Monthly Archives: June 2004

Paste-Up Sprayer

Tuesday, June 29th, 2004
New paste-up from WK. Tribute to graf writers or ad for Fila? Behind a chain-link fence, Houston Street near Avenue B.

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Crime Scene Investigation

Tuesday, June 29th, 2004
Need the CSI crew to figure this out, but it sure looks like this parked bike crushed this pigeon’s head. St Marks Place.

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Clogging up the Memory Hole

Monday, June 28th, 2004
    Sibel Edmonds

A Justice Department effort to classify two-year-old information related to an FBI whistleblower’s allegations that has been in the public domain has touched off a controversy.

The case revolves around allegations made by Sibel Edmonds, a former FBI contract linguist, who says the agency mishandled information that might have tipped the government to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks before they occurred.

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Serendipity-Doodle-Dandies

Monday, June 28th, 2004

Or should I be vulgar and spell it $erendipity-Doodle-Dandies?

Billions of dollars belonging to Iraq is not accounted for by the Coalition Provisional Authority, which was given responsibility by the United Nations for the country’s finances, British lawmakers and aid activists said Monday.

Iraqi sovereignty was quietly handed over by US Ambassador Paul Bremer in a secret ceremony far from the view of the Iraqi people. The handover, two days ahead of schedule, was his last official act inside Iraq.

As heard on Randi

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