Of course, this will be used by people to argue that the "intolerant" left has drummed yet another dissident out of its ranks.
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> lbo-talk-digest Wednesday, September 25 2002
> Volume 01 : Number 6750
>
>
>
> In this issue:
> ==============
>
> Re: Will The Real March Please Stand Up?
> Rubbercrats
> First-ever coups, Conservative Christians in
> Ivory Coast
> Fat's where it's at in NYC
> Lukashenko slams Putin over Russia-Belarus Union
> Re: Hitchens quits Nation
> 'stir the pot and see what comes up'
> Re: Fat's where it's at in NYC
> Re: Herman on Hitchens/Bush
> Our local treasure
> RE: Nathan and Imperialsim
> Re: Will The Real March Please Stand Up?
> conservative kids?
> Re: Fat's where it's at in NYC
> "Go To Hell" leads you right to Microsoft
> Re: Specters of the Left (was Re: Lefty despair)
>
>
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> Date: Wed, 25 Sep 2002 14:42:19 -0400
> From: "Chris Doss" <itschris13 at hotmail.com>
> Subject: Re: Will The Real March Please Stand Up?
>
> Izvinite, tovarishschy, ya oshibsya!
>
> (I.e., I goofed.) Blin means pancake, not cabbage,
> which is kapusta. Prob.
> got confused b/c bliny often contain kapusta.
>
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> Date: Wed, 25 Sep 2002 14:50:57 -0400
> From: Dennis Perrin <dperrin at comcast.net>
> Subject: Rubbercrats
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> From today's NYT:
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> "Mr. Daschle had signaled his general support for
> Mr. Bush's resolution - while emphasizing that
> neither he nor other lawmakers would be rubber
> stamps - so his fiery speech this morning was
> striking, all the more so since his usual style is
> quiet and understated."
>
>
http://www.nytimes.com/2002/09/25/politics/25CND-CONG.html
>
> Nice tap dance before bending over. Makes Gore look
> rugged.
>
> How will Bernie Sanders vote?
>
> DP
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> <DIV>"Mr. Daschle had signaled his general support
> for Mr. Bush's resolution —
> while emphasizing that neither he nor other
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> so his fiery speech this morning was striking, all
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> Date: Wed, 25 Sep 2002 14:56:28 -0400
> From: "pms" <laflame at aaahawk.com>
> Subject: First-ever coups, Conservative Christians
> in Ivory Coast
>
> Who coup'ed who, what's really been going on and
> what are the economics
> involved, western goals, etc? Are tens of thousands
> of westerners really
> only there because of brotherly love? Anybody
> suggest some reading to
> figure out situation?
>
> U.S. schoolchildren evacuated from Ivory Coast
> school
>
>
> Christine Nesbitt/AP
> American children from the Ecole Baptiste
> International Christian Academy in
> Bouake, Ivory Coast, wave from a bus as they are
> evacuated Wednesday.
>
>
>
> Staff and wire reports
>
> BOUAKE, Ivory Coast -- American schoolchildren
> waving U.S. flags evacuated a
> rebel-held city under French military escort
> Wednesday, as U.S. special
> forces landed in this West African nation to help
> rescue Westerners caught
> in its deadliest uprising.
>
> The convoy of 10 to 12 cars left Bouake bound for
> Yamoussoukro, 40 miles to
> the south, where U.S. special forces in C-130s
> arrived hours earlier to
> receive them.
>
> Many wearing T-shirts sporting American flags,
> children in the convoy swung
> flags out car windows as the convoy headed to safety
> down the region's main
> road, after a new night of sporadic gunfire outside
> the International
> Christian Academy.
>
> About 100 American children ages 5 to 18 attend the
> mission boarding school,
> intended for sons and daughters of missionaries
> based across Africa. Another
> 60 children also attend the school, which has a
> staff of 40, most of whom
> are American.
>
> U.S. military C-130s carrying the U.S. troops
> touched down at 2 p.m. in
> Yamoussoukro, Ivory Coast's central capital and
> staging area for a French
> rescue mission earlier Wednesday to the cut-off,
> rebel-held city of Bouake.
>
> Richard Buangan, an American diplomat helping to
> coordinate at the staging
> area, said about 300 Americans were trapped in
> Bouake.
>
> "Our idea is to get as many out as possible,"
> Richard Buangan, a U.S.
> diplomat helping to coordinate at the staging area,
> said of the Americans.
>
> U.S. special forces troops spilled out of C-130s at
> the rescue staging area
> in Yammoussoukro, 40 miles to the south of the rebel
> city. Unloading duffel
> bags and metal boxes, U.S. commandoes set up base on
> the side of the airport
> tarmac. The American troops refused comment as they
> worked.
>
> Bouake and the northern opposition stronghold of
> Korhogo fell into rebel
> hands during a bloody coup attempt Thursday. The
> uprising killed at least
> 270 people in its first days.
>
>
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