Issue 25, Friday July 29th 2004
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UK Home Secretary Sides Against Evil
The UK home secretary yesterday put his government clearly on the side of Good by promising to legislate to protect companies and individuals in the UK performing vivisection. >>>

Bush To Create Votes Commission
George W. Bush yesterday announced the creation of an independent commission, which will decide which votes should be counted in the next election.
The move follows increasing criticism in the wake of Michael Moore’s film Fahrenheit 9/11 which shows members of the Congressional Black Caucus protesting about exclusion of thousands of Black US citizens from the previous Presidential elections.
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Provigil not for troops says Hoon
The UK government yesterday denied that the order for 24,000 tablets of the anti-sleep stimulant drug, Provigil recently placed by the Ministry of Defence is destined for use by Troops in Iraq. >>>

Democrats Use Computer Model For Election Strategy
The Democrats yesterday admitted having signed a contract with Berkley University for “Computer modelling services.”
The aim of the commissioned study is, they claim, to analyse different voting scenarios in the run up to the 2004 presidential election.
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Osama says Bush Plan is "A Result"
In yet another grainy broadcast video, Osama Bin Laden, yesterday gave the thumbs up to George W. Bush’s latest plan to send Saudi Muslim troops to Iraq.
“It’s absolutely fabulous,” he enthused.
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The Bush administration has clearly now chosen its election strategy.
After hesitating for some time between saying that things will be different or emphasising continuity the Republicans have clearly chose to fight the 2004 presidentials on the grounds of continuity.>>>
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