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Monday, July 18, 2005 |
BBC: "An 11-year-old girl who threw a stone at a group of boys pelting her with water balloons is being prosecuted on serious assault charges in California.
An ambulance was called, but arrived flanked by three police patrol vehicles. A helicopter meanwhile hovered overhead.
She has since spent five days in detention, in which she was granted one 30 minute visit by her parents, and has spent a month under house arrest."
In the meantime, the Bush cabal gets away with murder.
12:01:53 PM 
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Independent: "Three new offences will be contained in the Counter-Terrorism Bill, due to be published later this year.
A new offence of 'indirect incitement' to terrorism aimed at restraining firebrand militants will make it a crime to glorify or condone terrorism if the intention is to incite people to take part in attacks.
Legislation outlawing 'acts preparatory to terrorism' will make it a crime to plan or prepare for a terror act, including accessing terrorist websites."
This would mean that free press, freedom of opinion and information are at risk. A government that has been proven to have started an illegal war and is persisting in it, would of course consider any form of criticism of its policies to be an incitement to or condonation of terrorism.
11:54:26 AM
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© Copyright 2005 Hetty Litjens.
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