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ATI 190 is dedicated to my friend Allan Nairn.
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One of the few journalists in this world.
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Safe and speedy trial to you, Nairn.
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--marco
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"One more reference to Tae-Bo
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and I'm going postal."
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--Jack LaLane
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"Thanks to Dr. Hunter S. Thompson."
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--Lyle Lovett Liner Notes to
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"Step Inside This House."
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aaa ttttttt iiiii
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a a t i
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aaaaa t i
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a a t i
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a a 1 t 8 iiiii 10
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Greeting2u, and welcome 2 ATI 190.
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Heyoka moon is upon us. The half one.
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I almost got eaten by a cougar last night.
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It was wonderful. I'll tell you about it
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some day. Let me stop vibrating first though.
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Gimme a week or two. As you see up top, I've
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dedicated this entire issue to journalist
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Allan Nairn who sits in a jail cell near
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Jakarta, for what? His only crime in this
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world I feel, is upholding his journalistic
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ethics and plodding along standing up for
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what's right. Umm. Where have we heard this
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before? Tune in each week when we list three
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or four new casualties of the war on the
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FIrST amMENdMENt of the US Constipation.
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And internationally? Just plain simple!
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The war on human rights. The one my
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government is almost as complicitous in, as
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all the other bad "evil" "ucky" nation-
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states out there.
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I'm prime anarchist and this is the #'s
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run for ATI190 this half-moon sunday, 420pm SST,
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spentral stranded time.
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http://www.freespeech.org/yippie/
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http://come.to/CIABASE
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http://www.odci.gov/cia/publications/factbook/
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http://www.clark.net/pub/artrocit/mojo1.htm
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http://www.ciepac.org
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http://www.freespeech.org/kokopeli/woodynh.html
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http://connix.com/~harry/hoffman.htm
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http://www.mumia911.org/ezine.html
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http://www5.biostr.washington.edu/~jsp/hotlist.html
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http://www.srv.net/~roxtar/tammi/
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http://www.etan.org
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http://www.angelfire.com/wi/etan/diane.html
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http://www.prop1.org/conchita/conchita.htm
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http://www.webpost.net/tu/turtlesbook/ati189.html
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http://www.globalpeacenow.org
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http://www.peace-action.org/beyond.html
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http://www.minorities-jb.com/native/special/census999.html
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http://www.etext.org/Zines/ASCII/CosmikDebris/september96.txt
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----====----((((////))))----====----
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& AFTER #'S IS ALWAYS LETTUCE...
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to ati@etext.org
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armadillos are really cute. REALLY cute.
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--brooke (honduras)
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Dear Marco,
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Yes, I did. Actually the painting
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has been sold and all I have left is
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this picture of the painting.
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Love,
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Lorri
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()()()___
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to ati@etext.org
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I am looking for a video titled "Four Corners
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National Sacrifice Area" for the SOL Archive
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library.
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If you have the video and can spare it,
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or have information on where it can
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be found please let me know.
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Thanks
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Joelle of Sol Communications
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TO ALL CONCERNED
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On Saturday and Sunday, 2-3 October 1999,
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an international demonstration will take
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place in Sweden, England, and the United
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States east and west coasts. Demonstrators
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from other nations are expected to participate,
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as well. This will be a peaceful demonstration
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to protest the ethnic cleansing and human rights
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violations being committed by the United States
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government within its own borders.
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The Southeastern Native American Alliance (SENAA)
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is now organizing a protest demonstration to protest
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the human rights violations and attempted genocide
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of the Dine'h people at Big Mountain, Black Mesa,
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Arizona. We will hold simultaneous demonstrations
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in front of the United Nations building in New
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York City; in front of the White House and Capitol
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Building in Washington, DC; and at two locations
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on the U.S. Pacific coast. In England and Sweden,
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at the same time as U.S. demonstrations, protests
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will be held in front of the U.S. embassies in
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those countries. On the nights of the 2nd and 3rd,
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candlelight prayer vigils will be held to invoke
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Creator's power to help the Dine'h--to help us all.
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If you have seen the video, "VANISHING PRAYER
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Genocide of the Dine," that SENAA currently has
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on http://www.freespeech.org/senaa , then you
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have some idea why SENAA has organized this
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protest demonstration. If you wish to know more,
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or are unfamiliar with the ordeal that the Dine'h
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(Navajo) people are facing and the impact that it
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can have on every living American citizen,
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SENAA urges you to visit its web site
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Newsletter at:
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http://members.xoom.com/senaa/index2.html
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Thank you for taking the time to read this
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letter. Thank you in advance to those of you
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who decide to join this demonstration. We need
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your help in NYC, DC, in Los Angeles, Netherlands,
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England, Sweden, or wherever in the world you plan
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to participate in this demonstration.
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Sincerely yours
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Al Swilling
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SENAA President/Founder
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to ati@etext.org
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I did a juice fast and it was great.
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anon.
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[to anon: thanks for sharing. Any
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idea who you are???]
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to ati@etext.org
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http://www.cheguevara.homepage.com
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when someone dies, is like my time, to
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think about humanity that lives inside
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people, but never shows up not even a
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little, i think im already killed
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by capitalism, it will be billed up
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but will be not for god, will be for
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us.
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Fidel Arias
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-=-=-=-=-
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The Calendula Section
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(now there's a blast...)
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Sep 18, 1987. Pope John Paul II tells native American's to just
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Forget the past in a Phoenix, AZ speech.
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Sep 20. Yom Kippur
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Sep 27, 1995. Clinton signs Salvage Rider into law."Scarey," says
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A local owl. "Where will I live?"
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Sep 30, 1882. First hydroelectric plant, WI.
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Oct 22, 1936. Bobby Seale born. Anyone know if that's New Haven?
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Oct 31. Blair Witch says, "fall back."
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Nov 12, 1974. Karen Silkwood dies.
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Dec 4, 1835. Hot time in old town. Manhattan burned down. Or
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Were they referring to Chicago? London? Hmmm...
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Jan 10, 1901. Oil discovered in Texas.
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Jan 24, 1848. Gold discovered in California.
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Feb 1, 1960. Civil rights sit-ins begin.
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Feb 4, 1913. Rosa Parks born.
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Feb 17, 1778. Fernando Sor born.
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Feb 20, 1770. Fernando Carulli born.
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Feb 24, 1893. Andres Segovia born.
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Feb 26, 1964. Prime Anarchist born.
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Feb 27, 1973. 200 people occupy Wonded Knee. Pine Ridge SD.
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Mar 24, 1997. Partial Lunar Eclipse.
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May 14, 1265 Dante Alighieri born
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May 19, 1925 Malcolm X born Malcolm Little.
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May 22, 1859 Arthur Conan Doyle born "Sir."
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May 25, 1803 Ralph Waldo Emerson born in a barn.
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(or was that a bar, pre tell?)
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Next up...
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THE PUBLISHER'S SIKK TWIZZTED RANT.
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(a little out of order, but hey, isn't life
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grand? Or was that isn't life supposed to be
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that way?)
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Hola, I'm prime anarchist and here's my rant,
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Sikh and twizzler as it may be, or hey, ain't
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life candy? Order up, hey is that a ranticle,
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or are you just happy to sea me? Throw care
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to the wind, air to the sea, and hop on your
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horse, man how're you liking ATI these days?
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The revolution will not be broadsided.
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Tipper Gore, hmmm. Ummm. Don't get me started.
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You know, I wore out the F, the U and the K on
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my Avery brand labelmaker. How come the C still
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works fine?
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What becomes of a man who has everything
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But a spine.
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Who gains everything but has no
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Spine.
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What becomes.
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Acquires no spine?
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Aspires to have no spine.
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What gives.
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It takes him 3 days to announce
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He has "used no drug
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Since 1974."
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Has no spine.
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What becomes...
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Do prezzes and would be prezzes mock
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ALL THAT IS LAW???
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Why should I have ANY respek watzoevva...
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1752!
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My personal "new world's record." That #,
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1752 is how many files I deleted from my
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recycle bin today.
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Note: I do that once or twice a day. Am I
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moving a bit too fast lately? No wonder
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I've been feeling dizzy now and then.
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And there I thought I needed either
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vitamins or mutton...
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I end my ranticle with Guitar Anarchy Tip #10
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Muffle the thing for all your nite-time wailing.
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Cut a strip of suede about five inches long by
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half an inch wide. 16th inch thick? I just use
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scraps I find. I'm vegetarian. (Not vegan, get
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off me!)
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Put it on a guitar you'd like to use for 3am
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scales playing. I guarantee you'll be the only one
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who hears it, and you won't need bridgework for
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an extra year of so on that machine! The thinner
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the piece of suede (I haven't tried harder cuts
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yet, like raw hide, I'll tell you how I fare as
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I go) the less you'll "fret" over intonation
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changes.
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"Happy fingering..."
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--rATIug
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SPAM CARVING ALERT, SPAM CARVING ALERT, SPAM CARVING ALERT
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Are you having problems getting to sleep or staying asleep
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constantly, periodically, day or night, caused by Exterior
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Light &/or sound? If YES, then You NEED The Total Light Out
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Shade the only roll down window shade system with the ability
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to benefit you in so many ways such as
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110% Exterior Light Elimination (Beneficial for Day Sleepers)
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85% Exterior Sound Reduction
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1000% Privacy Against Voyeurs
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150% Privacy on a Cordless Phone
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200% Protection from Summer Season Heat
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105% Protection from Winter Season Cold Drafts
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PLEASE Visit at
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http://www.thetotallightoutshade.com
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----====(^)====----
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Hello sweetlips, let me guess you're sick and tired
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of dumb internet sporn and slippery pics, right?
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Knew it! I know what you want, and I have it right
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here, call me sweet, I'm fat, dumb, very happy,
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and I have the sexiest soothingest voice this side
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of the Sasquatch River....This is live 1-on-1 silliness,
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no prerecorded singing, just you and me getting used to
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your favorite songs...
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Call me now, 8 days a week, 25 hrs a day...
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135% guaranteed free.
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1-888-551-4ASSOCIATION
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Hot live barking antelopes just waiting to take your car
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for a steamy, NO BRUSHES, shave your paintjob, LIVE 1-ON-1
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carwash!
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Call Now, Toll Free:
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1-888-551-4ASSOCIATION
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---===(-=-)===---
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My name is Jeffrey Newbie. I am a marketing analyst
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for AIDS chocolate candies based in Hershey, a
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subsidiary of Mars & Moolah, inc. M&M for short.
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As the year 2000 approaches, we want to be the diet bar
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of the millennium. As you may already know, the roman
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numeral for Y2 is MM. We are asking you to pass on this
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spam to 5 friends. Our tracking device is calculating
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how many spams you send out.
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Everytime it reaches 2000 people, you will receive a
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free case (100 individual 55 gram packs) of delicious
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AIDS diet bar candies. That means the more people this
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reaches, the more AIDS you're going to get.
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Mmmmmm.. yummy M & Ms the year 2000!!
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Remember, nothing but no AIDS will come your way
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if you do not share this with at least 5 people.
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Rickshaw Walla
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a poem in 3 parts.
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I make 47,000 just so
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I can take take home 12.
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Someone sucks a hundred
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While I sit here on the shelf.
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Rickshaw Walla
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I make 47,000 just so
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I can take home twelve.
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my boss sucks a hundred
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I never dare to call it hell.
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Taxpayer as Restaurant Owner.
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by prime anarchist
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Remember last year's election highbrow bruhaha
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about honoraria and campaign contributions?
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I don't see any of that as morally wrong per se,
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just a major conflict of interest.
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Let's see what we can dredge up for these
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upcoming primaries, huh? How about a slightly new
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paradigm?? Politician-hopeful-elect A (we'll call
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him or her "pea," the "h" is silent) is given two
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choices:
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1) Current wage at taxpayer expense. No extras,
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no honoraria, no campaign contributions.
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2) Waitress wage at taxpayer expense. (yes, not
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even 3 bucks per hour) pea is allowed to drudge up
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all the extras s/he can get of his or her own
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gumption.
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Waddya think?
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\/ \/ \/ \/ \/ \/ \/ \/
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To Wit
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a poem
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I walk in the room;
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I pass you by.
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You turn around and look me
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Up and down.
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You look at your son;
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I pass by him to my own stall.
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"Don't forget to wash your
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Hands, son," you say, looking
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Back and forth between him and me.
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You go back to pee'ing in your own
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Urinal.
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Where you believe teaching is
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Complete.
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Effective.
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And long lasting.
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SHORT MOVIE REVIEW
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Have you seen "White Trash Girl?"
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One factual inconsistr'hood'ncy
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I feel I ought mention.
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Prior to urinating all over a
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potential rapist, our protagonist
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peels off her hat and parka. Throws
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them to the pavement.
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The scene after her peeing all
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over the putz has her walking down
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a different street wearing the same
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parka and hat. (looks like she's
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pimpin' but we won't go there...)
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Now, this is a cobblestreet
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looking like Providence or Paris.
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Would she be able to simply
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march on back there pronto and pluck
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up her parka and hat off the pavement?
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Possible, but so highly unlikely
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that it slowed down my suspension of
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disbelief enough to make me ponder
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the purity of this play.
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Peculiar.
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Other than that? Potent, great,
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powerful, thought provoking stuff.
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Wow.
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=====found/stolen poem=====
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Ode To Pie
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humbly borrowed without asking
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from the Country Kitchen 1999
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CKI menu. Country Kitsch, International
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retains all rights.
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{Eat pie!}
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Sweet and salty, wet and dry.
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There's no taste quite as fine as pie.
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Fresh at home or on the road,
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I'll take my slice a la mode.
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Apple, berry, chocolate, cherry,
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Bring me pie, and please hurry.
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I can't wait to clean my plate
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So I can taste that pie, so great!
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But what if I'm full,
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That would be the worst...
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Maybe I'll have my pie first!
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OPEN LETTER TO RETAIL STORES
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I don't believe you should have a website
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on your own domain (especially one you
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advertise on obligatory employee t-shirts
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unless you're willing to fund the extra
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process of offering those employees free
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email and perhaps personal webspace.
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Thank you and have a nice day.
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Rosa P.
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Another prime anarchist poem.
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Sometimes choosing where you'll be
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Is a very big thing.
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Can cause so much to happen.
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Cause big things to happen.
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Often picking where to sit.
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Is a very small step.
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That sets a wider light aglow.
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Sets a bigger light a glow.
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Many times a movement
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Is a very new thing
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Can cause a sitting soul to stir.
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Causes a big ol' soul to move.
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Sometimes choosing where we'll go
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Is bigger than us all.
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Sitting, sitting holds us all up to see
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Sitting, sitting lights us up, sets us,
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Sets us up to see.
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---ona move---
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WE END THIS 'EZINE WITH ALLAN NAIRN'S
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STATEMENT TO HIS INDONESIAN CAPTORS
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I know that the army has put me on the black list.
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They did this because I watched their soldiers murder more
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than 271 people at the Santa Cruz cemetery. This
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crime was the responsibility of the Indonesian army
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commander, General Try Sutrisno and the Minister of Defense,
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General Benny Murdani.
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The murders were committed with American M-16 rifles.
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The American government also bears some of the responsibility
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because they have armed, trained, and given money to the
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TNI/ABRI, even though they knew the TNI/ABRI is led by
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murderers and is responsible for the deaths of hundreds
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of thousands of Timorese, Acehnese, West Papuan and
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Indonesian civilians.
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Because I survived the massacre and denounced the
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crime to the outside world, the TNI/ABRI and the Suharto
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government banned me as a "threat to national security."
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That ban has been reaffirmed by each subsequent TNI/ABRI
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commander, including General Tanjung and General Wiranto.
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I do not think that I am a threat to the Indonesian or
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Timorese people, but I hope that I am a threat to General
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Wiranto and General Tanjung, and the other present and
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former leaders of the TNI/ABRI. I believe that they feel
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threatened by anyone who would expose their crimes. General
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Wiranto and Generals Bambang, Zacky, Syafei, Kiki, and many
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others, for example, are responsible for the current militia
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terror in occupied East Timor and for the increase in
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repression against the people of Aceh. This is no secret
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to the people of Timor or to the people of Indonesia or Aceh.
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They have suffered for decades under the repression and
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corruption of TNI/ABRI.vMany brave Indonesians, Timorese,
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Acehnese, and West Papuans have been killed, arrested,
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tortured or raped because they dared to criticize the army
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and demand their right to freedom.
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As a foreigner and a journalist, particularly an
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American journalist, I know that I enjoy a certain de facto
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political leeway that enables me to say things that local
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people would be killed for saying. I have tried to use that
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privilege to tell the truth about TNI/ABRI. If, because of
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this, the army feels they must arrest or jail me, then I
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know that there is nothing I can do to stop them. But they
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know that they cannot arrest or kill all the people of
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Indonesia. That is why they are now so fearful, and that
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is why I believe they will lose their desperate struggle
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to retain their hold on power and their police state.
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During my most recent detention, I have been
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interrogated by officials from army Intel, police Intel,
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Kopassus Group 5, and many other units. They have asked
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me many questions about my political motives and opinions.
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I would summarize my opinions this way:
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I am pro human rights, pro democracy, and anti
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TNI/ABRI. I am a supporter of the people of East Timor,
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Aceh, West Papua, and Indonesia, and an opponent of the
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officials who have repressed and exploited them.
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As an American citizen who is visiting Indonesia and
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occupied East Timor, I also want to be clear that I believe
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in even-handedness. The same political, moral and legal
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standards that are applied to TNI/ABRI officers should
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also be applied to the officers and political leaders
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of the United States. So while I support the UN
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Secretary-General's call for war crimes and crimes
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against humanity prosecution on East Timor, I think
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that the prosecution should not be limited to Indonesian
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officials. Foreign officials who were accomplices to
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atrocities in East Timor, and provided both murder
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weapons and the logistics of repression should also
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be charged, prosecuted and if convicted, jailed.
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Pragmatically, it is hard to imagine General Wiranto
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sitting in jail. It is even harder to imagine President
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Clinton as his cellmate. But justice should be impartial.
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It is time for the genocide to end. Untold thousands
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of Timorese lie slaughtered. Their families are bereft. The
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victims of Santa Cruz, Liquica, and Suai can no longer speak.
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Those of us who can should insist that the killing stop
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right now. And we should also insist that the killers
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face justice, regardless of who they are.
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These same principles apply of course to atrocities
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everywhere. I think that this is a simple idea and that
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most people would agree.
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If General Wiranto or any other officials have further
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questions about my views, I would be glad to answer them
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personally at a time and place of their choosing. I would
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also be glad to give details on the crimes referred to
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above, and on the complicity in them of General Wiranto
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and other officials.
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Well, that's about it for ATI issue one eighty ten.
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Send all gripes, naipes & handiwipes to
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ati@etext.org
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The Zine's semi-official website is at:
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http://www.thepentagon.com/primeanarchist
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http://www.freespeech.org/kokopeli
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for all things reconsidered.
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Oh, and if you've got sense, you'll dial
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1-860-887-2600
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ext. 5293
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