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Sheldon,
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I just took your Ghandi pic off my fone
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handset here.
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It's held up all this time!
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<> ATI. Activist Times, Inc. <>
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gr3ts n sh0UTz 2 U from actorz totally in-thuzed
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Something's terribly wrong.
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I wake up at 6:30am on a Monday needing to
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watch "Natural Born Killers," and "Three Kings."
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Then it occurs to me, like a small cinder
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block on the top of your head - hey colander
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head, you haven't collated last nite's ATI
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yet!
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PA SHOUTS BACK AT AP
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"The...nationalists offered clemency by President
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Clinton were members of two groups with ties to
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Cuban..."
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SO WHAT. WHAT ELSE HAS CUBA DONE TO U S
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BESIDES MAKE SUGAR AND HEALTHCARE FREE TO ALL???
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"David Kaczynski shared the Justice Award with his
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wife...who first suspected..."
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TIPPER?? PHOOEY! EVEN IN MAFIA TIMES THE U.S.
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NEVER HONORED SNITCHES, STOOLS AND STOOGES. AT
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LEAST NOT OVERTLY. GET THE LOG OUT OF YOUR EYE,
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LADY LIBERTY. THESE ARE SCAREY TIMES.
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"National Council of Churches Is In Dire Straights."
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GOOD. WE DIDN'T NEED THEM ANYHOW.
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ON WITH THE INKUISITION.
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"The Judge is-sued..."
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I WISH.
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"Wyoming looks to restore it's image."
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IMAGE? IMAGE???
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IMAGE! IF THAT'S ALL YOU'RE WORRIED ABOUT RIGHT
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NOW, HOLY COW. LET'S PUT THE WHOLE STATE UNDER WATER.
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ON WITH THE AQUAZITION.
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"But if Trump declares as a candidate, he has 30
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days to file a financial disclosure report."
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LET'S SEE, I KNOW. 4 WEEKS IS plenty OF TIME TO
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FILE AN APPEAL B E F O R E THE COURT CASE EVEN
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BEGINS, A N D DONATE ALL YOUR CASH TO YOUR OWN
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PRIVATE TRUST FUND, JUST IN CASE.
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IF YOU NEED ADVISEMENT THERE, SEE BILL GATES.
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BRING ON THE OP-IZITION.
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And in other news:
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Have you seen this pen?
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MEN: Don't lose benefits!
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Use this to Register with
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Selective Service, or use
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the Internet:www.sss.gov
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So why did this thought suddenly jump into
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my head when I scanned that red white and
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blue expensive LOOKING Bic, corp. pen?
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A woman is like an ad agency.
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Always trying to get you to
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click at certain spots.
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I'm your prime anarchist and this is my
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prime anarchist productions #'s run for
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Sunday, 7nov99. It is eighteen hundred
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hours on the dot. Wait, nope a little
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after that.
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(A)(C)(T)(I)(V)(I)(S)(T) (T)(I)(M)(E)(S)
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http://www.gwbush.com
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http://come.to/CIABASE
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http://www.slashdot.org
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http://www.mirsky.com/wow
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http://www.netvideo.com/nobody
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http://www.uselessknowledge.com
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http://www.netcom.com/~rnroybal
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http://www.patweb.com/soa/index.cfm
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http://members.tripod.com/~homeygfunk
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http://www.tekknowledge.com/gonzo/tgh
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http://serpiente.dgsca.unam.mx/jornada
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http://www.freespeech.org/kokopeli/forth.html
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http://www.netreach.net/~kaufman/Jerry.Mander.html
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http://www.worthing.eco-action.org/teapot/home.html
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http://www.web.sitio.net/faq/textos/0025_futureculture.txt
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http://www.buddharecords.com/noflash/pages/comps/20thmain.html
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http://www.truthinmedia.org/Tour-de-Oz-99/Slides/aus-103.jpg
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http://www.chickenhead.com/features/nrakids/index.html
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http://www.yi.com/home/HelfertManfred/folkrevo.htm
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http://www.geocities.com/hollywood/academy/8664
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http://www.flash.net/~aonstad/soawnov.htm
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http://www.vanguardrecords.com/odetta
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http://www.freespeech.org/kokopeli
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http://www.yakmilk.com/index.html
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http://www.zmag.org/weluser.htm
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http://www.tribes.org/fly.htm
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http://www.saranwarp.com
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http://www.thewinds.org
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http://www.halles9.com
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http://www.vote.com
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(A)(C)(T)(I)(V)(I)(S)(T) (T)(I)(M)(E)(S)
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=LETTUCE=
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=====
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Dear marc frucht:
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Thank you for taking the time to contact me regarding
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the School of the Americas. I appreciate having the
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benefit of your views on this matter.
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I am appalled at the very high number of SOA graduates
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who have been implicated in human rights abuses throughout
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Latin America, especially those responsible for the killings
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of the Jesuits in San Salvador, and others cited as human rights
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violators by the U.N. Truth Commission.
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I recognize that the Pentagon and others have argued that the SOA
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plays an important role in professionalization of Latin American
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military leaders by providing training in human rights and in the
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appropriate role of the military vis-a-vis civilian governments in
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democratic societies. However, I believe the long record of abuses
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perpetrated by many of SOA's graduates undermines the strength
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of those arguments. To the contrary, closing the SOA would be an
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important signal of the Administration's commitment to promoting
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human rights and democratic institutions throughout Latin America.
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As you may know, I am an original cosponsor of S. 908, a bill
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which would require the Secretary of the Army to close the SOA.
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This legislation is currently being considered by the Senate
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Committee on Armed Services. In addition, the FY 1998 Foreign
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Operations Appropriations bill signed into law by the President
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on November 26, 1997, mandates that no funding shall be provided
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for military training at the SOA until the Secretary of Defense
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certifies that certain requirements have been met. First, it
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must be consistent with the training provided to U.S. military
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personnel. Second, specific guidelines regarding the selection
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and admission of students to the SOA must be established.
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Finally, the Secretary of Defense must submit a report to the
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Committee on Appropriations detailing training activities and
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providing an assessment of the performance of the SOA's
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1996 graduates.
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As I have stated previously, I believe we spend too much on
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international military aid, education and training, and I'll
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continue to oppose wasteful and unnecessary spending in this
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area which could better be used to meet pressing domestic needs.
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Again, thank you for contacting me. I hope that you will
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continue to keep me informed about matters that concern you.
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Sincerely,
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Paul David Wellstone
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United States Senator
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You might want to try the official
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Iris DeMent web site at:
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http://www.irisdement.com
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Thanks
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JJ
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to ati@etext.org
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You're full of it!
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Thom
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(...a repeat...)
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to ati@etext.org
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If you like poetry try:
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http://thebird.org/host/dcdave
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Turley (248)
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(...4 emphASIS...)
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Date: 02/08/1999
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Source: San Francisco Examiner (CA)
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Author: Dianne Vantomme
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Subject: School Of The Americas'
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As Ally, Not Foe, Of Drug Trade
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The Pentagon continues to maintain the
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School of the Americas purportedly to fight
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drug production and trafficking in Latin America
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There is mounting evidence, ironically, that the
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military in many Latin American countries is
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deployed to PROTECT the drug trade.
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Recruits to the "school" at Ft. Benning, Ga., are
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allegedly arriving with bags of drug money to be
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laundered in the States.
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About the Rev. Roy Bourgeois himself: He is the
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antithesis of the angry fanatic railing against monstrous
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foreign policy. He made his statement, for which he served
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time in federal prison, and he remains a man of hope and joy.
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Thanks to Salter's article more of us will join Father Roy's
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campaign to close the School of the Americas. Bill and Henrietta
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Griffitts Martinez Regarding Stephanie Salter's article on the
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"School of Assassins / School of the Americas," and on the
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previous page the editorial, "Margaritas at the monastery" :
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Thank you for giving us worthwhile, meaningful and helpful
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articles.
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I have one question: Why is the School of the Americas so
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protected by our government?
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Dianne Vantomme
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Half Moon Bay
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So how do you deal with violence?
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Run from it? Ignore it?
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Enlighten me on how to remove corrupt
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officials from office without violence.
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One of the key points of the Manifesto
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is that refusing to accept violence
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as a legitimate option ignores the
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example of our founding fathers.
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Corrupt officials do not die and
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go away.
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They breed and contaminate.
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DRGWR (619)
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(A)(C)(T)(I)(V)(I)(S)(T) (T)(I)(M)(E)(S)
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100 LESS GREAT MOMENTS IN THE AMERICAN CENTURY.
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What's this obsession with greatness. And
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why is appearing great more important than being
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great to most?
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I leave out problems I have with calling ours
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the American Century, (can you say ethnocentrism
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for one?) there are too many. I will just mention
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one more and move on with it. In the Guitar Anarchy
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Tips #'s 5,6,7 8... cha cha cha! dept: I've seen
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so many albums come out this decade saying so and
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so sings or plays The Greatest Christmas Songs.
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Well for next year, I'm publishing "Marco Sings and
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Plays The Mediocre Christmas Songs."
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Anyhow, here's a list with little or no explanation
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(BECAUSE I DON'T HAVE TO) of the top things I think
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happened from quite a while before I was born until
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"nowish."
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THE DUMBEST AMERIKAN CENTURY AS TOLD BY ANARKIST PREIM
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These 69 are about all you need to know.
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68 things happened between 1900 and 1999. There's
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liable to be 70 more in the next month and a half, but
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for brevity sake we dare not dally over there.
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-month-
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-year-
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...event...
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...explanation if need be...
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12 89 United States each begin recovering from a great
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depression. The inventor of the slide rule
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warns of a millenium bug that will ruin
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things "sometime in the next 100 years or so."
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11 00 "Fighting Bob" LaFollette elected governor of WI.
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2 06 "The Jungle" the book.
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11 06 Teddy Roosevelt visits Panama Canal
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6 09 "The Melting Pot" the broadway play.
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5 11 Standard Oil Dilutes. Rockefellor can't make a buck
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unless he wants to borrow money from the
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Gates's up on Oak Street.
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8 12 Bull Moose Party. Makes Ross Perot look like...
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...well, not Nader/LaDuke
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2 13 16th ammendment. They'll stone you when you make
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an extra buck...
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8 20 A woman gets to vote. Wow, what an idea.
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8 27 Nicola and Bartolomeo execution (sacco & venzetti
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for you readers digest types) many riots
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10 29 Stock Market crash. Shoulda told us something.
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8 35 Social Security Act "they'll stone ya..."
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10 38 WOW. And not Womens Rasslin. Orson Welles
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9 40 Ed Morrow.
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2 42 Rosie the Riveter. (women still don't conscript at
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18 like I did. "We" didn't do it. We just
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danced and beat the drum!)
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6 44 D Day. Everyone's favorite day. I don't see what all
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the rave is. I mean they weren't the Beatles.
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Why were that many people on one beach???
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Ira Hayes storms Iwo Jima while Forrest
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Kassanavoid takes Utah beach with Ike trying
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for Normandy. Russia spanks Hitler and Bill
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Gates gives the army the credit. Kissinger
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agrees to loan ITT, Maggie Thatcher and
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Gates a couple bucks.
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8 45 US kills 138,000 nuking to save "millions." Never
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...read any of Jesus "Sheep" parables, didja?
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4 47 Jackie Robinson risks his life and death.
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6 47 Groton Town built on scorched potatoe fields.
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The 30,000 burb home is launched. See
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Brady Bunch...
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7 47 Oppenheimer says "Uranium Sucks"
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7 47 CIA born
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7 47 Kissinger born again.
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11 48 Dewey thinks he won
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9 52 Checkers. Almost more important than Woodstock.
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But then you can't have one without the
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other, heh?
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6 53 Rosenbergs murdered. Like many of Hitler's victims
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across the giant river, they were lower middle
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class artists who loved each other very much
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and raised children with compassion 'til death.
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5 54 Brown man (topeka?) v. Bored of White man.
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6 54 Army/Navy, I mean Army/McCarthy, halftime. Century's
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most profound? Don't scare me...
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12 55 Rosa Parks goes to jail. Sign me up...
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...You're not telling ME where to sit either.
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I just can't stand it...
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6 56 Eisenhower signs to build roads for the military, then civs!
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9 56 The big E followed by the little L. (elvis?)
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9 57 Little Rock. National Guard, Regular Army AND state and
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local po-lice? Surprised you didn't send the
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Peace Corps Volunteers. The police state grows
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up. We've been plagued ever since, no thanks 2
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William Jefferson Clinton. Fascist...
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7 59 Nikita wallops Dick over the head with a Converse Allstar
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5 60 FDA approves the pill, herpes, unbleached needles,
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and puts out a call for some good coke.
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George George, nowhere to be found. Where's
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that little sniffer when you need him?
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5 60 U2 incident. Bono throws tantrum, rejects pablum. Mom at
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a loss. Calls Dr. Spock. Ritalin invented in
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Westchester, Conn. by someone, I forgot.
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Not Eli Whitney...
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7 60 To Kill a Mockingbird, the movie
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9 60 Kennedy/Nixon pretend there's forum, debate, democracy
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and issues.
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1 61 Kennedy says in 1300 words or less what his quest for
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struggle against common enemies will consist
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of. Overcoming tyranny, poverty, disease and
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war? Watch your back: Dallas 1300 hours! Who knew...
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2 62 John Glenn snubbed. Whines all the way into gerentology.
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10 62 Kruchev, Nixon and Castro fight over Monica
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Lewinski's dad's cigar. Fancy that, they
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didn't know it was just bubble gum. Neither
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did Monica.
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6 63 Governor Wallace uses the 'N' word publicly. "Nigger," in
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case you didn't know. No one kicks him. Shame.
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8 63 MLK's famous "I have a dream" speech. "No Dick;
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You can't deport him. He was born here."
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8 63 Medgar Evers, Bob Dylan, Quarter Million, DC.
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Kissinger to Nixon: "No, you can't deport
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him, he's Jewish. They'll nuke us.
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11 63 Kennedy killed. Kissinger laughs at a Lenny Bruce joke.
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Or was that Lenny Bruce killed, Kennedy laughs
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at Kissinger, I don't remember.
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2 64 Lyndon Junior born out of wedlock.
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2 64 Prime Anarchist born in the same Norwalk hospital.
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7 64 Civil Rights Act.
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4 67 "No Viet Kong ever called me Nigga." M. Ali
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1 68 tet offensive. (isn't all of war?)
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2 68 Cesar Chavez Hunger Strike. He means biz...
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4 68 MLK jr killed
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6 68 a Kennedy killed, civil gov't gives up the ghost
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8 68 Mayor Daley, Abbie Hoffman. Need I say more?
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...what, Abbie's not allowed to be
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a Bears fan?
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8 69 Woodstock. I love the number 69. Safe and warm.
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7 71 Pentagon Papers. You mean nothing's changed?
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6 72 Bob, Carl, Watergate. No Lewinski yet.
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1 73 Roe vs Wade. Contrary to popular belief this has nothing
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to do with Danforth Quayle. "Roe," Is a clean.
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"Wade," Is a dirty...
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8 74 Nixon Resigns ...Claims he was set up. "I thought you
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meant "sign again..."
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3 79 3 Mile Island
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11 79 No one knows about Iran Contra yet. 52 human beings
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used as pawns. Not the first time in US hist...
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3 81 With just 4 words, Hollywood henchman R Reagan
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pulls off the largest newsroom coup in
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US history. "You're too liberal lately,"
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sends almost every legitimate news organ
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including radio and especially TV so far
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to the right their butts hurt. Dittoheads
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from sea to shining sea still try to
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abuse that phrase to this day.
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7 87 Oliver North subpeona'd. Edwin Meese spends three days
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straight trying to erase every single e-mail in
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the White House. His ISP turns over duplicates of
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all the ones between him, Reagan and Noriega.
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Meese turns state and gets a cushy job in a midwest
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suburb with a new wife and a new dog. Or was that a
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new dog and a new... (wag checkers?)
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89ish, 90ish. Rome vs. Dade. It's all a blurr to me. Noriega
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hides out in the Vatican, Carter nukes Hitler,
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Gadafi calls Bush a sodomizer, Rogaine loses
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his mind, we lose our freedom, (have you seen spot?)
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M. Ali says "let my people go." Monica wags
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Nixon's hot-dog. What DID happen those years?
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4 92 Rodney King
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4 92 Clinton has sax with MTV. Youth ask him, if elected...
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...will you come right back on for "town
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meeting? A resounding yes. 5 years later he
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shows. I'd call that a screwing.
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3 95 Oklahoma City bombing. Gov't tries desperately to
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paint it as not right wing terrorism
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11 99 School of the Americas closes its doors. Clinton gives famous
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speech releasing Leonard Peltier and Mumia Abu Jamal
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saying our people will never again support death squads,
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paramilitaries, assassinations, election fraud and verbal
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abuse.
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12 99 Prime Anarchist wakes up to the same Aparteid Amerikan Style he's
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known and lived under since before he was born.
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(A)(C)(T)(I)(V)(I)(S)(T) (T)(I)(M)(E)(S)
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"You are about to be told one more time that you are
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America�s most valuable natural resource. Have you
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seen what they do to valuable natural resources?
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Have you seen a strip mine? Have you seen a clearcut
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in the forest? Have you seen a polluted river? Don't
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ever let them call you a valuable natural resource.
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They're going to strip mine your soul. They're going
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to clearcut your best thoughts for the sake of profit,
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unless you learn to resist. Because the profit system
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follows the path of least resistance and following
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the path of least resistance is what makes a river
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crooked ... make a break for it kids, flee to the
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wilderness the one within if you can find it."
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--folk singer Utah Phillips addressing the
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Washington State Young Writers Conference,
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from "The Past Didn't Go Anywhere" CD
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collaboration between Utah Phillips and
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Ani DiFranco
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CLOSINGTHESOACLOSINGTHESOACLOSINGTHESOA
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3...2...1...Rrring!
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cAPE cANAVERAL - pRIME aNARCHIST
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wORLD nEWZ 2nITE.
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With the push of 10 tele-
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phone buttons, Gov.
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Jeb Bush launched a new
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area code Monday for the
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Cape Canaveral, Fla., area:
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321. That's 3-2-1 as in
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liftoof! Bush used
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the new area code
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to call NASA offi-
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cials and dignitaries
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in a conferencing
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room at the
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Kennedy Space Center.
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The new area code was the
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"one of those light-bulb
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ideas," Bush said, that
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should draw even more
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attention to Brevard County
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and the space industry.
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(A)(C)(T)(I)(V)(I)(S)(T) (T)(I)(M)(E)(S)
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> NEW PROOF MOBILE FONES MAKE YOU LOSE YOUR MEMORY
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> EGYPT, RI - (PAWN) New evidence has emerged
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> that mobile phones damage long-term memory.
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>
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> It follows Sunday Mirror revelations
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> that British Telecom is being sued by
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> an ex-employee who claims using
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> the phones has made him senile as a rat
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> at a mere 38.
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>
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> One of America's leading experts on
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> mobile phones - Ricky The Rat Renaldo told
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> a telemarketer (and I quote) to "f*ck
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> off," and upon litigation for slander
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> is telling the judge last friday through
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> his attorney Moses Habeus, that he doesn't
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> even remember having spoken on the phone
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> at all that day, much less to a telemarketer.
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>
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> This is a landmark precedent case, says
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> Dr Henry Lai of the University of Washington
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> law school.
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> "If this rat wins," says Lai it will
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> remain in the court's long-term memory.
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> And while the "normal" rats don't
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> use cellular phones, the "exposed" rats,
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> the ones with opposable thumbs, had forgotten
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> their place in society.
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>
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> Dr Lai told Good Morning America last night:
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> "The long-term memory of virtually all
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> the 'exposed' rats appeared to have
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> been affected."
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>
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> Previous studies have already linked
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> mobile phones with short-term
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> memory loss and confusion.
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>
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> But Dr Lai's findings - which will
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> shortly be published in Activist Times
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> Journal - are the first to cast doubts
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> on long-term memory.
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>
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> He said: "I don't remember a thing.
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>
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> "If Short-term memory loss is just
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> telling a telemarketer to 'f*ck off'
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> sign me up.
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>
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> "Long-term memory is something
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> which has been learned or recalled
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> and stored in the brain.
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>
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> "The data from this latest study is
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> certainly a cause for celebration."
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>
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> The Sunday Mirror revealed in April
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> that former Buford T. Corp. engineer
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> Steve Corney was taking the company
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> to court claiming he now suffers
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> rat-like behavior.
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>
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> He said: "Five years ago seems like
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> last week to me because I can't
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> remember where I put my thumbs.
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> It's like I had them before, but now
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> I can't even dial a phone."
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> Buford T. Corp. denies the claim.
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>
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> Meanwhile, the House of Commons
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> Science and Technology Committee
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> has demanded the Government put
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> extra cash into parking meters
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> so that rats who drive won't have
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> the added expense of purchasing
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> pants with pockets.
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>
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> The Department of Trade and Industry
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> is expected to try and remember their
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> response in the next few weeks.
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-30-
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As is the traduccion, (sic.) we end with a
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homemade poem.
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...this one's called Usury: American Style!
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If you pay full price
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Even when you can't
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"Afford" to - you
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Aren't paying as much
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As one who deals.
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If you give away
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Without looking back
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At a loss - you'll get back
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More than one who
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Steals.
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