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America s "noble" cause: Preserving its right to murder, exploit
Online Journal - To protect our freedoms. How are the Iraqis threatening our freedoms? They attacked us on 9/11. If that is true, why are so many Americans against the war? I don t know, but I think Cindy Sheehan and all the other war

Myanmar fighting over 100 bird flu outbreaks: UN
ABC News - BANGKOK (Reuters) - Bird flu is spreading fast in secretive, military-ruled Myanmar, which is now battling more than 100 outbreaks in poultry since the virus was first reported a month ago, UN agriculture officials said on Monday. After visits by two

A US plan for Darfur
Boston Globe - ONCE AGAIN, the drumbeat is intensifying for stronger action to end the untold human suffering in Darfur, Sudan. Senator Hillary Clinton recently sent a letter to President Bush, warning that ''our continued inaction will enable the killings to

WKU hopes to educate influx from Fort Knox
Lexington Herald-Leader - ELIZABETHTOWN - As Fort Knox prepares to add thousands of jobs as a part of base realignment, Western Kentucky University hopes to expand to meet new residents' needs. Western Kentucky University President Gary Ransdell said the university plans to

SUBJECT: Bird flu unlikely to infect people, says lead Posted By
Stockhouse Canada - THE bird flu virus is very unlikely to change into a form that will infect human beings, the Government s Chief Scientific Adviser said yesterday. Sir David King said that it was totally misleading to suggest that a global flu pandemic in

Human rights activist from Colombia to speak about women and war
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Yaneth Perez, president of the Dawn of Women for Arauca women's organization, will give a community presentation, "Women and the War in Colombia" Tuesday, April 18, at 7 p.m. in room 276 of the Strand Union Building at Montana State University. Perez

Vietnamese Youths Unite Against Human Trafficking At The Human Race of
UVSACS - San Jose, CA On May 13th, 2006, Vietnamese youths from many groups all over Northern California are walking at the Human Race of Silicon Valley as part of a national campaign to raise awareness and funds about the issue of human trafficking