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‘Source’ Notes Syrian Technicians Killed in Yongch’on
Train Explosion IncidentJPP20040507000021 Tokyo Sankei Shimbun (Internet
version-WWW) in Japanese 07 May 04 Morning Edition
[Corrected version — changing “Ryongchon” to
“Yongch’on”; unattributed report: “DPRK Train
Explosion: Syrian Technicians on
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Ed at Captain’s Quarters is reporting that the stories about the demise if that Iraqi wedding party under the wilting US attack were a little offbase:
“I know that the original reports didn’t mention the 3 AM attack time, which
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This one’s going to take a while for some of you to understand. Be prepared, you might need to tote lunch for this one.
First, we’re not dealing with record prices… Not by a longshot. The most expensive gas we’ve
CYBERGRASS? The Internet Bluegrass Music Magazine – Selwyn Blakely Dies From Heart Attack
Some of you from usenet and the blogging world will understand my lukewarm comments, here. For the rest, trust me, I’m being as kind as I know
“In the scandal over the U.N. Oil-for-Food program in Iraq, Kofi Annan’s main line of defense has been that he didn’t know. Perhaps he should take a closer look at internal U.N. Oil-for-Food audit reports, more than
This story actually broke yesterday afternoon.WorldNetDaily says:
“Four people have been arrested in connection with the beheading of American businessman Nicholas Berg, according to a senior Iraqi source. “
All except the guy who did it.
And by the
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A Daily Telegraph article being re-run in the Chicago Sun-Times reports that France is suffering under it’s socialism… they’ve just not figred that out yet. In this case;
The French government Monday described the 35-hour working week as a financial
