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WTO is not
that bad by ram 2:56pm Sat Apr 26
'03 (Modified on 9:40am Sun Apr 27 '03)
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Sometime ago I wrote to these people
explaining my views.
Seems to have worked. Yes I
feel very important!
Their order is the most
satisfactory so far. http://gatt.org/regime/cards.html
WTO NEWS: 2003 PRESS RELEASES
Press/295 25
April 2003 Playing Card Deck Shows Way to U.S. Regime
Change
In the wake of the U.S.'s "pre-emptive"
destruction of Iraq, her people, and her culture, the Trade
Regulation Organization is issuing a "55 most wanted"
playing-card deck similar to the one that the Pentagon issued
two weeks ago in Iraq.
The TRO, estimating that
the U.S. governing regime is no longer consistent with world
peace or prosperity, hopes that the playing cards will show
the way to regime change and, eventually, large-scale war
crimes proceedings.
According to the TRO, the victims
of the unprovoked U.S. war fall into three categories:
* People. In the 1991 Gulf War, up to 200,000
civilians and up to 150,000 soldiers were killed by ordinary
bombs or their effects on infrastructure. 1, 2, 3, 4 In
addition, poisoning from U.S. depleted uranium (DU) weapons -
banned by the Geneva Convention1 - has led to hundreds of
thousands more Iraqi cancers and deaths; the 80,000 cases of
"Gulf War syndrome" among U.S. veterans are most likely also
due to DU exposure. 1, 2, 3, 4 In the 2003 Iraq War, the
U.S. once again used massive amounts of DU in its weapons.
Iraqi death counts are unknown or unpublicized. * Culture.
Because of a U.S. policy giving carte blanche to looters -
only the Oil Ministry and Interior Ministry were protected -
the Middle East's leading archaeological museum lost almost
all of its unique ancient artifacts, and two libraries full of
irreplaceable medieval manuscripts were destroyed. 1, 2, 3, 4,
5, 6 * Long-term prospects. The U.S. is now considered the
primary world criminal by the vast majority of the world's
citizens. The implications for the U.S.'s long-term prospects
are grim.
Many of those featured on the "55 most
wanted" cards are in government, and removing these people
from power would go a long way towards making the world a
safer place.
Others include corporate CEOs; in those
cases, the corporations themselves must be dissolved or
otherwise rendered incapable of further harm.
"If one
day the people on these cards are indeed brought to justice,
'just following orders' or 'supporting our troops' will be no
excuse for the rest of us," said TRO spokeswoman Hedwig
Ixtabal-Mono.
gatt.org/regime/
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this
brilliant spoof is by ®™ark by afbijt
3:20pm Sat Apr 26 '03 |
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what loosers
live in the UK? by ram 3:35pm Sat Apr
26 '03 |
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Are you pissed with me personally for telling the truths
about our racist soceity?!
Anyhow another link that is
well done.
I have not vetted the content fully for the
kids among you yet!
Requires flash and shit
http://www.takebackthemedia.com/flash.html
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Nice one!
by nice one 3:58pm Sat Apr 26
'03 |
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Excellent deck of cards!
Checked twice. Spotted
photo of Bush's poodle but not of his dingo. Did I miss the
photo or is that war criminal not included? Regime change also
necessary Down Under. Aboriginies would certainly be thrilled.
Judging by UK Indymedia postings, looks like half of
UK movement still concerned about responsibility of UK in
invasion of Iraq consists of one person, Ram.
Good on
ya Ram! | |
"nice one", what
a bullshit by afbijt 8:53pm Sat Apr
26 '03 |
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another one 'concerned' by typing crap into the comment
forms? Where were you or ram on Tuesday? Definitely not in
Faslane. And on Thursday? Most probably not at the BP AGM
protests but posting crap...
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To Afbijt:
not everyone lives in Sheepland by nice
one (thankfully not British) 9:31pm Sat Apr 26
'03 |
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No, Afbijt, you are right. I certainly wasn't in Faslane
last Tuesday or at the BP AGM protests on Thursday because,
fortunately, I don't live in your country of sheep.
I
live in a country where, unfortunately, your army has a
presence and British soldiers go poncing around patronizing
the locals.
Because the invasion of Iraq, aided by the
government that UK citizens voted for and funded by your
taxpayers money, is also affecting the Middle East (which is
where I come from), nearly every day last week I was posting
messages on UK Indymedia trying to find out if any of you have
specific information or knowledge about what your government
is up to in Iraq and for how long it plans to hang around
patronizing the arabs about democracy.
The only
British person who responded to my mails on a regular basis
and still remembers that the Brits are also responsible for
what is happening in Iraq is Ram. The rest of you have moved
on to the next fashionable issue to protest about. I guess
protesting about the results of the war isn't cool
anymore. | |
xcuse me
by ram 9:45pm Sat Apr 26
'03 |
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So your idea of those qualified to post things / comment on
the wire should be british and attending two mentioned
protests?! why not look at 'what is next' instead of
constantly looking for an infight?
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Yorr medals
in the post/Ram by anti-jen 10:42pm
Sat Apr 26 '03 |
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Whats next for you Ram, repetitive strain injury.
All type no play makes Ram a dull, boy All type no
play makes Ram a dull boy All type no play makes Ram a
dull boy. We never hear your individual doings, ideas or
happenings, Oh nearly forgot you've took on the job of
enlightening people about whats going on. Don't let the
medal weigh you down, the sheep might not be able to keep
up with you. | |
dear anti-jen
by ram 11:19pm Sat Apr 26
'03 |
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Ram + nice
one you are so full of shit by spam
7:22am Sun Apr 27 '03 |
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Download attached
file: untitlednuczwm.bmp
(mimetype: image/x-ms-bmp )
the reason you never go out side is because your fake
identities can't stand the light of day.
sheep? yeah
right you idiot - we're all sheep because we won't accept your
mutual wank off articles on the wire.
BAA BAAA WEE
LUUVV CAAAAPIITAAALIISM BBAAAA.
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Ok chill out
everyone.. by kia 7:41am Sun Apr 27
'03 |
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....the thread is about the WTO. sorry - cut n paste
kid time- here's an article about india resisting the WTO .
India to resist move to enlarge WTO agenda
New Delhi, April 25. (UNI): India will mobilise other
developing countries to put up a strong resistance to the rich
nations' move to enlarge the agenda of the World Trade
Organisation at the September Ministerial meeting at Cancun in
Mexico.
"Developing countries like India have two
major challenges for the next Ministerial. In the first
instance, they would have to show a high degree of
resoluteness for ensuring that acceptable solutions are found
for the unresolved issues of their concern."
"Secondly, they would have to bring their collective
wisdom to prevent their larger trading partners from enlarging
the WTO mandate by including issues that could affect their
market access,"Commerce Industry and Law Minister Arun Jaitley
said here.
Delivering the 37th convocation address of
the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, Jaitley said
expectations of developing countries for substantial progress
in a number of areas are yet to be realised.
He said
India is committed to working ASEAN towards a free trade area
in the next 10 years. Referring to exports, he said
merchandise exports had grown by nearly 17 per cent in dollar
terms during the first 11 months of the last financial year.
This is significant in the context of appreciation of the
rupee that had taken place in the recent months.
- not
too amazing, back later with somethin better .
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oi spammer
by ram 9:40am Sun Apr 27
'03 |
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Cannot downlao the file. Whats in it?
As for
India and anti WTO why not post over there too.
Just
visited the IMC-India site and its newswire also seems to
be full of religious shit and the global advertising
campaigns
(talking of which the good IMC-UK moderator
seems to have done a good job with yesterday)
PS:
'Nice One' is right about ourselves being sheep -- the way we
march so *obediently* to pens in Hydepark, Trafalgar square,
Fairford green...and then go home for a cuppah! Except
there are no dogs except pigscum guiding us all the
way. | |
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