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understanding amerikan diplomacy .....The US has finally announced the The announcement was made ahead And whilst the US was doubtless
bushwhacked .....‘More and more people,
labor pains .....
the big dark .....‘Who are these people? These people who line their pockets Who are these people? These
immigration gone mad .....
Jovicic urged to take Serbian citizenship
war criminal, nuclear proliferator & hypocrite .....‘Vice President Dick Cheney has Cheney "The
let them eat yellow cake .....
Our US reflectionIn a report released today, the US State Department outlined a human rights abuses around the world, including concerns in Australia. They are as follows:
heads you lose, tails we win .....‘In theory, in a society that enjoys the "rule of In common law countries, this habit of governments not
the UK's creeping authoritarianism .....‘The Legislative and Regulatory Reform Bill is hardly an But in the dusty cradle of
but will he remember anything .....
From the ABC ....
coup de grace .....
we don't do torture .....
‘While the publication of the He was held for one month by U.S.
business as usual: changing labels for some .....from the ABC
Australia's wheat exporter AWB has
some rare good news today after sealing deals overnight to sell 1.4 million tonnes of wheat to four countries. AWB is not disclosing the value of the contracts, which include a 500,000 tonne sale to India and smaller purchases by Iran, Kuwait and Yemen. It says these are new markets for Australian wheat and denies the troubles facing the company have been used to bargain down the price. Iraq is now refusing to deal with AWB because of allegations the wheat exporter paid kickbacks to Saddam Hussein and last week was locked out of a 350,000 tonne sale to Iraq. Despite fears it faced a further backlash, AWB International's Ian Donges says the new sales show it is business as usual for the company. "There's no doubt today's announcement is a very positive story for the sales program for the '05 pool year," he said. Meanwhile some graingrowers are becoming concerned about the true costs of the oil-for-food inquiry. Gus stalks:
Sure, stop the enquiry or you
might find the truth...
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