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[Sepia Mutiny] America's "orange" heart is with you, London: The frantic and futile dialing of cell phones, the confusing and conflicting information on the news, the sickening moment when I grasped exactly what was happening to the east coast, the shudder of guilty relief as I found out my loved ones were okay, the horror while listening to hysterical friends talk about how they missed tragedy by mere seconds, the sound of my mother’s weeping when she discovered I was safe…I wouldn’t wish that nightmare on any city, least of all London.
[LE REVUE GAUCHE - Libertarian Communist Analysis And Comment] London Blitz: One of the arguments deployed by Ken Livingstone, the mayor of London, when he appealed to Tony Blair not to support the war in Iraq was prescient: "An assault on Iraq will inflame world opinion and jeopardise security and peace everywhere. London, as one of the major world cities, has a great deal to lose from war and a lot to gain from peace, international cooperation and global stability."
[SoCalPundit] What Will American Liberals Be Saying/Doing Next Week?: “The real solution lies in immediately ending the occupation of Iraq, Afghanistan and Palestine. Just because these three wars are reported sporadically and mean little to the everyday lives of most Europeans does not mean the anger and bitterness they arouse in the Muslim world and its diaspora is insignificant.
[Dailywarnews.blogspot.com] Today in Iraq: More than four hours of fighting ended and the stations were retaken only after a column of tanks rumbled into the neighborhood in the evening, Dempsey told reporters.” Battle in Nasiriyah: “More than 500 Italian troops battled Shi'ite militiamen in the southern Iraqi town of Nassiriya on Tuesday in clashes that left two civilians dead and 11 Italians wounded, witnesses and the Italian military said.” Intifada: “Lieutenants of the Shiite cleric Muqtada Sadr, whose followers sparked the fighting, have pointedly invited members of rival Muslim sects, as well as Iraqi nationalists, to resist alongside them, and turn what had been relatively contained resistance to the U.S. occupation into a genuinely national revolt. If Sunni Muslims, Wahhabi extremists, and Iraqi nationalists heed that call, as appeared the case in some Baghdad neighborhoods Monday, it could create a disastrous scenario for U.S. officials.
[Jihadwatch.org] Jihad Watch: Nation of Islam and Arab nation: Rejoice for it is time to take revenge against the British Zionist .
[Mypetjawa.mu.nu] The Jawa Report: Islamic Army in Iraq Video Shows Downed ...: If his superiors were doing their jobs (same goes for those fuktards in A.G.), he would have known that the situation at hand was not as dangerous and perhaps he could have avoided shooting the wounded iraqi who was probably too weak to say "im not feigning death sir, I am just too hurt to say anything". So although I can understand why a marine would react the way that dumbass did, I still think what he did was wrong.
[Netweed.com] Holla at a Scholar!! Official "Lyrical Swords" Blog by Adisa ...: For example, Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five's ``The Message'' and several dozen subsequent message-type songs came out during Reagan's first term in the early '80s. Hip-hop's so-called golden age -- when Public Enemy told us to ``Fight the Power'' and acts such as Sista Souljah, Ice Cube, X-Clan and KRS-One were at their peak -- occurred during the elder Bush's first term in the late '80s and early '90s.In fact, it's interesting to go back and listen to old 2Pac or Public Enemy records where you hear Bush referred to by name as the artists express disdain for his policies.
[Talkleft.com] TalkLeft: Revenge for Fallujah: is poised to deliver its promised revenge for the horrible deaths of Americans in Fallujah last week, the Dreyfuss Report says:
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