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Monday, May 31, 2004
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Wednesday, May 26, 2004
This is just now! In the News! - ? "MULTAN, Pakistan (Reuters) - Three brothers were hanged in Pakistan Tuesday for murdering two brothers from another family after a dispute over less than three dollars, officials said.
President Pervez Musharraf had rejected mercy appeals from the condemned men who were executed in Mianwali prison in central Punjab province.
Prison superintendent Munir Ahmed Kahloon told Reuters a court convicted the brothers of stabbing the two men to death after a dispute erupted over a 155 rupee ($2.69) payment for a tape recorder.
(c) Reuters 2004. All Rights Reserved. "
President Pervez Musharraf had rejected mercy appeals from the condemned men who were executed in Mianwali prison in central Punjab province.
Prison superintendent Munir Ahmed Kahloon told Reuters a court convicted the brothers of stabbing the two men to death after a dispute erupted over a 155 rupee ($2.69) payment for a tape recorder.
(c) Reuters 2004. All Rights Reserved. "
10:57 PM by igor
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Sunday, May 16, 2004
"It really is a scene out of a Mad Max movie ? incredibly lawless with no one fully controlling the highways" - The Daily Telegraph | Aussie hired guns in Iraq
"...About 100 Australians ? including about 40 former SAS troops ? are working as hired guns in private security forces.
The Daily Telegraph has learned the former SAS elite earn up to $9000 a week to guard corporate managers and infrastructure projects.
... An unknown number of international privateers among the estimated 10,000 security contractors have been killed.
Some, like the four US security contractors slain in Fallujah last month, have suffered a gruesome and very public death."
"...About 100 Australians ? including about 40 former SAS troops ? are working as hired guns in private security forces.
The Daily Telegraph has learned the former SAS elite earn up to $9000 a week to guard corporate managers and infrastructure projects.
... An unknown number of international privateers among the estimated 10,000 security contractors have been killed.
Some, like the four US security contractors slain in Fallujah last month, have suffered a gruesome and very public death."
2:10 PM by igor
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3 Iraqi women working for coalition killed: "The Associated Press
Updated: 1:14 p.m. ET May 16, 2004BAGHDAD, Iraq - Gunmen fired on a minibus in Baghdad on Sunday, killing two Iraqi women who were working for the U.S.-led coalition, and assailants in a southern city killed a coalition translator and critically injured another in attacks on their houses, police and witnesses said."
Updated: 1:14 p.m. ET May 16, 2004BAGHDAD, Iraq - Gunmen fired on a minibus in Baghdad on Sunday, killing two Iraqi women who were working for the U.S.-led coalition, and assailants in a southern city killed a coalition translator and critically injured another in attacks on their houses, police and witnesses said."
2:05 PM by igor
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Saturday, May 15, 2004
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michael woodward photography
...there are some shoots that contain images of the human form unclothed. sadly, net nanny and other filter engines choose to block all images of the unclothed body without regard to artistic content. <end of quote>
...there are some shoots that contain images of the human form unclothed. sadly, net nanny and other filter engines choose to block all images of the unclothed body without regard to artistic content. <end of quote>
2:19 PM by igor
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8[]: "...Three of the Westerners died at the scene, while a fourth was stripped naked, tied to a vehicle and dragged as the assailants fled in two separate cars, according to witnesses interviewed by reporters..."
1:16 PM by igor
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