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my name is evey. unfortunately... i live in a high traffic, high sress area. i live in northern virginia but i hope to move to southern califorina near my aunt. im 17 years old but feel like im 24, i guess i grew up too fast..i've been through a lot of traumatic experiences at such a young age, but I am usually a pretty uplifting person. I love music. Some of my favorite bands are The Cure Radiohead Nirvana Pixies Hole Courtney Love Modest Mouse Echo and the Bunnymen The Smiths The Church DJ Shadow Velvet Underground Lou Reed Iggy Pop The Pretenders Depeche Mode David Bowie Arctic Monkeys Psychadelic Furs New Order Siouxsie and the Banshees The Presets Intertpol Ladytron Felix Da Housecat Le Tigre Yeah Yeah Yeah Beck Editors The Doors of course.. The Beatles. I also love meeting new people. I have a good sense of humor and I listen to others. If you would like to know more about me feel free to email me at iamdollparts101@yahoo.com don't be scared

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    Thanks guys-

    Evey

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    America Is Already Committing Acts of War Against Iran: Scott Ritter's New

    Article

    Posted by Stephen Fox, Managing Editor Santa Fe Sun News

    USA taxpayer dollars are funding activities that result in Iranians being

    killed and wounded and Iranian property destroyed -- acts of war.

    The war between the United States and Iran is on. American taxpayer dollars

    are being used, with the permission of Congress, to fund activities that

    result in Iranians being killed and wounded, and Iranian property destroyed.

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    covert actions that took the lives of Americans, on American soil, and

    destroyed American property and livelihood. Many Americans remain unaware of

    what is transpiring abroad in their name.

    Many of those who are cognizant of these activities are supportive of them,

    an outgrowth of misguided sentiment which holds Iran accountable for a list

    of grievances used by the U.S. government to justify the ongoing global war

    on terror. Iran, we are told, is not just a nation pursuing nuclear weapons,

    but is the largest state sponsor of terror in the world today.

    Much of the information behind this is being promulgated by Israel, which

    has a vested interest in seeing Iran neutralized as a potential threat. But

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    inside Iran. The recent spate of explosions in Iran, including a

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    ammunition in downtown Tehran, appears to be linked to an MEK operation; its

    agents working inside munitions manufacturing plants deliberately are

    committing acts of sabotage which lead to such explosions. If CIA money and

    planning support are behind these actions, the agency's backing constitutes

    nothing less than an act of war on the part of the United States against

    Iran.

    The MEK traces its roots back to the CIA-orchestrated overthrow of the

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    impossible to eradicate. The MEK membership also became adept at gaining

    access to positions of sensitivity and authority. When the Shah was

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    intelligence in Iran. As such, the group has taken to exaggerating and

    fabricating reports to serve its own political agenda. In this way, there is

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    ____________ _________ _________ __

    from Stephen Fox:

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