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totoneila on July 3, 2006 - 3:43pm

Hello Smekhovo,

Agreed. I am all for auditing, but not at the expense of the '3 Days of the Condor' Scenario. I hope the TOD leaders will participate in the following:
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Announcement. President Vladimir Putin will hold an Internet conference on July 6

30/06/06: Both the Yandex and BBC sites offer users the chance not only to put new questions but also to vote for questions already proposed. During the conference, Mr Putin will answer the questions selected by Yandex and the BBC through votes on the Internet.
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Official website of the upcoming G8 Conference:

http://en.g8russia.ru/

I would like to ask Putin if he believes: that our genes are not are friends, that Overshoot is rampant, and that ASPO's Protocols and voluntary pop. controls is the best path forward.

Bob Shaw in Phx,AZ Are Humans Smarter than Yeast?

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Nick on July 5, 2006 - 3:27pm

Given that Russia's population is falling, and that their government is desperately trying to raise fertility, I don't think pop. controls are going to get much of an excited reception...

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