In other News....

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Sandy Burgess (D) just admitted to illeagally "borrowing" 9/11 files from government archives to study for his case.

Also this years Nobel Peace Prize Winner in Atomic Energy is Mohamed ElBaradei. You might remember him because he had a big part in expecting Iraq for nuclear weapons evidence, when he refused to state that Iraq had started up it's nuclear weapons program, the Bush Administration went to great lengths to discredit and have him removed from the Nuclear Energy Commission.

JSYK

[Paper Hearts]

Isn't that something? I was reading about that.

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Isn't that something? I was reading about that.

They are both interesting stories

[saechalyn]

Sandy Burgess (D) just admitted to illeagally "borrowing" 9/11 files from government archives to study for his case.

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Damn, I should probably give these back...

[Paper Hearts]

I've been following this link the British govt is claiming between Iran and the bombings that have killed/injured their troops in Basra, lately. They've gone and named Iran, publically, actually accused them...and then went back and mentioned that it may have been the Syrian's, just as well. Oh, but all through Hezbollah. They've decided this because of the nature of the shells used.

The motive? According to the Tony Blair, Iran may have been trying to intimidate Britain out of it's stance against a nuclear capable Iran.

It's really something now that the question of nukes, in and of itself, has become grounds for war. Isn't that what they are supposed to prevent?

Anyway, I've been following that one on BBC.

[Msterbeau]

I heard the story about Mohamed ElBaradei this morning on NPR. What a nice government we have, don't you think?

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I heard the story about Mohamed ElBaradei this morning on NPR.  What a nice government we have, don't you think?