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My Multiple Sclerosis. April Update.My Multiple Sclerosis. April Update. Some months back I wrote about my experiences with Multiple Sclerosis to date. I think it's time for an update. From what I can see & feel, there has been no serious progression of the disease....

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I have Multiple SclerosisI have Multiple Sclerosis I don't hide away from the fact that I have a disease called Multiple Sclerosis - commonly referred to as MS. There seems to be a lot of ignorance around this disease - and that's to be expected. It's...

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Kiva - Microloans to help beat povertyKiva - Microloans to help beat poverty I just made a loan to someone in Mozambique using a revolutionary new website called Kiva (www.kiva.org). My loaner page is here: http://www.kiva.org/lender/jasonjordan You can go to Kiva's website...

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The Case Against the United States Of America

Posted by jas | Posted in Politics | Posted on 28-09-2002

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A fascinating take on American Imperialism from the “other-side”. It’s a thought that has been mulling around in the festering ooze of my brane for some time. Just who do the Yanks think they are anyway? And where do they get off calling the shots on sovereign countries?

NEW YORK–Making the case for United Nations intervention against the United States, Iranian President Mohammad Khatami told the organization yesterday that military action will be “unavoidable” unless the U.S. agrees to destroy its weapons of mass destruction.

In a much-anticipated speech to a special session of the U.N. General Assembly held in Brussels, Khatami launched a blistering attack against American leader George W. Bush, accusing him of defying U.N. resolutions and using his country’s wealth to line the pockets of wealthy cronies at a time when the people of his country make do without such basic social programs as national health insurance.

“Nearly two years ago, the civilized world watched as this evil and corrupt dictator subverted the world’s oldest representative democracy in an illegal coup d’?tat,” said Khatami. “Since then the Bush regime has continued America’s systematic repression of ethnic and religious minorities and threatened international peace and security throughout the world. Thousands of political opponents and ordinary citizens have been subjected to arbitrary arrest and imprisonment. Basic civil rights have been violated. This rogue state has flouted the international community on legal, economic and environmental issues. It has even ignored the Geneva Conventions on the treatment of prisoners of war by denying that its illegal invasion of Afghanistan–which has had a destabilizing influence throughout Central Asia–was a war at all.”

Story at Yahoo

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