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  Re: 200 More Days of Death and Destruction by Dangerous Duo         


Author: m9mckinley
Date: Jul 3, 2008 22:45

>
> well I hate to break the news to you but Obama is concerned about
> slowly pulling out of Iraq but he is also wanting to send troops to
> afghanastan to beef up what we already have there so nothing is going
> to stop for quite awhile

Yes I agree, but IF he is smart (enough) he will realize they are both
unwinnable wars of attrition, with time (in decades) certainly on the
side of the resistance. If he stays in, he will be tied down with an
expanding war and then after 4 years of the same death and destruction
he will get thrown out at the next election.

If he is smart (enough) he will understand he will need to CANCEL -
yes CANCEL - both illegal unwinnable wars very soon. Otherwise the
quagmire and consequences will finish him (in disgrace) in 4 years.
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  Pakistan denounces statement by top US military chief         


Author: Otis Willie PIO The American War Library
Date: Jul 3, 2008 22:07

Pakistan denounces statement by top US military chief
http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2008-07/03/content_8485237.htm

{EXCERPT} Xinhua, ChinaISLAMABAD, July 3 (Xinhua) -- Pakistan on Thursday
denounced a statement made by top US military chief on cross-border attack,
saying the Pakistani troops...

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  US evades queries on military action against Osama on Pak soil         


Author: Otis Willie PIO The American War Library
Date: Jul 3, 2008 22:07

US evades queries on military action against Osama on Pak soil
http://www.ptinews.com/pti%%5Cptisite.nsf/0/6E34595D94675ED56525747B001E7312?Ope...

{EXCERPT} Press Trust of India, India"I'm comfortable, as the military leader,
that I have all the authorities I need....I'm not going to get into the
specifics of it," Chairman of the Joint...

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  US, Afghan, Pakistani military officials to meet shortly         


Author: Otis Willie PIO The American War Library
Date: Jul 3, 2008 22:07

US, Afghan, Pakistani military officials to meet shortly
http://www.onlinenews.com.pk/details.php?id=129990

{EXCERPT} Online - International News Network, PakistanKABUL: Military officials
from Afghanistan, Pakistan, and the United States will meet in Kabul to discuss
the bombings of June 10 near Gor Pario area in...

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  Re: McVay, why should the whole world remember the 'holocaust' (that does not include the tens of millions who died in WWII that were not Jewish) when the same people who suffered this... later do this...: http://aliyaallzionists.files.wordpress.com/20         


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Date: Jul 3, 2008 21:26

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  Islam to blame for terror: Zardari         


Author: fruitella
Date: Jul 3, 2008 19:25

the title i posted is the actual fact.

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International politics to blame for terror: Zardari

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan is now the "petri dish of international
terrorism", ruling PPP Chairman Asif Ali Zardari has said blaming the
West which "used" the country for its short-term political objectives
by investing more in its military rather than its people.
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  , " Tincanistan " why try and grow food on 1%% of the worlds water while ignoring the full potential of the 97%% in the Oceans         


Author: elea.namatjira
Date: Jul 3, 2008 16:57

Why not grow most of our food in the ocean , it has 97%% of the earths
water

Why try and live off the 1 %% that is available as fresh water

why not simply add used tin cans to the sea and grow 10 times the food
we could ever eat for free and stop wasting the little fresh water we
have

the oceans have been starved of iron since we stopped the rivers from
naturally adding / fertilizing the oceans with dissolved iron like
nature planned

We stopped iron fertilization by irrigation

we can fertilize the oceans with used tin cans for free

Once the public discover that all they need to do is add used tin cans
to the sea and it will grow enough algae to cure global warming as
well as feed 100 billion people all at NIL cost

Used tin cans will save the world
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  The Most Expensive Hotel in The World         


Author: david
Date: Jul 3, 2008 10:31

The Most Expensive Hotel in The World
http://hotel-burj-al-arab.blogspot.com
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  Oh, India, why this Global mischief?         


Author: Muhammad Javed Iqbal
Date: Jul 3, 2008 08:29

By Dr. Abdul Ruff Colachal

Indians are proud of calling themselves great principled guys. Both in
India and abroad Indian Hindus seek everything to themselves, equality
and better provisions for Hindus in their own ways. In India they
argue that they are the masters hence they decide every thing; Muslims
have to obey the Hindus if they want to survive. Abroad they argue
they deserve preferential treatment because India is a great country
where democracy, secularism, equality, broadmindedness and justice,
etc, are flourishing and Muslims and other minorities are better
placed in India than the Hindus who are even denied minimum, if not
everything, in their own country.

Hindus are good at propaganda and maneuvering. Indian media claim
Hindus to be poor but great people, but call Muslims as bad guys to be
ill-treated, Kashmiris as ā€œterroristsā€, while Pakistanis are still
ā€œcross-border- terroristsā€ and criticize the same manners its neighbor
Bangladesh. But, amazingly, all genocides and brutality in Jammu
Kashmir and sabotages in other neighboring countries, India remains
quite sumptuously great, so to say.

Indian double-speak
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  India Much Worse than Pakisan & Bangladesh in Nuorishment         


Author: Muhammad Javed Iqbal
Date: Jul 3, 2008 08:07

Published on The Economic Times ( www.economictimes. indiatimes.
com )

2 Jul, 2008, 1130 hrs IST,

NEW DELHI: India is worse than Bangladesh and Pakistan when it comes
to nourishment and is showing little improvement in the area despite
big money being spent on it, says Planning Commission member Syeda
Hameed.

"There has been an enormous infusion of funds. But the National
Family Health Survey gives a different story on malnourishment in the
country. We don't know, something is just not clicking," Hameed said.

Speaking at a conference on "Malnutrition an emergency: what it costs
the nation", she said even Prime Minister Manmohan Singh during
interactions with the Planning Commission has described
malnourishment as the "blackest mark".

"I should not compare. But countries like Bangladesh, Pakistan and
Sri Lanka are better," she said. The conference was organised Monday
by the Confederation of Indian Industry and the Ministry of
Development of Northeastern Region.
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