Issue 26, Monday Sept 6th 2004
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EU to request UN intervention in nuclear inspection row.
After Iraq, Iran and Syria, the United Nations is being asked to intervene to solve yet another crisis involving a UN member country which has failed to allow access to inspectors or account for highly-radioactive materials at a controversial plant. >>>

BNFL authorised to kill a further 600
The UK environment agency yesterday gave the official go-ahead for the Sellafield plant, owned by British nuclear fuels, to put to death a further 600 residents of England’s Lake District on top of the 2700 people who may already have died or be dying as a direct result of the plants operation. >>>

War and Peace, new study
The World Peace Organization (WPO), yesterday released a new report proving definitively that aggressive foreign policies, military interventions, and the waging of armed combat against opponents does lead to peace. >>>

European Commission Revamps Budget Pact
The European Commission yesterday announced a complete overhaul of it’s Budget Stability Pact.
The Pact, which was designed to control and unify the economies of EC member states has been in trouble for over three years.
Initially Greece, Sweden, Spain and the Netherlands requested modification of the rules, which impose heavy fines on member states that allow their budget deficits to overstep a 3% absolute limit.
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Prozac in water may explain political drift
A new study by the United Kingdom Association of Independent Clinicians (UKAIC) yesterday claimed to have identified a possible reason for the long known drift to the right of UK governments.
The House of Commons water supply has been found to contain high levels of Venuflaxin (Prozac), and the report claims, constant and repeated consumption may be changing the way politicians think.
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New Schwarzenegger film to launch before November election
Arnold Schwarzenegger’s new film, “Partial Recall” is to launch before this November’s Presidential election, Warner Films announced yesterday.
The film which will is based on a fictional account of the Governor of California’s childhood memories involve Russian tanks rolling through the streets of Austria and the effect that his first hand experience of Communism has had on his political career. The film, Warner was keen to point out, is pure fiction.
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Jeb Bush says God pissed with Florida



Governor Jeb Bush, yesterday claimed that many suffering today need to look at their own past conduct and ask themselves why God’s wrath if falling upon them.

Speaking to CNN’s Deirdre Dewdrop, Jeb told viewers, “It’s become fashionable in these times to forget personal responsibility and to claim bad luck when on is struck down by a personal tragedy. I think the people of Florida should be looking at their conduct these last years and asking themselves why God is so pissed with them as to send hurricane Frances over this way.”.

He went on to give his own hint of the reasons behind God’s anger. “I think you have to look no further than the failure to understand the voting procedure that enabled my Evil brother to become President… The poor are suffering, soldiers are dying and the world is becoming a terrifying and unstable place, and I doubt that God likes that so much, ya know?"
"The people of Florida and their wobbly voting procedures are directly responsible for the state of the world and hurricane Francis is God’s way of telling us that he’s almighty and pissed, and that we’re mortal and screwed."





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