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2671 [lbo-talk] Georgia, Beacon of Democracy -- rank: 119

Georgian police raid offices of opposition organizations; activists arrested AP September 6, 2006 Georgian police staged pre-dawn raids at the offices of opposition groups ... political party Wednesday and detained several activists, opposition leaders said. Police officials did not immediately comment on the raids, but opposition ... was arrested at her home in the capital, Tbilisi, and police were seizing papers from the organization's offices. Also arrested ...

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Author:	Chris Doss
Date:	Wed Sep 6 09:24:15 PDT 2006

2672 [lbo-talk] [Fwd: [globalnetnews-summary] FEDERAL MURDER INC. TIED TO OKC TERRORBOMBING] -- rank: 119

... TERROR BOMBING http://www.americanfreepress.net/html/federal_murder.html Police Sergeant Suicided To Keep Truth Hidden By Pat Shannan. The ...

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Author:	double bluff
Date:	Thu Feb 24 01:18:28 PST 2005

2673 Raising the temperature -- rank: 119

Raising the Temperature George Monbiot Tuesday July 24, 2001 The Guardian Asking the G8 leaders to decide what to do about the developing world's debt is like asking the inmates of Wormwood Scrubs to decide what to do about crime. Debt is the direct result of the banking structure which ...

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Author:	Ian Murray
Date:	Mon Jul 23 20:26:35 PDT 2001

2674 [lbo-talk] satyr play: with a terrible joke, but a serious suggestion (was: Zimmerman not guilty) -- rank: 119

JH: Was there some specific thing about him (other than abject stupidity) that you're thinking of? No, that was the criterion I was thinking of, more or less----though might it not be worth someone's effort to describe Zimmerman's "abject stupidity" in much greater detail if that would ...

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Author:	Arthur Maisel
Date:	Thu Jul 18 05:08:05 PDT 2013

2675 broke? sell a kidney, or an eyeball even! -- rank: 119

... loan guarantor to raise money by selling body parts. Japanese police said the employee had told the 62-year-old man ... loan he had guaranteed to a now-bankrupt company. The police reported that Eisuke Arai, a 25-year-old staff member ... our company would do something like that." The case, which police say is only the first step in a wide-sweeping ...

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Author:	Doug Henwood
Date:	Mon Nov 1 18:58:33 PST 1999

2676 [lbo-talk] rioters chase us military out of Iraqi town -- rank: 119

... house-to-house searches in this western town ransacked the police station, stoned U.S. armored military vehicles and set police cars on fire Wednesday. With a large, uncontrolled mob still ... and threats of vengeance, residents said the problems began when police assisted the U.S. troops in searching local homes for ... As night fell, there was no sign of either the police or U.S. forces in the town, and plumes of ... smoke billowed into the air as the remains of two police cars burned along a main street. There were no immediate ...

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Author:	steve philion
Date:	Thu May 29 09:59:01 PDT 2003

2677 [lbo-talk] he died for your bargains -- rank: 119

... through the doors of a Long Island store Friday morning, police and witnesses said. The 34-year-old employee, a temporary ...

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Author:	Doug Henwood
Date:	Fri Nov 28 11:50:04 PST 2008

2678 QUEBEC CRACKPOTS -- rank: 119

... but not to get >- -arrested or tear gassed. Unfortuantly the police didn't >- -recognise that division. >Of course they didn't ...

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Author:	Andrew Flood
Date:	Fri Apr 27 05:28:58 PDT 2001

2679 [lbo-talk] Bush could seize absolute control of U.S. government -- rank: 119

> > does Bush _need_ to impose martial law? isn't the population pretty passive? Definitely a passive population. > > On 1/15/06, Jordan Hayes <jmhayes at j-o-r-d-a-n.com> wrote: > > > Bush discussed imposing martial law on American streets in the > > > aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks ...

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Author:	peacenow at theofficenet.com
Date:	Tue Jan 17 01:36:08 PST 2006

2680 [lbo-talk] satyr play: with a terrible joke, but a serious suggestion (was: Zimmerman not guilty) -- rank: 119

On 18/07/2013, at 12:31 AM, Jordan Hayes <jmhayes at j-o-r-d-a-n.com> wrote: > If you want to switch gears and talk about central gun registration, yes: I'm on record here as saying that I'm against it for similar reasons: there's no ...

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Author:	Bill Bartlett
Date:	Wed Jul 17 16:57:36 PDT 2013

2681 [lbo-talk] America has failed to win the war. But has it lost it? -- rank: 119

Independent UK Iraq is a bloody no man's land. America has failed to win the war. But has it lost it? Ten US troops were killed in action across Iraq last week. The fighting is now sustained and ferocious. Patrick Cockburn, winner of the Martha Gellhorn prize for journalism, reports ...

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Author:	Leigh Meyers
Date:	Sat May 14 21:07:39 PDT 2005

2682 Superceding liberal democracy -- rank: 119

... what you propose. You > are the one who proposes a police state, i.e. a > liberal state which has a much longer and worse > history of being a police state than Marxist states. > Jefferson presided over a slaveowning , land > grabbing liberal police state that was lasted for a > couple of centuries, and ... that you laud on this list the role of the police in suppressing counter-revolutionary forces (such as presumably the Worker ...

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Author:	Cian O'Connor
Date:	Tue Mar 5 06:38:03 PST 2002

2683 [lbo-talk] Two bombs explode in southern Thailand, 20 hurt -- rank: 119

... a tea shop and wounded 20 people in southern Thailand, police said, as violence continued unabated in the Muslim-majority region ... military custody. Friday's attacks appeared to have targeted the police, accused by some in the south of corruption, criminal activities ...

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Author:	uvj at vsnl.com
Date:	Sat Oct 30 15:42:41 PDT 2004

2684 Superceding liberal democracy -- rank: 119

... prospect of direct democracy run by consensus or a Khrushchevite police >state attractive, the former, though, more than the latter. > >^^^^^^^^^ > >CB ... what you propose. You are the >one who proposes a police state, i.e. a liberal state which has a much >longer and worse history of being a police state than Marxist states. >Jefferson presided over a slaveowning , land grabbing liberal police state >that was lasted for a couple of centuries, and ...

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Author:	Justin Schwartz
Date:	Mon Mar 4 20:32:13 PST 2002

2685 Zionism vs. Black Nationalism -- rank: 119

... no illusions that you rejecting racial >> categorization will end the police using racial profiles , for >> example. So, that when a person gets stopped by a police officer >> based on a racial profile, the person stopped would ... refused to >> think in the same racial categories as the police officer. This can >> be generalized to dealing with all the ... really did let go of >racial categorization, how could a police officer engage in racial >profiling? Without the social differentiation of ...

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Author:	Yoshie Furuhashi
Date:	Fri Aug 3 11:04:19 PDT 2001