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DUBOB 11- more tales from the Dark UnderBelly Of the Beast...
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| 01-31-03
| The Heavy Equipment Guy
Posted on 01/31/2003 5:07:21 PM PST by backhoe
At the request of members, I am restarting those "Tales from the Dark UnderBelly Of the Beast"-- the stories and issues that the press and media either ignore, won't even talk about, or will mention once and forevermore claim "it's old news..."
Naturally, some will be stories which interest me, or things I think we all need to be aware of.
I am experimenting with a minor change in presentation- when I can, I will cut to
-GoogleNewsBeta--
with a keyword or two and see what kind of links to "mainstream" stories I can find in contrast to what we see here and on other sites.
May I remind you of a couple of points to bear in mind?
Each link usually has many other links within- follow them all to get "the rest of the story."
Don't forget the "open multiple browsers" trick with control-n -- this allows you to hold your place with one, and use the others to follow links, run searches, etc.
Rather than go back and rehash old links, I'll give you links to the original posts here:
-DUBOB 10- the *best of* the Dark Underbelly Series--
-DUBOB 9-- even *more* tales from the Dark Underbelly of the Beast..... --
DUBOB 8-- still *more* tales from the Underbelly***
DUBOB 7-- even *more* tales from the Dark Underbelly of the Beast.....
DUBOB 6-- yet *more* tales from the Dark Underbelly of the Beast.....
DUBOB 5-- even *more* tales from the Dark Underbelly of the Beast.....
DUBOB IV- yet more Tales from the Dark Underbelly of the Beast-
DUBOB III -- "Tales from the Dark Underbelly of the Beast"
DUBOB 2-- more tales from The Dark Underbelly of the Beast-- thread II
-The Dark Underbelly of the Beast- Stories the Media won't Discuss...--
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02/05/2003 10:48:54 AM PST
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backhoe
(A society that doesn't trust honest Citizens with guns is a Society that I don't much trust...)
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02/05/2003 12:07:41 PM PST
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(Has that "Clinton Legacy" made you feel safer yet?)
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Until recently, these refugees' stories and China's practice of refoulement, or forced return, went largely untold. Mercifully, this is beginning to change...
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02/05/2003 12:47:38 PM PST
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backhoe
(Do NOT Read this! Under penalty of Law!)
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02/05/2003 3:22:20 PM PST
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(Has that "Clinton Legacy" made you feel safer yet?)
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I am restarting those "Tales from the Dark UnderBelly Of the Beast"-- the stories and issues that the press and media either ignore, won't even talk about, or will mention once and forevermore claim "it's old news..."
You perform a great service, to America, in ferreting out interesting stories the US PRESS IS TOO LAZY TO COVER!
Time to bring back the death penalty for those who sell or give away our nation's secrets.
This cost lives of our servicemen or puts them into harm's way.
Also, time to bring back the loyalty oath for anyone with even a confidential clearance.
Where did the US sign away its rights? Not in the 1963 Vienna Convention. So where exactly where these rights signed away?
Howard gets no confidence vote
http://news.ninemsn.com.au ^ | 08:28 AEST Thu 6 Feb 2003 | AAP 2003
It seems that Australians learned nothing from the attack on Bali that took so many Australian lives. I guess it will take an attack on Sydney Bridge to wake them up to the fact there are some vicious terrorists surrounding them.
The idea that liberals feel the shuttle explosion was a tragedy is patent nonsense. They were jumping for joy at this new excuse to denounce the "march to war." The nation is marching to war at such breakneck speed, it will be two years from 9-11 before we attack.
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02/05/2003 5:01:51 PM PST
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backhoe
(The 1990's will be remembered as "The Decade of Fraud(s)..." ( Clintons, Dot-Bombs, Oslo... ))
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Peter DeFazio (D-Ore.) was on O'Reilly last night. O'Reilly had him in a corner. He was sputtering. Hard to believe these jerks are Congressmen........... well, on second thought............
Oregon: Government Agencies, Boards and Commissions
The State of Oregon Web Site ^ | current as of 3/5/2003 | none - simple list
Oregon has a $3 billion dollar budget shortfall. Oregon has 5% more revenue in the 2003 budget than the 2002 budget, despite the fact that many Oregonians are suffering through layoffs and downsizing. The politicans asked for more income taxes, but were turned down by the voters. Now they are acting out by cutting 'across the board' and letting prisoners out of jail. This list is offered up as one that just begs for cuts. Our legislators are behaving like spoiled children.
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02/06/2003 3:57:37 AM PST
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backhoe
(Has that "Clinton Legacy" made you feel safer yet?)
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It won't die. Too many people want something for nothing. As long as voters who have little can vote for wealth-transfer politicians who give those voters the the hard-earned tax dollars taken by force from those who earn more, liberalism will be alive and well.
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02/06/2003 9:47:20 AM PST
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backhoe
(Has that "Clinton Legacy" made you feel safer yet?)
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02/06/2003 12:49:12 PM PST
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Saw an article today that claims the government employees now outnumber the private sector, no society can last long that way.
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02/06/2003 2:12:13 PM PST
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Posted on 02/06/2003 3:40 PM EST by pfflier
No difference between the parties? Republicans supported President Clinton on Iraq - after knowing about Monica. They put national security before partisan politics. Newt could have turned Americans against the President re. the Iraqi attack by emphasizing Clinton's history of dishonesty, but he didn't.
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02/07/2003 1:11:53 AM PST
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"I wonder if this guy's information led to the recent arrest of the cells in Paris and London, the latter the ricin producing cell."
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Textbooks said to 'hide' problems with Islam
Washington Times ^ | 2/07/03 | Larry Witham
Why did millions of the practitioners of the religion of peace laugh, cheer and dance in the street because 3,000 innocent men, women and children were murdered by seventeen men who supposedly “hijacked” the religion of peace?
So much for him being able to "talk the owls out of the trees" or whatever it was the Raping Rhodes Scholar said about Edwards' doubled-tongued RAT speaking ability.
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02/07/2003 2:51:44 AM PST
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Federal terrorism officials have been warned that "Al Qaeda is organizing a 'new' type of attack that will surprise the United States."
More and more, Ted sounds like his old man, circa 1939, when he was sending cables to FDR from London counseling appeasement of Adolf Hitler, complimenting Neville Chamberlain on the bang-up job he was doing selling out the Czechs.
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02/07/2003 4:50:11 AM PST
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Sniper Victim's Mother Pleads For Gun LawsMSNBC ^ | 2-7-03 | MSNBCWe should make guns illegal then we will no longer have to worry about guns. After all the drug laws have been effective in keeping drugs out of the country.
"One would expand current ballistic fingerprinting, which now covers handguns, to include rifles and shotguns."
I "REALLY, REALLY" want one of the anti-gunners to explain to me just how they are going to get a "ballistic fingerprint" on a SHOTGUN...
I found this section of Powell's speech particularly interesting, informative, and CHILLING...
"Fistgate" soon attracted national prominence. Among others, Sean Hannity discusses the event in his book, Let Freedom Ring...
Ah, the one way street of "tolerance" shows up again.
The Freon-based foam worked well, and NASA could have gotten an exemption for it - but political correctness won out: The agency substituted an allegedly more eco-friendly foam.
More and more of the Clintoon's corporate donors are finding out about controlling legal authority without the Liar in Chief no longer as president...
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02/07/2003 9:29:04 AM PST
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Wing found:
Spending: Having spent themselves into a hole, politicians are trying to make us feel sorry for them as they devise ways to climb out with anything but real cuts.
Just Facts:
I find it really ironic that the same people who screamed about "Clinton-haters" are now "Bush-haters" of much greater virulence.
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02/07/2003 11:48:09 AM PST
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backhoe
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02/07/2003 3:34:58 PM PST
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backhoe
(The 1990's will be remembered as "The Decade of Fraud(s)..." ( Clintons, Dot-Bombs, Oslo... ))
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Friends and neighbors, there is a great storm gathering across the World- or perhaps you could call it a gathering of bonfires which threaten to join into a conflagration...
What scared me back in 1998.
The classified COX Report forcasts that China will have 1000 MIRVed ICBMs by 2010
Guns are simply a tool to ensure that one has a fighting chance at freedom and a deterent to those that would take those freedoms away.
Men and women who use our children as an audience of captives are cowards.
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02/08/2003 3:14:49 AM PST
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Men and women who use our children as an audience of captives are cowards.
Friends and neighbors, there is a great storm gathering across the World- or perhaps you could call it a gathering of bonfires which threaten to join into a conflagration...
The Charade That Is the UN
CNSNews.com ^ | 02/07/2003 | Sterling Rome
...this sort of duplicitous diplomatic charade has worn as thin as gauze, and is a perfect example of how the United Nations is nothing more than an elitist fallacy maintained at the expense of those least likely to ever be allowed within its halls.
Huh. I used to visit Grabbe's website fairly often during the clinton years. There was a lot of fascinating stuff. I think you have to mark a lot of it as "possible" until you have some crosscheck or further evidence one way or the other. But I ceased going there when he ceased posting anything new in the way of interest.
Caspar Weinberger: Delay Is Not an Option
Opinion Journal ^ | 02/08/03 | CASPAR W. WEINBERGER
Wait for a "smoking gun"? A gun only smokes after it's been fired.
Canada's Health Crisis
Las Vegas Sun Times ^
And stop this garbage about medical care in Canada being free. You HAVE TO be on your province's Medical Service Plan to get it; and they charge a substantial monthly fee. Hardly "free"!
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02/08/2003 4:27:05 AM PST
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This is one way that your scenario could pan out, and what the beginning of a dirty civil war could look like.
Or:
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02/08/2003 6:56:18 AM PST
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backhoe
(I learned to shoot when I was six...)
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Here's another good link for free online military training manuals about survival, NBC etc. Click on "Enter library" and then select "field manuals".
Military manuals online
SwiftPublishing (telephone 1-800-644-1057)sells several security/survival publications written by Joel Skousen.
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02/08/2003 8:28:11 AM PST
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backhoe
(I learned to shoot when I was six...)
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02/08/2003 11:54:52 AM PST
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backhoe
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