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Actors Guild Warns Against Blacklisting War Critics...
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“Actors Guild Warns Against Blacklisting.”
Yahoo! News (AP). March 4, 2003. LOS ANGELES - The
entertainment industry must not blacklist people who speak out against war
with Iraq (news
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web sites), the Screen Actors Guild (news
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web sites) said.
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"Even a hint of the blacklist must never again be
tolerated in this nation," the statement added.
The reference was to the Hollywood blacklist of the
1950s, when actors and writers suspected of harboring pro-Communist
sentiments were barred from working.
"During this shameful period, our own industry
prostrated itself before smear campaigns and witch hunters rather than
standing on the principles articulated in the nation's fundamental
documents," the statement said. |
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Skier charged with manslaughter after deadly collision... |
Langton, James, and Richards, George. “Skier
charged after deadly collision.” The Evening Standard (UK). March 4,
2003. A British skier on holiday in Colorado was today
charged with manslaughter after the death of another man on the slopes.
Robert Wills, 31, was arrested after a collision
which left 56-yearold Richard Henrichs dead in Breckenridge on Sunday.
According to the victim's son, Mr Wills ran into his
father, causing him to hit a tree. In the resulting collision, Mr Henrichs
suffered massive head injuries and a broken hip.
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He died several hours later in hospital outside
Denver. The Briton is being held in the Summit County Jail while the
district attorney's office considers charges. Under Colorado law, ski
accidents can become a criminal prosecution if it can be proved rules
governing skiing conduct were broken.
Like most other American resorts, skiers and
snowboarders in Breckenridge are required by law to avoid hitting anyone
below or in front of them. |
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Terrorists In
Philippines Say They Are Being Funded By Iraq...
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Lerner, Marc. “Philippine terrorists claim link
to Iraq.” The Washington Times. March 4, 2003.
CEBU, Philippines — Islamist terrorists in the southern Philippines who have
killed two American hostages in recent years say they are receiving money
from Iraqis close to President Saddam Hussein.
Hamsiraji Sali, a local commander of the
terrorist group Abu Sayyaf on the remote southern island of Basilan, says he
is getting nearly $20,000 a year from supporters in Iraq. |
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Nobel Laureate Warns of 'Genetic Discrimination'...
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“Nobel Laureate Warns of Genetic
Discrimination.” Yahoo! News (Reuters). March 3, 2003. LONDON (Reuters) - One of Britain's leading scientists
spoke on Tuesday of his fears of genetic discrimination if people are not
prepared for the medical advances expected in the next two decades.
In a speech at a meeting on genetic testing, Sir Paul
Nurse, Nobel Prize-winning chief executive of the charity Cancer Research
UK, said individual genome sequencing showing susceptibility for diseases
could be common in 20 years.
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Nurse added that American scientist Craig Venter
is already offering wealthy people the opportunity to buy a map of all their
genes for what he referred to as a staggering $710,000. |
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HOLIDAYMAKER 'RAPED ON PLANE'... |
“Holidaymaker ‘Raped On Plane’” Sky News. March
4, 2003. An air steward has been arrested over claims
he raped an air passenger.
The 36-year-old was allegedly attacked on a flight as
she returned from holiday in Mauritius.
The steward works for Air Mauritius, police said. |
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San Fran Police in Shambles After Scandal... |
Curtis, Kim. “Indicted S.F. Police Chief Takes
Leave.” Yahoo! News (AP). March 4, 2003. SAN
FRANCISCO - The city's police chief has gone on medical leave, days after he
and six commanders were indicted on charges of hindering an investigation
into a brawl involving off-duty officers, the mayor's office said Tuesday. |
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Gullibility and Ignorance of Vietnam Demonstrators
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Johnson, Ben, and Perazzo, John. “.” FrontPageMagazine.com. March
3, 2003. |
- Brian Becker
- Michael Moore
- Danny Glover
- John Walker Lindh
- Oliver Stone
- Rep. James McDermott, D-WA
- Rep. Barbara Lee, D-CA
- Stanley Cohen
- Lynne Stewart
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Was I That Stupid?
By Gerald Posner
A Vietnam protester looks at today's
anti-war crowd and wonders . . . .
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Posner, Gerald. “Was I That Stupid?” March 4,
2003. FrontPageMagazine.com (accessnorthgeorgia.com).
March 3, 2003. Three decades later I have no pride
in the memory of those protests. Rather, I wonder how it was possible to
be so mistaken about real politics and world events. My political
gullibility is an embarrassment. The so-called peace movement had
completely deluded itself, conveniently ignoring any evidence that
countered its agenda. How was it not possible to have seen that the North
was a convenient tool for the Soviets to bleed the US and that it
represented one of the most repressive old-line communist dictatorships
since Stalin? What were we marching for three decades ago? Certainly not
for the right of North Vietnam to invade neighboring Cambodia, killing
tens of thousands of civilians in a brutal war of submission. Nor did we
raucously protest so that two million Cambodians could be exterminated
under the Khmer Rouge. Not many of us would have been so enthusiastic in
Sproul Plaza had we known that the North Vietnamese secret police would
imprison, torture, and kill tens of thousands of political prisoners in a
futile, but barbarous, attempt to “cleanse” the country of western
influence.
None of the tragedies that happened after the
US withdrawal from Southeast Asia should have come as a surprise. But they
did to those of us in the antiwar movement because we had blinded
ourselves to any reality. |
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The Left's Strange Opposition to
Preemptive War
By Tibor R. Machan
Self-defense may be the only use of
state power the Left opposes.
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Machan, Tibor R. “The Left's Strange
Opposition to Preemptive War.” FrontPageMagazine.com (Yuma Sun).
March 4, 2003. |
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