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Tuesday, 07 September 2010 - 28 Ramadan 1431 H
FRONT PAGE Typical US reaction
WACO, Texas – The US administration of President George W. Bush typically took the position that Israel has the right to defend itself, following Saturday’s massacre of the Gazans.
“Hamas’ continued rocket attacks into Israel must cease if the violence is to stop,” White House spokesman Gordon Johndroe said in Texas where President George W. Bush is on vacation at his ranch. “Hamas must end its terrorist activities if it wishes to play a role in the future of the Palestinian people,” Johndroe said. “The United States urges Israel to avoid civilian casualties as it targets Hamas in Gaza.”
The statement did not call for an end to the attacks. – Agencies
“Hamas’ continued rocket attacks into Israel must cease if the violence is to stop,” White House spokesman Gordon Johndroe said in Texas where President George W. Bush is on vacation at his ranch. “Hamas must end its terrorist activities if it wishes to play a role in the future of the Palestinian people,” Johndroe said. “The United States urges Israel to avoid civilian casualties as it targets Hamas in Gaza.”
The statement did not call for an end to the attacks. – Agencies
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» No Khaliji peg to US Dollar | Ivo Cerckel posted...
The Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC) Summit, convening tomorrow and Tuesday in Muscat, now has no more reason, excuse or alibi whatsoever left to decide to peg the Khaliji, the future GCC single currency, to the US dollar.
» The Bush administration is shameful. And where is the defence? Wasn't it the other way around? The Israelis decided to murder the weak and vulnerable. Wasn't that it?

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