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For tens of thousands of years before 1788, this country sustained its population with food. There were not that many people around, but they were seemingly happy eating what the land and sea provided. :(

Here's a few notes and links I made from a google search on the subject of ''Has ANY Steel Builing EVER Collapsed Due To Fire'' .... Check out the photo. Those Spaniards must have better steel and better engineers than the Americans ... maybe even Less Gravity....

- Australia's free Internet journal of social and political opinion.

[govtwatch4] take a lot more
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By PAM ZUBECK THE GAZETTE

CRYSTAL CITY, Va. President Bush's willingness "to take a lot more body bags" from the Iraqi war will plunge the United States economy into a tailspin as European nations further distance themselves from the war with boycotts of American markets, a Pulitzer Prize winning journalist predicted on Friday.

(govtwatch4) PUDDING
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http://www.financialsense.com/stormwatch/geo/pastanalysis/2004/1111.htm

Weekly Column - 11.11.2004
An American Pudding
by J. R. Nyquist

The November issue of "Global Gourmet" features an article titled "Power to the Pudding." It claims that a pudding renaissance is underway in Great Britain. This is not so strange, since a pudding renaissance is underway worldwide. There is the Iraq pudding, the Korea pudding, the Taiwan Straits pudding, the India-Pakistan pudding, the Iran pudding, the dollar pudding and so on. It seems we were lucky to be spared the pudding of a closely contested U.S. presidential election.

[govtwatch4] take a lot more
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MOM
mom...@mailman.montana.com
November 15, 2004
Subject: take a lot more

gazette.com

By PAM ZUBECK THE GAZETTE

CRYSTAL CITY, Va. President Bush's willingness "to take a lot more body bags" from the Iraqi war will plunge the United States economy into a tailspin as European nations further distance themselves from the war with boycotts of American markets, a Pulitzer Prize winning journalist predicted on Friday.

On Friday I received a phone call from a good friend who works at CBS - I've known her for years and she is a Producer for some of the news programs, one well known one in particular. She tipped me off that the news media is in a "lock-down" and that there is to be no TV coverage of the real problems with voting on Nov. 2nd. She said similar "lock-down orders" had come down last year after the invasion of Iraq, but this is far worse - far scarier.

MICROSOFT'S search engine launched opens a new front for the world's biggest software company in the war for control of the internet, analysts said.

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