On Dec 15 2007, 2:11 pm, "Centurion" empire.com> wrote:

Well, that's largely because in most parts of idiot Philadelphia,
they don't have homes. They got day-glo Detroit.
And in some parts of idiot New Orleans, they don't even got cops,
they got Seattle Swat Teams.

Time to deport them all *before* allowing them enough time to plan
their violent acts.

Three arrested before violent attack: police

From correspondents in Amsterdam

January 01, 2008 02:11am
Article from: Reuters

DUTCH police have arrested three men suspected of planning an imminent
attack.

Prosecutors said that police made the arrests in Rotterdam after the
Dutch intelligence service said it was possible the suspects - aged
31, 32 and 39 - were about to carry out an unspecified act of
violence.

Prosecutors were not immediately available to give more details.

The Dutch government has classed the risk of a terrorist attack as
"substantial", the second highest in a four-stage warning system,
since the London bombings on July 7, 2005.

In 2004 the Netherlands was shaken by the murder of filmmaker and
Islam critic Theo van Gogh by a Dutch-Moroccan.

Millions party despite bombs, security fears

From correspondents in London

January 01, 2008 01:14pm
Article from: Agence France-Presse

MILLIONS staged midnight parties at icon landmarks around the world to
see in 2008 but bomb attacks and security fears quickly darkened New
Year festivities.

But bombs planted by suspected separatist rebels at discos and other
entertainment centres rocked Thailand's troubled south as revelry was
at its peak, killing one person and injuring dozens, police said.

Bombs in the Thai capital at the last New Year's party killed three
people.

In Pakistan's biggest city, Karachi, police stopped thousands from
attending a traditional gathering on a beach overlooking the Arabian
Sea amid security fears after the assassination of opposition leader
Benazir Bhutto.

Belgian authorities cancelled a traditional fireworks show in Brussels
as the country went on maximum alert over possible terror threats.

Terrorists? Not Us Says One Muslim
Terrorism Alan Caruba
December 31, 2007

In lieu of the assassination of Pakistan's Benazir
Bhutto, it is necessary once again for those in the
West to gain some insight into the culture of Islam
and, in particular, of the Middle East. What can be
easily observed is the abject refusal to take any responsibility for
anything done in the name of
Islam.

While the memory of September 11, 2001 recedes
for Americans, our British cousins have been
subjected to a number of Islamic terrorist acts
since then. On July 7, 2005, there were four
separate suicide bombings in London that killed
56 people and injured 700. More recently, on June
30, 2007, there was the attack on the Glasgow
International Airport in Scotland.

http://www.hkfront.org/plaen.htm
Chinese War Criminals

http://www.hkfront.org/sepen.htm
Say No to China

http://www.hkfront.org/index-sub-en.html
Hong Konger Front, calling for Hong Kong independence and the
establishment of the Republic of Hong Kong

"Smoking Causes Lung Cancer (SCLC)" wrote in
message news:pan.2008.01.01.01.37.40@nospam.invalid...
...

What makes you think that the games of the great powers don't affect
the internal politics of other countries?

Haven't you been paying any attention at all? ... :-|

All you newts out there ;)

Dhu

Let's take the new year out with a bang, or maybe you party hard new
year's eve and got a hangover in the first day of the new year. This
ought to sober you up:

http://www.rescuewithoutborders.org/id94.html

HAVE A GOOD YEAR

http://www.inteldaily.com/?c=173&a=4372

Decay, Economic Downturn and Revolution
by J. R. Nyquist
Weekly Column Published: 11.26.2007
Print
One day the United States, as we know it, will disappear and
Washington, D.C. will not be the capital of a great nation. But
before history reaches this moment, millions of Americans will
experience the greatest economic reversal of all time. Consider the
logic of this scenario. If America is destined to disappear, the
first warning signs will be on the economic front. And now we see
the signs, all around. Those who favor U.S. power should be
worried. America

Anglo-American ambitions behind the assassination of Benazir Bhutto

It has been known for months that the Bush-Cheney administration and its
allies have been manuevering to strengthen their political control of
Pakistan, paving the way for the expansion and deepening of the

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