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September 14, 2004
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Gun shops see business jump
USA Today, 9-14-04
WASHINGTON — The expiration of
the 10-year-old ban on 19 types of assault weapons Monday drove up ...
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Vote for Bush
or die
Cincinnati Post, 9-14-04
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At least Dick Cheney didn't call Kerry himself a terrorist, a
label he once applied to Nelson Mandela. But this was no slip of the tongue.
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'USA Today' May Play Role in Resolving Issue of Bush's
Military ...
Editor & Publisher
(subscription), NY, 9-14-04
... overlooked, angles in the continuing flap over
the "60 Minutes" documents relating the President Bush's military service is
the role USA Today may play in its ...
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All I
want for Christmas is -- a shoulder mounted stinger missile.
"The
nationwide ban on assault weapons expired yesterday... John Kerry criticized President Bush for not fighting to renew the ban.
Well, you can understand why President Bush doesn't want to renew the ban on
assault weapons. These are the first weapons of mass destruction he's actually
been able to find!" --
Jay Leno
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The-World-Is-A-Safer-Place-Without-Saddam News
"Political pundits are
saying President George W. Bush has made gains in two key states: dazed and
confused."
-- David Letterman
Disturbing News
"There are now a lot of
questions about the authenticity of these memos shown on '60 Minutes' about
President Bush and his service in the National Guard. Let me tell you something.
If there's one thing you don't want to see, it's a president who really didn't
win the election being brought down by phony documents." -- Jay Leno
Republican Shenanigans
The Republicans claim the
documents must be fakes, but an old typewriter shows it is the Republicans who
are lying.
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"You know
I'm not sure if our homeland security has improved that much. Like today the CIA
called the state of Florida and said, 'There might be a hurricane heading your
way.' " -- Jay
Leno
Good News
Biz/Tech
News
AHNC History
Flashback
Grand Cayman island flooded by Hurricane Ivan,
September 13, 2004.
Cayman Islands has only 33,000 people but is the world's fifth largest banking
center, thanks to its no-tax regime, lenient regulations and strict
confidentiality laws.
Cayman Islands relies heavily on foreign business and is home to more than 570
banks and trust companies, 2,238 mutual funds and 499 captive insurance
companies. Some 40,000 offshore companies are registered here.
CNN
One unexplored approach to
unraveling the Enron scandal may lie in the company's use of offshore tax
havens, which have scant banking-disclosure laws. The company had over 2800
subsidiaries, some 800 of which were headquartered in nations officially
designated as tax havens, including the Cayman Islands.
–- The Village Voice, Bush Gave Enron Breathing Room, January 2002
Have you been to
www.democrats.com lately?
Bush-Prison-Torture News
Kitty Kelley Publisher Seeks Damages
AP -- Sept. 9
The
publisher of Kitty Kelley's controversial new biography of the Bush family has
accused Newsweek of allegedly violating a prepublication agreement and said the
magazine owed "substantial damages."
Kerry/Edwards News
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"The
candidates are arguing about the exact format of the presidential debates. Kerry
wants to stand behind a podium, and Bush wants to stand behind Dick Cheney."
-- Jay Leno
Odd News
A view from Brooklyn, New York,
of the 9-11 World Trade Center Tribute. Photograph taken by AHNC viewer, Jo-Ann.
Peace.