red, see

* "In particular, schools were told to watch for activities that may be legitimate on their own _ but may suggest a threat if many of them occur.
Among those activities:
_ Prolonged "static surveillance" by people disguised as panhandlers, shoe shiners, newspaper or flower vendors or street sweepers not previously seen in the area.
_ People staring at or quickly looking away from employees or vehicles as they enter or leave parking areas.
_ Foot surveillance of campuses involving individuals working together."
note to terrorists: walk alone.
http://www.newsday.com/news/local/wire/ny-bc-nj--schools-warnings1007oct07,0,3711666.story?coll=ny-ap-regional-wire

* fauxnews have a new one - they do the biznews and they show the nasdaq results before the dow - cos 'down 20' sounds better than down '120'

* "The California district attorney prosecuting Michael Jackson on child molestation charges is "blinded by zeal" and "personal animosity" and must be removed from the case, lawyers for the performer charged in court documents made public today." does anyone doubt this? or at least, have doubts? http://theage.com.au/articles/2004/10/08/1097089533020.html

* "The Republic of Korea government is also wondering why President Bush (once again) neglected to mention South Korea's contribution to the war in Iraq - the third largest foreign troop presence after the US and UK" http://atimes.com/atimes/Korea/FJ05Dg02.html

* i just saw the cnn/insight piece on the ozelection - it had all the bits i've been been nervous about seeing in the intl spin abuot the ozelection... but it prolly doesnt mean much - id been expecting more of a buildup - altho short memories and all that - one nice bit: they called the enviro issues (which is giving the Greens 12+% of the vote) 'a dispute about trees'. nice.

* "When asked, during a custodial interview, whether he would have reinstituted a WMD programme after sanctions were lifted, Saddam's answer implied that Iraq would have done what was necessary." thats prolly the best theyve got - an implication. nice. http://www.guardian.co.uk/Iraq/Story/0,2763,1321563,00.html

* ""Saddam tended to characterise, in a very Heming wayesque way, his life as a relentless struggle against overwhelming odds, but carried out with courage, perseverance and dignity," the report notes." what sort of report is this??? i betchya $100 that hansblix wouldnt write this nonsense. im surprised they dont give him a nickname. Ahab praps.





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