\\ jankee fa!r! talez

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Sat Apr 5 11:21:35 CEST 2003





If Saddam eludes US forces, he could join the ranks of America¹s most wanted, a list now topped by Al-Qaeda chief Osama Bin Laden, whom Washington blames for the Sept. 11 attacks on the United States. ³What¹s important in the president¹s judgment is that the regime be disarmed and that the regime be changed so the Iraqi people can be free and liberated,² 


free and liberated - arbe!t macht fre!++




>Bush administration officials are considering quickly installing an interim Iraqi authority in areas under the control of US-led forces while the government in Baghdad is cut off from the rest of the country.
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>Several hundred US government officials are already encamped in Kuwait waiting on the word to go into Iraq to set up the post-war Iraq Interim Authority under the leadership for retired Gen. Jay Garner.
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>A top contender to oversee Iraq¹s oil industry in the short-term is Phillip J. Carroll, Royal Dutch/Shell Group¹s former chief executive in the United States, US officials said.
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>Carroll was chief executive of Shell Oil, the company¹s US subsidiary, from 1993-98. He then joined engineering and construction company Fluor Corp. as chairman and CEO, retiring last year. Fluor is among the US companies being considered for post-war contracts in Iraq.
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>Timothy Carney, a former ambassador to Sudan, is preparing to run Iraq¹s Ministry of Industry, while Robin Raphel, former ambassador to Tunisia, has been penciled in to run the Ministry of Trade, and Kenton Keith, a former ambassador to Qatar, would run the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, US officials said.



and all these western worms who: `were i in nazi germany`

simply.z!!!!!!!!k jankeez



at least nn kan hide all data from cycling74 + extra jankee [!e. naziz tetrated] magotz forever
mais where does one hide a country



hatred = 01 undrezt!matd emoz!on. ver! undr.ezt!matd

dzere shl b hell + hell













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