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[Uncc-dev] offensively cold-hearted


From: Roderick Oconnor
Subject: [Uncc-dev] offensively cold-hearted
Date: Wed, 11 Oct 2006 20:08:26 -0700
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It is illegal to rat out our programs, and the SWIFT program was legal. This is what happened to my uncle when the neighborhood was attacked with mortars!
Which is precisely why the Times got way too big for its britches, and subverted the right and just role of our accountable officials in three branches of government. I'd be sitting in Leavenworth right now if I posted about the SWIFT program on the web.
This time, they have ringed Ramadi with thousands of American and Iraqi troops, and have begun to reclaim the city, not in one sudden attack, but neighborhood by neighborhood.
Make sure it rattles around a bunch. Next day they kidnapped and murdered Atwat Bahjat while she was trying to cover the news of the bombing. The only way it is too early to talk about prosecuting them is if you do believe that they are, in fact, above the law that governs the rest of us.
That would be unusual in any fight.
It is illegal to rat out our programs, and the SWIFT program was legal.
Next day they kidnapped and murdered Atwat Bahjat while she was trying to cover the news of the bombing. It should have been corrected long ago.
I suppose I would say that there probably is some chance of that, yeah.
It's pure speculation. Aya has turned to a violent kid and I, having just come out of my silent room to the noisy world, can not control my anger and am continuously finding myself shouting at Aya. This is what happened to my uncle when the neighborhood was attacked with mortars!
This is what happened to my uncle when the neighborhood was attacked with mortars! This is what happened to my uncle when the neighborhood was attacked with mortars! What we can do is try to impart an irreversible momentum. If we don't stick up for ourselves now, we create a new and lower standard for the future. It's not that hard a question - if you have any sense of moral balance whatsoever. consumption and is not concerned to what it happening in Iraq. It's pure speculation. And the Times is not exempt from the laws of the country, no.
Two said he should be suspended without pay for two years; the two others recommended a five- year suspension without pay.
And it is not well-served by the cultural inbreeding that dominates our newsrooms, and makes Pauline Kael syndrome possible. I guess ethical and moral reasoning just isn't in the curriculum at J-schools these days.
Did the Marines simply abandon the people they had killed?
, the same way other non-violent anti-occupation initiatives were ignored. I would be very surprised if the people running al Qaeda didn't know about that, and there were other ways they could know as well. You can assume one thing but you can't assume the other.
-led coalition to set a timetable for withdrawal. Tariq al-Hashimi told al-Sabah that he proposed to organize a meeting for tribal powers to empower the good relationships among the sons of the one nation and to smother the fires of sectarian rift. interference in Iraq, and the misuse of the Iraq war for gaining advantages in the U. Next day they kidnapped and murdered Atwat Bahjat while she was trying to cover the news of the bombing.
So I don't know if we can automatically assume that there is huge damage.


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