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This is an interestring and hopeful concept. Please > READ THE INSTRUCTIONS > CAREFULLY. > Candy: Can you forward this to the SophiaSanctuary? > Claudia: Can you forward this to the Friendly > Neighborhood for Peace? > Thank you > > > Dear Friends, > > I write this appeal for your help as a pediatrician, > a mother, and a > grandmother -- and I am writing about the lives of > tens of thousands > of children. > > Although the current administration has demonstrated > it has no > reservations about slaughtering up to 500,000 > innocents in Iraq, there > is one person whose life they absolutely will not > …
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Complaint Dept.
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Anyone got complaints? well check out this picture. :: Urbanhog http://www.gamers-forums.com/smilies/contrib/sp/chefico.gif
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'I DON'T RECALL', SAYS FORMER DETECTIVE A former detective sergeant at a Sydney suburban station under the spotlight over allegations of police brutality said yesterday he had undergone hypnosis to wipe from his memory his entire police career. UNION BACKS OFFICERS' STAND-DOWN Police Union has backed Police Commissioner Barry Matthews' decision yesterday to stand down five officers linked to allegations of torture and theft by the Kennedy Inquiry. POLICE ZAPPED GENITALS, INQUIRY TOLD Detectives attached wires to a man's genitals and zapped him to learn the whereabouts of his older brother whom police later shot dead, Western Australia's police royal commissi…
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Ya gotta love em 1 2
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RECORD NUMBER OF POLICE FACE CRIMINAL CHARGES More than 50 Victorian police have been suspended, forced to take leave or transferred while being investigated for a range of serious offences - a record number in the history of the force.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO TBOAT from the W's
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NEW YORK (CNN) -- Benjamin Curtis, better known as the "Dell Dude" from the computer company's television commercials, was released from jail Monday after being arrested on Manhattan's Lower East Side on suspicion of trying to buy marijuana. Rest of the article is here: http://www.cnn.com/2003/LAW/02/10/dell.dud...rest/index.html
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hehe, I'm working here with the (Dutch) Radio on and there was this news about Australian women forming a heart with "no war" written in it?! as a protest to this Iraq thing that's goin on. there where pictures from a helicopter send to the #1 minister according the radio. uhh,..has any one seen this? pics??
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Controversy over medicinal marijuana has reached the eighth grade in Belmont, where a middle school principal has refused to let a student display her project on the possible medical benefits of pot. Ralston Intermediate School Principal Deborah Ferguson told 13-year-old Veronica Mouser last week she was barring her project -- called ``Mary Jane for Pain'' -- from the school science fair opening today. Projects are supposed to be hands-on, the school says, and marijuana is still considered an illegal drug by the federal government. Veronica burst into sobs and called her stepfather from the nearest phone. Now the emboldened teen, who loves debating and wants to be …
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Cat Sex Glorified? 1 2
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This is a strange article about cat humping.
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Pubdate: Mon, 06 Jan 2003Source: Guardian, The (UK) Copyright: 2003 Guardian Newspapers Limited Contact: letters@guardian.co.uk Website: http://www.guardian.co.uk/guardian/ * Distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior interest in receiving the included information for research and educational purposes.
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Burning the Bush for Sickle Cell by Peter Gorman For nearly 20 years, South Central L.A.’s Sister Somayah Kambui, a former member of both the US Air Force and the Black Panther Party, has been trying to educate the public about sickle-cell anemia. Not just the disease, but how smoking pot can alleviate the pain it causes and how eating hempseed oil can help alleviate its symptoms. Sickle-cell anemia, an inherited red-blood-cell disorder, affects at least 75,000 Americans, and an estimated 2 million more carry the gene for it. However, it rarely affects anyone without African ancestry, and has remained largely unknown to most of the US public. The disease causes n…
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MIAMI BEACH, Florida — At the 5th Annual “America’s Food & Beverage Show”, which took place at the Miami Beach Convention Centre on December 4th & 5th, Hemp Oil Canada was awarded the “Best Snack in the Western Hemisphere” for their Hemp Nuggets™ brand of hulled hemp seed. The Hemp Nuggets™ brand of hulled hemp seed was chosen by a distinguished panel of judges including both food and restaurant critics from the state of Florida based on it’s packaging, taste, versatility and uniqueness. Shaun Crew, President & Founder of Hemp Oil Canada commented,"We are extremely pleased to accept this award and recognition from the World Trade Center Miami and the Ameri…
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N O R T H A M P T O N, Mass. — Why do criminals launder their money? So it doesn't smell like marijuana, apparently. When Nikita Santor was arrested on drug charges, her parents were good enough to try to bail her out. The only problem, police said, was that they brought the $50,000 in rolled up wads of $20 bills that smelled strongly of drugs. Police confiscated the money and Santor remains in jail. Santor was first arrested on Dec. 18, when she and a companion, Michael Lenahan, were pulled over in their 1997 purple Dodge Intrepid for following another vehicle too closely, police said. State Trooper Michael McCammon "detected the odor of marijuana emitting from the…
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Air Force report, Majs. Harry Schmidt and William Umbach were flying F-16s toward their base after six hours of an uneventful mission when they spotted gunfire on the ground and reported it to flight controllers. One of the pilots requested permission to fire, but was told to wait. Seconds later, Schmidt reported surface-to-air fire and advised the flight controllers that he was going to "roll in," or attack the shooters. Umbach confirmed the sighting, adding, according to the report, "I've got some men on a road, and it looks like a piece of artillery firing at us." The bomb released by Schmidt landed a few feet from a Canadian machine gun crew, killing Sgt. Marc Leger…
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Drunk mum let tot drive: cops
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