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Beat the system
by The Summoner of Death Thursday, Mar. 27, 2003 at 4:31 PM

red paint beat back

Beat the system...
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Supply is discontinued at five points on 250 miles by attacks - fear that encirclement of US troops at Bagdad is possible - Bush is planning deployment of MOAB - not far to nuke - total barrier of Al Jazira in U.S. - the solely free commentatorship was not scheduled from the emmbedded billion dollar propaganda machine - permanent hacker attacks against Al Jazira website by pentagon to warrant the patriotic embedded flow of information - CD's of the country band Dixie Chicks got trampled down in public because of their anti war statement - Michael Moore got stigmatized as an marxis by an broadcast station - at Central command briefing in Qatar today at 7:18 New York time it was assured that the U.S. have no chemical weapons - thousands of bombs daily on Bagdad but U.S. military assure ther is no proof that they have bombed the market, they must have bombed themselves - CNN reporter on the air got regale about the annihilation of iraqi soldiers - heroic british soldiers blubber in public - U.S. soldier want go back in Iraq to avenge his injury by killing a few more iraq people - over a million people of Basra are drinking infested river water till today, the children pass away, the war must stay clean, the american and british nation get permanent shammed and the truth looks like different.

total resistance - beat the system - red paint beat back - worldwide - against branches, buildings and interior decoration of american companies to constrict their business activities and handicap the cash flow for their war - supermarkets, convenience restaurants, embassies, commercial agencies and banks - stand up now for total resistance

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