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Planet of the Apes is possibly the stupidest movie I have ever seen. Then again the competition is ferocious. Is it a warning from on high or are they laughing at us?

As the FBI goes looking for some non-existent killer worm on the Net, and D.C. cops again comb the parks looking for Chandra Levy, the rest of the world seems to be collapsing into a state of chronic war. The day opens with a bombing in London, IRA, of course, that will serve nicely to direct those "peace talks" in whatever direction the authorites want them to go. You might call this week's events in Argentina "Another one bites the dust", country, that is. as thousands take to the streets to protest another cut in social programs in accordance with the diktat of the World Bank and IMF. Israel murders 15 Palestinians in one 24 hour period and a few predictable bleats are heard. Over a million in Nicaragua are threatened by drought and its consequences, starvation, which the President of the country denies.

It should have been a banner week for stocks in the arms industry. Reports from Congo estimate that 350,000 have died in that country's foreign fueled wars in the last decade while another 2 million fell victim to the side effects of war - famine and disease.

Japan is doctoring its history books in order to minimize their atrocities in the Pacific rim during World War II and Italy transfers three cops in response to the mess in Genoa... so much for government responsibility.

For a different view of what goes on in Palestine and what went on in Genoa click to David Icke's website and scroll to the entries under August 1 for eyewitness reports.


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Argentina



As markets applaud cuts... ( World Socialist Website )


Strike slams austerity plan Go to website, scroll to title on right. ( Rsource Center of the Americas )


Wall Street's Man In Charge ( WSW )




Congo



Huge death toll in Congo ( The Guardian of Great Britain )



Afghanistan



Taliban seeks U.S. friendship ( Nando )



Great Britain



London bombing claims seven ( BBC )


Shepp slaughter will cost Britain over 5 billion pounds ( BBC )



Kenya



Moi sues ex-U.S. ambassador ( BBC )


Moi toys with his fate. ( Africa Analysis )


Do we really want important presidents? ( The East African )



Italy



Genoa violence claims police scalps ( BBC )



Middle East


US hits Iran and Libya with new sanctions*NEW ( BBC )


Israelis launch missile attack on Palestinian leader's car *NEW ( BBC )


Israeli attack kills eight Palestinians ( The Guardian )


Mideast War- Really Imminent? ( Pravda )


Gulf War Syndrome - Biological Black Magic ( Nexus )


American Apache killed eight Palestinians ( Palestine Info )


U.S. boycotting debate on Zionism ( Pan African News Agency )


Statement of the Political bureau chief of the Hams Movment in reponse to the eight killed in Nablus Go to site, click on story ( Palestine Information Center )


Things we will never talk about ( Al Ahram )


Arafat pushes for peacekeepers ( The Australian )



The Magic Kingdom



Worm costs $1.2 billion ( BBC )


Much ado about nothing ( BBC )


US-United merger off ( BBC )



Japan


Did we or didn't we? ( Newsday )



Australia



Australia signs up with the Empire ( The Canberra Times )



Nicaragua



Nicaraguan president denies famine as drought victims total 1.4 million in region ( AFP )



Flow of the Dough



Bank of Scotland and Halifax merger gets go ahead ( BBC )


Royal Bank of Scotland and Mellon cutting a $2.1 bn deal ( BBC )


Blair warns EU on economic 'disaster' ( BBC )


World Bank questions US plan for poor ( BBC )





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