Okinawa landings mark Pacific war turning point in 1945
Historic note recalls U S troops landing on Okinawa on April 1 1945 amid WWII. It cites Otto von Bismarck Edmond Rostand and actress Al McGraw with ages 70 58 and a quote about laws. Includes fact about UN 33.2 million people and TIROS 1 image count 19 389. Moon phase noted between last quarter and new moon.
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Fitna film fuels pre emptive rage across Europe
Geert Wilders plans a 10 minute film linking the Koran to violence stoking European alarm. Officials across Europe warn of diplomatic friction and possible boycotts while pre emptive censorship debates rise. Wilders defends the project saying it fits Dutch law and rejects international legal pressure.
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Richardson Judas remark sparks heated political debate
In a column James Carville defends calling New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson Judas Iscariot over his Clinton endorsement. He argues loyalty and straight talk matter, while noting the backlash from media figures and campaign dynamics. The piece reflects on Clinton ties and Obama opposition within the party.
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