These writings are soley my veiw on things as I see
them. I have loved birds as long as I can remember. The blogs that I write on other matters
in this world, are my veiws. Everyone has different view, as we all know. I do NOT mean to
offend or hurt anyone's feelings, with my views. But,......on that note, this still is America,
and we do still have "Freedom of Speech"......I think. I only hope that you find my writings
imformitive and mind provoking. Just something out of the "Ho-Hum" of the everyday.
be blessed..............
haney
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Parton "shocked" at Howard Stern radio segment| Posted at 09:05 AM on May 16, 2008 |
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Bin Laden marks Israel anniversary with combat vowFri May 16, 2008 7:50am EDT
By Lin Noueihed
(with my thought interjected throughout)
DUBAI (Reuters) - Osama bin Laden vowed in an audio tape to mark Israel's 60th anniversary to continue to fight the Jewish state and its allies in the West( that meaning us, the United States).
The al Qaeda leader, who has placed growing emphasis on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, said it was at the heart of the Muslim battle with the West and an inspiration to the 19 bombers who carried out the attacks on U.S. cities on September 11, 2001.
"We will continue, god (all gods are NOT the same as God, the "Alpha & Omega") permitting, the fight against the Israelis and their allies ... and will not give up a single inch of Palestine as long as there is one true Muslim on earth," he said in the message, posted on an Islamist website on Friday.
Bin Laden said Israel's anniversary celebrations were a reminder that it did not exist 60 years ago, ( then Bin Laden needs to go back further in history and he WILL see that it was a God given Jewish land first! In Genesis 12: 1, 2, 3.....is where it starts. Then look at Genesis 17: 5-9; "And I will give unto thee, and to thy seed after thee, the land wherein thou art a stranger, all the land of Canaan, for an everlasting possession; and I will be their God.") and had been established on land seized from Palestinians by force.
"This is evidence that Palestine is our land, and the Israelis are invaders and occupiers who should be fought," he said.
The Saudi-born militant also said that decades of peace initiatives
had failed to establish a Palestinian state, and the West had proved
time and again that it sided with Israel. (And thank God it is so. For in Genesis 32:27& 28, we are told who Israel is. And back in Genesis 12:3, God says; "I will bless them that bless thee, and curse him that curseth thee:")
"The participation of Western leaders with the Jews in this celebration confirms that the West backs this Jewish occupation of our land, and that they stand in the Israeli corner against us," he said. "They proved this in practice by sending their forces to southern Lebanon."
He also said Western media had over the years painted Israelis as victims, and the Palestinians who had been displaced from their land as terrorists.The authenticity of the tape could not immediately be verified but the voice sounded like Bin Laden's.
Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman Arye Mekel dismissed the tape as the ravings of a terrorist.
"We don't pay any attention to the threats of a crazy terrorist. (Oh really? Is that how 9/11 happened??) The time has come for him to be caught and to be punished for all his crimes," Mekel said.
Laura Mansfield, an organization that monitors Islamist websites, said Bin Laden was shifting emphasis: "In his initial messages, bin Laden's focus was on the removal of U.S. forces from (Saudi Arabia) but in recent years he has more closely wedded himself to the Palestinian issue."
In a message on March 20, bin Laden urged Muslims to maintain the struggle against U.S. forces in Iraq as a path toward "liberating Palestine".
Al Qaeda has vowed attacks on Jews both inside and outside Israel, and regularly expressed support for the Palestinians.
Al Qaeda is widely blamed for a suicide attack on an Israeli-owned hotel in Kenya and a simultaneous failed attempt to shoot down an Israeli charter jet near Mombasa airport in Kenya in 2002.
But despite calls by al Qaeda supporters for the militant network to establish a presence in Palestinian areas, U.S. intelligence officials see no evidence it has done so.
Analysts say it faces competition for turf, in particular in the Gaza Strip, from the well-established Hamas.
Bin Laden said the Palestinians in Gaza Strip were being subjected to a "slow death" and blamed U.S.-allied Egypt for helping Israel to besiege the overcrowded Hamas-run area.
Reuters.com| Posted at 07:16 PM on May 15, 2008 |
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Hundreds of people showed up at San Francisco City Hall, including some women in wedding dresses and at least one carrying an open bottle of Champagne.
?It?s just amazing to feel like I am a full citizen
? I am not a second-class citizen,? said Christmas Leubrie, a nurse,
who was with her partner, Alice Heimsoth, across the street from City
Hall on the steps of the Supreme Court building.
Well, we've done it!...... The World HAS Gone to Hell in a hand basket!!!!
Anyone who thinks the same sex is a turn on.......is not right to start with. Just about 3 bricks shy of a load!!!! Of course, opinions are like assholes.....everyone has one! This is mine!!!!!
be blessed........
haney
| Posted at 06:54 PM on May 15, 2008 |
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Alleged MySpace 'cyber-bully' indicted in teen's suicide| Posted at 07:33 AM on May 09, 2008 |
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"I constantly knew, during the entire 24 years,
that what I did was not right, that I must have been crazy because I
did something like this," the Austrian magazine News quoted Fritzl as saying through his lawyer.
The lawyer, Rudolf Mayer, confirmed Thursday to The Associated Press that Fritzl made the remarks during a series of conversations with him at a prison in St. Poelten, west of Vienna, where he is being held in pretrial detention.
Since the case came to light last month, Fritzl has confessed to locking up daughter Elisabeth in 1984, repeatedly raping her and fathering her seven children. He said three of the children were raised in a cellar in his home in Amstetten, never seeing the light of day; three were raised above ground by him and his wife, and one died in infancy.
Charges have not yet been filed against him.
"I tried as best I could to care for my family in the cellar," Fritzl said in the published comments.
"When I went into the bunker, I brought my daughter flowers and my children books and stuffed animals," Fritzl said, adding that he would watch adventure videos with the children while Elisabeth cooked their favorite meals.
"And then we'd all sit at the kitchen table and eat together," he said.
Fritzl's double life began to disintegrate when Elisabeth's oldest child, a 19-year-old woman, was hospitalized with a severe infection.
Unable to find medical records for the woman, doctors appealed for her mother to come forward. Fritzl accompanied Elisabeth to the hospital on April 26.
In other comments published by the News, Fritzl said he grew up an only child in "humble circumstances" and that his mother, whom he "admired very much," threw his father out of the house when he was 4.
"She was the boss at home, and I the only man in the house," Fritzl said of his mother.
Fritzl also said he considered good behavior and decency important, and that Elisabeth had stopped following rules when she hit puberty.
After locking her up, Fritzl said he repeatedly thought about letting her go but was scared about being arrested and having people find out what he had done.
"With every week that I held my daughter captive, my situation got crazier ... it's true, I thought repeatedly about whether I should let her go or not," he said.
Fritzl, who always wanted to have a large family, said he was happy about the children Elisabeth bore him. To prepare her for labor, he brought her medical books, towels, disinfectants and diapers, he said.
"Elisabeth was, of course, scared of the delivery," he said.
| Posted at 07:25 PM on April 28, 2008 |
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A 73-year-old Austrian man has confessed to imprisoning his daughter
in a cellar for 24 years and fathering her seven children, police have
said.Police said Josef Fritzl also admitted burning the body of a baby that died at the house in Amstetten, Lower Austria.
Mr Fritzl has been taken to court while authorities are caring for the woman, now 42, and her six surviving children.
Photos of the man's basement show a concealed network of tiny windowless chambers which were soundproofed.
Prosecutors say Mr Fritzl is expected to be taken into protective custody after appearing before a magistrate.
The woman, Elisabeth, disappeared aged 18 on 28 August 1984 when, according to her testimony to police, her father lured her into the cellar, drugging and handcuffing her before locking her up.
She is reported to have been made to write a letter which made it look as if she had run away.
The head of the criminal affairs bureau in Lower Austria, Franz Polzer, said Mr Fritzl had admitted sexually abusing his daughter repeatedly during the time he imprisoned her.
Mr Polzer said Mr Fritzl told investigators Elisabeth had given birth to seven children, including twins in 1996, but one died shortly after being born and that he had thrown the body into an incinerator in the building.
The surviving children are now aged between five and 19 years.
The cellar rooms, covering an area of approximately 60 sq m (650 sq ft), were equipped for sleeping and cooking, and with sanitary facilities.
A reinforced concrete door was built into the wall that
separated the "dungeon" from the house and electronically locked - the
code known only to the suspect, who provided his captives with food and
necessities, police said.
Three of the children were kept in the cellar with their mother and had never seen daylight, police told a news conference.
The other three children were adopted or fostered by the suspect, after he forced Elisabeth to write a letter saying she could not look after the baby, according to police.
His wife, Rosemarie, with whom he had seven of their own children, appears to have been unaware of the alleged crimes.
The security chief for Lower Austria, Franz Prucher, said he had been down into the cellar where it was easy to understand how the abuse was not discovered.
"The cellar is very deep," he said. "There you can cry and nobody will hear, nobody. There you can cry as loud as you can, you can hear nothing."
The alleged abuse and Mr Fritzl's apparent double life came to
light when the eldest of the children in the cellar, 19-year-old
Kerstin, became seriously ill earlier this month and had to be taken to
hospital.
A television appeal by medical staff for the patient's mother was seen by Elisabeth on a TV set in the cellar and she urged her father to let her go to hospital.
Police arrested Mr Fritzl shortly afterwards and took all the children into care.
"If you look at him today, you would hardly believe he was capable of doing these things. This man led a double life for 24 years," said Mr Polzer.
He said it was incredible that it had been kept secret for all that time.
Both the father and Elisabeth say no one else had access to the cellar, according to police, who are appealing to anyone with information about Mr Fritzl to contact them.
Asked why the captives had not tried to escape before, Mr Polzer said one had to consider the fact that the woman was small and weak and even the eldest boy, now 18, was "a small boy, a weak boy".
"You have to put yourself into the situation of these people," he said. "They led a completely different life to ours, they do not know what we know. These children were born into the jail, they knew nothing else."
Illness
Kerstin is said to be in a coma in hospital.
The head of the intensive care unit at the Amstetten hospital,
Albert Reiter, said the impact of her experiences would eventually
become clearer.
"The connection between the effects of 20 years without daylight, the incest and other illnesses, we will research in the coming hours and days," he said.
The media were told the other children who had been kept in the cellar were in surprising physical health, but very pale.
The region's district governor, Hans-Heinz Lenze, said he had spoken to the five-year-old boy.
"He even told me how happy he was and how fantastic it was to ride in a real car," he said.
Help offer
Journalist Andreas Wetz, of the daily newspaper Die Presse, told the BBC the suspect's neighbours in Amstetten, a small town about 130km (80 miles) west of Vienna, were in shock at the revelations.
"The man who is said to have done this, they said he was funny, he talked to neighbours, he might be a little introverted, but they had no idea that this person could do this," he said.
The BBC's Bethany Bell says the case is reminiscent of that of Natascha Kampusch, the Austrian teenager held captive in a cellar in a house in a Vienna suburb for eight years, who ran to freedom in 2006.
While police are not connecting the two cases, many Austrians are asking how such matters went undiscovered, she says.
Miss Kampusch, now 20, has offered to help the victims. She told Austria's ORF radio: "I can imagine that it is very difficult both for the mother of the children as well as for the wife of the perpetrator to get through this."



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In sorrow tears flow frequently. God who made us and knows our needs gave us tears as an outlet for sadness. Tears do not flow only from the pitiful and the weak; they spring also from the love and tenderness of the strong. We should NEVER be ashamed of our tears, whether in private sorrow or public grieving. The speak for us of love toward those we have lost. Tears alleviate our grief and encourage the healing of our wounds.
