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by QuestionGirl • 9:07 am
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Last night she was shaved bald and on the side of a road…..today her hair is dyed and she escaped. Something stinks about this story……..
Shortly before midnight Friday she knocked on the door of a house in Kant, a town about 22 miles from the capital, and told its residents she had been abducted, Kyrgyz Deputy Interior Minister Omurbek Suvanaliyev said.
Metzger told Kyrgyz law enforcement agents she had been seized by three young men and a woman in a minibus and held in a rural area about 30 miles from the capital, Suvanaliyev told The Associated Press, citing local police in Kant.
More here
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by D-day • 8:41 am
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I Love this site. (Homepage here)
This article here is about the 14 points of fascism and the Bush administration. It is an excellent recap of the Bushco crimes and other acts of fascism.

“Power always thinks it has a great soul and vast views beyond the comprehension of the weak; and that it is doing God’s service when it is violating all his laws.” - John Adams
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Everyone have a good weekend!
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by QuestionGirl • 8:38 am
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Did ya get that? Bill Bennett……
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by QuestionGirl • 7:55 am
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See where diplomacy will get ya?
Saturday September 9, 2006 12:31 PM
ROME (AP) - Syria has agreed “in principle” to let the European Union put troops on its border to help stem the flow of weapons into Lebanon, Italy’s prime minister said Saturday.
Prime Minister Romano Prodi said he had spoken with President Bashar Assad of Syria several times over the last few days.
“I reminded President Assad that the European Union has significant experience in training programs for frontier guards, and that the idea of an EU mission of assistance on the border between Syria and Lebanon would be an excellent signal of cooperation between Syria and Europe,” Prodi said in a statement. “President Assad gave me his accord in principle.”
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by QuestionGirl • 7:50 am
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This must fry George Bush’s ass…….
BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) — Iraq’s prime minister announced plans to visit Iran on Monday, just days after his deputy returned from the country, accompanied by several top officials.
Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki will spend two days in Iran, the Cabinet said in a statement Saturday.
The trip “is to confirm the establishment of friendly and balanced relations based on common interest and respect of the sovereignty of the two countries without any interference in internal affairs,” the statement said.
This week al-Maliki’s deputy prime minister, Barham Saleh, visited Tehran as head of a delegation that included the minister of state for foreign affairs, and the ministers of trade, planning and finance.
In July 2005, former Iraqi Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari made a landmark visit to Iran, the first by an Iraqi premier since the 2003 U.S.-led invasion that toppled Saddam Hussein.
Iraq’s new Shiite leaders have close ties to Iran.
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by QuestionGirl • 7:45 am
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Told ya Bush had a plan. And don’t you know Senator Nelson helped draft legislation for this. If Cubans want to see what Bush’s democracy will do for them…….look at Iraq.
MIAMI — Ten South Florida journalists, including three with The Miami Herald’s Spanish-language sister paper, received thousands of dollars from the federal government for their work on radio and TV programming aimed at undermining Fidel Castro’s communist regime, the Herald reported yesterday.
Pablo Alfonso, who reports on Cuba and wrote an opinion column for El Nuevo Herald, was paid almost $175,000 since 2001 to host shows on Radio and TV Marti, U S government programs that promote democracy in Cuba, according to documents obtained by The Miami Herald
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