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[Title] => IAEA to elect new chief
[Summary] => VIENNA (Xinhua) - The board of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is to elect on Thursday a new director general from Japan's Yukiya Amano and South Africa's Abdul Samad Minty, to replace the current chief Mohamed El Baradei.
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[Title] => ‘One more day’ – wasn’t that what Bush said?
[Summary] => When he returned to the United States from the Azores island council of war (didya think it was a council of ‘peace"?) with his two fellow War Chiefs, Britain’s Tony Blair and Spain’s Jose Maria Aznar, US Commander-in-Chief George W. Bush snapped, "One more day!"
Did he mean that he was giving the United Nations Security Council one more day to decide – then, ready or not, the Anglo-American-Iberian juggernaut would get rolling?
[DatePublished] => 2003-03-18 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Max V. Soliven
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[Title] => Forced to good
[Summary] => Tomorrow is the deadline to end all deadlines–when Iraq should disarm or face the wrath of President George "Dubya" Bush and the hundreds of thousands of American troops amassed in the Middle East to teach Saddam Hussein the lesson he didn’t learn the last time around from the elder President George Bush.So will there be war? Many believe it’s inevitable; after all the saber rattling and chest thumping how can America–or rather, how can George Bush–back down now? As they say, forced to good na.
[DatePublished] => 2003-03-16 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => NOTES FROM THE EDITOR By Singkit
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[Title] => DFA to evaluate Blix report
[Summary] => President Arroyo instructed the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) yesterday to carefully study and assess the Feb. 14 report of the United Nations (UN) inspection team headed by Hans Blix that Iraq had not accounted for "many" arms and weapons of mass destruction.
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[Title] => ‘US strike in Mideast will not affect anti-terror drive in Mindanao’
[Summary] => A possible US military strike on Iraq will not affect counter-terrorism operations in the Philippines, the commander of US troops here said yesterday.
Col. Douglas Lengenfelder of the Joint Special Operations Task Force said the US government was committed to helping the Philippines against local Islamic "terrorist groups" for the long-term.
While a US war against the regime of Saddam Hussein could affect logistical support for counter-terrorism operations elsewhere, Legenfelder said American trainers will strive to accomplish their mission here.
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[Title] => ‘US strike in Mideast will not affect anti-terror drive in Mindanao’
[Summary] => A possible US military strike on Iraq will not affect counter-terrorism operations in the Philippines, the commander of US troops here said yesterday.
Col. Douglas Lengenfelder of the Joint Special Operations Task Force said the US government was committed to helping the Philippines against local Islamic "terrorist groups" for the long-term.
While a US war against the regime of Saddam Hussein could affect logistical support for counter-terrorism operations elsewhere, Legenfelder said American trainers will strive to accomplish their mission here.
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[Title] => Oil prices jump ahead of UN inspector’s report
[Summary] => LONDON (AFP) – World oil prices rallied on Friday amid nervousness ahead of a key report to be delivered early next week by the chief UN weapons inspector Hans Blix on his team’s preliminary findings in Iraq.
The price of benchmark Brent North Sea crude oil for March delivery jumped 53 cents to $30.25 per barrel in late trading.
In New York, light sweet crude March-dated contracts rose 50 cents to $32.75 per barrel in early deals.
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[Title] => The psychological profile of terrorists
[Summary] => Our Lord Jesus would often remind His Apostles: The "children of this world" is wiser than the "children of the light". The "children of this world" refers to those who create terror, confusion and persist in destabilizing humanity. Communism as a source of terror has been back-staged for the moment by another ideology – the religious ideologies.
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HANS BLIX
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[Title] => ‘One more day’ – wasn’t that what Bush said?
[Summary] => When he returned to the United States from the Azores island council of war (didya think it was a council of ‘peace"?) with his two fellow War Chiefs, Britain’s Tony Blair and Spain’s Jose Maria Aznar, US Commander-in-Chief George W. Bush snapped, "One more day!"
Did he mean that he was giving the United Nations Security Council one more day to decide – then, ready or not, the Anglo-American-Iberian juggernaut would get rolling?
[DatePublished] => 2003-03-18 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133172
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[Title] => Forced to good
[Summary] => Tomorrow is the deadline to end all deadlines–when Iraq should disarm or face the wrath of President George "Dubya" Bush and the hundreds of thousands of American troops amassed in the Middle East to teach Saddam Hussein the lesson he didn’t learn the last time around from the elder President George Bush.So will there be war? Many believe it’s inevitable; after all the saber rattling and chest thumping how can America–or rather, how can George Bush–back down now? As they say, forced to good na.
[DatePublished] => 2003-03-16 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 135045
[Focus] => 0
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[AuthorName] => NOTES FROM THE EDITOR By Singkit
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[Title] => DFA to evaluate Blix report
[Summary] => President Arroyo instructed the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) yesterday to carefully study and assess the Feb. 14 report of the United Nations (UN) inspection team headed by Hans Blix that Iraq had not accounted for "many" arms and weapons of mass destruction.
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[Title] => ‘US strike in Mideast will not affect anti-terror drive in Mindanao’
[Summary] => A possible US military strike on Iraq will not affect counter-terrorism operations in the Philippines, the commander of US troops here said yesterday.
Col. Douglas Lengenfelder of the Joint Special Operations Task Force said the US government was committed to helping the Philippines against local Islamic "terrorist groups" for the long-term.
While a US war against the regime of Saddam Hussein could affect logistical support for counter-terrorism operations elsewhere, Legenfelder said American trainers will strive to accomplish their mission here.
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[Title] => ‘US strike in Mideast will not affect anti-terror drive in Mindanao’
[Summary] => A possible US military strike on Iraq will not affect counter-terrorism operations in the Philippines, the commander of US troops here said yesterday.
Col. Douglas Lengenfelder of the Joint Special Operations Task Force said the US government was committed to helping the Philippines against local Islamic "terrorist groups" for the long-term.
While a US war against the regime of Saddam Hussein could affect logistical support for counter-terrorism operations elsewhere, Legenfelder said American trainers will strive to accomplish their mission here.
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[Title] => Oil prices jump ahead of UN inspector’s report
[Summary] => LONDON (AFP) – World oil prices rallied on Friday amid nervousness ahead of a key report to be delivered early next week by the chief UN weapons inspector Hans Blix on his team’s preliminary findings in Iraq.
The price of benchmark Brent North Sea crude oil for March delivery jumped 53 cents to $30.25 per barrel in late trading.
In New York, light sweet crude March-dated contracts rose 50 cents to $32.75 per barrel in early deals.
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[Summary] => Our Lord Jesus would often remind His Apostles: The "children of this world" is wiser than the "children of the light". The "children of this world" refers to those who create terror, confusion and persist in destabilizing humanity. Communism as a source of terror has been back-staged for the moment by another ideology – the religious ideologies.
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