White Shadow wrote:

"UsurperTom" aol.com> wrote in message
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This is just stupid. The truth of Iran-Contra is unknown to this day, but
there is no way you can refer to this as "aid" to Iran. The first deal
seems to have been done in exchange for hostages and the second for money.
But both instances were illegal, were NOT government policy and it's never
been proven Reagan even knew about the sales.

For you to use this as evidence that the US was "aiding" Iran in their war
with Iraq shows your desperation for defending your position. Flimsy. Very
flimsy.

F Parella wrote:

ulysses@mscomm.com wrote in news:1168205344.077547.269220@
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The words have always been easy to hear on the song. In fact I always
thought it was Paul saying something, but it was only recently that I
learned (and listened closer to hear) it was indeed swearing. Sounds like
John to me.

"UsurperTom" aol.com> wrote in message
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That is true. And the Allies formed the "International Military Tribunal"
for the trials. The authority of the courts were based on the unconditional
surrender given by the German high command.

For you to to just try to reword this seems a bit of sophistry.

This is irrelevant. The United States at no time had custody of Eichmann
and was not involved with the capture, transport, detainment, trial or
execution of Eichmann.

The United States DID have custody of Hussein. And they were involved with
all of the above in re Saddam Hussein.

"Danny Caccavo" comcast.net> wrote in message
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'The Unseen Beatles'

'The Unseen Beatles' reveals the truth about why, at the height of
their fame in 1966, the world's first supergroup performed their last
live concert and never toured again. Liberation Entertainment will
release "The Unseen Beatles" the DVD on 22nd January 2007 to tie in
with the BBC Two 'Timewatch' programme, 'Beatlemania' airing on 9th
January 2007.

Featuring previously unseen home footage and behind-the-scenes news
film, this unique documentary tells the story of how four musicians
inspired the birth of the modern touring industry, firmly established
youth culture and then split at the height of their success. Those who
met the Beatles were struck by their ordinariness and approachability.
'The Unseen Beatles' includes their personal eye-witness accounts.

Contributors include the Beatles' former roadie, Ed Freeman; Barry
Tashian, from their support band, 'The Remains'; Tony Barrow, the
band's press officer from 1962 through to 1966; and Tony Bramwell, The
Beatles' road manager from 1967 to 1970.

fishandchips wrote:

f&c-

Turns out Astucia isn't an illness, it's a business located in the UK.

http://www.astucia.co.uk/

Glad I could be of assistance.

Andrew

Heather now claims Macca "ruined her career." What career??

Heather Mills wants almost everything Macca owns

Jan 07 2007:

"Heather Mills says she wants four of Paul McCartney's homes as part of
their divorce settlement.

Heather reportedly told her attorney's that she's willing to fight for
all four properties, which are located in London, New York, Sussex and
Los Angeles.

Sources say Heather also expects a hell of a lot of cash as well as
annual "allowance" - all because she believes her marriage to McCartney
destroyed her career.

"Throughout the marriage Heather told her friends and people she worked
with that nothing good has come out of marrying Paul. She says before
she met him she used to earn loads of money but being with him
destroyed her earning potential," a source was quoted by the Mirror, as
saying.

Salvador Astucia wrote: