• U.S. Iraq military WMD casualties reported 2,666
• Senate panel finds no prewar Iraq-Qaeda link
• Jesuits: University president molested boys - coverup
• Authorities Arrest 19 (Africans) in 1,000 Sham Marriages
• Schoolchildren Recall 9/11 With Bush - "I thought he had to go to the bathroom."
  
  
• 2 Muslims Are Charged in Plot for a Bombing in Denmark
• Kosoul Chanthakoummane Arrested in Slaying of Texas Real Estate Agent
  
  
• Canadian soldier killed by U.S. 'friendly fire'
• U.S. deaths in Iraq, war on terror surpass 9/11 toll
• Kurdish Leader Threatens Iraq Secession
• Arnold Schwarzenegger is about to “homosexualize” California
  
  
• Nearly 1,200 More Illegal African Migrants Stopped
• Soldiers Who Lost Limbs Learn to Surf

• Leak cost U.S. spy links to Chinese arms ... (Bill Gertz)
• Dalai Lama Proud to Be Honorary Canadian
  

• Kyrgyz Police: No Leads in Case of Missing U.S. Servicewoman
  Major Jill Metzger, a personnel officer at the 376th Air Expeditionary Wing at Manas Air Base, Kyrgyzstan, has been declared as missing following her visit to a Bishkek shopping center Sept. 5, 2006.
• Indonesia Wants Access to U.S. Detainee
  JAKARTA, Indonesia -- Indonesia demanded access to alleged Asian terror chief Hambali after receiving confirmation from Washington that he was alive and being transferred to the prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, for trial, a Foreign Ministry official said Friday.
• Judge Rules Against Terror Suspect Jose Padilla
• Human Remains Still Being Found at WTC Site

• 3 Migrants from Yemen Indicted in Military Secrets Case
  FRESNO, Calif. -- Three men accused of trying to obtain secret defense information and stolen military equipment to send to Yemen were indicted Thursday, federal prosecutors said. The men, all born in Yemen but now U.S. citizens, face conspiracy charges. "The fact that they were seeking to acquire information and send it to a foreign country is very serious," said Carl Faller, an assistant U.S. attorney in Fresno. "We've interrupted a group that was very interested in buying information and military items." The two-year investigation began when Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials tipped the FBI off about a shipment of chemical suits and body armor from Long Beach to Yemen. The shipment was traced to Ibrahim A. Omer, 40, of Fort Worth, Texas, officials said. Omer planned with Amen Ahmed Ali, 56, to send the items to Yemen, which is illegal without authorization from the U.S. Department of State, federal prosecutors said. It is not unlawful to own the equipment and permits to ship them abroad are available. Mohamed Al-Rahimi, 62, of Bakersfield, was indicted for traveling to Yemen to broker the sale of the military equipment. He remains at large.
  
• Danish Immigrants Fear Effect of Raids
• At least 37 people have been killed in bombings at a Muslim graveyard in western India - Hindu terrorists?
• Saudi Arabia's Religious Police Issue Ban on Pet Cats, Dogs

• Schwarzenegger apologizes for 'very hot' comment on Cubans, Puerto Ricans
  

• Black males in the news

• U.N. Official Wants Congo Rapes Punished
• Denmark arrests suspect in Rwanda genocide
• Authorities Arrest 19 (Africans) in 1,000 Sham Marriages
  ARLINGTON, Va. -- Authorities arrested 19 people Thursday after uncovering a scheme that arranged as many as 1,000 phony marriages in northern Virginia between U.S. citizens seeking cash and illegal immigrants seeking green cards. Many of those who were married never met until they showed up at the courthouse to apply for their marriage license, said U.S. Attorney Chuck Rosenberg. "We don't normally take an opinion on matters of the heart, but it's safe to say in this case that we do not believe in love at first sight," Rosenberg said. The arrests came after a three-year investigation. In all, 22 people were charged, and 19 have so far been arrested, authorities said. Among those charged were "facilitators" who brokered the marriages for fees ranging from $2,500 to $6,000, illegal immigrants who wanted a marriage as a way to obtain permanent residency, and U.S. citizens who received initial payments of $500 plus monthly installments totaling up to $3,600 for participating, authorities said. Most of those involved in the scheme were from Ghana.
  
  
• Ad Firms to Hire More Black Managers in City - (Newsroom)
• Blacks only welcome in racist Hill caucus

• Jesuits: University president molested boys - coverup
  SPOKANE, Wash. - Former Gonzaga University President John Leary was involved in the sexual abuse of boys and young men in the 1960s, but the priest’s actions were covered up by Jesuit officials, the Oregon Province of the Society of Jesus said Friday. Leary, who died in 1993, led the Jesuit-run university in Spokane from 1961 to 1969. No details about the abuse or number of victims were immediately released.
• Lesbian 11-year-old girl was sexually assaulted by as many as 20 boys
  while a 16-year-old girl she was romantically interested in watched and coached her. - (Newsroom)
  
  
• Ill. Man Gets 20 Years for Molestation Ill. -- A former band instructor pleaded guilty Thursday to duct-taping and molesting 11 female students and was sentenced to 20 years in prison. Robert Sperlik Jr., 46, pleaded guilty to several felony counts, including aggravated kidnapping, unlawful restraint, aggravated criminal sexual abuse and indecent solicitation of a child.
  
  
• Sydney Striptease Heats Up Global Warming Event
• Police Chief Whose 300-pound, Tattooed Wife Posed Nude Quits
  SNYDER, Okla. -- The police chief, the mayor and a councilman in this small town resigned Friday amid an uproar over nude photos of the chief's 300-pound, tattooed wife that she posted on a Web site.
• Poll Gives Hillary Clinton Huge Lead

• Female Federal Judge Halts Bible Giveaway at Mo. School
  ST. LOUIS -- A federal judge ordered a small-town school to suspend a program that gives free Bibles to students, saying it improperly promotes Christianity. U.S. District Court Judge Catherine Perry also scolded school officials for continuing the program after warnings that it violated the (antichrist activist misinterpretation of the) Constitution.
  
  
• Schoolchildren Recall 9/11 With Bush - "I thought, personally, he had to go to the bathroom."
  SARASOTA, Fla. -- Tyler Radkey and other second-graders at Emma E. Booker Elementary School didn't know what to think when an aide leaned in and whispered something to President Bush on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001. "His face just started to turn red," said Tyler, now 13 and in seventh grade. "I thought, personally, he had to go to the bathroom." For a puzzling seven minutes, the youngsters read aloud from the story "The Pet Goat" while the shaken president followed along in front of the class, trying to come to grips with what he had been told -- that a second plane had just hit the World Trade Center and the nation was under terrorist attack. "He looked like he was going to cry," said Natalia Jones-Pinkney, now 12.
  
  
  
• Bush slams court threat to wiretaps
• The Bush administration’s proposal to bring leading terrorism suspects before military tribunals met stiff resistance
• Arbour Wants CIA Secret Jails Abolished
• Bush's Prison Revelations Irks Europe
  GENEVA -- President Bush's confirmation of secret CIA prisons re-ignited controversy Thursday -- with European lawmakers demanding the exact locations and other critics saying the system tacitly approves torture.
• BYU Professor Placed on Leave for Theorizing World Trade Center Was Brought Down by Explosives

• 3 White La. Students Removed Over Nooses
  JENA, La. -- Three white high school students have been removed from school for allegedly putting a pair of hangman's nooses in a tree on campus, allegedly after black students suggested they wanted to sit beneath it, too.
  

• Weapons, Nazi Items Found At Firefighter's Home
  CHICAGO Police raided a Chicago firefighter's Northwest Side apartment overnight and recovered more than 60 guns and a host of Nazi paraphernalia. - (Newsroom)

• U.S. Iraq military WMD casualties reported 2,666
• Mexico is invading the U.S. - not Iraq or Iran.
  Support our troops - on the Mexican border wall.
• Ref: Bush declares victory in Iraq - 2 May, 2003
• Blast Kills 13 in Afghan Capital, Including 2 U.S. Soldiers
• 16 killed in Kabul car-bombing
• Senate panel finds no prewar Iraq-Qaeda link
• 13 killed in attacks across Iraq
• Bagdad: Mortar attack on pilgrims kills 3
• NATO Seeks 2,000 Troops in Afghanistan
• List of Major Afghan Suicide Attacks

• Moscow Hosts World Toilet Summit
• Colorado Allows Explosives to Exterminate Prairie Dogs

• TENTH ANNUAL ZEBRA VICTIMS MEMORIAL SERVICE, CITY HALL, SAN FRANCISCO
• The Zebra Killings - A Forgotten Hate Crime
• THE ZEBRA KILLINGS - (Norcal)

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• Weapons, Nazi Items Found At Firefighter's Home
• Negro Sexually Assaults Woman Near College Campus
  
  
• African illegal immigrant steals ?1 million
• Responce to some of the posts - (by Alex "I am Mexican")
• Quisling published(Norway)
• Death-case "City Man" rusty but ready(Scotland)
  
  
• Lars Ohly, "make White people integrate"(Sweden)
• Helsinki population growth(Finland)
• Phillips equality watchdog
• Murder case points to background check flaws
• Dominican roach caught contaminating Hazleton with drugs
  
  
• Millum dollah mammy takes chilluns on wild ride
• Illegal Mexican brutally murders 74- y.o. White woman
• Woman Guilty Of Using Dead Puppy As Attack Weapon
• Two Negroes torture puppy to deaf
• On border, a daily game of cat and mouse - (coyote and desert rats?)
  
  
• Atlanta: "Smiling" black uses car to repeatedly run over WHITE woman, family.
• Sports: Clarett Indicted On New Charges
• Calderon to seek U.S. immigration "reform"
• Border security hot issue in Texas governor race
• Cops plan ID checks of jailed mestizos
  
  
• Judge denies restraining order for illegal alien criminal taking refuge in seditious church
• Western Union Fined Over Transfers
• Fake ID shop busted - 3 mestizos arrested
• British tourist shot dead in Jordan by Islamic gunman
• Nationalist youth detained over remark(Latvia)
  
  
• Women in 30s "should freeze eggs" - "I am the eggman"

• Vietnam Confirms Vietnamese-born Cong Thanh Do "U.S." Activist Detained
  

• 2 Muslims Are Charged in Plot for a Bombing in Denmark
• Danish Officials Find Chemicals in Raid
  ODENSE, Denmark -- Danish authorities found chemicals that could be used to make bombs when they raided an immigrant neighborhood and arrested terror suspects, the country's top intelligence official said Wednesday.
  
• Court: Iraqi-born Dutch Citizen May Be Extradited
  AMSTERDAM, Netherlands -- The Supreme Court has ruled that a Dutch citizen accused of participating in attacks on American forces in Iraq may be extradited for trial in the U.S., his lawyer said Wednesday. The Dutch court decision Tuesday cleared the last major legal hurdle for the extradition of Wesam al Delaema, but the case was automatically referred to Justice Minister Piet Hein Donner for approval. The Iraqi-born Al Delaema was indicted by a U.S. District Court in Washington in July on charges of conspiracy to use explosives against U.S. soldiers in Iraq in 2003. He faces a sentence of up to life in prison if convicted.
• 2 Militants Sentenced for Bali Bombings
  
  
• FBI: Homegrown terror threat rises
• 9/11 Special Angers Clinton Officials
• Kyrgyz official: Air Force woman not kidnapped

• Calderon to push for immigration accord
• Border security on tap for GOP
• Mexican Police Investigator Shot Dead
• Mexico City: Gunmen Toss 5 Human Heads on Dance Floor
  So far this year, at least six human heads of police and rival drug smugglers have been found in the Pacific resort of Acapulco. One washed up on a popular beach in the tourist zone, and the rest have been dumped in front of government offices. In the past few months, heads have also been found in other states plagued by drug violence, including the border states of Baja California and Nuevo Leon.
• Hispanic Leaders Meet to Plan Strategy
  LOS ANGELES -- What is being hailed as the largest gathering of Hispanic leaders in decades began Wednesday with promises to re-energize a campaign to secure citizenship for over 11 million illegal immigrants. The four-day National Latino Congreso opened as the immigration reform movement is trying to regain momentum following internal divisions and as the U.S. Congress returns for its fall session having all but shelved immigration reform.
• Illegal Migrant Suspect Handed to Mexican Authorities
  EL PASO, Texas -- An illegal immigrant suspected in the unsolved killings of as many as eight women in a Mexican border city was handed over to Mexican authorities on Wednesday. Edgar Alvarez Cruz, a Mexican national arrested on an immigration charge last month in Denver, waived any appeals to an immigration judge's order that he be returned to Mexico.
• Kinky Friedman Wants 10,000 Troops at Border
  

• Black Man Arrested in Sex Assault Related to Baseline Killer Case
  The Baseline Killer is described as a dark-skinned male, 25 to 30 years old, 5-foot-10, 170 pounds with a thin to medium build. He styles his hair in various ways, wears a long-sleeved shirt and different types of hats, including ball caps, possibly turned backward, or a beanie-type cap.
  
• Police learned of suspect in July
  police haven't released the suspect's name, they described him as a black man
• Suspect arrested in 'Baseline Killer' case
  police thought he was the Baseline Killer because he was Black and an ex-convict.
  

• Immigrants' Deaths Stir Debate in Italy

• Black males in the news
• Uncle of black ex-New Orleans mayor sentenced in theft from bus system
  NEW ORLEANS -- The uncle of a black former New Orleans mayor Marc Moriel was sentenced Wednesday to two years in federal prison for stealing money from the city's bus and streetcar system. Glenn Haydel received two years in prison, three years of supervised release, was ordered to pay $540,000 in restitution to the Regional Transit Authority and fined $5,000. Former Katrina evacuee sentenced

• Calif. Governor Won't Sign Sodomite Textbook Bill
  SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- A bill passed by state lawmakers would have barred school textbooks from using language that is discriminatory to gays, but Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger refused Wednesday sign it.

• Sodomy Is A Crime- by Jim Rudd
  After confronting people out on the street with what the Word of God says and then reading what is happening in the news, I have to ask the question, "Why are the pro-family groups having such a hard time discussing the crime of sodomy?" What has become evident to me is the fact that most of these groups do not publicly address sodomy as a crime and then demand that our civil authorities arrest, prosecute, and punish the sodomites.

• Will America Survive To 2050? By Patrick J. Buchanan
  "In 376 a large band of Gothic refugees arrived at the Empire's Danube frontier, asking for asylum. In a complete break with established Roman policy, they were allowed in, unsubdued. They revolted, and within two years had defeated and killed the emperor Valens—the one who had received them—along with two-thirds of his army, at the battle of Hadrianople."
• Powell, Raspail: Prophets Without Honor? By Patrick J. Buchanan - (Commentary)

• Is Bush the Antichrist? - By Chuck Baldwin - The Covenant News ~ April 12, 2002
  During the eight years of Clinton's presidency, I was repeatedly asked, "Chuck, do you think Bill Clinton is the antichrist?" (Of course, I answered no.) Therefore, it is more than interesting to me that since G.W. Bush became president no one has asked if I thought he was the antichrist. Not one single person! Instead, many people attribute to Bush god-like qualities, which actually makes him a better candidate than Clinton was.
  

The Naked President by Chuck Baldwin
I well remember back in the 2000 elections many conservatives (especially conservative Christians) attempting to assuage my trepidation and misgiving regarding then candidate George W. Bush by saying, "Chuck, don't worry; Bush cannot act like a conservative, because he wouldn't be able to get elected [Funny how it didn't stop Ronald Reagan!] if he did. But be assured that once he is elected, you will see his true conservatism." - (Commentary)

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