... degrees of information (if not full knowledge) about this 21st century (denied by the President of Sudan) "genocide." Nevertheless, it'll be denied in the future as per past genocides are denied today, and/or... the immoral reigning establishment's favorite propaganda sheet. Here's some proofs why feigned ignorance & denial about Sudan-Darfur cannot be judged by history as acceptable http://www.tnr.com/booksarts/story.html?id=36975a7c-...

... in the past proved peaceful the day they were sent home. "Dt calm at this time," says the first entry, using shorthand for "detainee," in the log for the January 2007 deportation of Yousif Nageib to his native Sudan. In requesting drugs for his deportation, an immigration officer had noted that Nageib, 40, had once fled to Canada to avoid an assault charge and had helped instigate a detainee uprising while in custody. But on the morning of...

.... Uh, okay. <quietly> That's a rational comparison. Actually, bombings for the sake of opinion polls are disgusting. I think Noam Chomsky considered the bombing of the aspirin WMD factory in Sudan a war crime. -------------------------------------------------------- SEAN: me too, but that's the problem when your Intelligence Services are so damn un-intelligent. They gave Clinton the "evidence" ... if he didn't do it, all the...

...of not having our threats credible. Uh, okay. <quietly> That's a rational comparison. Actually, bombings for the sake of opinion polls are disgusting. I think Noam Chomsky considered the bombing of the aspirin WMD factory in Sudan a war crime. You tell me why Kosovo got bombed that day, and add a few cites too, because you brought it up. Clearly, Clinton felt that he needed a boost in the polls, and with Lewinski breaking...

... in the past proved peaceful the day they were sent home. "Dt calm at this time," says the first entry, using shorthand for "detainee," in the log for the January 2007 deportation of Yousif Nageib to his native Sudan. In requesting drugs for his deportation, an immigration officer had noted that Nageib, 40, had once fled to Canada to avoid an assault charge and had helped instigate a detainee uprising while in custody. But on the morning of...

... w Iranie. Rada ministrów państw nie-sprzymierzonych, takich jak Afganistan, Algieria, Bahrain, Boliwia, Egipt, Indonezia, Iran, Irak, Jordan, Kuwewit, Liban, Libja, Oman, Pakistan, Quatar, Arabia Saudyjska, Sudan, Syria, Turkmenistan, Zjednoczone Emiraty, Uzbekistan i Wenezuela, etc. stwierdziła, że rada ta "potwierdza niezaprzeczalne prawo wszystkich państw włącznie z Islamską Republiką Irańską do używania energii nuklearnej w ...

... support for Israel at the top of their top ten reasons for hating America. Bin Laden and countless millions in the Muslim world regard the attacks on Lebanon, on Iraq, on Libya, on Iran, on Afghanistan and on Sudan as a direct result of Israel's control over America. They point out that the many Israeli massacres of Palestinians, the ongoing torture of thousands of prisoners, the use of assassination of political enemies, the bombing of ...

...-looting Now, every governor is a 'commander' http://www.crosscut.com/washington/17512/ Newly-discovered report details 1904 execution of Korean civilians http://english.hani.co.kr/arti/english_edition/e_national/309309.html Sudan Denies it Receives Iranian Military Help http://www.voanews.com/english/2008-09-08-voa43.cfm Dion proposes ban on military-style assault rifles http://www.nationalpost.com/news/canada/story.html?id=...

...Hitler's invaders have apparently now decided to make the documents accessible to all instead of only pursuers of relatives' fates. There are some honest people who do not like/believe in the need/ necessity for modern Israel to exist: Perhaps the documents may serve to change some of those anti-zionist minds too. Allegedly 200,000---400,000 Darfurans have been murdered during the past 4 years: Sudan's President denies it is reality.

... of the vaunted W. European welfare states. According to you that must mean that France, Germany, Sweden, Norway, etc. don't have "free speech on economic issues" whereas they do in Afghanistan, Angola, Ethiopia, and Sudan. Also note the high growth rates of the former Eastern European communist countries and the former Soviet Republics. Some of them are as high or even higher than China's with one notable exception - Hungary. You of ...