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The ’Dummy-crats’ are obtaining much succor from polls showing the public favouring the election of ’Dummy-crats’ over ’Rummy-crats’ by near or exceeding double-digit margins .... WOW! .... Examples : a ) NEWSWEEK (3/16 -3/17 /06) (D) 50% / (R) 39 %... ...b) TIME (3/22- 3/23/06 ) (D) 50% / (R) 41% .... c) NBC/Wall St. Journal (3/10 - 3/13/06) (D) 50 % / (R) 37 % .... The national "Dummy-crat" leaders advise exceeding caution.... We’ve got this thing in the bag.... Shut-up (…)

At long last, the warning cry about the Bliar’s dangerous state-of-mind and foreign policy is being picked-up by the media. Significantly, the recently-leaked Sawer memo and its implications come first from Dubai and Pakistan , ie Asian countries with a rather different perspective on what New Labour’s arrogant John Reid assumes to be the world community.
When people like Reid and Bliar use such phrases, attaching them to emotive clarion calls for the ’defence of freedom’, ’our traditional (…)

To say the Iraq War was a total failure would be an unfair assessment. The Pentagon succeeded in rousting the Qatar-based news channel Al-Jazeera from it’s Baghdad headquarters ...... "THE MIDDLE-EAST NETWORK AL-JAZEERA WAS ACCUSED BY DONALD RUMSFELD OF BROADCASTING "VISCOUS , INNACURATE, AND INEXCUSABLE REPORTS ABOUT THE WAR ON IRAQ THE DAY BEFORE PRESIDENT BUSH MET TONY BLAIR AND APPARENTLY SUGGESTED BOMBING THE STATION’S HEADQUARTERS. " ( "Rumsfeld’s Al-Jazeera Outbursts", The (…)

DUBAI: The British Prime Minister Tony Blair’s March 21 speech defending his country’s foreign policy seems fairly benign until one delves between the lines.
It has been billed by the press as a defence of decisions made to invade Afghanistan and Iraq in light of Blair’s diminishing popularity.
It might be. But on the other hand, it could be an attempt at setting us up for an endless war scenario in the name of defending "our values".
There is no doubt that Blair is a natural salesman. (…)

Apropos the double-talk currently emanating from the quislings in 10 Downing Street, Hannah Strange, London’s UPI correspondent ends her Iran report by observing that, "For now, the government appears to be performing a diplomatic balancing act, attempting to dispel fears of a rush to war while simultaneously preparing for it."
While the Straw mouth says one thing, the Bliar orifice says another. Which one we wonder is more full of shit?
It’s typical New Labour. Keep pointing your (…)

By Laura Eduati, 27 March, 2006
Source: http://claudiofava.netfirms.com/artman/publish/article_964.shtml Translated from Italian by Mary Rizzo, member of tlaxcala , the network of translators for linguistic diversity. This translation is on copyleft. The detention centre Safi Barracks of Malta is a gigantic cage where the migrants live like beasts. When the Maltese army opens the locks, dozens of Africans run towards them shouting “Freedom! Liberté!” They come near them with (…)

Berlusconi Warns Against Multiculturalism By ALESSANDRA RIZZO, Associated Press Writer Tue Mar 28, 10:04 AM ROME - Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi said he does not want Italy to become a multiethnic, multicultural country, drawing plaudits from a right-wing ally and criticism from center-left opponents. Berlusconi, a conservative, faces a stiff challenge in next month’s national election, with opinion polls putting him behind his opponent, former premier Romano Prodi. The (…)

Black Budget - secret budgeting and spending of the US Gov.
The Negative Return Economy - a discourse on America’s black budget
Fascinating and lucrative patriotism.
Keep the people frightened Of things they cannot know Is the secret of the Tomb If they knew what you and I know They would know it is just men Who rob them, cheat them, kill them Then start it all again Orville X
Black Budget? What Black Budget?
At the time of the attack on the World Trade Center and the (…)

By Anne McElroy Dachel
It is becoming more and more obvious that we have a growing crisis on our hands in the U.S., yet we’re at a loss on how we should deal with it. Increasingly, we’re hearing about autism. There are walks and ribbons to create awareness for autism. Parents support groups have formed all over the country. Schools have had to focus on the needs of the growing number of students with a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder. This debilitating, neurological disorder seems (…)

By David Swanson
A delegation of women from Iraq told stories last night in Washington, D.C., unlike anything we’ve ever heard about this war from the media in the United States. And the media was not there, so I’m going to tell you what they said.
The event was held at Busboys and Poets, the restaurant that serves as the gathering place for all social justice groups in Washington. The restaurant’s owner is Andy Shallal, an Iraqi American and an active opponent of the war. Shallal spoke (…)