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Analysis: Iraqis' Basra fight not going well
Post Date: 2008-03-29 08:24:18 by Ada
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U.S. military intelligence analysis says forces control less than quarter of Basra Officials say militia's forces control many cities in Iraq's southeast Bush called the operation "a defining moment in the history of a free Iraq" "This is going to go on for a while," one U.S. military official said WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The Iraqi military push into the southern city of Basra is not going as well as American officials had hoped, despite President Bush's high praise for the operation, several U.S. officials said Friday. A burned Iraqi army tank is seen on a street in the southern city of Basra on Friday. 1 of 3 A closely held U.S. military intelligence ...

Trial By Silk
Post Date: 2008-03-28 23:53:17 by Tauzero
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Trial by Silk After almost a hundred days on a space transport, we were naturally happy to land on an Earth-type planet. —Any Earth-type planet. Our captain this trip was a burly New Venusian named Engstrom. On the big screen over the forward loudspeaker of the public address system, his image showed a discomfort hard to explain. His hemming, hawing, and fidgeting added nothing worth having, either. Beside me, Willis murmured fervently, "I wish we had the Captain back." When anyone on Starlight spoke the word "captain" with such reverence, he meant, not Engstrom, but our previous captain, who'd recently been transferred to one of the company's newer and ...

US forces launch airstrikes in Iraq
Post Date: 2008-03-28 22:29:34 by richard9151
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40 minutes ago BAGHDAD - U.S. forces stepped deeper Friday into the Iraqi government's fight to cripple Shiite militias, launching airstrikes in the southern city of Basra and firing a missile into the main Shiite stronghold in Baghdad. The American support occurred as Iraqi troops struggled against strong resistance in Basra and retaliation elsewhere in Shiite areas — including more salvos of rockets or mortars into the U.S.-protected Green Zone in Baghdad. It was the first time American jets have been called to attack militia positions since Iraqi ground forces launched an operation Tuesday to clear Basra of the armed groups that have effectively ruled the streets of the ...

The Brett Darrow Case- Invoking Your Rights With Police
Post Date: 2008-03-28 21:42:33 by Artisan
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The Brett Darrow CaseBrett Darrow is a 20 year old from St. George Missouri, who decided to mount a video camera in his car after getting some traffic tickets. Watch the bizzare series of events that unfolds in September 2007 when Brett politely invokes his God given rights to privacy and Constitutional protections. Sgt. James Kuehnlein became outraged and began screaming like a lunatic, berating and threatening Darrow, saying he would find '9 different charges' to lock him up on. Darrow later posted the video online where it got international attention, and Sgt. Kuehnlein was promptly fired. Darrow had an eerily similar incident happen to him in December 2006, when he politely ...

In Iraq, Trying to Salvage a Cease-Fire
Post Date: 2008-03-27 23:11:11 by richard9151
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A charade is going on in Baghdad and it may end badly. The U.S. military has been very careful to say that the current offensive by the Iraqi government in southern Iraq was simply "enforcement of the law in Basra." It was not directed against the Mahdi Army, the militia run by radical Shi'ite cleric (and political powerhouse) Moqtada al-Sadr, whose seven-month-old cease-fire has been key to the success of the American surge. The U.S. maintained that line today even though it was clear that the "criminal gangs" battling government forces in Basra were identifiable as elements of the Mahdi Army. In a military briefing in Baghdad on Wednesday, the U.S. military ...

How To Beat That Ticket- Discovery In a Traffic Ticket Case
Post Date: 2008-03-27 16:21:06 by Artisan
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(Artisan's note: Thread title was my own) Geo. McCalip's Traffic Ticket Site DISCOVERY Per Penal Code sections 1054 and 1054.1 you do not subpoena evidence for a traffic infraction trial, you use the less formal discovery process by serving the request on the prosecuting attorney. Per Government Code section 26500 the prosecuting attorney is the District Attorney (or in some cases the City Attorney). Start by choosing the appropriate forms from the list below and downloading them. FORM FORMAT NEW Red Light Camera Word 97 RTF Speed Trap -- for any speeding case which involves radar or laser and a prima facie speed limit. Word 97 RTF Radar or Laser -- for any speeding case ...

Latest on the trucker shutdown
Post Date: 2008-03-27 14:03:55 by PSUSA
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April 1st (Yes, I know that is April Fools day) is scheduled a 1 day truck shutdown. Most of those participating are owner operators, and they are doing this due to fuel prices. Those already under a load are encouraged to deliver it, and not to cause too many problems. They arent looking to crash what is left of our economy. I was listening to a trucker radio program last night, and whole owner/operator fleets are going to shut down. This is also getting MSM exposure. These guys are pissed. Some were willing to shut down for a week or more. How this translates to actual numbers, your guess is as good as mine. I know that this is not the 1st time this has been brought up, but I am getting ...

Across Iraq, battles erupt with Mahdi Army
Post Date: 2008-03-26 20:50:55 by richard9151
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Moqtada al-Sadr's Mahdi Army fought US, Iraqi forces in Baghdad and Basra on Tuesday. By Sam Dagher Baghdad - The Mahdi Army's seven-month-long cease-fire appears to have come undone. Rockets fired from the capital's Shiite district of Sadr City slammed into the Green Zone Tuesday, the second time in three days, and firefights erupted around Baghdad pitting government and US forces against the militia allied to the influential Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr. At the same time, the oil-export city of Basra became a battleground Tuesday as Iraqi forces, backed by US air power, launched a major crackdown on the Mahdi Army elements. British and US forces were guarding the border ...

New Hampshire State Reps to Vote on Impeachment, Please Call
Post Date: 2008-03-25 19:32:26 by F.A. Hayek Fan
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All eyes are on New Hampshire. The New Hampshire House of Representatives will vote on an impeachment resolution filed by 87 year-old State Representative Betty Hall (pictured above) sometime in early April, employing little-known "Jefferson's Manual" rules in an effort to force Congress to begin impeachment hearings against George Bush and Dick Cheney. Although many other local and state impeachment resolutions exist, NH is seen as a conservative bellwether state which could change the national dynamic. Impeachment advocates are responding to concerns that there is not enough time for impeachment by pointing out that Richard Nixon resigned a mere one-and-a-half weeks after ...

A Flag For Your Son
Post Date: 2008-03-25 06:14:40 by Ada
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When a people choose to worship the idol called the state as their savior, the natural progression will require that eventually they sacrifice themselves or members of their family to insure the growth and survival of this false god. A flag for your son, father, brother, husband, uncle, nephew or cousin; a flag-draped cold metal box for your mother, sister, wife, aunt, or niece. Of course, the pagan god will refuse any attempt to photograph these sacrifices, returned from the fields of conquest and death, claiming they are protecting the families, while in reality they seek to protect themselves from any awakening to the truth that might occur among their worshipers (slaves). I ...

The Surge--Is It Soup Yet?
Post Date: 2008-03-23 11:26:08 by Ada
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Many people seem to enjoy repeating “the is Surge working, the Surge is working…” over and over again on television. So just before we pop the Champaign at the fifth-year anniversary party for the invasion of Iraq, and celebrate the completion of the freshman year of our ballyhooed “new strategy,” perhaps we should ask, “is the Surge working—really? Sure, it’s working fine, just like my sister’s car. I had to drop her off at the garage where they were looking over her Ford Probe. It’d been overheating since she bought it, and there was something wrong with the alternator, too. But she didn’t have the money to fix it, so she asked the ...

Tibetan People's Uprising Movement: "Change Tibetan History"
Post Date: 2008-03-20 20:28:44 by buckeye
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TIBETANS LAUNCH HISTORIC MOVEMENT AHEAD OF BEIJING OLYMPICS Global Uprising to Include Exiles' March to Tibet New Delhi -- Five leading Tibetan organizations announced today the launch of the "Tibetan People's Uprising Movement", a new coordinated Tibetan resistance effort in the lead up to the 2008 Beijing Olympics. The Games will take place only months before the 50th anniversary of the 1959 Tibetan National Uprising against China's invasion of Tibet. The movement's organizers are calling on Tibetans worldwide to join protests during the Beijing Olympics and support a return march of exile Tibetans to their homeland. Click for Full Text! Poster Comment:But ...

Invisible Faces
Post Date: 2008-03-20 05:17:26 by Zoroaster
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NEWS YOU WON'T FIND ON CNN Send Page To a Friend Invisible Faces... By Layla Anwar 19/03/08 "ICH" -- -- I had to go again to have some "paperwork" done, authenticated, officialized, approved, signed... Again the fucking queue. One would have thought that I'd be used to it by now... Again, all of them were Iraqis. One was limping, the other holding an infant, an elderly woman so frail, I felt she was going to collapse any minute, a man perspiring carrying around 10 passports, he was trembling so much, all his papers fell dispersing themselves like white flakes on the grey, dirty, floor... He apologized to the "official" a thousand times for ...

About 3,000 Latvians marched through the capital Sunday under heavy police protection to honor countrymen who fought in a German combat unit during World War II.
Post Date: 2008-03-20 04:11:37 by Zoroaster
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updated 7:41 a.m. CT, Sun., March. 16, 2008 RIGA, Latvia - About 3,000 Latvians marched through the capital Sunday under heavy police protection to honor countrymen who fought in a German combat unit during World War II. The procession, included a few surviving members of the Waffen SS unit known as the Latvian Legion, was met by dozens of jeering protesters as it arrived at the Freedom Monument, in downtown Riga. The two sides were kept apart by some 2,000 police officers deployed to prevent possible unrest at the annual event. Story continues below [5; advertisement The participants sang patriotic songs and waved Latvian flags before laying roses at the base of the monument, ...

Iraq war protesters arrested at IRS headquarters
Post Date: 2008-03-19 14:19:14 by robin
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Police arrested more than a dozen people Wednesday morning who crossed a barricade and blocked entrances at the Internal Revenue Service building, the start of a day of protests marking the fifth anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq. A crowd gathered outside the IRS headquarters, chanting This is a Crime Scene'' andYou're Arresting the Wrong People.'' A marching band led protesters down the street near the National Mall and around the IRS building before dozens demonstrators gathered at the entrance. Protesters blocked the main entrance for a time, but no federal workers appeared to be trying to use those doors. Police detained 13 people who sat down at a side ...

All the LIttle Brothers Are Helping Little Brother Watch You
Post Date: 2008-03-19 09:14:12 by ohmproject
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Web inventor and MIT professor Sir Tim Berners-Lee has entered the raging controversy in Britain over the agreement of several UK ISPs to turn over their customers' browsing histories to Phorm, an Web advertising agency. "It's mine [my browsing history] - you can't have it. If you want to use it for something, then you have to negotiate with me. I have to agree, I have to understand what I'm getting in return." He offered the example of someone searching for and visiting sites about cancer: "I want to know if I look up a whole lot of books about some form of cancer that that's not going to get to my insurance company and I'm going to find my ...

Supreme Court hears key gun rights case
Post Date: 2008-03-18 12:15:17 by richard9151
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4 minutes ago WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court has heard arguments about the meaning of the Second Amendment and the Districts of Columbia's ban on handguns. A majority appears to support the view that the amendment protects an individual's right to own guns, rather than somehow linking right to service in a state militia. But it is less clear what that means for the District's 32-year-old ban on handguns, perhaps the strictest gun control law in the nation. "Does that make it unreasonable for a city with a very high crime rate...to say no handguns here?" Justice Stephen Breyer said. On the other side, Chief Justice John Roberts asked at one point: "What is ...

GUNS FOR BUSH / YUPPIES SERVE MASTERS
Post Date: 2008-03-18 07:03:13 by noone222
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Breaking Radical Yuppies all over America have organized to support George "w" and his banker buddies, pledging to donate their guns, their SUVs and their childrens futures in an attempt to assist bankrupt credit sources regain their balance. While some yuppies have questioned recent bailout policies that will demand excessive tax burdens for those that have paid their mortgages, taxes and yuppie dues, this group of radical neo-yuppies have pledged their wives, their credit-limits and their country club dues to the cause. These Chinese flag waving Paytriots have promised to support eminent domain and toll roads monitored by Chinese Troops, wherein they can ride their mopeds and ...

gold fixing to retrace, commodities selling off
Post Date: 2008-03-17 21:02:32 by gengis gandhi
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as I pointed out over the weekend, gold and commodities are way fucking overbought. If you are going long now you are going to take a haircut. If gold busts 990, which I think likely, you can expect it to retrace to about 950 and from their to 900. They gapped it up today at the open and it filled its gap, which indicates that the smart money is moving away and taking profits while joe and susie taterfuck are running in to buy the top. many other commodities today closed limit down, meaning they are selling like twelve bastards and even oil is topping. smells a whole lot like a bottom forming, but we shall see. here is some gear from ino.com about the commodities today. of course, ...

Blacks victims in nearly half of all murders in America
Post Date: 2008-03-17 21:00:40 by Jethro Tull
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Blacks victims in nearly half of all murders in America.(CRIME)(Brief article) From:JetDate:September 3, 2007More results for:black crime in america African-Americans comprised 13 percent of the United States' population in 2005 but were victims of about 49 percent of all homicides, the Bureau of Justice Statistics recently announced. Of the estimated 16,400 murders committed nationwide in 2005, about 8,000 of them were Black. African-Americans also account for 15 percent of all non-fatal crimes like rape, sexual assault and robbery, with a number of about 805,000 crimes. Most Black homicide victims were killed by a Black offender-93 percent-and about 77 percent involved a ...

Good News or Bad? Local Gun Shop Jammed w/ Buyers
Post Date: 2008-03-17 17:56:33 by PSUSA
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Wanted to share something I thought was relevant to recent discussions here on the economy. My wife and I visited our local Gun shop over the weekend to purchase a hand gun for her. You couldn't believe how many people were in this store buying fireamrs! I shop regularly at this store for cheap ammunition to shoot at the range, so I am familiar with the traffic. This place was jammed. You could hardly get around each other at the counters and down the aisles. The tension was thick. People seemed tense. I was hyped up on coffee and feeling honery so I loudly proclaimed, "Everyone here must be worried about the Economy and riots in the streets!" I thought I was going to get ...

The Implosion is Accelerating, Prepare While You Can
Post Date: 2008-03-17 16:57:17 by IndieTX
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The Implosion is Accelerating, Prepare While You Can March 15, 2008 By Greg Evensen News With Views For thirty years, I have been writing, speaking, imploring, and begging others to make rational, concrete plans for a time in life that would offer no quarter, give no mercy, and that would in a word be--catastrophic. We are coming face to face with that moment. You have so little time left to do anything that will give you a fighting chance. What are you doing? National Guard units are training and preparing for urban combat. The United States has just reached an agreement with Canada’s armed forces to come in to this country and assume combat roles should they be needed in ...

The Matrix Meets the 2008 U.S. Presidential Elections
Post Date: 2008-03-15 17:12:56 by buckeye
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"We Reacted Out of Fear, and With Total Destruction"
Post Date: 2008-03-15 12:55:24 by Horse
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SILVER SPRING, Maryland, Mar 14 (IPS) - Hart Viges joined the U.S. Army the day after Sep. 11, 2001, in the belief that he could help make the world a safer place. He ended up stationed in Fallujah, and then Baghdad. "We were the only authority and took full advantage of that," he told an audience of roughly 300 people here gathered for three days of testimony by veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan about abuses of civilians. "Everything was haji...haji house, haji smokes, haji burger." The term "haji" is used by U.S. soldiers in Iraq to degrade and dehumanise the Iraqi people. Viges, like others who spoke, said that U.S. troops routinely detained ...

D.C. gun ban's effectiveness questioned
Post Date: 2008-03-14 22:35:33 by richard9151
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Fri Mar 14, 5:10 PM ET WASHINGTON - On Sept. 24, 1976, one of the toughest gun laws in the nation took effect in the District of Columbia, essentially outlawing the private ownership of new handguns in a city struggling with violence. Over the next few weeks, a man with a .32-caliber pistol held up workers at a downtown federal office at midday, a cab driver was shot in the head, and a senator was mugged by three youths, one carrying a revolver, near the U.S. Capitol. Since the ban was passed, more than 8,400 people have been murdered in the district, many killed by handguns. Nearly 80 percent of the 181 murders in 2007 were committed with guns. On Tuesday, the Supreme Court is ...

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