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Iraq War Images Uncensored
http://www.afterdowningstreet.org/uncensored
Submitted by davidswanson on Mon, 2006-05-15 17:02. Evidence
This collection of photos is the most complete we are aware of. Many of them are being made public here for the first time. Many of them are extremely gruesome. These must not be censored, because this is what a war really looks like, and that is something citizens need to see in order to cast informed ballots and lobby our representatives for or against (…)

"Venezuela is Now Accused of Being an Imperialist Nation!" Chavez in London
By CounterPunch News Service
Translation by Lawrence Pirela.
President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Hugo Chávez Good afternoon (said in English).
Mayor of London, Ken Livingstone So here we start, and I would like to get the first question from radio and television, after that maybe the domestic press and after that the press and media of Venezuela. Is there someone here from radio or television? (…)

From BrickBurner.org
A letter to William P. Leahy, SJ, president of BU
Dear Father Leahy,
I am writing to resign my post as an adjunct professor of English at Boston College.
I am doing so — after five years at BC, and with tremendous regret — as a direct result of your decision to invite Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to be the commencement speaker at this year’s graduation.
Many members of the faculty and student body already have voiced their objection to the invitation, (…)

www.venezuelanalysis.com/articles.php?artno=1730
Chávez and Venezuela Deserve the Support of All Who Believe In Social Justice and Democracy
Tuesday, May 16, 2006
By: Ken Livingstone - The Guardian President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela will today become the second head of state - after the Queen - to be welcomed to London’s City Hall. When it comes to the social transformation taking place in Venezuela, the political qualifications often necessary in our imperfect world can be set aside. (…)

There’s an old adage, which holds true from Star War’s Tatuine to Algeria and from the sands of Iraq to the Mexican border at Loredo,TX.:
"The little guy, if determined enough,will beat the big guy every time"
Nowhere is this more evident than in actions by our own Bush administration. We went to Afghanistan and Iraq with F-16s, stealth bombers, helicopters with gattling guns, rockets and missiles, 130,000 troops, drones, spy satellites, humvess, Bradleys, tanks, depleted uranium shells, (…)

www.venezuelanalysis.com/news.php?newsno=1968
Venezuela Considers U.S. Weapons Ban Sale Prelude to Further Aggression
Tuesday, May 16, 2006 By: Gregory Wilpert - Venezuelanalysis.com
Defense Minister Orlando Maniglia speaks to the press about the U.S. decision to declare Venezuela a country that is not cooperating in its war on terrorism. Credit: VTV
Caracas, Venezuela, May 16, 2006-Reacting to yesterday’s announcement that the U.S. would no longer sell weapons to Venezuela because (…)

Notice the strange reactions from the men who supposedly landed on the moon.
For a scientific analsis of the Apollo Moon Missions go to
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-RcK...
http://members.aol.com/painfulquest...

Interviewing Chavez
Published: 16 May 2006 By: Channel 4
Exclusive Venzuela’s Hugo Chavez asserts America is trying to kill him; that if he was an Iraqi he’d take to the trenches with an RPG and fire it at them.
In an exclusive television interview, he told this programme America could have its arms back - and says he will cut off oil supplies to the US if more sanctions are imposed. #.
He says he is protecting himself against US aggression - and says he may join forces with Tehran (…)

The only way we can secure our borders is to pass an enforcement-only bill, and then see to it that it is actually enforced. Our nation’s security cannot be held hostage to the politics of amnesty any longer.
Fact is, 20 million people have invaded America, and no one, not even President Bush, knows a damn thing about any of them. Except, that is, those illegal aliens who are 29% of the inmate population in federal prisons.
Bush seems to believe that Hispanic migrants are above the law, (…)

Published on Tuesday, May 16, 2006 by Reuters Chavez Ridicules Washington’s Weapons Ban
LONDON - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez accused the United States of "imperial abuse" on Tuesday after Washington banned U.S. arms sales to his country.
Already hostile relations between the two nations descended further as Chavez, who was speaking to the BBC during a visit to London, derided the United States as an "impotent empire" and said he would ignore the weapons ban.
"The North American (…)