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GETTING OUT: Some 'Human Shields' Flee Iraq, Cite Safety Fears...

 

If they valued their safety, why did they volunteer as “human sheilds?”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A surprisingly sensible comment from socialistic Sweden.

 

“Some British ‘human Shields’ Flee Iraq, Cite Safety Fears.” Tampa Bay Observer (AP). March 2, 2003.

LONDON (AP) - Some of the peace activists who went to Iraq to serve as human shields in the event of war returned home, fearing for their safety, a spokesman said Sunday.

"The aim was always a mass migration and if we had had five to ten thousand people here there would never be a war," he said. "We do not have those numbers."

U.S. officials have said that it is a war crime to use civilians as human shields and that there's no way of guaranteeing their safety.

On Friday, the head of Sweden's largest peace organization urged human shields to leave Iraq, saying they were being used for propaganda purposes by Saddam Hussein.

Maria Ermanno, chairwoman of the Swedish Peace and Arbitration Society, cited reports that Iraqi officials were arranging transportation, accommodations and news conferences for the human shields.

"To go down to Iraq and live and act there on the regime's expense, then you're supporting a terrible dictator. I think that method is entirely wrong," Ermanno told Swedish Radio.

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Drug resistant bacteria seen in LA and SF -- now in Boston...

 

MRSA is an acronym for Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus.

Smith, Stephen. “Resistant-bacteria reports cause alarm.” Boston Globe. March 2, 2003.

Five men in Boston have been infected with a powerful, drug-resistant bacteria, strikingly similar to larger outbreaks in Los Angeles and San Francisco.

The germ, known as MRSA, can elude a whole class of antibiotics, making the illness significantly more difficult to treat.

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Biologists begin study on elk herd
The initial phase of a study of Arkansas’ elk herd began last week in Newton and Searcy counties as biologists from the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, resource managers from the National Park Service and researchers from the University of Arkansas at Monticello and the University of Arkansas joined together to embark on the longterm study. DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE PRESS SERVICES
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Guardsmen call-up putting crimp in small firms; larger ones coping
When 26-year-old Jeremy Allred volunteered for duty with the Army National Guard in January, his departure the next month for active service meant more to his Jonesboro family than just seeing a son leave home to serve his country. BY DAVID SMITH
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