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The US Marines have finally released a statement about the slaughter of every man, woman, and child(save one) in three homes in Haditha, Iraq. In the statement they called these tactics in response to guerilla attacks "policy!"

They stated that if they take fire from a home, they can enter it and "clear" every room with hand grenades and spray fire regardless of who other than the Resistance fighters may be inside.

Over 100 years ago the Lakota Nation called the whites "crazy." Now as much as ever that is true of the fat cats and their ideology of growth at any price

Not satisfied with the $800M baseball stadium debacle, officials in DC Mayor William's office have been reported by the Washington Post to be trying to sell the Washington Football team(with that racist name) on building a new stadium in DC.

This would mean abandoning less than ten year old FedEx Field to build ANOTHER new stadium! Presumably this would be with yet more taxpayer money, of course. Perhaps we now know why the NY Ave stadium site was rejected in favor or destroying the SE Gay enclave-they were saving NY Ave for the Washington Racists football team.

The radio news reports of the events that plunged Europe into the Second World War in August and September of 1939. 52 minutes and 32 seconds.

Philip Rapp's popular radio sitcom of the 1940s, starring Don Ameche and Frances Langford. 52 minutes and 34 seconds.

Palestine Today a service of the international Middle East media centre www.imemc.org for Monday June 12th, 2006

Today the Army starts to open a trench along the Yabod-Araba road. A car was shelled in Gaza also troops install portable checkpoints south of Tubas and the entrance of Tamon. The Army invades the West Bank city of Jenin and clashes with the resistance

Those stories and more coming up stay tuned.

Army starts to open a trench along the Yabod-Araba road

Half hour public interview in Belfast with Well known Left Wing UK filmmaker Ken Loach and his scriptwriter Paul Lavery in aftermath of winning Cannes Big Prize for 'The Wind That Shakes The Barley' about the Irish War of Independence and its aftermath.