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				- Afghanistan - A Different Time, A Different Place
 
				- Friday, March 7, 2003
 
				by: Richard Phillips 
				Last Sunday Tisdale native Richard Phillips presented slide presentations to church
				congregations in Melfort and Tisdale.  We have this remarkable set of pictures and
				Richard's story for you today. The images alone tell the story of drought, war, land
				mines and relief efforts as the faces of the people tell us their struggle toward
				reclaiming peace and survival in their land. (don't miss the pictures they have a
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				 Bush's Rush to
				a Short War against Iraq: Selling 'democracy' by Brand America
				 
				- Friday, March 7, 2003
 
				by: Mario deSantis 
				For a country that segrigated Afro-Americans from "whites" up until only
				decades ago it is hard to swallow the claim to moral high ground as the United States
				claims its "just war" against Iraq. 
			  
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				 Expansion of Human Rights 
				- Friday, March 7, 2003
 
				by: Mike Reilly 
				Canada though a small country actually has a larger population than Iraq, could truly
				play an important role in assisting the United Nations to find a workable equation
				that will bring the United States and the rest of the members together oveer the
				issue of human rights.
			  
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				 The Universe inside
				our scull 
				- Thursday, March 6, 2003
 
				by: Timothy W. Shire 
				Perhaps it was the glaring beauty of Ken Jone's pictures, maybe walking around wearing
				a snorkel hooded parka for months or maybe it is just the way it is. Yesterday's
				sunrise is a figment of our image-ation process.
			  
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				 Re-Learning how to read the lips and how
				to read between the lines: The Taxing Case of Mr. Robinson 
				- Thursday, March 6, 2003
 
				by: Mario deSantis 
				While Walter Robinson advocates tax cuts Mario deSantis points out that perhaps the
				rosy tax picture in the United States is actually a major nightmare as debts rise
				and the economy winds down.
			  
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				 The dogs of a
				cold day 
				- Tuesday, March 4, 2003
 
				by: Ken Jones, story by TWS 
				Ken Jones captured four amazing images of sun dogs yesterday and today. The special
				conditions that produce this phenomena is not always as pleasant as the images.
			  
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				 It’s never too early to start
				drafting Budget 2004 
				- Tuesday, March 4, 2003
 
				by: Walter Robinson 
				Income tax can not only pay for the work of the country but can provide some fairness
				in the distribution of wealth. Walter Robinson is proposing the doubling of the personal
				income exemption so that the lowest income earners get to earn some money and contribute
				to the good of the society as a whole.
			  
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				 The Freedom of Expression of American
				Conventional Media: Narrow the Discourse and Focus on Misinformation,
				that is War against Iraq 
				- Tuesday, march 4, 2003
 
				by: Mario deSantis 
				Conflicting explanations sound like excuses while the United States Media covers
				for a man who seems to think everyone has a similar paultry grasp of the real world
				as himself.
			  
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				 Over to Saskatoon 
				- Monday, March 3, 2003
 
				by: Kevin and Sandra McIntyre 
				Riding along with Kevin and Sandra we take a look at the light snow cover to the
				West of Melfort.
			  
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				 More than helicopter
				motor stalled 
				- Monday, March 3, 2003
 
				by: Jeff Harwood 
				It is difficult enough trying to make sense out of this world but Jeff Harwood has
				the difficult task as a teacher in Brandon, of helping children gain to tools to
				reason. Today, Jeff points out to us the cruel foolishness of the Federal government
				when it comes to equipping those who volunteer to defend and serve their country.
			  
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				 Bush's crony capitalism
				is putting money before our lives: It is not the time for the U.S.
				to attack Iraq 
				- Monday, March 3, 2003
 
				by: Mario deSantis 
				The people of Turkey have spoken through their parliament to oppose the use of their
				country to launch an attack on Northern Iraq by the United States. But it should
				be clear to all this is not the time for a war.
			  
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				 The Greenwater
				Report 
				- Monday, March 3, 2003
 
				by: Gerald Crawford 
				Well the snow is building up and all the better as the park continues to host snow
				mobile derby one after another. Gerald straightens out a mistake on the Perigord
				rumage sale and celebrates the recognition of a local hockey hero.
			  
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				 Time to reshape
				priorities 
				- Monday, March 3, 2003
 
				by: Greg Butler 
				Greg Butler from Calgary makes his first contribution to this web site as he expresses
				his concern that the cancelling of the EH-101 order not only cost a penalty but continues
				to incur ever increasing costs to keep the 28 old Sea Kings in the air, even this
				crashed one will be rebuilt and returned to service.
			  
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				 March came in
				like a lion 
				- Saturday, March 1, 2003
 
				by: Timothy W. Shire 
				A howling wind heralded the arrival of March with snow, blowing snow and then we
				awakened this morning to -32ºC temperatures.
			  
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				 The epitome of
				the Rule of Law: Chris Axworthy and George W. Bush 
				- Saturday, March 1, 2003
 
				by: Mario deSantis 
				Former Saskatchewan minister of moves into his new office and Bush wants the US military
				to move into Iraq. We have to wonder what is becomng of law and appropriate behaviour.
			  
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				 Not Meeting Safety
				Standards 
				- Saturday, March 1, 2003
 
				by: Derrall Bellaire 
				Excuses have a limited time life and after ten years few Canadians are able to accept
				the ones given by the Government about the helicopters that will not be availlable
				for perhaps two more years.
			  
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