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1.2.15 sukha viziSTAbhidhAnAd eva ca = happiness; viziSTa - qualified by, possessing; from description; plus 46) And because text talks only of that one possessing joy, it must refer to Supreme Self, not JIva, who has misery, not joy.

3 of these, 4 of those. As for them: keep a half dozen for emergencies.

This Boeing spokesman above said: "We have conducted tests on several anti-gravity devices. These devices do not actually break the laws of physics." Suggestion: use politicians & CEOs in your experiments. Their built-in lighter than airhead aspect combined with their persistance to remain aloof will more than overcompensate.

Boeing spokesman said: "We have conducted tests several anti-gravity devices. These devices do not actually break the laws of physics." Suggestion: use politicians & CEOs in your experiments. Their built-in lighter than airhead aspect combined with their persistance to remain aloof will more than overcompensate.

Humble suggestion: next time u may want to include "Avoid Leather" in your Thread Topic title.

Gaurji: Yes, priest's dark, damp dusty description of Hell did not, could not frighten these seasoned miners. They were accustomed to that atmosphere already. Nothing new for them. But when this priest went on to state: "In Hell there r no newspapers!", then the miners reacted fearfully. "Did u hear that? No newspapers! Oh My God! That's horrible! I can't live without my newspapers. This is serious. I better improve myself so I don't have to go to such a dreadful Hellish place after death."

U r desperate; KalkyavatAr is patient. Exactly opposites. So how u 2 can mix? First u'll have to inKalkiate additional Vedik avatAr info. R u ready for that?

Barbie Loses Battle Over Bimbo Image - World Entertainment News Network Danish pop group AQUA are celebrating victory over the makers of BARBIE after winning a lawsuit over the doll's creators. An American judge ruled that being parodied is part of the job after Barbie's maker MATTEL filed a lawsuit against MCA RECORDS, contending that the Aqua's song BARBIE GIRL infringed copyright and sullied the doll's image. The Scandinavians stormed the charts in 1997 with the song, in which lead singer LENE NYSTROM, portraying Barbie, refers to herself as a "blonde bimbo". She is also enticed to "go party" by male singer RENE DIF, representing KEN, Barbie's steady boyfriend. But Judge ALEX KOZINSKI said the song was protected by the right to free speech in the US constitution because it was a parody and a social commentary. He said, "With Barbie, Mattel created not just a toy but a cultural icon. "With fame often comes unwanted attention."

"Leila" <neroli@usol.com> therealihatebushfanclub@, ParanoidTimes@ Fw: House Amendment Passes Calling for Independent Commission on 9-11 Sat, 27 Jul 2002 15:07:04 -0700 PLEASE DISTRIBUTE WIDELY House Amendment Passes Calling for Independent Commission on 9-11 Amendments Introduced by Tim Roemer (D), and Christopher Smith ® Now Call for Inclusion of Victim Families Senate Action Pending - The Two Ends Don't Meet By Michael C. Ruppert [© Copyright, 2002, From The Wilderness Publications, http://www.copvcia.com/. . July 25, 2002, 8 PM, PDT - (FTW) In a session lasting until 2 A.M., the House of Representatives today passed an amendment to the 2002 Intelligence Authorization creating establishment of a "blue ribbon" Bill (HR 2883) that would require the independent commission to investigate the attacks of last September 11th. The amendment, introduced by Indiana Democrat Tim Roemer, passed by a vote of 219 to 188. 25 of those voting in favor were Republicans. But the passage of this amendment is a far cry from seeing the commission signed into existence. A separate Senate bill (S 1867) sponsored by Arizona Senator John McCain ® and Joe Lieberman (D) has been voted out of the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee as a separate piece of legislation but has not been voted on by the full Senate. There are differences between the two measures but the House version has the best chance of being acted on by Congress in the near future. Before an intelligence-funding bill goes to President Bush for signature, the Senate and House versions must be reconciled in the Conference Committee and there the Senate will either accept or reject the Roemer/Smith amendments. Of the two versions, the House amendment offers some protection against political cover-up because of an amendment offered by Rep. Christopher Smith (R-NJ) that would require inclusion of victim family members on the commission. Historically, independent commissions looking into events from the JFKAssassination, to the Iran-Contra scandal, to the crash of TWA 800have failed to publicly acknowledge facts that were later disclosed and or admitted to in government documents. With the legitimacy of the Bush Administration, and perhaps the entire government, at stake - expectations of miraculous revelations from such a commission are likely overoptimistic. In her book "Kiss The Boys Goodbye" (Penguin, 1990), former 60 MINUTES producer Monika Jensen-Stevenson documented the heartbreaking infiltration of the Vietnam POW movement by government and intelligence operatives to cover-up evidence that large numbers of U.S. POWs and MIAs had been abandoned in Southeast Asia. What began as a unified and committed movement ultimately disintegrated into splintered and disorganized factions that often fought each other harder than they fought the government. Though we know they were left behind, no POWs were ever re patriated. 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http://www.petitiononline.com/mod_perl/signed.cgi?ippopb&1 Petition to impeach Bushman. Same old problem: whom to replace him with?

Silencing a Palestinian Moderate By Anthony Lewis - New York Times | Opinion - Saturday, 13 July, 2002 Why would Israel shut down the office of the leading Palestinian moderate? Many asked that question when Israeli police acted this week against Sari Nusseibeh, president of Al Quds University and the Palestine Liberation Organization's designated representative in Jerusalem. They carted off his files and changed the lock on the door. Mr. Nusseibeh has been a voice for peace over many years. In 1988, before a two-state solution was policy on either side, he told me that Palestinians should say to Israel: "We don't want to destroy your state, but we want our own state alongside." Last fall he said Palestinians should give up their claim of a right to return to homes in Israel. In short, he is the perfect example of the new kind of leadership, peaceful and pragmatic, that Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel and President Bush have said the Palestinians must have before there can be political negotiations on an end to the conflict. Why target him? The answer is that important elements in the Israeli government do not want a real two-state solution and do not want political negotiations with a reformed Palestinian leadership. They prefer the present situation: the West Bank occupied or tightly controlled by Israel, with an increasing number of Jewish settlers. The last thing they want is a respected Palestinian interlocutor. The police raid was ordered by Uzi Landau, minister of public security in the Sharon government. A hard-line member of the Likud Party, Mr. Landau opposed the Oslo agreement, with its call for gradual Israeli withdrawal from occupied territory in favor of Palestinian control. Jerusalem is a second part of the disinclination to negotiate. Mr. Landau and others on the political right oppose giving up any part of Israel's claimed sovereignty over greater Jerusalem. But Palestinians say they must have the capital of their state in East Jerusalem, which is overwhelmingly Palestinian in population. No Palestinian leader would, or politically could, accept a final agreement without at least a small, symbolic Palestinian piece of Jerusalem. The previous Israeli prime minister, Ehud Barak, recognized as much at Camp David two years ago when he offered the Palestinians sovereignty over parts of East Jerusalem. Israelis like Mr. Landau who say they will refuse to negotiate about Jerusalem are in effect saying there will be no negotiations. Mr. Landau said Mr. Nusseibeh's role as Jerusalem representative of the P.L.O. was an effort to "undermine Israeli sovereignty in Jerusalem." Mr. Nusseibeh has no power there, but he is visible. And he comes from a family that has been prominent in Jerusalem for centuries. The Nusseibehs hold the keys to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, given to them by the quarreling Christian sects because they could not agree on which should have them. Where does Prime Minister Sharon stand on these questions? He did not tell Mr. Landau to move against Sari Nusseibeh. But given the positions he has stated frequently, there is no reason to think that he opposed the police raid or disagreed with its objectives. Mr. Sharon has made clear that his idea of a "Palestinian state," if he ever agreed to its creation, is very different from the viable state that international negotiators have had in mind. He envisages islands of Palestinian territory, not contiguous, surrounded by Israeli settlements, highways and military units. It would not include any part of Jerusalem. Mr. Sharon and Mr. Landau did not worry about United States reaction to the Nusseibeh raid. They believe they have carte blanche from President Bush to act as they wish against the Palestinians. Mr. Bush's recent speech really withdrew the United States from an active role for the moment. So Israel felt no sting from a White House statement that the Nusseibeh raid was "troubling." All this must fascinate Sari Nusseibeh, who is really not a politician but an Oxford-educated philosopher. This spring he, a Muslim, used a Christian metaphor in a comment to David Remnick of The New Yorker. "The Palestinians," he said, "have to resurrect the spirit of Christ to absorb the sense of pain and insult they feel and control it, and not let it determine the way they act toward Israel. They have to realize that an act of violence does not serve their interest.This is a gigantic undertaking." ------- Anthony Lewis is a former Times columnist.

FERC Orders Enron Pipeline to Pay Refunds in California Houston Chronicle | Reuters News Service Thursday, 17 July, 2002 WASHINGTON - U.S. energy regulators said today that a natural gas pipeline owned by bankrupt Enron Corp overcharged firms shipping gas to California during the state's power crisis and must pay refunds. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission said Enron's Transwestern Pipeline charged unjust rates to San Diego-based Sempra Energy Richardson Products Co. and other companies for natural gas shipments that were primarily used to fuel California's electricity generating plants. California officials had accused the shipping firms of being willing to pay the higher transportation rates so they could then charge higher energy prices in the state. FERC, in its order posted on its Web site, did not specify the total amount of refunds or name all the companies that are due money, saying only that Transwestern must make the payments within 30 days. Other companies believed to have paid higher shipping rates were Astra Power and units of Reliant Energy and BP. "I'm disappointed in the behavior here, very much so," said FERC Chairman Pat Wood. "I'm disappointed in the violations of the tariffs by this (Transwestern) pipeline." The FERC action overturned an October ruling by an agency administrative law judge, who found no evidence of wrongdoing. The refund order comes at a time when FERC is separately investigating Enron's trading unit and dozens of other natural gas and electricity traders to determine if any tried to inflate prices during California's power crisis that began in late 2000 and ended in mid-2001. A ten-fold jump in wholesale electricity prices caused a series of blackouts and the bankruptcy of California's largest utility, Pacific Gas & Electric, owned by PG&E Corp. Agency commissioners scolded Transwestern for charging almost 100 times its regulated transportation tariff of 38 cents per roughly 1,000 cubic feet of natural gas during the winter of 2000-01. For example, Transwestern charged Sempra $231,817 and Richardson Products $143,283 for gas shipments on Feb. 14, 2001. Under its tariff, Transwestern should have charged slightly less than $3,800 for each contract per day, FERC said. "We conclude that Transwestern failed to comply with the tariff posting requirements. Transwestern therefore must return those profits ... plus interest to all of the firm transmission shippers on its system at the time," a FERC order said. FERC also restricted Transwestern's ability to negotiate rate agreements with shippers for one year. The Transwestern Pipeline stretches a total of 2,700 miles from southern California to markets in the Midwest and Northeast. Transwestern is still operating despite the collapse of Enron and recently completed a $72 million pipeline project in Arizona. In a related matter, FERC asked for public comment on whether it should change the agency's policies on allowing natural gas pipeline owners to negotiate rates with shipping customers. Specifically, FERC is reviewing if regulated rates that have specified maximum prices are a viable alternative and safeguard against market manipulation of interstate gas pipelines. The agency will take comments from energy companies, pipelines and consumer groups until mid-August.

I've heard or read: "MAyA builds the mundane world. Lord BrahmA creates mental sons. Lord Ziva creates additional species. Manu generates human beings. KRSNa is the Seed-giving Father."

People can also experience ear pain from hearing & tolerating too much mundane sound vibration.

About 2 weeks ago I only had 5 minutes to rest before HarinAm. At first I thought: "Insufficient, wha's the use?" Then I recalled: "Something is better than nothing." Bye Golly it worked. It was worth it. Granted 10-15-20min would've yielded even more energy, no doubt. Seeing those Pennsylvania miners stuck underground for so long. ugra-karma. They should demand siesta breaks too.

At one Prayag Kumbha-melA one such yogI told PrabhupAd he was 800 yrs old, though looking only 16. Surcharged breastmilk?

ZrIla GopAl BhaTTa GoswAmI celebration worldwide again tomorrow. ZrI ZrI RAdhA-RamaNa Haribol ki jaya!!

Put Your Lights On (E. Schrody) Santana Hey now, all you sinners (pApIs) Put your lights on, Put your lights on Hey now, all you lovers (kAmIs) Put your lights on, Put your lights on Hey now, all you killers (Atma-hatyas) Put your lights on Put your lights on Hey now, all you children (bAlakAH) Leave your lights on, you better leave your lights on Because there's a monster (Asura - RAxasa) Living under my bed Whispering in my ear There's an angel (Apsara) With a hand on my head She says I've got nothing to fear There's a darkness Deep in my soul I still got a purpose to serve So let your light shine into my home God don't let me lose my nerve Lose my nerve Hey now, hey now hey now, hey now Wo-oh hey now, hey now hey now, hey now Hey now all you sinners Put your lights on, put your lights on Hey now, all you children Leave your lights on Better leave your lights on Because there's a monster Living under my bed Whispering in my ear There's an angel With a hand on my head She says I've got nothing to fear She says, Whooo-ahha hey Lala, you shine like stars And fade away

I was in Vraj'84 when BrahmAnanda was trying to remove all newly-introduced LOTTO from Loi Bazar. Not an easy task.

Bible Verse of the Day - Sunday July 28, 2002 - Access Bible, NRSV, Old Testament, Page 953 "Arise, shine; for your light has come, and the glory of the Lord has risen upon you." ======== Natural Health Tip of the Day - Sunday July 28, 2002 **Jasmine Instead Of Viagra Jasmine essential oil is often used to treat mild depression and anxiety. It is also useful as an aphrodisiac. Add a few drops to a small amount of massage oil for a relaxing yet stimulating massage. Add a few drops of Jasmine oil to an aromatherapy oil diffuser to create an intimate mood for your loved one. Gita 7.11 - dharmAviruddho kaunteya kAmo'smi bharatarSabha EMAZING Quote of the Day After eating an entire bull, a mountain lion felt so good he started roaring. He kept it up until a hunter came along and shot him. The moral: When you're full of bull, keep your mouth shut. - Will Rogers

Bible Verse of the Day - Sunday July 28, 2002 The Access Bible, NRSV, Old Testament, Page 953 "Arise, shine; for your light has come, and the glory of the Lord has risen upon you." ======== Natural Health Tip of the Day - Sunday July 28, 2002 **Jasmine Instead Of Viagra Jasmine essential oil is often used to treat mild depression and anxiety. It is also useful as an aphrodisiac. Add a few drops to a small amount of massage oil for a relaxing yet stimulating massage. Add a few drops of Jasmine oil to an aromatherapy oil diffuser to create an intimate mood for your loved one. Gita 7.11 - dharmAviruddho kaunteya kAmo'smi bharatarSabha EMAZING Quote of the Day After eating an entire bull, a mountain lion felt so good he started roaring. He kept it up until a hunter came along and shot him. The moral: When you're full of bull, keep your mouth shut. - Will Rogers

Whatever u do, just don't say McVraj. That'd be going too far. Unless all vegeburger flippers where RAdhA-kuNDa tilak.

According to Dr Thoudam Damodar Singh aka ZrIpAd SvarUp Damodar SwAmI in his 1974 booklet: "Scientific Basis for KRSNa Consciousness" 400K human species r distinguished by consciousness levels, not physical DNA. Thus, unequal humans can mate & produce anulom, pratilom, even varNa-sankara offspring. "Slam! Bam! Thank u Mam!" = greatest single contributing factor to Kaliyuga as we know it today.

>Hello everyone, Here is an article by Jared Israel, a journalist covering the >trial of Slobodan Milosevic at the Hague. Yours truly, Edward. >- ><emperorsclothes1@aol.com> >Saturday, July 27, 2002 03:24 >WITNESS SAYS HE WAS TORTURED - MILOSEVIC "TRIAL" BLOWS UP IN >"TRIBUNAL'S" FACE! > > URL for this article: http://emperors-clothes.com/milo/rade.htm > > Join our email list at http://emperors-clothes.com/f.htm. Receive >articles >from Emperor's Clothes Website, www.tenc.net > > We encourage readers to reprint and re-post any Emperor's Clothes >article. >Please quote articles exactly and include the original URL and name of >author(s). > > ======================================= > > As Ex-Security Chief Testifies he was Tortured to Lie - > > MILOSEVIC "TRIAL" BLOWS UP IN HAGUE PROSECUTOR'S FACE! > > By Jared Israel & Nico Varkevisser (at The Hague) > > (The authors are Vice-chairpersons, ICDSM) > > [Posted 27 July 2002] > > ======================================= > > Today, as we prepared to post an article about the utter hypocrisy of >The >Hague "tribunal's" concern for Slobodan Milosevic's health, this "trial of >the century" exploded and died. > > Now the question is, will it linger in death? > > The "tribunal" passed away during the testimony of Rade Markovic, former >head of the Department of State Security of the Serbian Ministry of the >Interior (the Serbian Secret Service). Markovic (pronounced MARK-oh-vich) >was cross-examined today, 26 July, by Slobodan Milosevic. > > > > Mind you, the prosecution called Mr. Markovic to testify. He was "their" >witness. That is, for some reason they expected him to testify in their >favor. And yet, he testified against them... > > 1) Mr. Markovic testified that the Milosevic government did *not* try to >drive ethnic Albanians out of Kosovo during the NATO bombing. Quite the >contrary: > > "'I told (local officials) that presidential orders are that the flow of >refugees must be stopped,' Markovic said during cross-examination by >Milosevic..." (AP, 26 July 2002) > > 2) Mr. Markovic testified that Milosevic came down hard on anti-Albanian >hate crime: > > "'More than 200 criminal charges were filed against members of the >police, >and I think a similar figure stands for the army,' said Markovic..." (AP, >Ibid) > > Some news wire services reported the above points while trying to >downplay >their significance. > > > > Earlier, Mr. Markovic had testified that starting in 1997 Mr. Milosevic >did not exercise direct, daily control of security police. This testimony >was misreported in the press. We shall clarify that when we publish the >transcripts of Mr. Markovic's testimony, which will be soon. > > But no wire service reported the most shocking revelation. > > Prior to being brought to The Hague, Rade Markovic was held in a >Belgrade >jail for the past 17 months. > > Today at The Hague, Mr. Markovic testified that he was tortured in that >jail to force him to agree to give false testimony against Slobodan >Milosevic. > > He also testified that the current Belgrade security police, who work in >closest cooperation with "tribunal" prosecutors, offered him and his family >a change of identity and a comfortable new life in a foreign land if he >would lie against Slobodan Milosevic. > > Mr. Markovic said that, at one point, pro-NATO Serbian Interior Minister >Mihailovic and his Secret Police chief, Goran Petrovic, showed up at the >jail with a squad of secret police. Mr. Markovic said they removed him from >the facility - itself a violation of Serbian law - and took him to a >private >dinner where they made him the offer of a new identity with a luxury life - >and no more torture - in exchange for false testimony. > > The torture and the bribes would explain why the Prosecution had reason >to >believe Mr. Markovic was "their" witness. > > Stunned to see Markovic defy him, Prosecutor Jeffrey Nice (sic!) asked >so-called judge Richard May to do something to stop it. And May did try, >interrupting the cross-examination to argue that since "We are talking >about >Kosovo," the issue of Markovic being tortured to give false testimony (about >Milosevic's role in Kosovo) was irrelevant. > > As of this writing, not one English-language wire service has reported >Markovic's shattering accusations or the amazing response of "judge" May. > > Why not? > > Could it be because there is no way for them to spin these charges in >favor of the "tribunal" ...And thus the charges can't be mentioned. > > Doesn't this support our own charge, that the Western media has been the >agent of a massive anti-Yugoslav disinformation campaign? Is there any >other >way to explain their not mentioning that the head of Milosevic's secret >service was called to testify against Milosevic and instead testified that >he had been tortured to lie? > > WHO IS CREDIBLE AND WHO IS NOT > > What we find in the wire services is negative spin about Markovic, a >blackout regarding his torture, and lies. > > Dick Dicker from Human Rights Watch - which, from our direct observation >at The Hague, virtually runs the "tribunal" - told Agence France Presse >that >Markovic's testimony "lacked credibility." > > Ahh, is that so, Mr. Dicker? > > If Rade Markovic so lacks credibility, why did your "tribunal" call him >as >a prosecution witness? Indeed, why did they call him as the last >prosecution >witness before the summer break? > > Didn't your side call him because they thought he was theirs? Now, why >would they think such a thing, Mr. Dicker? > > Rade Markovic was never Slobodan Milosevic's political opponent. > > So why was your "tribunal" so confident? Why was Mr. Nice so surprised? > > Doesn't it make sense that the "court" expected Rade Markovic to >cooperate >because, "It is understood that he has had certain experiences in jail and >he knows what is in store for him - for the rest of his life - if he defies >us." Perhaps the flunkies in Belgrade exaggerated the extent of their >success persuading Markovic to cooperate. Flunkies will do that to impress >the home office. > > Is that why your associates trusted him to cooperate? And is that why >you >and they were stunned when he didn't, so now you must sputter about >Markovic >not being credible - and him your own witness! > > Speaking of credibility, why wasn't Rade Markovic's stunning charge >broadcast on TV in the West? > > Why doesn't the media report that Rade Markovic named the two US/West >European agents - Mihailovic and Petrovic - who oversaw his torture? > > Why doesn't the media broadcast the news - the scoop! - that instead of >ordering an immediate investigation and putting Mr. Markovic under >protection, instead of taking these minimal steps in accord with most basic >justice, instead "judge" May told Markovic to stop wasting time with >irrelevancies? > > Doesn't "judge" May's reaction testify eloquently to the credibility of >what Rade Markovic said? > > And as for your own credibility, Mr. Dicker, why don't you demand an >investigation of this charge of torture in this "trial of the century"? >Aren't you Human *Rights* Watch? And if you don't demand an investigation >because you *know* he's lying, why don't you share with the rest of us how >it is that you know? > > In the same dispatch as Dicker's "non-credible" remark, Agence France >Presse reported that: > > "Markovic has been temporarily released from prison in Serbia in order >to >testify at the trial." (AFP, 16 July 2002) > > This is called lying by half-truth. AFP left out the fact that Mr. >Markovic is now being held in Scheveningen, where the Nazis tortured >leading >members of the Dutch Resistance during World War Two. > > So tonight Rade Markovic is at the mercy of those whom he defied. > > As we shall document in a forthcoming article about the unbelievable >"suicide" of Slavko Dokmanovic, Serbian leaders have died under suspicious >circumstances while incarcerated at The Hague. In giving this testimony, >Rade Markovic has risked torture and death. > > > > And what did he gin? A nice job with Milosevic? Good treatment for his >family in a Belgrade now controlled by NATO and the Western secret >services? >Rade Markovic had nothing whatsoever to gain in making these charges and he >had everything to lose. > > > > His action today went beyond mere credibility. It was magnificent. > > > > GANGSTERISM - But what of the New World Order? > > On 28 June 2001, Slobodan Milosevic was kidnapped from Belgrade. > > The Yugoslav Constitutional Court had forbidden his extradition: it >would >violate the Yugoslav constitution. Nevertheless the "tribunal" and its >Belgrade stooges kidnapped him. National constitutions don't count under the >New Order. (1) > > Mr. Milosevic has been abused in the former Nazi jail at Scheveningen. >At >times he has been tortured with lights on him, 24 hours a day. He has been >denied the basic right to meet advisers of his choice. > > One of the authors of this article, Nico Varkevisser, was denied >permission to see President Milosevic just this month, despite being the >Dutch coordinator for Mr. Milosevic's defense. > > Chris Black, head of Milosevic's legal defense group, was banned from >visiting Mr. Milosevic by the "tribunal", one of whose officials suggested >at a press conference last year that the criterion for deciding whether a >lawyer could see Mr. Milosevic was whether the "tribunal" believed he or >she >would have a "good effect" on the prisoner. > > President Milosevic is forbidden access to the Internet or a library. >His >research tool is a pay telephone near his cell. > > For five months we have seen an endless parade of blatantly disreputable >"witnesses." Some are officials of NATO governments or organizations >associated with NATO. It was NATO that bombed Yugoslavia including Kosovo. >And NATO spokesperson, Jamie Shea, once boasted that NATO runs the >"tribunal." (2) > > Other "witnesses" have been Kosovo Liberation Army terrorists, or >members >of their front groups. That's whom the Milosevic government was fighting on >the ground while NATO bombed from the air... > > And now we have this case, the abuse of Rade Markovic. > > Really, is there a greater disgrace, morally or professionally, than to be >part of this "tribunal" or to defend it in the media or through some phony >human rights group that fawns and scurries to serve the gangster bullies? > > Slobodan Milosevic and Rade Markovic are imprisoned in Scheveningen. On a >stone in that former Nazi prison a member of the Dutch Resistance engraved >the following words: > > "In deze bajes zit geen gajes, maar Hollands glorie, potjandorie." > > which means: > > "In this prison there are no criminals, but only the glory of Holland." > > Let the NATO masters be careful how they treat Slobodan Milosevic and Rade Markovic. > > - Jared Israel & Nico Varkevisser are Vice Chairpersons, International >Committee to Defend Slobodan Milosevic (ICDSM) > > *** > > FURTHER READING: > > 1) On the kidnapping of Mr. Milosevic, please see "THE TREASON OF >VOJISLAV >KOSTUNICA," at > > http://emperors-clothes.com/analysis/treas.htm > > 2) For the press conference in which Jamie Shea indicated that NATO >controls the "tribunal," see "Official Statements Prove Hague 'Tribunal' >Belongs to NATO" at > > http://www.icdsm.org/more/belongs.htm > > ======================================= > > Emperor's Clothes Urgently Needs Your Help! > > ======================================= > > In order for Emperor's Clothes to continue publishing we urgently need >your help. 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Bush Spent Four Times as Much as Gore on Florida Recount, Documents Show Associated Press | Boston Globe - Saturday, 27 July, 2002 WASHINGTON (AP) The Bush campaign spent $13.8 million on lawyers, salaries, travel and hotels to win the Florida recount vote, roughly four more times than the Gore campaign spent, according to Internal Revenue Service documents released Friday. The Gore campaign spent $3.2 million in its losing battle for Florida's 25 electoral votes, mostly from large gifts. Donors included Hollywood producer Stephen Bing and actress Jane Fonda. In contrast, the Bush campaign contributions were almost all $5,000 or less, The Washington Post reported Saturday. Public Citizen, an activist group that advocates enforcing election laws, said Bush's recount fund evaded a campaign-finance disclosure law for a year and a half. The campaign only filed the required forms on the last day of an IRS amnesty program for groups that don't comply, Public Citizen said. Failure to meet the amnesty deadline could have resulted in fines of as much as $6.92 million, Public Citizen said. Benjamin Ginsberg, a lawyer for the Bush recount, said they had no legal obligation to release the document. The only reason they made it public was to avoid controversy. ''We don't think we have a legal obligation to file this,'' he said, adding federal election law doesn't require recount funds to be reported. Gore's recount committee disclosed to the IRS its receipts and expenditures more than a year ago. In addition to paying for lawyers, phones and campaign staff salaries, the Bush campaign $13,000 to Enron Corp. and $2,400 to Halliburton Co. for use of their jets.