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 [The 50th Star: News for Hawaii's College Students] Pictures From Iraq: From the American Cancer Society: Pesticides, Electromagnetic Fields, and Nuclear Power Plants Not Proven to Be Significantly Carcinogenic

 [Epler Effect] Michael Yon: Lost in Translation: In this recent dispatch from Michael Yon: Online Magazine, he travels to the village of Yezdinar. Here we learn of an ancient and mysterious religion called Yezidism. It is an interesting combination of Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, and even Zoroastrianism.

[Villainous Company] History, Perspective... and Shame: What reply will we make to the Kurds of Iraq, who suffered so horribly under Saddam Hussein? Who understand, even if the ACLU and Amnesty International do not, the nature of true brutality and atrocity:

[Marine Corps Moms] "We pray for the soldiers every night.": Many Kurds had expressed the same sentiment. One had said poetically: "For every drop of American blood, we shed one thousand Kurdish tears."

 [Michaelyon.blogspot.com] Michael Yon : Online Magazine: In an effort to be culturally sensitive and almost compulsively polite, we've mangled the meanings of words like: "martyr," and "suicide" to such a degree that we're using them to label mass murderers. While American and foreign media collectively increase the suffering of babes through their current fashion of cynicism, others seem to have a case of parents' guilt--unable to give the Iraqi suffering the undivided and ameliorative attention it requires. Instead, reporters rush at any sign of distress to hyper-focus on the negative, and thereby create yet more problems than originally existed.

[Limeshurbet.com] Lime Shurbet » Blog Archive » Have You Read Michael Yon?: Many Kurds had expressed the same sentiment. One had said poetically: “For every drop of American blood, we shed one thousand Kurdish tears.”Make Michael’s blog a regular read. It will do your resolve good to hear some good news from someone that is actually there, walking among the people.

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 [Right-thoughts.us] Right Thoughts: Many Kurds had expressed the same sentiment. One had said poetically: “For every drop of American blood, we shed one thousand Kurdish tears.”

 [Greg.org] greg.org: about making movies, about art, by greg allen: This week, another weblog launched documenting the conception, birth and life of ... Refusing either pessimism or cynicism, Kanwar poetically explores the ...

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