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Walla Walla IslamTo Keep it True! 10/11/2007 Lil House Of MalaysiaK, so here is a pic of the lil house of malaysia. A shop that Toun start build two years agone and only last year to complet accause they was always somethin else to do. So have posted a pic here but it do no do too much Justice to it so please excuse... Insyaallah will post other pic that better later...
10/10/2007 Shida In Walla WallaWife , Rashida, She here now. Yahooodi eh? Aidle Fitri on the 13th and we have party here to celebrate!!! Know it have be very long times since have updated this but am back now! If they any Other Muslims in Walla Walla who miss they home or peoples they love then pls contact Shida31@yahoo.com or Tounuscan@hotmail.com.. This a big event in walla walla for the few Muslims that here, so pls spend with u brothers and sisters if u stuck in Walla Walla for the holidays, k?
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8/17/2005 A messy lil bushFor those who gonna vote he in, and even those who gonna lie and say the no vote for him.. This kinda for u.. Bush gonna need more than brain surgery now to get that cactus out he lil butt... No since LBJ have presidents approval rates be so low, 34%... Now gonna think even die hard who think USA still got chance gonna think again and gonna wanna impeachments..
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Like the Japanese soldier marooned on an island for years after V-J Day, President Bush may be the last person in the country to learn that for Americans, if not Iraqis, the war in Iraq is over. "We will stay the course," he insistently tells us from his Texas ranch. What do you mean we, white man?
A president can't stay the course when his own citizens (let alone his own allies) won't stay with him. The approval rate for Mr. Bush's handling of Iraq plunged to 34 percent in last weekend's Newsweek poll - a match for the 32 percent that approved L.B.J.'s handling of Vietnam in early March 1968. (The two presidents' overall approval ratings have also converged: 41 percent for Johnson then, 42 percent for Bush now.) On March 31, 1968, as L.B.J.'s ratings plummeted further, he announced he wouldn't seek re-election, commencing our long extrication from that quagmire. But our current Texas president has even outdone his predecessor; Mr. Bush has lost not only the country but also his army. Neither bonuses nor fudged standards nor the faking of high school diplomas has solved the recruitment shortfall. Now Jake Tapper of ABC News reports that the armed forces are so eager for bodies they will flout "don't ask, don't tell" and hang on to gay soldiers who tell, even if they tell the press. The president's cable cadre is in disarray as well. At Fox News Bill O'Reilly is trashing Donald Rumsfeld for his incompetence, and Ann Coulter is chiding Mr. O'Reilly for being a defeatist. In an emblematic gesture akin to waving a white flag, Robert Novak walked off a CNN set and possibly out of a job rather than answer questions about his role in smearing the man who helped expose the administration's prewar inflation of Saddam W.M.D.'s. (On this sinking ship, it's hard to know which rat to root for.) As if the right-wing pundit crackup isn't unsettling enough, Mr. Bush's top war strategists, starting with Mr. Rumsfeld and Gen. Richard Myers, have of late tried to rebrand the war in Iraq as what the defense secretary calls "a global struggle against violent extremism." A struggle is what you have with your landlord. When the war's number-managers start using euphemisms for a conflict this lethal, it's a clear sign that the battle to keep the Iraq war afloat with the American public is lost. That battle crashed past the tipping point this month in Ohio. There's historical symmetry in that. It was in Cincinnati on Oct. 7, 2002, that Mr. Bush gave the fateful address that sped Congressional ratification of the war just days later. The speech was a miasma of self-delusion, half-truths and hype. The president said that "we know that Iraq and Al Qaeda have had high-level contacts that go back a decade," an exaggeration based on evidence that the Senate Intelligence Committee would later find far from conclusive. He said that Saddam "could have a nuclear weapon in less than a year" were he able to secure "an amount of highly enriched uranium a little larger than a single softball." Our own National Intelligence Estimate of Oct. 1 quoted State Department findings that claims of Iraqi pursuit of uranium in Africa were "highly dubious 8/16/2005 Wal Mart kills for diapers!Wal-Mart kills man for allegedly shoplifting diapersby auh20Fri Aug 12th, 2005 at 23:04:21 PDTI saw this posted earlier, but didn't see it get much traction due to the paucity of details. I hope this diary is more recommendable as now there are considerably more details on Stacy's murder by Wal-Mart security personnel. Keep in mind these Wal-Mart employees have no special legal standing different from you or me, even in Texas. Mr. Driver, 30, was chased into the Wal-Mart parking lot, handcuffed and forced down to the hot pavement for allegedly shoplifting. He died in under 10 minutes once he was in the hands of the Wal-Mart employees. First off, here is the original Houston Chronicle story.
Driver lived in Cleveland, where his parents own a small business, Lindeman said. Driver was a master carpenter with a 2-month-old son and was about halfway through taking flying courses to get his pilot's license, Lindeman said. More details under the fold.
Mr. Driver pleaded for his life to deaf ears.
8/12/2005 Good to Bad.... Good to Bad....Good to Bad....Good to Bad....do u no think the time have come when all american gonna raize the voice of freedom against the scum that hold they in iron chains? U very sick of to be fear to go out u house cause the CIA have watchdog on u and the secret service it just minutes from where u live? U get tired to u friend to complain so much they gonna draft he and send he butt to Iraq to getted shot off? This site gonna incite and give u much seeing into what gonna come. It have many MPGs and newscast from Many on many communities.... give it a shot and put u ears on.. U will no be too sorry... Insyaallah
8/11/2005 Atrocity by US devils
7/31/2005 Iraq War Over.. Winner IranThe Iraq war is over, and the winner is... Iran 07/21/05 "Salon.com" - - Iraq's new government has been trumpeted by the Bush administration as a close friend and a model for democracy in the region. In contrast, Bush calls Iran part of an axis of evil and dismisses its elections and government as illegitimate. So the Bush administration cannot have been filled with joy when Iraqi Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari and eight high-powered cabinet ministers paid an extremely friendly visit to Tehran this week. The two governments went into a tizzy of wheeling and dealing of a sort not seen since Texas oil millionaires found out about Saudi Arabia. Oil pipelines, port access, pilgrimage, trade, security, military assistance, were all on the table in Tehran. All the sorts of contracts and deals that U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney had imagined for Halliburton, and that the Pentagon neoconservatives had hoped for Israel, were heading instead due east. Jaafari's visit was a blow to the Bush administration's strategic vision, but a sweet triumph for political Shiism. In the dark days of 1982, Tehran was swarming with Iraqi Shiite expatriates who had been forced to flee Saddam Hussein's death decree against them. They had been forced abroad, to a country with which Iraq was then at war. Ayatollah Khomeini, the newly installed theocrat of Iran, pressured the expatriates to form an umbrella organization, the Supreme Council for Islamic Revolution in Iraq (SCIRI), which he hoped would eventually take over Iraq. Among its members were Jaafari and Abdul Aziz al-Hakim. On Jan. 30, 2005, Khomeini's dream finally came true, courtesy of the Bush administration, when the Supreme Council and the Dawa Party won the Iraqi elections. Jaafari, a Dawa Party activist working for an Islamic republic, had been in exile in Tehran from 1980 to 1989. A physician trained at Mosul, the reserved and somewhat inarticulate Jaafari studied Shiite law and theology as an auditor at the seminaries of Qom. His party, Dawa, was briefly part of SCIRI but in 1984 split with it to maintain its autonomy. Iraq has a Shiite Muslim majority of some 62 percent. Iran's Shiite majority is thought to be closer to 90 percent. The Shiites of the two countries have had a special relationship for over a millennium. Saddam had sealed the border for more than two decades, but throughout centuries, tens of thousands of Iranians have come on pilgrimage to the holy Shiite shrines of Najaf and Karbala every year. Iraqis likewise go to Iran for pilgrimage, study and trade. Although neoconservatives like Paul Wolfowitz maintained before the Iraq war that Iraqis are more secular and less interested in an Islamic state than Iranians, in fact the ideas of Khomeini had had a deep impact among Iraqi Shiites. When they could vote in January earlier this year, they put the Khomeini-influenced Supreme Council for Islamic Revolution in Iraq in control of seven of the nine southern provinces, along with Baghdad itself. It was not only history that brought Jaafari to the foothills of the Alborz mountains. The Iraqi prime minister was attempting to break out of the box into which his government has been stuffed by the Sunni Arab guerrilla movement. Jaafari's government does not control the center-north or west of the country and cannot pump much petroleum from Kirkuk because of oil sabotage. Trucking to Jordan is often difficult. The Jaafari government depends heavily on the Rumaila oil field in the south, but lacks refining capability. Iraq lacks a deep water port on the Gulf and needs to replace inland "ports" like Amman because of poor security. An initiative toward the east could resolve many of these problems, strengthening the Shiites against the Sunni guerrillas economically and militarily and so saving the new government. MORE: http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article9540.htm 7/29/2005 To Impeach Grow higher
7/27/2005 Muslims Are Condemning Terror, But Who’s Listening?Not in the name of Islam... 5 words no very big but with big meaning... How many times the muslim gonna have to say this afore the jews, christians and kaafir gonna believe it? This next article depict one very boisterous Christian? Jew? Who think she gonna know all and keep very accurate detail from the back of her spacious yard in upper manhatten. What she do it to spread more lies on the muslim and make the kaafir world think we no gonna care, (Those that gonna listen to her shrieks...
Last year, CAIR launched a petition titled “Not in the Name of Islam” with the intent of distancing the world’s 1.5 billion decent and law-abiding Muslims from the brutal acts of a few fanatics. In Britain, the Muslim Council “utterly” condemned the acts of terror on the capital’s transport system, adding, “these evil deeds make victims of us all”. Yet, Feinstein says that “few, if any, leading imams are saying ‘enough of this. Stop. This is not Islam’”, which cannot but lead one to imagine she has spent the last few years in solitary confinement without media access. And when the good senator asks Muslim clerics “to issue fatwa after fatwa denouncing jihad,” she, once again, displays her ignorance. If Muslim clerics were to denounce “jihad”, they would no longer be considered Muslims let alone Muslim clerics. Jihad or “struggle” is a fundamental of Islam incumbent upon individuals and should not be equated with mindless terrorism in the way Feinstein appears to be doing. : More: http://www.arabnews.com/?page=7§ion=0&article=67507&d=26&m=7&y=2005 Pentagon Blocks Release of Abu Ghraib Images:NEW YORK So what is shown on the 87 photographs and four videos from Abu Ghraib prison that the Pentagon, in an eleventh hour move, blocked from release this weekend? One clue: Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld told Congress last year, after viewing a large cache of unreleased images: "I mean, I looked at them last night, and they're hard to believe.” They show acts "that can only be described as blatantly sadistic, cruel and inhumane," he added.
A Republican Senator suggested the same day they contained scenes of “rape and murder.” No wonder Rumsfeld commented then, "If these are released to the public, obviously it's going to make matters worse." Yesterday, news emerged that lawyers for the Pentagon had refused to cooperate with a federal judge's order to release dozens of unseen photographs and videos from Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq by Saturday. The photos were among thousands turned over by the key “whistleblower” in the scandal, Specialist Joseph M. Darby. Just a few that were released to the press sparked the Abu Ghraib abuse scandal last year, and the video images are said to be even more shocking. The Pentagon lawyers said in a letter sent to the federal court in Manhattan that they would file a sealed brief explaining their reasons for not turning over the material. They had been ordered to do so by a federal judge in response to a FOIA lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union. The ACLU accused the government Friday of putting another legal roadblock in the way of its bid to allow the public to see the images of the prisoner abuse scandal. One Pentagon lawyer has argued that they should not be released because they would only add to the humiliation of the prisoners. But the ACLU has said the faces of the victims can easily be "redacted." To get a sense of what may be shown in these images, one has to go back to press reports from when the Abu Ghraib abuse scandal was still front page news. This is how CNN reported it on May 8, 2004, in a typical account that day: “U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld revealed Friday that videos and ‘a lot more pictures’ exist of the abuse of Iraqis held at Abu Ghraib prison. "’If these are released to the public, obviously it's going to make matters worse,’ Rumsfeld told the Senate Armed Services Committee. ‘I mean, I looked at them last night, and they're hard to believe.’ “The embattled defense secretary fielded sharp and skeptical questions from lawmakers as he testified about the growing prisoner abuse scandal. A military report about that abuse describes detainees being threatened, sodomized with a chemical light and forced into sexually humiliating poses. 7/24/2005 Blair apologize for London killing?No that any of u very interested in London killing or that Man involve to be killed were no Muslim but it were worst case of Racial Profiling that come in last decade or even that u gonna care that it gonna soon come to ur neighborhood... or even that Blair already go against he first statement that were something like The londoners gonna stay true to form and life go on like ALWAYS! Maybes u no even gonna care that the always he mean were to catch/jump then shoot 5 times without to even ask a questions... This for that....
"This is a tragedy. The Metropolitan Police accepts full responsibility for this. To the family I can only express my deep regrets," Sir Ian Blair told Sunday with Adam Boulton on Sky News. Brazil wants an explanation for the shooting of the 27-year-old who police mistook for a suicide bomber. He was killed by officers on Friday as he tried to board a Tube train at Stockwell, south London. Brazil's Foreign Minister Celso Amorim is expected to demand an explanation from Foreign Secretary Jack Straw when the two hold talks on UN reform. A statement from officials in Sao Paulo said: "The government expects the British authorities to explain the circumstances that led to this tragedy." MORE: http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30000-1190065,00.html Commentary - Jul 23, 2005The Magic Bomb Commentary - Jul 23, 2005 - The "Magic Bomb" Theory by Mark Faulk This is a story about disappearing terrorists, nonexistent bags, and botched investigations, but most of all, this is a story about magic bombs. It's Crime Scene Investigation 101. It the basic law of physics. It's so elementary, my dear Watson, that even a dancer who was dazed from the shock of being one of only two victims who survived while seated directly over the spot where one of the bombs was planted in the London tube carriage two weeks ago could figure it out. In a seemingly innocuous article in the British newspaper Cambridge Evening News, 32 year-old dance instructor Bruce Lait, in an interview from his hospital bed, said that ""The policeman said 'mind that hole, that's where the bomb was'. The metal was pushed upwards as if the bomb was underneath the train. They seem to think the bomb was left in a bag, but I don't remember anybody being where the bomb was, or any bag." Read that last part again, very slowly, and let it sink in. "The metal was pushed upwards as if the bomb was underneath the train." "They seem to think the bomb was left in a bag, but I don't remember anybody being where the bomb was, or any bag." And the British authorities on the crime scene missed that, and just assumed that it was a carry-on bomb? C'mon, how many times have you seen that bad TV show where the eccentric detective figures out that the crime was an "inside job" because the glass was outside the broken window, not inside where it should have been. I repeat: Crime Scene Investigation 101. Basic physics. While describing the scene, Lait said about he and his dance partner Crystal Main, "Out of that whole carriage, I think Crystal and I were the only ones who were not seriously injured, and I think we were nearest the bomb." He went on to describe those sitting closest to him and Main when the bomb went off. "I remember an Asian guy, there was a white guy with tracksuit trousers and a baseball cap, and there were two old ladies sitting opposite me." He described the woman whose body was lying on top of him when he regained consciousness as a "middle-aged woman who had blonde curly hair, was dressed in black, and could have been a businesswoman." Again, play close attention here. "We were nearest the bomb." An Asian guy, a white guy, two old ladies, and a blond businesswoman......and two dancers. So.....if the bomb was in a bag carried on by the terrorist, how could two dancers be "nearest the bomb"? And why didn't the person who was the closest eyewitness see the bomber, or even ANYONE, sitting where the bomb went off? Why was the metal pushed upwards if the bomb was inside of the train carriage? Let's put this in perspective, piece by piece: "The metal was pushed upwards as if the bomb was underneath the train." "I don't remember anybody being where the bomb was, or any bag." "We were nearest the bomb." An Asian guy, a white guy, two old ladies, and a blond businesswoman......and two dancers. Here we go again. Another terrorist event with more questions than answers, questions that the major media (yet again) aren't even asking. Hell, I'll even take a stab at answering them: The metal was pushed upwards because THE BOMB WAS UNDERNEATH THE TRAIN. Lait didn't remember seeing anyone, or a bag that could be holding a bomb, near the point of detonation because there was no bomber sitting there, there was no bag. THE BOMB WAS UNDERNEATH THE TRAIN. An Asian guy, a white guy, two old ladies, and a blond businesswoman......and two dancers. There was no Islamic radical, no Mideastern terrorist sitting in that carriage. THE BOMB WAS UNDERNEATH THE TRAIN. Dance partners Bruce Lait and Crystal Main were nearest the bomb.....again, no Islamic radical, no Mideastern terrorist sitting in that carriage. THE BOMB WAS UNDERNEATH THE TRAIN. We were praised by some, and criticized by others, for posting an article by Jeff Buckley (entitled "London Calling") the day after the first London bombings two weeks ago that questioned the motives behind the bombings, and that asked readers to view the inevitable "official government response" with a healthy grain of skepticism. Here's how Jeff so aptly put it: "So, when you see the headlines dominated by this story and the mounting evidence of lies, deception, and treason being forever pushed to the back burner, be sure to ask yourself, 'Who benefits from this?' Before you throw your support behind administrations that only have doublespeak, deceit, and death to show for their efforts, be sure to ask yourself, 'Who benefits from this?' And, before you allow yourself to be steamrolled and swept away by the inevitable surge of jingoistic retaliatory euphoria, be sure to ask yourself, 'Who benefits from this?'" "Who benefits from this?" So here we are, barely two weeks (and another "symbolic" bombing episode) later, and the voices of the Far Right are busy spinning this as yet another excuse for the war in Iraq.....even though the suspected terrorists are Pakistanis. (Sound familiar? The 9/11 terrorists were mostly from Saudi Arabia, so...."Let's bomb Iraq!") "Who benefits from this?" Here we are barely two weeks later, and the disciples of doublespeak are busy blaming a group of suicide bombers with carry-on bags, even though those who died are the most unlikely group of "suicide bombers" ever to commit an act of terrorism. "Who benefits from this?" Here we are barely two weeks later, and Bush and Company is using the London bombings to.....successfully.....push through the renewal of the Patriot Act. "Screw the Constitution, they're bombing us!" The official spinmeisters are either ignoring the signs that something is just not right here, or dismissing those of us who are questioning the official response as the usual bunch of fringe conspiracy theorists. Well guess what? If we don't keep asking the hard questions, and demanding honest, straightforward answers to those questions, then no one will. They've deceived us a million times before, and if honest Americans don't continue to hold our public officials accountable for their actions and demand the truth, then they will continue to spoon feed us lie after lie after lie....until we eventually all suffocate under the weight of mass deception. And THAT'S the Faulking Truth 7/23/2005 Attack on Iran? Within Iran there are more than 450 major strategic targets, including numerous suspected nuclear-weapons-program development sites. Many of the targets are hardened or are deep underground and could not be taken out by conventional weapons, hence the nuclear option. As in the case of Iraq, the response is not conditional on Iran actually being involved in the act of terrorism directed against the United States. Several senior Air Force officers involved in the planning are reportedly appalled at the implications of what they are doing--that Iran is being set up for an unprovoked nuclear attack--but no one is prepared to damage his career by posing any objections. More : http://www.justinlogan.com/justinlogancom/2005/07/what_is_the_pla.html PUBLIC CATCHING ON TO DIRTY DEEDSAfter u have read this article, wanna all who read this to remember that as u read this Fanatical Dick Cheney have a finger on the bomb to iran...
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"This whole scandal is about one of the biggest lies the Busheviks used to justify the invasion of Iraq. Without the enriched uranium story, Bush couldn't scare the hell out of people in a State of the Union address, Condoleezza Rice couldn't make her ominous 'mushroom cloud' references, Dick Cheney couldn't recite his solemn claim that Saddam Hussein was 'actively pursuing nuclear weapons,' Colin Powell's speech to the UN would have had more holes in it, and Donald Rumsfeld's inflated assessments of Iraq's weapons would have burst earlier. ... They don't care what their serial lying does to public discourse. Power alone drives them. Karl Rove will do anything to seize and preserve power. That is his opium, and he used another addicted soul to feed his habit."
7/21/2005 Other Talk with Thezman Bismillah
Salam Alaikum,
This Video Clip deals with Ann Coulter & Tucker Carson Disrespecting Canada...
Coulter: 'Canada is lucky we allow them to exist on the ; ; Continent!'
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Fi Amanillah Ziad. Ann Coultre at best a 4th rate journalist, that noone, who have any brains, (that no r republicans), gonna pay that much attentions too.. Only for laugh they keep her on. This were a fox vid clip so course it gonna be republican, (brainless), based. Tucker he a white demongod, (very prejudice in veiw and actions), who should be castrated very soon in order to prevent him to breed anymore ilk... salam bro Toun
7/20/2005 Remark Stirs Up Muslim WorldThis article confirm the belief that over 50% of republicans are severely developemental disabled... Was it always this ways? remember times when republicans were kinda scary.. but munkeyboy bush jr. kinda laid foundations for whole other breed of republican that gonna be otherwise just to be work the menial jobs.... Since munkeyboy president now they a whole lotta other Mental disable ppls that have opinions, "If he can do it.... So can I..." kinda mark the ways to WWIII and WWIV all in one.. It very clear nowdays the republican do no think that well.. Maybes he may throw a bomb better eh? salam
Washington - Turkey's foreign minister Tuesday condemned Rep. Tom Tancredo as a "fanatic" as the Colorado Republican's comments about bombing Muslim holy sites in retaliation for a terrorist nuclear strike echoed around the world. "This was nothing but a fanatic speaking completely personally, irresponsibly and without thought of how far his statements would reach or what kind of problems they would create," Foreign Minister Abdullah Gul said, according to Turkey's Anatolia news agency. Meanwhile, the U.S. State Department labeled Tancredo's remarks Friday on a radio talk show "insulting to Islam," and Democratic National Committee chairman Howard Dean joined the chorus of those calling on the Littleton Republican to apologize. Tancredo's 6th District constituents interviewed Tuesday mostly criticized their congressman's comments. "Tancredo's stirring up a lot of trouble that doesn't need to be
7/17/2005 a talk with ThezToun: So it be maybes one and 1/2 week now since London be bombed and still no one word of who for sure do it.. do bombing in london leave no word for blame on who do it? Were it the IRA, (Allah know that UK done enuff to them to P.O. em very bad), or have they already decide it were some unknown Muslim group to do it for Jihad? No even very sure what kaafir mean when they use the word anymore... Maybes they come up with new group like the Pigmy Irishman of Great Sundar, (PIGS)... salam
Thezman: Bismillah Salam Alaikum, They're casting a wide net toun...All I heard Bliar say, was that it's an evil ideology within Islam taught by radical Imams. And the Trail so far leads to Egypt and Pakistani Schools. If you look at the Men (they Alledge) who carried out this operation, they were all very normal citizens, and didn't fit the terrorist profile. And plastering photo's of a person carrying a backpack isn't proof that he actually did anything, look at how many people have backpacks. So, by saying that even muslims who are born in Western Nations, and who are absolutely normal, can "Snap" at any moment, therefore every one will be under suspicion, Guilty Until Proven Innocent. I read that a British Parlimentarian is Sponsoring a law to ban certain Ayat from the Holy Qur'an that "Preach" hate, violence, war, or Anti-Semitism from being recited in public, maybe even (in the future, the way things are going) to actually delete those Ayat, at least from any Qur'an in England. I wouldn't put it past any government now. That way, by giving a general definition (that is very vague) of what constitues terror, they can stick that label on anyone they choose. Of course state terror or state sponsored terror by proxy isn't included in the definition. Many Muslim Nations wanted to have an International Meeting to specifically define what terror is, but nothing transpired. So far a terrorist is anyone who Resists (National Resistance), Wars of liberation, any Dissenting Voice...For God's Sake, they even classify Environmental Groups and Activists as Terrorists now
Toun: The Evil within, and toun no talken the muslim or even the would be terrorist.. For sure gonna know they gonna blame this on the muslim, if no direct then in-direct ways... U say that " And the Trail so far leads to Egypt and Pakistani Schools." well really gonna wanna know what that gotta do on anything? did they track would be culprit from or to there? The sheeple no ask the right questions and without they be the right questions asked it give the one who have power more right to hunt in the kings forest. Gonna here on that backpack thing in the states, blair had he stoney nose pasti face all over the news, just like bush after 911. gonna feel very sad for londoners but if this turn to be gone ways of 911 then all bets are off and gonna hate england same like USA. this should no be happenen bro.. Tell u for very true... Blair signed up with devil and now he walk crooked and u gonna wonder why? The republicans all klu klux klan white party conservatives... Those three things u no ever wanna see hear or smell... leastways over 60% of americans no gonna wanna. 8% they no sure if they wanna or no and 2 %, well they braindead... But it a sure thing that 80% would be more happy without them ever to be born 7/14/2005 What happen when u mess with nature?Somehow gonna know.. This exact what they do in the movie, "The Planet Of The Apes" To get eventual hybrid monkey that totem guns and ridem horsey and enslaved Charleton Heston... Remember that? sure u do.. Read on...
SCIENTISTS have been warned that their latest experiments may accidently produce monkeys with brains more human than animal. In cutting-edge experiments, scientists have injected human brain cells into monkey fetuses to study the effects.Critics argue that if these fetuses are allowed to develop into self-aware subjects, science will be thrown into an ethical nightmare. An eminent committee of American scientists will call for restrictions into the research, saying the outcome of such studies cannot be predicted and may in fact produce subjects with a 'super-animal' intelligence. The high-powered committee of animal behaviourists, lawyers, philosophers, bio-ethicists and neuro-scientists was established four years ago to examine the growing numbers of human/monkey experiments More: http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117,15891104-13762,00.html 7/13/2005 Not in the Name of IslamWHAT: "Not in the Name of Islam" PSA Campaign Launch News Conference WHEN: Thursday, July 14, 10:30 a.m. WHERE: National Press Club, Zenger Room, 529 14th Street NW (13th Floor), Washington, D.C. SATELLITE DISTRIBUTION: The PSA will be distributed by C-Band satellite on Thursday, July 14 at 2:00-2:15 p.m. (EDT), 11:00-11:15 a.m. (PT), IA 6 Transponder 16, D/L Freq: 4020 (H) 93°WL, Standard Audio: 6.2, 6.8 RE-FEED: Tuesday, July 19, 2:00-2:15 p.m. (EDT), 11:00-11:15 a.m. (PT), IA 6 Transponder 16, D/L Freq: 4020 (H) 93°WL, Standard Audio: 6.2, 6.8 (The PSA will also be available on CAIR's web site, www.cair.com, following Thursday's news conference.) At the National Press Club news conference, CAIR will present the 30-second PSA featuring American Muslims stating: "We often hear claims Muslims don't condemn terrorism and that Islam condones violence. As Muslims, we want to state clearly that those who commit acts of terror in the name of Islam are betraying the teachings of the Quran and the Prophet Muhammad. We reject anyone of any faith - who commits such brutal acts and will not allow our faith to be hijacked by criminals. Islam is not about hatred and violence. It's about peace and justice." BETA copies of the PSAs, produced by West Glen Communications, will be available at the news conference. 7/10/2005 Islam and Muslims Condemn London BombingAs communications director of the Washington-based Council on American-Islamic Relations, he drafted the condemnation statement immediately after 9/11. It was published, among other places, as a full-page ad in The Washington Post. Then, Hooper spent the next three-plus years hearing angry talk that Muslims hadn't spoken out. "It's one of the things we still hear: 'Why won't Muslims condemn terrorism?'" he was saying at week's end. "When I go on a radio talk show, that is the first thing that I hear. That's just not true. Muslims - not only CAIR but all the groups - have been condemning terrorism for years. Some people just don't want to hear it." So Muslims have to keep trying, he said. "Whenever we have the opportunity, we'll say it again. 'We denounce it. We denounce it.' We are hoping to be heard this time." Copyright 2005 Newsday Inc. More: http://www.newsday.com/news/columnists/ny-nyhen104338161jul10,0,3857674,print.column 7/9/2005 Talking about Talking about Walla Walla Islam
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