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HILLARY CLINTON BOOK PAST DUE, PUBLISHER'S ANGST OVER NO MANUSCRIPT, NO
TITLE; SENATOR TOOK LARGEST ADVANCE IN HISTORY
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“HILLARY CLINTON BOOK PAST DUE,
PUBLISHER'S ANGST OVER NO MANUSCRIPT, NO TITLE; SENATOR TOOK LARGEST ADVANCE
IN HISTORY.” The Drudge Report. April 6, 2003. The
senator of the Empire State has already received a $2.85 million cash
advance on her memoirs, from a total deal valued at more than $8 million. |
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KERRY 'REGIME CHANGE' ECHO CHAMBER...
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Jesse Jackson
[October 27, 2002]
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Louis Farrakhan
[October 9, 2002]
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Rep. John Conyers
(D-MI) [March 16, 2003]
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Ramsey Clark [March
31, 2003]
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Michael Moore [Nov.
10, 2002]
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Susan Sarandon
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“KERRY 'REGIME CHANGE' ECHO
CHAMBER.” The Drudge Report. April 6, 2003.
Massachusetts Senator John Kerry may have been the first presidential
candidate to publicly call for a "regime change" in Washington, but other
pillars of the party have been indoctrinating the term for months, research
shows. |
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Sarin Nerve Gas
Detected In Iraqi Compound; US Soldiers Exhibit Symptoms Of Exposure... |
“Nerve agents detected in Iraq.”
Knight Ridder News Service. April 6, 2003. U.S.
soldiers evacuated an Iraqi military compound on Sunday after tests by a
mobile laboratory confirmed evidence of sarin nerve gas. More than a dozen
soldiers of the Army's 101st Airborne Division had been sent earlier for
chemical weapon decontamination after they exhibited symptoms of exposure to
nerve agents. |
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'Smoking gun' WMD site turns out to contain pesticide...
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“‘Smoking gun’ WMD site in Iraq
turns out to contain pesticide.” Yahoo! News (AFP). April 7, 2003. NEAR NAJAF, Iraq (AFP) - A facility near Baghdad that a
US officer had said might finally be "smoking gun" evidence of Iraqi
chemical weapons production turned out to contain pesticide, not sarin gas
as feared.
A military intelligence officer for the US 101st
Airborne Division's aviation brigade, Captain Adam Mastrianni, told AFP that
comprehensive tests determined the presence of the pesticide compounds. |
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SOME LIBRARIES USE SHREDDERS TO FIGHT NEW FBI POWERS...
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Murphy, Dean E. “Librarians Use
Shredder to Show Opposition to New F.B.I. Powers.” The New York Times. April
4, 2003. The move was part of a campaign by the Santa
Cruz libraries to demonstrate their opposition to the Patriot Act, the law
passed in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks that broadened the federal
authorities' powers in fighting terrorism.
Among provisions that have angered librarians
nationwide is one that allows the Federal Bureau of Investigation to review
certain business records of people under suspicion, which has been
interpreted to include the borrowing or purchase of books and the use of the
Internet at libraries, bookstores and cafes.
In a survey sent to 1,500 libraries last fall by
the Library Research Center at the University of Illinois, the staffs at 219
libraries said they had cooperated with law enforcement requests for
information about patrons; staffs at 225 libraries said they had not. |
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NPR: U.S. Finds Missiles with Chemical Weapons...
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“Report: U.S. Finds Missiles with
Chemical Weapons.” The Washington Post (Reuters). April 7, 2003.
U.S. forces near Baghdad found a weapons cache of
around 20 medium-range missiles equipped with potent chemical weapons, the
U.S. news station National Public Radio reported on Monday.
NPR, which attributed the report to a top
official with the 1st Marine Division, said the rockets, BM-21 missiles,
were equipped with sarin and mustard gas and were "ready to fire." It quoted
the source as saying new U.S. intelligence data showed the chemicals were
"not just trace elements." |
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Half of U.S. Troop Deaths Said Accidental...
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Robertson, Gary D. “Half of U.S.
Troop Deaths Said Accidental.” Yahoo! News (AP). April 7, 2003.
RALEIGH, N.C. - Since the war began in Iraq (news -
web sites), one American soldier has been electrocuted, at least two others
have drowned and nine more have died in automobile wrecks.
All appear to be victims of accidents, which so
far are responsible for about half the fatalities among U.S. troops sent to
the Middle East for the war. |
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ODDFATHER: Vincent 'The Chin' Gigante Pleads Guilty...
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“Vincent 'The Chin' Gigante Pleads
Guilty.” The Guardian (UK). April 7, 2003.
NEW YORK (AP) - Vincent ``The Chin'' Gigante, the
powerful mafia boss who authorities said feigned insanity for decades in an
attempt to avoid prosecution, ended the ruse Monday by admitting he misled
doctors evaluating him.
Gigante, 75, pleaded guilty to obstruction of
justice in U.S. District Court in Brooklyn. |
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SARS linked to sex disease...
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Ellis, Rachel. “SARS linked to sex
disease.” The Courier-Mail (Australia). April 7, 2003.
Doctors in China – the country worst hit by Severe
Acute Respiratory Syndrome – have found that the virus appears to be
connected to chlamydia.
The discovery suggests that those with the STD
are more likely to develop or transmit SARS. |
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HIV-Positive Teacher Charged With Having Sex With Student...
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“HIV-Positive Teacher Charged With
Having Sex With Student.” WKMG Orlando (AP). April 7, 2003.
PATERSON, N.J. -- An
HIV-positive teacher from a Roman Catholic elementary school is accused of
sexually assaulting a former student over a two-month period, prosecutors
said. |
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Thinking Things Over BY ROBERT L. BARTLEY
The "Vietnam syndrome"
afflicts only America's elites. |
Bartley, Robert L. “Whose 'Vietnam
Syndrome'?” OpinionJournal.com. April 7, 2003. |
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Peggy Noonan
Love of America dares to
speak its name--and wins a war. |
Noonan, Peggy. “President
Backbone.” OpinionJournal.com. April 7, 2003. |
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Best of the
Web Today BY JAMES TARANTO
The Flat Earth Society
opens a Baghdad chapter. Plus: "Thank you for liberate us," writes a
seven-year-old Iraqi girl.
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Taranto, James.
“Best of the Web Today.” OpinionJournal.com. April 7, 2003. |
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Is It Cake Yet? … the
New York Post
quotes Capt. Chris Carter of Watkinsville, Ga., as saying at one of
the palaces. The Post notes that some American soldiers "said they
planned to enjoy a shower in Saddam's palace." So much for the Baath
Party. |
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Scenes From the Liberation
See if you can read this, from
an Associated Press Nasiriyah dispatch, without choking up:
Lance Cpl. Brian Cole, 20, of Kansas City,
Kan., was bowled over by the 7-year-old girl who handed him a
Christmas card with this painstakingly written text: "Thank you for
liberate us. And thank you for help us. You are a great army."
"That made my day, after sitting out in the
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Warehouse
of Horrors
The proof lies in a cargo container
nearby. Its metal door hangs open and inside are pages and pages of
files. Each sheaf of notes contains a picture of a man or woman. Each
and every one has been shot in the head. Their wounds are mangled and
gaping. Many of them barely look human any more as the anonymous
photographer chronicled their dead faces. It is a horror almost beyond
words.
Reuters has a
photo of one of the booklets, with the coffins in the background.
Reuters also
reports from Tehran that the Iranian regime thinks the bodies were
its soldiers, killed during the Iran-Iraq war. |
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Antiwar Is Anti-Semitic
Jacques Chirac's pro-Saddam stance seems to
have emboldened his nation's anti-Semites. "Street protests against
American and British military action in Iraq have escalated into
attacks by Muslim youths on Jewish demonstrators, sparking fears of a
new wave of anti-Semitism across France," the Telegraph reports.
"Protesters, some of them carrying pictures of Saddam Hussein, burnt
the Israeli flag and turned on Jewish students, attacking one of them
with an iron bar, during a series of anti-war rallies."
This isn't the first time this has
happened. Last month the Jerusalem Post reported that anti-American
demonstrators attacked and wounded two young Jewish boys. And in an
earlier incident, "three masked men attacked a 21-year-old female
Jewish student in the French town of Aix-en-Provence Wednesday and
carved a Magen David [Star of David] on her arm." |
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Chump
Change
John Kerry's
call
for "regime change" in America struck most observers as
irresponsible and extreme, but the Drudge report has compiled a list
of other political figures who've called for regime change in the past
six months:
- Barbra Streisand
- Jesse Jackson
- Louis Farrakhan
- Rep. John Conyers
- Ramsey Clark
- Susan Sarandon
- Michael Moore
Just your basic
mainstream Democrats. |
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Cross Purposes Meanwhile, the
Minneapolis Star Tribune reports that the Minneapolis City Council
has declared the antiterror USA Patriot Act "unconstitutional." It's
not clear where the Minneapolis City Council thinks it gets the
authority to rule on the constitutionality of federal laws, but this
does suggest a novel avenue of appeal for the losing cross-burning
defendants. |
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Rebel Without a Life Snorts [Anne Nicol] Gaylor: "Mother Teresa
lived in parts of the world where she saw firsthand the overwhelming
poverty and tragedy resulting from women's lack of access to birth
control. Yet she campaigned stridently throughout her life at every
opportunity against access to contraception, sterilization and
abortion for anyone. This is an insult to Madisonians who value
women's rights, and the separation of church and state." |
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The Peace Movement Isn't About Peace
By David Horowitz
It's about the war at home.
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Horowitz, David. “The Peace
Movement Isn't About Peace.” FrontPageMagazine.com. April 7, 2003. It’s about carrying on the left’s war against America.
When your country is attacked, when the enemy has targeted every American
regardless of race, gender or age for death, there can be no "peace"
movement. There can only be a movement that divides Americans and gives aid
and comfort to our enemies.
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The so-called "peace movement" today is led by the
same radicals who supported America’s totalitarian enemies during the Cold
War. They marched in support of the Vietcong, the Sandinista Marxists and
the Communist guerrillas in El Salvador. Before that they marched in behalf
of Stalin and Mao. They still support ("critically" of course) Castro and
the nuclear lunatic in North Korea, Kim Jong-Il. Whatever their reservations
about the cruel regime of Saddam Hussein, they are willing to stand between
him and the justice he so richly deserve.
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During the Cold War, the radical "peace" movement
bullied right-thinking Americans into silence. Our government lost the
ability to stay the course in the anti-Communist war. The result was the
Communist slaughter of two-and-a-half million peasants in Indo-China after
the divisions at home forced America to leave. |
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The
Dirty (Near) Dozen
By Brian Maher
The 11 Democrats who voted against
supporting our troops.
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Maher, Brian. “The Dirty (Near) Dozen.”
FrontPageMagazine.com. April 7, 2003. The
time-honored American tradition, whereby "politics ends at the water's
edge," has historically sent a clear message to friend and foe alike that
the American people, through their elected representatives, stood full
square behind the armed forces and their commander-in-chief during time of
war. And while many Democrats have done just that, eleven congressmen,
including nine members of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC),
disgracefully voted against a House resolution that offered symbolic
support for the troops taking part in Operation Iraqi Freedom.
By turning their backs on American forces in harm's
way, these representatives have disgraced the offices they hold and fully
exposed the barely concealed fact that their own parochial, leftist
agendas trump the good of the country. At a time when national unity
should be the overarching consideration, they have chosen division, and
attempted to undermine the authority of the president in time of war. In
addition, certain representatives from the Congressional Black Caucus
shamelessly attempted to drag the issue of race into the debate over the
war in an attempt to divert attention from the central issues.
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All told, twenty-three of thirty-seven members of
the Congressional Black Caucus - a decided majority - refused to show
nominal support for the troops, voting either "nay" or "present." Clearly,
artificially drawn districts produced by racial gerrymandering have sent
several black candidates to Washington who slant so far leftward that they
cannot even offer their basic support for American troops in harm's way. |
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UPenn's Commencement Speaker is an Anti-Semitic Leftist
By Morton A. Klein
Nobel "Peace" Prize winner
Archbishop Desmond Tutu lectures college audiences that Jews are Nazis.
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Klein, Morton A.
Klein. “UPenn's Commencement Speaker is an Anti-Semitic Leftist.”
FrontPageMagazine.com (Zionist Organization of America). April 7, 2003. The Israeli daily Ha'aretz (April 29, 2002), reporting
Tutu's remarks at a conference in Boston, quoted him as saying:
* "Israel is like Hitler and apartheid"
* "The Jewish lobby is very powerful":
"Forgive the Nazis" During his 1989 visit to
Israel, Tutu "urged Israelis to forgive the Nazis for the Holocaust"
(Jerusalem Post, Dec. 31, 1989), a statement which the Simon Wiesenthal
Center called "a gratuitous insult to Jews and victims of Nazism
everywhere." During the visit, Tutu remarked "If I'm accused of being
antisemitic, tough luck," and in response to questions about his
anti-Jewish bias, Tutu replied, "My dentist's name is Dr. Cohen." (Simon
Wiesenthal Center's Response magazine, January 1990)
"Zionism Is Racism" Tutu has claimed that Zionism
has "very many parallels with racism." (American Jewish Year Book 1988,
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Iraq
War Generates Free Publicity for Russian Weapons
By Agency France Press
Arming Iraq, the Russians are
capitalizing on a war.
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“Iraq War Generates Free Publicity for
Russian Weapons.” FrontPageMagazine.com (Agency France Press). April 7,
2003. "We got a great advertising gift for our
weapons in Iraq," Russian Defence Minister Sergei Ivanov was quoted as
saying by the Interfax-AVN news agency on Friday.
The conflict will "generate a surge in interest in
anti-aircraft defences and radio-electronic equipment," predicted
Alexander Nozdrachev, head of the state-run Russian Agency for
Conventional Weapons, quoted by Interfax-AVN.
Russian weapons sales last year totalled 4.5
billion dollars (4.1 billion euros), concentrated mainly on just two
countries, China and India, although Russia has expanded sales to other
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I Was
Wrong About the War
By Ken Joseph Jr.
An antiwar minister visits
his relatives in Iraq - and gets a first-hand account of why Saddam must
go.
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Joseph, Ken Jr.
“I Was Wrong About the War.” FrontPageMagazine.com (AssyrianChristians.com). April 7, 2003. I am an Assyrian. I was born and raised in Japan where
I am the second generation in ministry after my Father came to Japan in
answer to General Douglas Macarthur's call for 10,000 young people to help
rebuild Japan following the war.
…
As an Assyrian I was told the story of our people
from a young age. How my grandparents had escaped the great Assyrian
Holocaust in 1917 settling finally in Chicago.
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Over and over I questioned them `Why could you want
war? Why could any human being desire war?` They're answer was quiet and
measured. `Look at our lives!`We are living like animals. No food, no
car, no telephone, no job and most of all no hope.`
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… he [Saddam] was everywhere!
All seeing, all knowing, all encompassing.
Once again going back to my Japanese roots I began
to understand. The stories I had heard from older Japanese of how in a
strange way they had welcomed the sight of the bombers in the skies over
Japan.
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It was clear now what I should do. I began to talk
to the so called `human shields`. Have you asked the people here what they
want? Have you talked to regular people, away from your `minder` and asked
them what they want?
I was shocked at the response. `We don't need to do
that. We know what they want.` was the usual reply before a minder stepped
up to check who I was.
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Matthews, Robert. “Middle
Ages were warmer than today, say scientists.” FrontPageMagazine.com (The Independent). April 6, 2003. Claims that man-made pollution is causing
"unprecedented" global warming have been seriously undermined by new
research which shows that the Earth was warmer during the Middle Ages.
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They also confirm
claims that a Little Ice Age set in around 1300, during which the world
cooled dramatically. Since 1900, the world has begun to warm up again - but
has still to reach the balmy temperatures of the Middle Ages. |
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U.S. prisons home to 2 million inmates
WASHINGTON — The number of people in U.S.
prisons and jails last year topped 2 million for the first time, driven
by get-tough sentencing policies that mandate long terms for drug
offenders and other criminals, the government reported Sunday. BY CURT ANDERSON THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Anderson, Curt. “U.S. prisons home to 2 million inmates.” Arkansas
Democrat-Gazette (AP). Apri 7, 2003. The
number of people in U.S. prisons and jails last year topped 2 million
for the first time, driven by get-tough sentencing policies that mandate
long terms for drug offenders and other criminals, the government
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Paper: Sniper suspect says he’d do it again
WASHINGTON — Washington-area sniper suspect Lee
Boyd Malvo bragged about his shooting prowess, taunted investigators and
said he shot some victims in the head for horrific effect, according to a
newspaper report. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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“Paper:
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966 killed in Congo massacres, U.N. says
NAIROBI, Kenya — Almost 1,000 people were killed
in attacks by armed militants on villages in northeastern Congo in the
past few days, a United Nations spokesman said Sunday. BY RODRIQUE NGOWI THE ASSOCIATED PRESS |
Ngowi,
Rodrique. “966 killed in Congo massacres, U.N.
says.” Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (AP). Apri 7, 2003. |
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U.S. building huge child-porn database
PHILADELPHIA — The U.S. government may soon be the
owner of the world’s largest collection of child pornography. BY DAVID B. CARUSO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS |
Caruso,
David B. “U.S. building huge child-porn database: Government hopes ID
program helps spot new victims.” Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (AP).
Apri 7, 2003. |
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Guest writer : How Arkansans show support
More than a hundred Arkansans recently lined
College Avenue in Fayetteville to show their support for the brave men and
women of our armed services. They held signs, waved flags and encouraged
passing cars to honk in support of the troops. BY JOHN BOOZMAN SPECIAL TO THE DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE |
Boozman,
John. “How Arkansans show support.” Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.
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