Whoever hasn't checked out the gallery in the

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Brussels Tribnal website is missing some important stuff..... that is all.

[WilliamPitt]

1. A link would be helpful

That is all.

[OPERATIONMINDCRIME]

2. Here Ya Go Will. (Just Clicked On Properties From One Of The Pics)

http://www.brusselstribunal.org/Photo_gallery/

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5. Link to main site and some topics.....

www.BrusselsTribunal.org

http://www.brusselstribunal.org/home.htm
* Statement of the Council of Nineveh Province Notables, Sheikhs and Uleima (Dec. 29 2005)

* exclusive pictures of the urbicide in Al Qaim (Dec. 18 2005)

* Big Oil's occupation of Iraq (Dec 2005)

* Remembering Fallujah: Guernica revisited (Nov. 2005)

* White Death: US occupation forces use WMD in Iraq (Nov. 2005)

* Yosfiya: The 21st Century Nazis Are Here (Nov.20 2005)

* Report of MHRI on Human Rights violations in Iraq (Nov. 2005)

* Haditha: River Gate… to Hell (Nov. 06 2005)

* Al Qaim October Massacre: Indiscriminate Killing Zone (Nov. 05 2005)

* Iraqi Doctors Beaten and Arrested in Haditha Hospital (Oct. 30 2005)

* 10 proposals for The Future of The World Tribunal on Iraq (Oct. 20 2005)

* Dahr Jamail's report: Iraqi Hospitals ailing under occupation.

* Letter to Amnesty International on the Iraqi Constitution (English - ESP - FR - NL - IT - Deutsch) (Oct. 07 2005)

* the Salvador Option exposed
* Relevant articles about the draft of the " new Constitution" (Sept. 08 2005)

* Read the complete Downing Street Papers (PDF)

[riverwalker]

3. the flag bhurka

is one incredibly powerful image.

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4. You might see it on Faux Snooze tonight..... in an alternate

universe of course.... but still Faux Snooze..... lol.... :)

[leftchick]

7. it sure is...

amazing.

[bpilgrim]

6. added to the gallery - thanks for sharing!

http://GLobalFreePress.com

peace

[HysteryDiagnosis]

8. You bet pilgrim... gotta ride now.... see you on the other side of

the mountain.... 4.

[bpilgrim]

9. looking forward to it ;-)

FIFTEEN YEARS since its original commemoration as a national holiday, how many Americans remember that the Martin Luther King Day bill was signed into law by Ronald Reagan, the most reactionary and racially insensitive president of our time?

Yielding to public and congressional pressure in the mid-'80s, President Reagan--whose famously symbolic visit to the Nazi cemetery at Bitburg, Germany, endeared him to racists everywhere--ironically became the reluctant advocate of our official celebration of Dr. King and his progressive legacy. This curious twist of history testified to the moral power of King's humanistic vision of tolerance and equality, however far humanity has yet to travel to reach those goals.

King's eventual opposition to the Vietnam War turned Lyndon Johnson and other liberals against him--a black man campaigning for integration was one thing, but at the time it seemed rather uppity for the Nobel Peace Prize recipient to be lecturing the white power structure on foreign policy--and ultimately led to his murder.

more...
http://www.metroactive.com/papers/cruz/01.16.02/mlk-0203.html

kick

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