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Author: MI5VictimMI5Victim Date: Dec 31, 2006 17:28
Stephen Lander on Channel Four TV
MI5's Director-General, Stephen Lander, appeared in Channel Four's programme "The Power List" on 31/October/1998.
The series of three programmes described the most influential people in British society.
To my deep amusement and Lander's undoubted chagrin, Fulcrum Productions, makers of the programme, chose to illustrate
the piece using screen-shots of my website. To the best of my knowledge this is the only time this website has featured
on British television screens.
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Author: ArmandArmand Date: Jan 6, 2007 16:42
In article rcn.net>,
marika5000@gmail.com says...>>> Yes, and you also harp on the fact that James Brown also beat his wife,
>>> right?
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>> He's done that? I'll never watch FOX NFL SUNDAY again!
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>they just interviewed his "widow" on access entertainment or one of those
>other entertainment gossip shows. She confirmed he did, but said it was
>just once, he apologized, said he would never do it again, they married and
>he never did it again ...
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Author: ahah Date: Jan 5, 2007 06:33
marika wrote:
> ah wrote:
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>>>
>>> Almost as good: We are
>>> going to go to the Chilli/Strawberry festival around noonish.
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>> *checks almanac*
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>> You're in the Southern Hemisphere, aren't you?
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> the miracle of refrigeration tilted the globe a little and made these
> beauties available in October.
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> We also had a wonderful butternut squash soup, broccoli rabe slaw,
> scallops and tuna in cilantro wasabi, and cider martinis.
Cilantro wabasi?
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Author: marikamarika Date: Jan 4, 2007 20:41
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> To be fair, you can't reason anyone who blindly follows some particular
> ideology.
Well, I too, looked at this with a fair amount of skepticism, but there
seems to be a kernel of truth there.
This sounds like worst-case scenario stuff that was brainstormed after 9/11
and the Rumsfeld/Cheney crowd said let's gear up and be prepared for
anything. Now, 3 yrs later, it's come to fruition.
So, I look at this skeptically, but realize that there's a lot going on in
the government that we just don't know about. And that's not paranoia,
that's just fact.
>It isn't just Limbaugh fans, there are plenty of people out there who will
>let other people do their thinking for them.
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Author: marikamarika Date: Jan 5, 2007 08:23
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> The Tree of Life belongs to LORD GOD Almighty, Creator of heaven and
> earth.
Yes, these do seem like good ideas. ...So, the Georiga Medical Board isn't
as wacky. but doesn't being in Georgia mean a little wacky?
mk5000
"Grandfather Christmas, he's dead now, died in Orpington hospital...."
, --mummers play
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Author: marikamarika Date: Jan 5, 2007 08:27
> Convicted neighbor Mark K. Bilbo wrote:
>
> Google is a big company with many employees
> most with free will.
Wouldn't be a bad job if you could do it from home.
mk5000
"He found the Slasher tough!
For never did the Slasher call
' 'Old on, I've had enough.'
'Enough, enough!' he never cried,"--tipton slasher, rod beavon
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Author: marikamarika Date: Jan 5, 2007 08:44
>> Ok thank, it's getting real confusing trying to keep up with threads in
>> this group.
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Author: marikamarika Date: Jan 5, 2007 12:14
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> The links are dead.
I believe they were the TSOING TSOINGS when I was 7.
>Why is that? Why do you hold a Kenny McCormick
> Memorial Medal?
PS kenny and wife are coming home this weekend. (again). uh-oh.
mk5000
"Blogging is interesting. Every day you make snap judgements about whether
to publish a thing. I'm finding that it feels important to make good
judgements. I am using google analytics (and raw logs) to track my blog
stats but am zero percent curious about them and will probably not look at
them for a year or so."--jeremy gardner
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Author: marikamarika Date: Jan 5, 2007 12:18
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> (note: Only those who are blessed by GOD will have access to these and
> other related OurLittle.net articles per a secure IP database. All
> others will have to make charitable $30.00 donations to
> TheWellnessFoundation.com first to gain access.)
>
OK, I got it to work, VERY cool.
mk5000
'This is good for me because I find often that I have to read aloud to
really get a sense of what's going on. Even poems where I think I know
what's happening I gain a richer understanding of when I speak them. I go to
readings whenever I can and I try to keep in touch with other poets.
"--saskatchewan
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Author: marikamarika Date: Jan 5, 2007 12:56
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> If "wide popular belief" is your litmus test, then I'm sure you believe
> in God and Jesus christ as the son of God, after all, there's even
> wider popular belief there.
good thoughts. yes, it does seem that the primary goal of a lot of churches
is to build a bigger building. I agree with you and I just don't get it.
>
> Oh, and even if the "major" part of the populus which "noam"'s
> fictional 33.33%% represents is true, what does that make the other
> 66.66%% ?
Instead of spending the money to do good things, just build a bigger place.
>REALLY major ?
>
ugh!!!!!!!!!
mk5000
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