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Digitize your old 16mm and 8mm films also your old videos - Great!
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APJune 5, 2004: Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr, left, steps from an office
building in Najaf, Iraq.BAGHDAD The political party loyal to radical Shiite
cleric Muqtada al-Sadr called Monday for the dissolution of Iraq's parliament and
new elections in another move that could escalate the country's growing sectarian
crisis.The anti-American Sadrist bloc is a partner in the Shiite-dominated government of
Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki. Bahaa al-Aaraji, the head of the Sadrists' bloc
in parliament, said the elections are needed because of instability in the
country and problems that threaten Iraq's sovereignty."The political partners cannot find solutions
for the problems that threaten to divide Iraq," he said.Iraq plunged into
a new sectarian crisis last week, just days after the last American
troops withdrew at the end of a nearly nine-year war.The new political
crisis has been accompanied by a new wave of attacks on the
Iraqi capital by suspected Sunni insurgents
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tors began protesting against Saleh and calling for his ouster. The Yemeni
government responded with force, leaving hundreds of protesters dead and stoking fears
of instability. Saleh had not been expected to return after his injuries
but surprised many by trying to regain power.Last month, Saleh agreed to
a U.S.- and Saudi-backed deal to hand over authority to his vice
president and commit to stepping down completely in exchange for immunity. The
deal further angered Saleh's opponents, who demanded he be tried for his
attacks on protesters.On Saturday, activists claimed that troops commanded by Saleh's relatives
attacked protesters in Sanaa, killing at least nine people. Tens of thousands
of people demonstrated the following day, protesting the deaths and demanding the
resignation of Vice President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi for failing to bring
the killers to justice.On Monday, President Obama's counterterrorism chief John Brennan called
Hadi to discuss recent vi
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get is in the form of federal money -- often with intrusive
rules accompanying it -- the committee, led by state Rep. Gregory M.
Sorg, suggested that every state program that uses federal dollars must contain
an explanation of the constitutional authority permitting federal involvement."The extent to which
the federal government has insinuated itself into the budget and the administration
of the government of this state has been found to be too
great for this committee even adequately to identify and quantify, much less
to determine the remedies for in the time available to it," the
report reads. "The cure to the state's by-now narcotic-like dependence on federal
funding for even basic state and local services cannot be other than
a long term process."New Hampshire's Legislature convenes next month, and while no
bill has yet been introduced to tackle all the panel's recommendations, Van
Ostern said it's suicidal to reject federal tax dollars, particularly since
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Camp Ashraf. They argue that the U.S. has a moral obligation to
protect the Camp Ashraf residents because the U.S. military convinced the MEK
to disarm after the U.S. invasion, promising them protection and then washed
its hands of the situation."The United States General gave a guarantee in
2003, when we invaded Iraq and they surrendered their arms, heavy arms
and light arms that they could have used to defend themselves," says
former Attorney General Michael Mukasey. "We gave them a guarantee that they
would be treated as protected persons."Fox News has obtained the July 21,
2004 letter signed by U.S. Army Major General Geoffrey Miller, Deputy Commanding
General of Multi-National Forces Iraq, who wrote, "I am writing to congratulate
each individual living in Camp Ashraf on their recognition as protected persons
under the 4th Geneva Convention."Click here to read the letter from U.S.
Army Major General Geoffrey Miller.A year later Major General William Brandenb
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