uscitizen
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That is sort of blatant, but techinically correct as you post an entirely different type of spam Dano.
Now would be a good time for the list of all dems involved in corruption since Lincoln was president Dano.
Blackwater banned from operating in Iraq
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That is sort of blatant, but techinically correct as you post an entirely different type of spam Dano.
Now would be a good time for the list of all dems involved in corruption since Lincoln was president Dano.
Crashk
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Maybe we can employ them in this country as .... say .... the presidents private police force, or maybe to help the police put down demonstrations, or to hunt down illegal aliens, or to wage war on drugs or to man roadblocks and check for drunks and proper licenses, or maybe just to stand on the street and keep an eye on things.
uscitizen
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Diplomatic Convoys Curtailed in Iraq
Sep 18, 8:48 PM (ET)
By ROBERT H. REID and MATTHEW LEE
BAGHDAD (AP) - The United States on Tuesday suspended all land travel by U.S. diplomats and other civilian officials in Iraq outside Baghdad's heavily fortified Green Zone, amid mounting public outrage over the alleged killing of civilians by the U.S. Embassy's security provider Blackwater USA.
The move came even as the Iraqi government appeared to back down from statements Monday that it had permanently revoked Blackwater's license and would order its 1,000 personnel to leave the country - depriving American diplomats of security protection essential to operating in Baghdad.
"We are not intending to stop them and revoke their license indefinitely but we do need them to respect the law and the regulation here in Iraq," government spokesman Ali al-Dabbagh told CNN.
http://apnews.myway.com/article/20070919/D8RO74QG1.html
Sep 18, 8:48 PM (ET)
By ROBERT H. REID and MATTHEW LEE
BAGHDAD (AP) - The United States on Tuesday suspended all land travel by U.S. diplomats and other civilian officials in Iraq outside Baghdad's heavily fortified Green Zone, amid mounting public outrage over the alleged killing of civilians by the U.S. Embassy's security provider Blackwater USA.
The move came even as the Iraqi government appeared to back down from statements Monday that it had permanently revoked Blackwater's license and would order its 1,000 personnel to leave the country - depriving American diplomats of security protection essential to operating in Baghdad.
"We are not intending to stop them and revoke their license indefinitely but we do need them to respect the law and the regulation here in Iraq," government spokesman Ali al-Dabbagh told CNN.
http://apnews.myway.com/article/20070919/D8RO74QG1.html