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- U.S ARMY BASE IN THE HOLY LAND
- BARRYCHAMISH.COM: THE AMERICAN army base - As reported in
my last memo, a huge American army base is nearing completion
in Israel. Reportedly, it has holding facilities for as many
as 18,000 protesters.
After visiting it yesterday, I'd say way more. This base is massive.
I counted ten enormous US Army issue prefab warehouses and more
were going up. At the base guard post, the American flag is waving
in the wind. A sign proclaims that the project manager is one
Jerry Ray.
I start taking photos of the base with a cheap camera. The guard
asked what I was doing. I replied, "I'm a journalist proving
that a huge American military base is being constructed on Israeli
soil."
"What's wrong with that?" he asked. "Who else
will protect us from the Palestinians?"
"Where are the Americans?," I probed.
"What do you mean, they're everywhere here. Everyone in
charge is American."
We drove away. My friend at the wheel was even more depressed
than me. "It's a concentration camp," he said.
- To witness Israel's loss of sovereignty, take Route 443 to
the Rosh Haayin junction. Drive ten minutes until you see Rantis
Junction. The sign points to Beit Arye, and Halamish. Turn right.
The base is a mile away on the left side. To salute the American
flag, turn left at the entrance road.
The base is located ten minutes from Ben Gurion Airport. Luckily,
a new terminal opened last year, so the Americans have the spacious
old terminal to store and move whatever they're planning to import
once Gush Katif and the rest of the settler vermin are rid of.
- The article prompted a reporter from a large American radio
network to call me. He wanted to see the base and photograph
it. I met him an hour later and off we went. First stop, the
base gate. The reporter is amazed to see the American flag waving
and to read on a sign that the contractor for the base is an
Arab named Mustafa. He notes what a huge security fiasco hiring
an Arab contractor to build an IDF base would be. Then we see
busloads of Arab workers leaving the base by bus. We continue
down the road and photograph the massive buildings and underground
digging. Then we reach the checkpoint at the border of the Green
Line. The base stops precisely there, the border the Americans
have planned for us. We turn into the dirt road to the left and
start following the circumference of the base. For more photos
and the whole story: http://www.barrychamish.com/html/us_army_israel.html
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- SHOCKING TESTIMONIES OF RABIN MURDER
- Moshe Efron, police officer interrogated by police investigator
Moshe Kachlon:
" Suddenly there was an explosion to my left...it sounded
like a firecracker or something similar... I heard shouts, 'They're
dummies, they're dummies' ... at 9:30."
- Amnon Tsuri, civilian interrogated by Police Superintendant
Arie Tsuk:
"The shots sounded like they came from a - 22 caliber pistol
or a cap gun."
- Rabin bodyguard number four (Shin Gimmel) interrogated by
Police Investigator Yoav Ganot:
"As I walked ahead of the prime minister I heard three shots.
Someone shouted. 'It's not real, it's not real.' I heard no cries
of pain from the prime minister or his bodyguard and detected
no signs of blood whatsoever."
- Yossi Herush, driver, interrogated by Police Investigator
Ofir Gamliel:
"I heard three shots and someone yelling three times, 'It
was nothing!'...The killer's reenactment on tv wasn't accurate.
He came from the left side where the public phones are."
- Policeman Avi Yahav, interrogated by Superintendant Emil
Elhara
I heard a muffled explosion behind me...the shooter was still
shouting: 'I fired blacks, it's nothing, I fired blanks'."
- Policeman Ronen Amran interrogated by Chief Superintendant
Tzahi Hefetz:
"It didn't sound like a real shots, more like a firecracker",
Question: did you see the PM get hurt from the shots? Answer:
No I did not see him get hurt because as I said before the explosions
didn't sound like gun shots so I kept my view to the front, I
thought someone blew a firecracker. The suspect kept quiet as
we forced him to the wall. There one of the bodyguards asked
him if the bullets were fake. As I recall, he replied that the
whole thing was 'nothing', that he said: 'I did my job and now
you do yours'." Policman Avi Yahav said the same thing:
"He told us: 'you do your job, I already did mine'."
- Now we get to the most surprising testimony of them all,
a real shocker:
- Policeman Eran Boaz interrogated by Chief Superintendant
Aharon Gunebman:
"The shots sounded like caps...I heard someone say, 'It
wasn't real, it was nothing'..."
The truth is out: : http://www.barrychamish.com/
- THE
KEMPLER VIDEO Pay attention to the back passenger door... (click
here to see): scroll down just a bit
- OTHER HEADLINES AT BARRY CHAMISH'S WEBSITE:
- ISRAEL GEARS UP FOR BURST OF FAR-RIGHT ANGER
- JEWISH 'PLOT OVER TEMPLE MOUNT'
- YESTERDAY'S GUSH KATIF SOLIDARITY MARCH
- "WE ARE TRYING TO SAVE THE STATE OF ISRAEL"
- ISRAEL IN RETREAT
- DESTRUCTIVE USA - THE SECOND PHASE OF THE NEO-CON GLOBAL
STRATEGY
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- THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ZIONISM & JUDAISM
According to Albert Pike's plan for Three World Wars. He said
that the final war must be conducted in such a way that Islam
(the Moslem Arabic World) and political Zionism (the State of
Israel) mutually destroy each other. It appears that what Pike
said is true, because we are recently hearing more and more of
Israel, Zionism and Islam in the news (the Gaza strip withdrawal
is simply in preparation for a war between these two factions).
For this reason it's important that we understand exactly what
the difference is between Zionism and Judaism. Many people believe
they are one and the same thing, but there is a difference, and
it's an important one.
- The reason why you should understand this difference between
Zionism and Judaism is that most Jews are not Zionists. The plan
to create a New
World Order after World War 3 is purely a Zionist plan and
most Jews are, in fact, completely oblivious of this plan.
- Who is a Jew?
- A Jew is anyone who has a Jewish mother or who converted
to Judaism in conformity with Halacha, the Jewish religious law.
This definition alone (one of birth) excludes racism. Judaism
does not seek converts, but those who do convert are accepted
on a basis of equality.
- Is There a Jewish Nation?
- Not in a geographic sense. The Jewish nation was born on
Mount Sinai when the Jews by their response, "let us do
and let us hear", adopted the Torah given to them by God
for all future generations. "This day you become a people,"
though valid still today, was spoken thousands of years ago.
The Jewish nation exists only because of the eternal bond
between God and the Jewish people, confirmed at Mount Sinai for
all future generations.
- The Jewish nation is different from all other nations as
it does not depend for its existence on geographical boundaries,
on secular sovereignty or on an army or air force. The Jewish
people are ordained to live in peace with the nations of the
world and it therefore has no part in the political and military
quarrels of the Zionist state with its neighbors. So not all
Jewish people are at war with the Islamic world.
- What is Zionism?
- One of the basic aims of Zionism
is aliyah, the immigration to the Zionist state of Jews from
all other countries. The geographic location chosen for this
immigration is Israel. Nevertheless, during the past few years
hundreds of thousands of Israelis have out-gathered themselves
from the Zionist "paradise", and many Jews have "voted
with their feet" and have chosen not to be in-gathered into
Israel. These Jews recognize that the Zionist state is in fact
contrary to their individual freedoms.
- I hope this little explanation has helped you make sense
of the whole Zionist/Judaism conundrum, CMI. If Pike's letter
is accurate, and it certainly appears so thus far, the Zionist
State of Israel is planned to be destroyed by Islamic forces.
I wouldn't want to be in Israel in the coming months, would you?
- If you wish to read further and find other useful links,
please see Zionism on the ThreeWorldWars site.
- That's all until next week, CMI, when I'll discuss and explain
a little more about the propaganda against Islam. [From the editor
of this article: Michael Haupt: Live Free and Keep Thinking!
I hope you don't have friends in Israel. If you do, you really
should let them know about Pike's vision for WW3.
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- "AMERICAN TROOPS IN ISRAEL". In light of this following
article clearly showing the UN's official map of Palestine which
DOES NOT INCLUDE ISRAEL. There is definite reason
to question where Mr. G.W. Bush and the "Road Map"
is headed. May the Lord awaken His people to humble themselves
and pray for our leaders.
NO ISRAEL ON THIS UN MAP
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- UN Ceremony Includes Map of ´Palestine´ in Place
of Israel By Ezra HaLevi
- The United Nations held a "Day of Solidarity with the
Palestinian People" last week. A large map of “Palestine,”
with Israel literally wiped off the map, featured prominently
in the festivities.
Email subscribers, click here to view the article with pictures
- The ceremony was held at the UN headquarters in New York
and was attended by Secretary General Kofi Annan and the Presidents
of the UN Security Council and the General Assembly.
- During the festivities, a map labeled a "map of Palestine”
was displayed prominently between UN and PLO flags. The map,
with “Palestine” written in Arabic atop it, does not
include Israel, a member of the UN for 56 years. The map does
not even demarcate the partition lines of November 29, 1947,
marking a Jewish state alongside an Arab state. The partition
was dictated by the UN General Assembly itself.
- With the map hanging behind him, Secretary-General Annan
addressed the public meeting at UN Headquarters.
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here to view a video clip of the ceremony with the map in
the background.
- At the start of the ceremony, the dignitaries present asked
attendees to observe a moment of silence. “I invite everyone
present to rise and observe a minute of silence in memory of
all those who have given their lives for the cause of the Palestinian
people,” the master of ceremonies said, “and the return
of peace between Israel and Palestine.“
- Anne Bayefsky, who reported on the event for the Eye on the
UN organization, said that the ceremony's wording was aimed at
giving honor to the worst of Palestinian terrorists. "It
was a moment ... crafted to include the commemoration of suicide-bombers,”
she wrote.
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- In response to the event, Bayefsky and her organization have
once again asked the U.S. to withhold funding from the UN. (Photos
and Videos: EyeOnTheUN.org)
- http://www.israelnationalnews.com/news.php3?id=94461
- [Submitted by: Word From Yerushalaim by Simantov
Allalouf - http://www.wordfromyerushalaim.com/
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- THE SURE WORD
"We have also a more sure word of prophecy; whereunto ye
do well that ye take heed, as unto a light that shineth in a
dark place. (II Peter 1:19).
"We must ensure that 2006 will not turn into a lost year
with regard to the political process and to the effort to reach
an agreement with the Palestinians."
- Sharon seeks early election in February. Israeli Prime Minister
Ariel Sharon, facing the imminent collapse of his ruling coalition,
wants to hold early elections in February, Israeli media reported
on Thursday. Sharon was due on Thursday to meet the new leader
of the leftist Labour party, Amir Peretz, who aims to end the
alliance with right-wing Likud in a move that would end its parliamentary
majority and force a ballot before it is due in November 2006.
"Snap elections would prevent a political freeze,"
Sharon told Israel's biggest-selling Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper.
"We must ensure that 2006 will not turn into a lost year
with regard to the political process and to the effort to reach
an agreement with the Palestinians."
- "Looking for that blessed hope, and the glorious appearing
of the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ" (Titus 2:13).
[Submitted by Jmccutchan@aol.com ]
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- RABBIS: SHARON HAS DECLARED WAR ON GOD
- http://www.barrychamish.com/
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- NEW RED CROSS EMBLEM PAVES THE WAY FOR ISRAEL
- December 7, 2005 By ALEXANDER G. HIGGINS - ASSOCIATED PRESS
WRITER
- GENEVA -- A new Red Cross emblem was accepted at an international
conference Thursday over Syrian objections, paving the way for
Israel to join the humanitarian movement after nearly six decades
of exclusion. The 192 signatories of the Geneva Conventions approved
the new "red crystal" emblem by vote after last-ditch
negotiations between Israel and Syria over Damascus' demands
for humanitarian access to Syrian citizens in the Golan Heights
broke down. The new emblem - a red square standing on one corner,
with a blank white interior and a thick red border - was aimed
at resolving the dispute with Israel but also could be used by
any national society that feared the red cross used by most countries
and the red crescent preferred by Muslim nations would not be
respected by combatants. Israel's Magen David Adom rescue service
has used a red Star of David to identify its ambulances and medical
workers.
- Magen David Adom, or Red Shield of David, could place a red
star in the center of the crystal for humanitarian missions at
home or abroad if a host country allowed it.
- "Unfortunately, it has not been possible to adopt the
protocol by consensus, but it has been adopted by a clear majority,"
said Didier Pfirter, a Swiss diplomat who has been coordinating
global efforts to muster support for the new emblem. For full
story: http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/national/1107AP_Red_Cross_Israel.html
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- NEW RED CROSS EMBLEM LEAVES BITTER TASTE
- 12.10.2005, CET swissinfo December 8, 2005
Ambassador Blaise Godet holds up the new emblem (Keystone)
The signatory states to the Geneva Conventions have approved
a new emblem for the Red Cross movement after a stormy three-day
meeting in Switzerland. The Swiss government said it was betrayed
by a number of Middle East countries after adoption of the "red
crystal" had to be put to a vote rather than accepted by
consensus.
http://www.swissinfo.org/sen/swissinfo.html?siteSect=106&sid=6298586&cKey=1134034287000
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- ISRAEL SENDS POWERFUL SIGNALS
- Preparations made for possibility that Iran becomes N-power
- By Samuel Segev - December 6th, 2005 - WHILE the U.S. and
its European allies are desperately seeking an agreement with
Russia aimed at curbing Iran's nuclear ambitions, Israel last
week sent three powerful signals that it is preparing itself
for the possibility that Iran does become a nuclear power.
- In the presence of Israeli and American scientists, high-tech
and air force personnel, Israel launched its improved version
of the Arrow anti-missile missile on Friday. The Arrow hit its
target over the Mediterranean, at a distance equal to the range
of the Iranian "Shihab-3" missile. When it becomes
operational, the Shihab-3, equipped with a nuclear warhead, can
reach Israel and every American target in the Persian Gulf region.
- This was Israel's 14th test of the improved version of the
American-financed Arrow and the most successful of them. After
rectifying minor navigation errors and enhancing further its
range, the Arrow could become Israel's effective shield against
Iran's missiles.
- Equally dramatic was the formal German decision to equip
the Israeli navy with two additional Dolphin-class submarines.
This was one of the last decisions of Gerhard Schroeder before
he handed over the chancellery to Angela Merkel. Germany will
"gift" a third of the submarines' costs.
- The Israeli navy already has three subs of this type. The
new Dolphins are to be equipped with torpedo-tubes capable of
launching cruise missiles -- with conventional or nuclear warheads.
The new subs can be submerged for many weeks. Because of their
speed and enhanced technology, the Dolphins are also difficult
to detect.
- The use of the submarines in the Indian Ocean, off the Iranian
coast, could spare Israel the need to fly over Arab countries
-- as it did in 1981, when it flew over Jordan to destroy the
Iraqi nuclear reactor near Baghdad. For whole story: http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/westview/v-printerfriendly/story/3202498p-3708551c.html
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THE CLEARING OF A JEWISH SETTLEMENT IN THE GAZA STRIP
"NO ISRAELI HAS BELIEVED WE COULD CONTROL THE GAZA STRIP
LONG TERM"
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- "SHARON WANTS PEACE"
- Senior Israeli advisor Dov Weisglass, 59, discusses
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's break with the Likud Party,
Sharon's future plans and the chances of peace with the Palestinians.
AP
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and advisor Dov Weisglass:
We want to provide people with a normal, quiet life.
SPIEGEL: With his decision to leave Likud, the
party he was instrumental in founding, and to run for office
in new elections with a new party, Israeli Prime Minister Ariel
Sharon has fundamentally changed Israel's political landscape.
Was this dramatic step truly necessary?
- Weisglass: It was unavoidable. Sharon would
not have been able to move forward in the peace process with
Likud's current direction. Because half the members of his party
were taking positions diametrically opposed to those of the prime
minister, the Gaza withdrawal was only possible with votes from
the opposition.
- SPIEGEL: And now Sharon is bringing his own
camp, the political right, to power. He himself is steering more
toward the center, despite his previous reputation as a hardliner.
- Weisglass: I see this differently. A portion
of the party drifted toward the extreme right. Sharon, however,
never left the political mainstream Likud represented for so
many years. After all, the first Likud prime minister, Menachem
Begin, wasn't on the extreme right. On the contrary -- he wanted
to establish a majority movement. Shortly after taking office
in 1977, Begin signed the historic peace treaty with Egypt.
- SPIEGEL: Does Sharon now intend to emulate
Begin -- and make history?
- Weisglass: He wants what every Israeli prime
minister has wanted -- to end the conflict with the Palestinians,
bring about peace and provide people with a normal, quiet life.
- SPIEGEL: Sharon's new party is called Kadima,
Hebrew for "Forward." How does Sharon intend to bring
about progress?
- Weisglass: Our approach is the international
peace plan, the Roadmap, which consists of three phases. The
first includes the complete cessation of violence and terror.
Once this is achieved in its entirety, a provisional Palestinian
state will be established within the current borders of the Autonomous
Territories. Only then will negotiations begin over the central
issues of the conflict: borders, the settlements, the fate of
Jerusalem and the Palestinian refugees.
- SPIEGEL: Do you plan to clear additional settlements
to accelerate the peace process?
- Weisglass: The prime minister has made it clear
that the West Bank and Gaza are two completely different matters.
No Israeli who wants to be taken seriously has ever believed
that we could control the Gaza Strip in the long term. It's a
different story in the West Bank. Territorial changes will only
take place there within the framework of negotiations over the
final status.
- SPIEGEL: No additional settlements will be
cleared without negotiations?
- Weisglass: Any further unilateral steps would
mean the end of the Roadmap. After all, the soul of this peace
plan lies in bilateral negotiations.
- SPIEGEL: Why didn't this apply to the withdrawal
from Gaza?
- Weisglass: The clearing of the settlements
there was completely separate from the Roadmap. The Gaza withdrawal
was based on an agreement with the Americans, who made it clear
to us that there will be no progress as long as the Palestinians
do not clamp down against terrorists and destroy their infrastructure.
This principle was revolutionary for us.
- SPIEGEL: So as a reward for the Gaza withdrawal,
you are now permitted to hold on to a large number of settlements
in the West Bank?
- Weisglass: There is an understanding with Washington
over continued Israeli control over large groups of Jewish settlements,
as well as the assurance that no Palestinian refugees will return
to Israel, but rather to a future Palestinian state. This is
stated in a letter from US President George W. Bush to Prime
Minister Sharon.
- Taking further unilateral steps would signify that we want
nothing to do with the Palestinians, that there is no one there
with whom we believe we can negotiate. This was true when (former
Palestinian Authority President) Yasser Arafat was still in control
and we decided to implement the Gaza Plan. At that time, we truly
had no one with whom to negotiate -- no partner.
- SPIEGEL: And now you do?
- Weisglass: Yes, now we have a partner. Of course,
we would like to see a more assertive Palestinian leadership.
But we have never rejected President Mahmoud Abbas.
- SPIEGEL: Do you hold Abbas in high regard?
- Weisglass: We know him very well and we have
a good working relationship with him. He is a decent Palestinian
statesman. We feel that his political philosophy and his view
of the key security issues are very positive. He recognizes the
dangers of terrorism and he understands just how damaging the
violence is, especially to the Palestinians. He is well-intentioned
and in this respect he is completely different from Arafat, who
we felt was the greatest obstacle to any progress at all. The
problem, however, is the gap between Abbas's good intentions
and his actual deeds... [Source: Der Spiegel Magazine ]
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- HOW CLOSE ARE WE?
- NOTE THE BACKDROP ON THIS PICTURE FROM ISRAEL
- REPRESENTED ARE: EU, UN, US AND RUSSIA, THE QUARTETT.
MUST READ: http://www.cephas-library.com/prophecy/prophecy_phase_1-4_daniel_7.6.html
- COUDL IT BE POSSIBLE? THAT THIS IS "THE LEOPARD AND
FOUR WINGS" (Daniel 7:6)?
- Daniel 7:6 After this (after he saw the first two beasts)
I beheld, and lo another, like a leopard, which had upon the
back of it four wings of a fowl; the beast had also four heads;
and dominion was given to it.
- Representatives from the United States, European Union, the
United Nations, and Russia formed a group known as the "The
Quartet," which began to shape international policy toward
resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The Quartet issued
the statement below regarding a road map for peace on September
17, 2002. The program is an outline that is evolving over time.
Palestinians and Israelis have greeted each version with various
reservations. At present writing (November) fighting continues,
and there is no real evidence of implementation of any part of
the plan. In October, President Bush issued his version of a
more detailed roadmap, based on Israeli and Palestinian input.
Another version was issued in December, 2002 and a third one
was leaked unofficially in April, 2003. Ami Isseroff
- 17-09-02 - Three-Phase Plan for Mideast Peace Outlined
Representatives of the United Nations, Russia, the European Union,
and the United States, known collectively as the "Quartet,"
released a statement September 17 outlining their plan to reach
a final peaceful settlement between Israel and the Palestinians.
- In what the statement described as a "concrete, three-phase
implementation roadmap," the Quartet envisioned a political
settlement between the two sides within three years.
- "The plan will not succeed unless it addresses political,
economic, humanitarian, and institutional dimensions and should
spell out reciprocal steps to be taken by the parties in each
of its phases," said the statement, adding that comprehensive
security performance by both sides "is essential."
- The first phase of the implementation plan, ending in mid
2003, calls for an Israeli withdrawal to positions it occupied
in September 2000, and for the Palestinians to hold "free,
fair, and credible elections." The Quartet also proposed
that an Ad Hoc Liaison Committee be formed "to review the
humanitarian situation and prospects for economic development
in the West Bank and Gaza and identify priority areas for donor
assistance, including to the reform process."
- Following the completion of the first phase, the Quartet
proposed the creation of a Palestinian state "with provisional
borders based upon a new constitution," leading to a final
phase of negotiations between the two parties aimed at achieving
a permanent solution.
- "Consistent with the vision expressed by President Bush,
this means that the Israeli occupation that began in 1967 will
be ended through a settlement negotiated between the parties
and based on U.N. resolutions 242 and 338, with Israeli withdrawal
to secure and recognized borders," said the statement.
- The Quartet members agreed to intensify their efforts towards
ending the violence and to achieve a settlement between Israel
and its Syrian and Lebanese neighbors. The statement also described
the peace proposal put forward by Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince
Abdullah and endorsed by the Arab League in March 2002 as a "vital
plan" of "continuing importance."
- Following is the text of a September 17 statement issued
by the United Nations, the European Union, Russia and the United
States (the Quartet): All was implemented in 2005. The whole
story:
- http://www.cephas-library.com/prophecy/prophecy_phase_1-4_daniel_7.6.html
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- ISRAELI 'RABBICOPS' PROBED
submitted by: kathelee@verizon.net
Hundreds of Israeli policemen are believed to be obtaining rabbinical
ordination to boost their salaries.
Citing Justice Ministry sources, Ha’aretz reported in a
weekend expose that as many as 600 policemen have taken courses
for the Orthodox clergy so they could receive $430 monthly stipends.
- According to the newspaper, some of the “rabbicops”
are openly secular, and the sages administering the ordination
courses have been known to allow their students to abbreviate
the studies for the sake of convenience. Police spokesmen declined
comment on the affair, citing a probe already under way.
Full story: http://jta.org/page_view_breaking_story.asp?intid=425
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