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February
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- Climate change: no upper limit
- Slave Labour
- The devil's work
- Democratic reform in the UK
- Not the end of the world
- New Fisk
- Those dastardly terrorists
- Civil unions in Australia?
- Pandering to minorities
- United 4 Belarus
- Almost a thousand a month
- The same old game
- Twenty Years of People Power
- Pledge progress report
- More European complicity on rendition
- My head explodes
- In the ballot VI
- Turning a blind eye on rendition
- Show the bastards we're watching
- Weaseling on Guantanamo
- Against the 100 MP bill
- Repealing blasphemy
- A warm welcome
- South Park and blasphemous libel
- Drawn
- Putting them on the spot
- Sparking protest
- Today's ballot
- Treaty Principles Bill Defeated
- In the ballot index
- Both scary and pathetic
- Counterproductive solutions
- Sedition by Example XVIII: The Maoriland Irish Soc...
- A step too far
- Meanwhile, in America...
- Sedition in the Philippines II
- More European hypocrisy on free speech
- The ten worst New Zealanders
- Irving jailed
- Welcoming a war criminal
- Democracy in danger in Venezuela
- The Decent American
- Irving on trial
- Bloggreen has moved!
- Bypassing Parliament
- The sickness spreads
- Abu Ghraib video
- New kiwi blog
- Guantanamo: "Evidence"
- Precedents and repentance
- Tokelau
- National's hypocrisy is no excuse
- Suddenly lonely
- Privileged
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- An image of torture
- Finding another sucker
- Three!
- The oldest bill in Parliament
- Class warfare in New Zealand
- More photos from Abu Ghraib
- Guantanamo delenda est
- How the US supports democracy
- Labour supports ending youth rates
- A good day for conservation
- In the ballot V
- Rethinking election spending laws
- Backing down on bus drivers
- Tonga: the first step on the road to democracy
- New Fisk
- Zaoui: Not briefed
- Seeking a spy in Parliament
- In the ballot IV
- America's new gulag
- Sedition in America
- The sun sets on New Zealand's Pacific empire
- Sweden censors cartoons
- Fallow on biofuels
- Bush and the misuse of intelligence
- Egypt's "moderate leadership"
- New(ish) kiwi blog
- Kyoto: Directions
- Why are they still there?
- Labour overspending
- A fresh label for yesterday's rotting garbage
- More on Israeli apartheid
- Republican war on science watch
- Kyoto: Putting a price on dairy conversions
- A rock and a hard place
- But do you believe them?
- In the ballot III: Death With Dignity
- Right to the wire
- Official impunity in China
- Stand up against youth rates
- Please continue your petty bickering...
- A doomed garden
- Limiting the royal prerogatives
- The price of freedom of speech
- New Fisk
- Israeli apartheid
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3 comments:
So on the basis of his "little bird" Fisk feels he has that right to besmirch the reputation of Serge Brammertz - "The new and far more humble Belgian investigator gives no press conferences - had you noticed this? - and makes no statements. Silence, gentlemen, please."
Well check out what the UN has to say about him - http://www.un.org/News/Press/docs/2006/sga973.doc.htm
I go for the UN, not Fisk's sleazy inuendos.
Posted by Anonymous : 2/14/2006 11:28:00 AM
the link should be
http://www.un.org/News/Press/docs/2006/sga973.doc.htm
Posted by Anonymous : 2/14/2006 11:30:00 AM
that's odd, the link keeps getting chopped off at ".doc." , should be ".doc.htm"
once more for luck -
"http://www.un.org/News/Press/docs/2006/sga973.doc.htm"
Posted by Anonymous : 2/14/2006 11:33:00 AM
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