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    • Six Resentenced to Death in Libyan AIDS Case

      Posted by Justonehumbletruthseeker from Washington Post

      Five Bulgarian nurses and one Palestinian doctor have been charged with the death sentence on claims of infecting 426 Libyan children with the AIDS virus, though independent researchers have stated the infection probably occured before their arrival due to poor hygiene in the hospitals. http://www.nestesami.bg/main/home.php?lang=_en

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      A Proposal to Ban Spanking Sparks Debate

      Posted by Jeff from New York Times

      I think this is a fascinating and important topic. I promise to blog more about this soon: The governor said that when disciplining his four children, he and his wife, Maria Shriver, declined to spank. “I think any time we try to pass laws that say you’ve got to protect the kids, it’s, in general, always good,” he added.

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    • AIDS in India

      Posted by Justonehumbletruthseeker from Reuters UK

      Did you know that families in India "often disown their HIV-positive family members"? Or that children with AIDS could be kicked out of schools and/or orphanages? Or that people may be denied housing by landlords if they have AIDS?

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    Jeff comments on:

    None Dare Call It Child Care

    And we have thousands of homeless, mentally ill people (many veterans of the Vietnam war) out on the streets every night. This country lacks a lot of consciousness – yet it is righteous that it is the most ethical, most moral in the world.

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    10:15 pm 10/18/07
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    Sandyenglish comments on:

    Iraqi infant mortality soars to 150 percent--a damning revelation of US war crimes

    The wsws has already changed the preposition.

    http://www.wsws.org/articles/2007/may2007/iraq-m09.shtml

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    8:01 am 6/03/07
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    Sandyenglish comments on:

    Iraqi infant mortality soars to 150 percent--a damning revelation of US war crimes

    Thanks. I’ll forward this to the author.

    SE

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    7:54 am 6/03/07
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