... little difference to him now, as he passes his sixth successive birthday in Guantanamo, alone. Historic though his case may be, it's doubtful whether the ripples of indignation that have been steadily building over the last three years, as his lawyers and other supporters have sought to humanize this lost child, will touch him in his solitude. Andy Worthington is a writer and historian, and he is the author of The Guantanamo Files.

...Really? I used the appropriate openmp flag for gfortran for the first time a couple weeks back and Tobias Burns advised me so: F:\gfortran\source>gfortran -o thread -fopenmp ff55.f90 Seems unambiguous enough. If there's anything I miss when I use gfortran it's an IDE and visual debugger. The mingw people have one now for c/c++; maybe in a year it will be adapted for fortran. -- Historian: an unsuccessful novelist. H. L. Mencken

...>>>Now that more and more research, with supporting documentation, is being made public, documenting the collaboration of the ZIONAZIS with the nazis, slime like Shiksa Sueee Cohen do not want this TRUTH made public. Even German historians such as C. Lange are now making public their findings, to the chagrin of the ZHID COLLABORATORS. It was not only the notorious KASTNER CASE!! On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:51:02 -...

... values (welfare, justice, and beauty). Then moral philosophers ask how these values are similar or different, when one may be traded off against another, and where any of these values fit into the physical world. Again, historians try to discover knowledge of the past and astronomers try to discover knowledge of stars and planets, but only philosophers ask what makes any of these beliefs knowledge, and how (or whether) we can have any ...

.... Actually, the results were truly breathtaking. But as I've said to Tiny Tim, you guys really need to learn what actually happened. You have a very distorted view of it, past down by leftist historians with an ax to grind. Fortunately, that view is gradually undergoing a radical shift in the right direction and the true facts are emerging. Fred Weiss I agree with the NYT liberal columnist ROGER ...

.... Actually, the results were truly breathtaking. But as I've said to Tiny Tim, you guys really need to learn what actually happened. You have a very distorted view of it, past down by leftist historians with an ax to grind. Fortunately, that view is gradually undergoing a radical shift in the right direction and the true facts are emerging. Fred Weiss I agree with the NYT liberal columnist ROGER ...

... fabulously. Actually, the results were truly breathtaking. But as I've said to Tiny Tim, you guys really need to learn what actually happened. You have a very distorted view of it, past down by leftist historians with an ax to grind. Fortunately, that view is gradually undergoing a radical shift in the right direction and the true facts are emerging. Fred Weiss I agree with the NYT liberal columnist ROGER Cohen: If ...

...worked fabulously. Actually, the results were truly breathtaking. But as I've said to Tiny Tim, you guys really need to learn what actually happened. You have a very distorted view of it, past down by leftist historians with an ax to grind. Fortunately, that view is gradually undergoing a radical shift in the right direction and the true facts are emerging. Fred Weiss Here's a still relevant reason why I'm a "liberal...

..., not completely, but it was certainly more true then than now. It worked fabulously. Actually, the results were truly breathtaking. But as I've said to Tiny Tim, you guys really need to learn what actually happened. You have a very distorted view of it, past down by leftist historians with an ax to grind. Fortunately, that view is gradually undergoing a radical shift in the right direction and the true facts are emerging. Fred Weiss

... -- a resurrection of anything like that. A sensible alternative is the Gorbachev vision rejected by Clinton and undermined by Bush. Sane advice along these lines has recently been given by former Israeli Foreign Minister and historian Shlomo ben-Ami, writing in the Beirut Daily Star: "Russia must seek genuine strategic partnership with the US, and the latter must understand that, when excluded and despised, Russia can be a major global ...