Cardboard sculptures: Chris Gilmour creates art out of...
Rated • 0 reviews • arts • telegraph.co.uk
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Graham is a 42 year old guy from Bath, England, UK
whatever I write about myself up here is almost certainly not true.
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Gordon Browns YouTube fightback (shame about that...
Rated • 1 review • politics • timesonline.co.uk
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Lieberman: U.S. will accept any Israeli policy...
Rated • 4 reviews • middle east • haaretz.com
From the page: "
The Obama Administration will put forth new peace initiatives only if Israel wants it to, said Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman in his first comprehensive interview on foreign policy since taking office.
"Believe me, America accepts all our decisions," Lieberman told the Russian daily Moskovskiy Komosolets. "
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Bush proves Rove and Fox are lying about torture - Daily...
Rated • 13 reviews • liberal politics • dailykostv.com
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U.S. officials slam Dick Cheney's claim that...
Rated • 1 review • news • nydailynews.com
From the page:
"Cheney is full of crap"
one intelligence source with decades of experience said Tuesday.
There's a poll on the page too, go vote:
Should the people who developed the torture techniques used on terrorists be prosecuted?
Yes. Torture is wrong, and the United States shouldn't be doing it.: 53%
No. We're fighting dangerous foes, and we need to use dangerous methods.: 47%
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Phosphorous controversy in Gaza - Channel 4 News
Rated • 5 reviews • israel, news, gaza, war crimes • channel4.com
A detailed video report on Israel's genocidal experiments in Gaza. Its sickening to see the truth of what these psychopaths have done.
From the page: "Evidence is uncovered that white phosphorus, which can burn through clothing and stick to the skin, was used in Gaza.
Throughout the three-week offensive there were claims about Israel's use of controversial weapons, possibly against international law, in a densely-populated area and their the deadly effect on civilians.
Flachette bombs, deployed by the Americans in Vietnam, also appear to have been fired.
These weapons should not be used against civilians, but there is evidence some were hit. Civilians have also been killed in attacks that may have involved DIME bombs."
