Louisiana No Warrant Search Home/business

"NEW ORLEANS -- It's a groundbreaking court decision that legal experts say will affect everyone: Police officers in Louisiana no longer need a search or arrest warrant to conduct a brief search of your home or business."

http://www.theneworleanschannel.com/news/2953483/detail.html

"The cascade of events touches off a tsunami that engulfs the rest of the global economy, submerging the world in deep recession."

http://www.guardian.co.uk/comment/story/0,3604,1176401,00.html

Hmmmm. The road to hades is paved with good intentions. Thanks for putting this info out there.

indeed thankz for sharing this value info.
wit gas prices shooting so high like 2.89 here oil is sky rocketing
and to think no roder is needed to enter ya home or business now
thanks for this

"Harris discovered that she could enter the vote database using Microsoft Access -- a standard program often bundled with Microsoft Office -- and change votes without leaving a trace."

http://www.wired.com/news/evote/0,2645,62790,00.html?tw=wn_tophead_1

”Why would Iraq attack America or use nuclear weapons against us? I'll tell you what I think the real threat (is) and actually has been since 1990 -- it's the threat against Israel,” Zelikow told a crowd at the University of Virginia on Sep. 10, 2002, speaking on a panel of foreign policy experts assessing the impact of 9/11 and the future of the war on the al-Qaeda terrorist organisation.

”And this is the threat that dare not speak its name, because the Europeans don't care deeply about that threat, I will tell you frankly. And the American government doesn't want to lean too hard on it rhetorically, because it is not a popular sell,” said Zelikow."

http://www.ipsnews.net/africa/interna.asp?idnews=23078

" . . . putting Four Million Pounds of Radioactive Uranium Dust (RUD) on the ground in Iraq was a definitely "on-purpose" kind of thing. It was not "just an accident." WE, THE CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES, THROUGH OUR KIDS in the Army, did this on purpose."

http://www.dissidentvoice.org/Mar04/Nichols0327.htm

" . . . reparations is a political term, but justice is spiritual and political.

In order to gain reparations, one must appeal to a government that may or may not listen. But . . . when we lie down, justice lies down with us, and when we get up, justice gets up with us. Justice is not concerned with the World Court or the International Criminal Court or the local judge or the local court.

The justice with which God has set the balance in the universe caused Jesus to say: "He who lives by the sword will die by the sword." "He who has led into captivity will go into captivity." "A man shall reap what he sows." The Prophet Obadiah says, "As thou has done, so shall it be done unto you." These laws of justice have nothing to do with man’s courts; they have everything to do with the highest Court, the Universal Court of the Divine Supreme Being."

--Saviours’ Day 2004: Min. Farrakhan, February 29, UIC Pavilion, Chicago, Illinois.

http://www.finalcall.com/artman/publish/article_1337.shtml

kannte
i like this thread...i kind of read a lot..but you bring me to info not necessarily in my area of the country.
1- since the Guiliani administration in nyc i believe the police have the right to go in a search without a warrant (as a matter a fact a woman died and her family is suing the city now because of just such an offense)
2-have you seen the erich blum(something) video's regarding our connections of saddam and that "we have always had him" (that is a play on our relatiionship with him over the years)
I had aread athe Zelikow speech at the UV in 2002...but interesting to read it now..
thanks for info..
keep it coming

McKinney, seen as a foe of Israel, to run for her old seat in Congress

"Morris Amitay, a leading fund-raiser in the Jewish community, said it was too early to determine how much effort the Jewish community would put into defeating McKinney this year, though he suggested there would be enough time to rally around a candidate before the July primary."

http://www.jta.org/page_view_story.asp?intarticleid=13941&intcategoryid=3

" . . . reparations is a political term, but justice is spiritual and political.

In order to gain reparations, one must appeal to a government that may or may not listen. But . . . when we lie down, justice lies down with us, and when we get up, justice gets up with us. Justice is not concerned with the World Court or the International Criminal Court or the local judge or the local court.

The justice with which God has set the balance in the universe caused Jesus to say: "He who lives by the sword will die by the sword." "He who has led into captivity will go into captivity." "A man shall reap what he sows." The Prophet Obadiah says, "As thou has done, so shall it be done unto you." These laws of justice have nothing to do with man’s courts; they have everything to do with the highest Court, the Universal Court of the Divine Supreme Being."

--Saviours’ Day 2004: Min. Farrakhan, February 29, UIC Pavilion, Chicago, Illinois.

http://www.finalcall.com/artman/publish/article_1337.shtml
kannte,

just wanted to ask, do you belive those will "get theres" or do you belive we should give them theres. these people have been hating for centuries. obviously god could give a f$*&k about those being hated on. why is this. is there a supreme being(i believe so, but i don't now since i have never seen him/her/it) ? if so he/her/it should be impeached for letting this crap go on. not trying to be negative just wanted feed back from ya. questions i often ponder many times blacks can be overly faithful in my eyes.if the tables ever turn should we pay the haters back?

one love

Peace Therious,

You ask

" . . . do you belive those will "get theres" or do you belive we should give them theres.[?]

Brother Farrakhan answered your question in the excerpt above:

"The justice with which God has set the balance in the universe caused Jesus to say:

"He who lives by the sword will die by the sword."

"He who has led into captivity will go into captivity."

"A man shall reap what he sows."

The Prophet Obadiah says,

"As thou has done, so shall it be done unto you."

"These laws of justice have nothing to do with man’s courts; they have everything to do with the highest Court, the Universal Court of the Divine Supreme Being."

" . . . these people have been hating for centuries. obviously god could give a f$*&k about those being hated on. why is this.[?]

Brother Therious,

If you clicked on the link and read the article brother Farrakhan ask the same question as you but in different words:

"Do you think the Prophets saw our slavery? Does God grieve for us?"

" . . . is there a supreme being(i believe so, but i don't now since i have never seen him/her/it) ?"

Here in this question you express "belief" in a Supreme Creator, but you also express "doubt" you say because you "never never seen him/her/it . . ."

" . . . if so he/her/it should be impeached for letting this crap go on."

Brother I can understand, you're feeling this way, and it is a legitimate, very, very natural and "justifiable" feeling. However, there is a REASON WHY, our Father, the LORD of Creation ordained that the Black Nation of America were to suffer 430 years of bondage and slavery in America. Min. Farrakhan ask the question in the article,

"Do you think the prophets saw the trans-Atlantic slave trade?"

Now, brother Therious, for me to really, really answer your statement, " . . . if so he/her/it should be impeached for letting this crap go on . . .," brother that would take a whole theology lesson into the whole theology of Messenger Elijah Muhammad, the teacher of Min. Farrakhan.

Brother the "answer" to your statement is so profound, so deep so all encompassing that it would entail the whole reason for the very existance of life itself from the beginning of creation until this very moment.

However, I would suggest that you examine, the Theology of Messenger Muhammad so that you may find the answers to the questions you have asked.

" . . . not trying to be negative just wanted feed back from ya. questions i often ponder many times blacks can be overly faithful in my eyes.if the tables ever turn should we pay the haters back?"

Again, brother the questions you ponder are very, very, natural, legitimate and you "SHOULD" be asking these kinds of questions; I sure asked the same questions and the ENTIRE Black Nation of America and the Diaspora ask the same questions.

Min. Farrakhan ask the questions,

"Who needs a God that does not think about us? Who needs a God that does not care for the suffering of an entire people?"

Brother Therious, I found the answers to these question in the Thology of Messenger Elijah Muhammad. I can only suggest that you examine the Teaching's of Elijah that you may put those questions to rest with the answers.

Therious, our Father, the LORD of Creation, KNEW that we would have and ask these question and sent us a Messenger to answer our questions (as ALL the other nations were sent Prophets and Messengers).

Peace beloved.

"John Kerry yesterday told students at Howard University that he doesn't support financial reparations for blacks, saying it would only divide the nation and "not heal the wounds.

"I personally do not believe that America is going to advance if we go backwards and look to reparations in the way that some people are defining them," Mr. Kerry told Aaron Nelson, 20, a junior political science major, who questioned the Democratic presidential hopeful on his stance."

http://www.washingtontimes.com/national/20040415-114946-9257r.htm

"On Friday, a Memphis federal jury acquitted FedEx pilot Vernice Kuglin of six counts of felony Tax Evasion and Willful Failure to File tax returns."

http://www.givemeliberty.org/RTPLawsuit/Update08-09-03.htm

"We watch as two of the leading democracies, two leading nations of the free world, get involved in a war that the United Nations did not sanction," Mandela told a special joint session of Parliament."

http://www.canada.com/news/world/story.html?id=a0d46ef0-9da0-4737-9b91-8bacf4a5c963

Halle Berry's stunt double in Catwoman is a man.

Nito Larioza wore red lipstick and a catsuit for the role, says the News of the World.

The Hawaiian-born martial arts expert is the same height and has has the same skin colour as Berry.

The 29-year-old said: "The scenes are shot so fast you can't tell.

"But a lot of boys feasting their eyes on Halle's sexy costume are gonna flip when they realise they got steamy about a bloke in a girl's costume."

Halle Berry's stunt double in Catwoman is a man.

Nito Larioza wore red lipstick and a catsuit for the role, says the News of the World.

The Hawaiian-born martial arts expert is the same height and has has the same skin colour as Berry.

The 29-year-old said: "The scenes are shot so fast you can't tell.

"But a lot of boys feasting their eyes on Halle's sexy costume are gonna flip when they realise they got steamy about a bloke in a girl's costume."

That... is hilarious :laugh: whewww... smh...

Much Peace,
Akilah :spinstar: