Salim Rashid, 34, a Shiite laborer in an overwhelmingly Sunni Arab village 20 miles north of Baghdad, received his eviction notice Friday from a man at the door with a rocket launcher."It's 6 p.m.," Rashid recounted the masked man saying then, as retaliatory violence between Shiites and Sunnis exploded across wide swaths of central Iraq. "We want you out of here by 8 p.m. tomorrow. If we find you here, we will kill you."Walking, hitchhiking and hiring cars, the Rashid clan and many of the 25 other families evicted from the town of Mishada had made their way by Tuesday to a youth center in Baghdad's heavily Shiite neighborhood of Shoula. There, other people forced from their homes were already sharing space on donated mattresses.... http://www.washingtonpost.com censor News |
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Lax laws 'could turn Nazi crank into global epidemic' |
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Protest Over AOL's Pay-to-Send E-mail Plan. So if they charge to send spam, then it’s not SPAM??? |
| If politics makes strange bedfellows, "certified e-mail" is making a lot of disparate groups downright kinky. This afternoon, groups from across the political spectrum -- from the Gun Owners of America to MoveO.. full News |
Editor - 21:00:00 02-28-06 |
Danger zone switches from poppy field to the internet |
| CAN the “War on Drugs” ever be won? History is not encouraging — nor is the latest United Nations report on the state of hostilities. The lessons are particularly depressing for Afghanistan and for the role tha.. full News |
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Senate Panel Votes to Disclose Trips, Curb Earmarks |
| A U.S. Senate panel, under pressure to respond to scandals, approved a measure that would force lawmakers to disclose details about privately funded trips and make it harder for them to insert pet projects into.. full News |
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At Least 68 People Killed in Baghdad As Iraq Teeters on the Brink of Sectarian Civil War |
| Sunnis and Shiites traded bombings and mortar fire against mainly religious targets in Baghdad well into the night Tuesday, killing at least 68 people a day after authorities lifted a curfew that had briefly ca.. full News |
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