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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: d[-_-]b who wrote (165562)3/25/2003 12:15:37 PM
From: tejek  Read Replies (4) of 1583262
 
Greg Schnabel, 28, from Chicago, said there were eight protesters at the site, four from the United States and four from Great Britain. "We stay with families whose house is to be demolished," he told the Associated Press by telephone from Rafah after the incident. Schnabel said Rachel was wearing a brightly colored jacket when she was run over.

The zionazi bulldozer operator saw her walk over and stand in front of his bulldozer he then hesitated for a second, but then revved the engine and sped forward premeditatedly running over Rachel crushing her to death. Then backed over Rachel to make sure he had finished the job of Murdering Rachel. Schnabel said Rachel was a student at Evergreen College and was to graduate this year. Rachel Corrie was the first member of the groups, called "International Solidarity Movement," to be killed in the conflict. Several have been arrested in previous clashes with Israeli forces, and Israeli authorities have deported some members.


Everything I have read on the incident, and that includes at least ten articles, collaborate the details as described above. I read all those article because I suspected that G. Schnabel has a strong bias. As for the Israeli gov't, there's is a "no comment".

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