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Up against the wall. Indymedia is none too pleased by EU support for Wolfie:

"The fact that the European Union shows it true face by endorsing inhumanity and allowing creatures like Wolfowitz and his World Bank gangsters to operate unharmed, shows the electorate in Europe at what low level many of their so called 'EU reps' crawl and creep...

"Those people criminally involved, in Belgium, the Netherlands (the criminal 'managers') and in the rest of the European Union: all who took part should be remembered as the war criminals they are, even endorsing World Bank atrocities, and as soon as is possible be brought to justice."

David Steven ~ March 30, 2005


 
 
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