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Posted: Tuesday, November 5, 2002

¤ War and Politics: Islamists Gain Votes as U.S. Acts
¤ Letter From an Israeli Jail
¤ US Is Out To Destroy All Centers Of Arab Power
¤ Terrorism as a Skeleton Key
¤ Questions about weapons inspections
¤ US tried to develop mood-altering weapons
¤ Yemen Silent on Claim U.S. Drone Killed Militants
¤ Strike in Yemen raises thorny questions of assassination
¤ US Targeting Of Al Qaeda Militant 'Imitated' Israeli Method
¤ Iraqi Oil Lies Below Surface of U.N. Talks
¤ Gore Vidal Says Oil Thirst Behind Bush Policies
¤ Russia rallies support for its Iraq position
¤ FLORIDA VOTERS CLAIM MACHINES 'BROKEN'
> VOTED FOR MCBRIDE, MARKED IT AS BUSH
¤ Poll Problems Reported In Central Florida
¤ Duval Voting Troubles Continue
¤ Iran refutes Zionist war criminal's anti-Iran statement
¤ Beijing looks to bring neighbours under its wing
¤ US and Israel: Rogue States With Weapons Of Mass Distruction
¤ White House rejects talks, tells N. Korea to scrap arms
> Or the US will invade N Korea? Yeah Right!!!
¤ N Korea threatens new missile tests
¤ Throwing Stones: Bush and Northern Korea
¤ Bush's New Group to Drum Up anti-Saddam sentiments
¤ Support for attack on Iraq falls to new low
¤ Sharon calls early elections
¤ Israel sets early elections for Jan. 28
¤ Arab economic boycott of Israel
¤ Attack Iran the day Iraq war ends, demands Israel
¤ 'P2OG' allows Pentagon to fight dirty
¤ Archbishop warns West of nuclear conflict over Iraq
¤ Asian leaders scorn travel alerts
¤ Satirical NZ Web site sends Kiribati into panic
¤ Sharon faces fresh challenge
¤ Iraq hints at compliance as US adjusts resolution
¤ Push us at your peril, Powell warns Saddam
¤ CIA killed al Qaeda suspects in Yemen, official claims
¤ Al-Qaeda chief killed by US drone
¤ Spy plane now CIA's deadliest weapon
¤ Turkey's voters deliver the 'wrong' result
¤ Oratorical skills of popular politician led to ban
¤ Poll victors in Turkey flaunt EU credentials
¤ Saudi Arabia sends strong anti-war message to US
¤ Britain may call up 10,000 for war with Iraq
¤ Iran confirms, then backtracks over bin Laden son's arrest
¤ Aussie girls caught with heroin; one faces execution
¤ Netanyahu 'yes' to key cabinet job, has strings
¤ Mid-term house cleaning may sweep aside history
¤ Karzai sacks chiefs in test of strength
¤ Bali attack has reignited debate on Australia, Asia Pacific relations
¤ Indonesian ferry sinks, leaving 5 dead, 73 missing
¤ Moscow police turn against Chechens
¤ Turkish Party: Opposes U.S. Strikes
¤ Chechnya's savage war comes home to Moscow
¤ Russia sets media guidelines after hostage siege
¤ Texas to execute severely mentally ill man
¤ Straw to tackle Belgrade on arms to Africa
¤ Asylum seekers cursed by the legacy of Henry VIII
¤ IVF mix-up: White couple can keep black twins says judge
¤ Britain plays poodle partly because...
> The US is stitching up the world's oil supplies

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