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> THE ALL-CASINO ECONOMY
>
> The financial linch-pins under the fingernails, inserted
> by the lynch mobs of the Washington Torture Chamber of Commerce, for
> further financing of a fully faith-based, multi-trillion dollar
> thrill-killing House Bill, have proposed to make illegal bribes to Indian
> tribes, as capital expenditures for the creation of a completely
> casino-based national economy, using extra-judicial
> fiduciary distrust to miscalculate the annual amortization
> of amoral war profits, and the variable mortality rates of our mortgaged
> futures
>
> Blackjack, to raise money for Iraq. Texas hold'em,
> to bring 'em on, round'em up and lock'em down. Craps, to pay for the $100
> toilet seats and thereby prevent the embarrassing stains of military
> defeats. Pokers, real hot ones, to insert
> into their ears, as our financial position goes deeper into arrears.
> Russian Roulette wheels, in order to distribute
> inequitably the war profits from our sweetheart deals.
>
> Our economic plan vagueness stays in Vegas.
>
> The President will ask his Dad for a sizeable increase in the depreciation
> deduction for his oil depletion allowance
>
> If his stingy old geezer Dad will just let him have the gas guzzler car
> keys, then there is no reason why the Freedom March to the Sea cannot come
> complete with a fancy new porch for Trent Lott, a chicken in every pot,
> bazookas and baked goods, cannons and canola oil,
> profit margins and oleomargarine, guns and butter-
> all without worrying about bursting the purse-strings of the speculative
> bubble.
>
> Massive infusions of cash for the war can be backed by airline stock
> short-selling from the World Trade Center Tower 110th floor.
> Any shortfall in our financial hub can be compensated by securing
> low-interest loans from the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club
>
> Any and all experts who criticize the concept of casino-based,
> dirty trickle-down economics shall henceforth be water-boarded and
> Watergated, then summarily relegated to the back pages of the Sunday
> comics, along with their Marxist economics.
>
> By finding another round of funding in military adventure capital,
> we can fix our arms-race interest rates firmly in place with Polygrip, to
> secure the financial position of Grandpa's debentures, and
> prop up the teetering underpinnings of our aging infrastructure.
>
> We will raid our rainy-day funds in order to underwrite lucrative,
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>
> In order to make up our massive missing mortgage payments for numerous
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> who are instead ailing from Chinese water-torture trickle-down techniques
> on the forehead, we can make secret entries in our accounting books,
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>
> If we need further to invade Iran, we can use creative deregulation of
> public sector privatization, without Congressional investigation,
> in order to inflate the estimated value of the commercial paper that our
> economy is printed on, while grabbing fistfuls of fast cash to forestall
> any foreseeable future fiscal fiasco.
> ------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> http://www.eldritchpress.org/fmf/gs.htm
>
> The Casino orchestra was, as Edward remembered to tell me, playing the
> Rakocsy march, and although it was not loud enough, at that distance, to
> drown the voice of Edward Ashburnham it was certainly sufficiently audible
> to efface, amongst the noises of the night, the slight brushings and
> rustlings that might have been made by the feet of Florence or by her gown
> in coming over the short grass. And that miserable woman must have got it
> in the face, good and strong. It must have been horrible for her.
> Horrible! Well, I suppose she deserved all that she got.
>
> Anyhow, there you have the picture, the immensely tall trees, elms most of
> them, towering and feathering away up into the black mistiness that trees
> seem to gather about them at night; the silhouettes of those two upon the
> seat; the beams of light coming from the Casino, the woman all in black
> peeping with fear behind the tree-trunk. It is melodrama; but I can't help
> it.
>
> He said that they sat, she at one end of the bench, he at the other; he
> leaning slightly towards her and she looking straight towards the light of
> the Casino, her face illuminated by the lamps. The expression upon her
> face he could only describe as
> "queer". ------------------------------------------------------------------
> http://www.edge.org/3rd_culture/my_einstein06/my_einstein06_index.html
>
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> ------------------------------------------------------------------
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> 1. Particle Physics - Page 35 - Physics Banter
> NEUTRINOS IN THE CASINO Guillermo was a gambling man, another
> CIA-connected anti-communist Cuban-America entrepreneurial casino
> conservative ...
>
> www.physicsbanter.com/particle-physics/index35.htm
> ------------------------------------------------------------------
> . JACK ABRAMOFF AND THE REPUBLICAN BLACK HAND
> Top Ten Things You Never Knew About Jack Abramoff - Abramoff and Kidan
> Tied to Gangland-Style Slaying - BushFellas: Casino Jack & the Republican
> Thuggees
>
> www.madcowprod.com/02072006.html
> ------------------------------------------------------------------
> 6. Bartrcops JFK
> Miami mobster Santos Trafficante had helped the CIA with its plots to
> assassinate ...... So again it was payback time for George Bush. Nixon
> appointed him .
>
> www.geocities.com/verisimus101/conspiracy.htm
>
> Chicago godfather Sam Giancana had helped JFK win the 1960 election
> through skulduggery. The two men shared a mistress, Judith Campbell Exner,
> who has said she was a courier between Kennedy and Giancana.
>
> Miami mobster Santos Trafficante had helped the CIA with its plots to
> assassinate Cuba's Fidel Castro.
>
> And how did the Kennedy administration respond to these affiliations? Not
> with loyalty, as the mob expected, the Kennedys launched an all-out
> campaign against organized crime. Attorney General Robert Kennedy first
> went after Teamster boss Jimmy Hoffa pulling out all the stops to
> investigate the suspected mobster and then deported New Orleans syndicate
> boss Carlos Marcello to Guatemala. Pushed around long enough, and angry at
> the president for going soft on Castro -- who had shut down its lucrative
> Cuban casinos -- the mob made someone an offer he couldn't refuse. Oswald
> was either its hit man or its patsy. Upon his arrest, the mob dispatched
> Jack Ruby to silence him.
>
> The Bush-Gray family partnership in the 'secret government' continues up
> through the George Bush presidency. "Gordon Gray had been appointed head
> of the new Psychological Strategy Board in 1951 under Averell Harriman's
> rule as assistant to President Truman for national security affairs. From
> 1958 to 1961 Gordon Gray held the identical post under President
> Eisenhower. Gray acted as Ike's intermediary, strategist and hand-holder,
> in the President's relations with the CIA and the U.S. and allied military
> forces
>
> And the canny politician always remembered who helped him get there. So
> again it was payback time for George Bush. Nixon appointed him Chairman of
> the Republican National Committee, and later ambassador to China. "By
> 1976, Ford, who succeeded Nixon after Watergate, paid his due bill. He
> picked out big job for his old crony, Bush: the CIA. But this time Bush
> would not be an underling. Now he would be head man."
> ------------------------------------------------------------------
> 13. FOXNews.com - Report: Abramoff Associate Said He Knew Who Killed ...
>
> Report: Abramoff Associate Said He Knew Who Killed Casino Founder, Adam
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>
> www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,198867,00.htm
> ------------------------------------------------------------------
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> Thompson novel. Directed by Terry Gilliam. ... won't be surprised by
> "Loathing's" vomiting scenes or by the casino habitues who morph ...
>
> www.lasvegassun.com/dossier/misc/loathing/acid.htm...
>
> Visionary director Terry Gilliam says he's never in his life taken any
> psychedelic drugs, but just being in Las Vegas, a city he plainly detests,
> is enough to give him hallucinations.
>
> "It's both hallucinogenic and depressing, like many drugs," says the
> director of the long-awaited film version of "Fear and Loathing in Las
> Vegas," Hunter S. Thompson's comic account of a 1971 drug-and-booze
> drenched trip in a candy- apple-red convertible to a surreal and crass Las
> Vegas -- characterized in the book as a "savage journey to the heart of
> the American dream." The movie opens today.
>
> In the movie, Circus Circus is transformed into the Bazooka Circus, which,
> Depp/Thompson quoting the book in voiceover, calls "what the whole hep
> world would be doing on Saturday night if the Nazis had won the war." Of
> another hotel-casino, Gilliam says, "You're sort of in the south of
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> if you keep your eyes down at the right level, you could think you're
> somewhere on the Cote d'Azure, except that they're playing country and
> western music."
>
> Anyone who remembers the numerous grotesque characters that have populated
> the fringes of his films (think, for example, of Katherine Helmond's
> stretched face in "Brazil"), or who turned up in his Monty Python cutouts
> and cartoons (predecessors to today's cult hit "South Park"), won't be
> surprised by "Loathing'
> s" vomiting scenes or by the casino habitues who morph into lizards
> ------------------------------------------------------------------
> http://greatreporter.com/mambo/content/view/1217/9/
>
> Hunter S Thompson: Got To By The Goons
> Was the legendary writer and a thorn in the side of the US government
> pushed by government agents, or did he jump when he felt his time was up?
>
> The beauty of the American system of government is that, unlike a monarchy
> or dictatorship, one administration or president cannot be held
> accountable for the failings of past administrations or presidents.
>
> If a king were to be caught committing a murder, and removed from power,
> the system would be called into questions - the legitimacy of his heir
> would be doubted.
>
> However, if George W Bush was caught murdering somebody, his successor
> could easily condemn his actions and the American system would go on.
>
> Bush would go to jail - or at least we would be told he would go to jail -
> and we would be satisfied. American law allows for the arrest and trial of
> the president, and this installs in us a feeling of confidence, that
> nobody is above the law.
>
> If it turned out that Kennedy was killed by government assassins, or that
> we never really landed on the moon, Bush could easily condemn the actions
> of administrations past, and we would love him for his attack on
> corruption in our own nation.
> ------------------------------------------------------------------
> 3. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas Study Guide by Hunter S. Thompson ...
>
> by Hunter S. Thompson. About 46 pages (13727 words) ...
> Horatio Alger is invoked several times, mockingly, and it is Alger's dream
> of success, distorted in
>
> www.bookrags.com/studyguide-fear-and-loathing/soci
>
> 8. ESPN.com: Page 2 : Fear & Loathing in America
> Hunter S. Thompson predicts a 'guerilla warfare on a global scale' between
> ... and there was nothing suspicious about them when they took off from
> Newark
>
>
> spn.go.com/page2/s/thompson/010912.html ------------------------------------------------------------------
> http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/march2005/
> 020305thompsonwarned.htm
>
> Hunter Thompson was working on WTC collapse story before mysterious sudden
> death, warned he'd be 'suicided'
>
> Toronto Globe and Mail February 26, 2005:
>
> Hunter telephoned me on Feb. 19, the night before his death. He sounded
> scared. It wasn't always easy to understand what he said, particularly
> over the phone, he mumbled, yet when there was something he really wanted
> you to understand, you did.
> "They're gonna make it look like suicide," he said. "I know how these
> bastards think . . ."
> ------------------------------------------------------------------
> . Political Friendster - Abramoff-Reed Indian Casino Scandal ...
>
> "Gus was Jack Abramoff's business associate and his death came after after
> a ... letter to Interior Secretary Gale Norton about a Louisiana casino
> proposal.
>
>
> oliticalfriendster.com/showPerson.php?id=2551&nam... ------------------------------------------------------------------
> . Boulis Investigation Dredges Up Big Names
>
> Casino Jack, as Mr. Abramoff is known, has for months been under
> investigation ... whether Mr. Abramoff has been questioned about the death
> of Mr. Boulis.
>
> www.commondreams.org/headlines05/1010-06.htm
> ------------------------------------------------------------------
> 25. Mafia, Geheimdienste und Politik der USA
> Sindona, Richard Nixon, George Bush, Mafiagipfel, Howard Hughes ...
> Richard Nixon traf sich im April in
>
>
> ww.us-politik.ch/teil9.htm ------------------------------------------------------------------
> http://www.cis.umassd.edu/~gleung/physicsfo/Dense%20Matter/
> Dense%20Matter%20Physics%206.htm
>
> Dense Matter Physics VI
>
> During a supernova process, the collapse of the stellar core raises the
> core temperature to as high as (10^11) Kelvin.
> It quickly cools to a temperature (10^9) Kelvin through neutrino
> emission.
>
> An important neutrino production process is the modified Urca reactions
> which involve neutrons, protons, and electrons:
>
> n + n -> n + p + e + v
> n + p + e -> n + n + v
>
>
> Urca is the name of a casino in Rio de Janeiro. Early pioneers of neutrino
> physics saw a parallel between nature's way of extracting energy from the
> stellar systems and the casino's way of extracting money from its
> customers, and they named the reactions after the casino. Reactions
> (53a,b) are modifications of the original Urca reactions by adding an
> extra neutron to the reaction. This increases the energy range over which
> neutrinos may be produced and thus improves the production rate.
>
> Our current understanding of the weak interaction theory is provided by
> the Weinberg-Salam-Glashow theory
> ------------------------------------------------------------------
> http://guardian.imdb.com/title/tt0143145/
>
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> Published in 1971, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas is a travelogue of
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>
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"Thomas Keske" <ptkeske@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> THE ALL-CASINO ECONOMY
>
> The financial linch-pins under the fingernails, inserted
> by the lynch mobs of the Washington Torture Chamber of Commerce, for
> further financing of a fully faith-based, multi-trillion dollar
> thrill-killing House Bill, have proposed to make illegal bribes to Indian
> tribes, as capital expenditures for the creation of a completely
> casino-based national economy, using extra-judicial
> fiduciary distrust to miscalculate the annual amortization
> of amoral war profits, and the variable mortality rates of our mortgaged
> futures
>
> Blackjack, to raise money for Iraq. Texas hold'em,
> to bring 'em on, round'em up and lock'em down. Craps, to pay for the $100
> toilet seats and thereby prevent the embarrassing stains of military
> defeats. Pokers, real hot ones, to insert
> into their ears, as our financial position goes deeper into arrears.
> Russian Roulette wheels, in order to distribute
> inequitably the war profits from our sweetheart deals.
>
> Our economic plan vagueness stays in Vegas.
>
> The President will ask his Dad for a sizeable increase in the depreciation
> deduction for his oil depletion allowance
>
> If his stingy old geezer Dad will just let him have the gas guzzler car
> keys, then there is no reason why the Freedom March to the Sea cannot come
> complete with a fancy new porch for Trent Lott, a chicken in every pot,
> bazookas and baked goods, cannons and canola oil,
> profit margins and oleomargarine, guns and butter-
> all without worrying about bursting the purse-strings of the speculative
> bubble.
>
> Massive infusions of cash for the war can be backed by airline stock
> short-selling from the World Trade Center Tower 110th floor.
> Any shortfall in our financial hub can be compensated by securing
> low-interest loans from the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club
>
> Any and all experts who criticize the concept of casino-based,
> dirty trickle-down economics shall henceforth be water-boarded and
> Watergated, then summarily relegated to the back pages of the Sunday
> comics, along with their Marxist economics.
>
> By finding another round of funding in military adventure capital,
> we can fix our arms-race interest rates firmly in place with Polygrip, to
> secure the financial position of Grandpa's debentures, and
> prop up the teetering underpinnings of our aging infrastructure.
>
> We will raid our rainy-day funds in order to underwrite lucrative,
> inverted umbrella loans. We will inject compensatory compressed air, in
> order to blow up our balloon payments.
>
> In order to make up our massive missing mortgage payments for numerous
> military monetary remunerations to vets who are not out of debt, yet, and
> who are instead ailing from Chinese water-torture trickle-down techniques
> on the forehead, we can make secret entries in our accounting books,
> when no one looks.
>
> If we need further to invade Iran, we can use creative deregulation of
> public sector privatization, without Congressional investigation,
> in order to inflate the estimated value of the commercial paper that our
> economy is printed on, while grabbing fistfuls of fast cash to forestall
> any foreseeable future fiscal fiasco.
> ------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> http://www.eldritchpress.org/fmf/gs.htm
>
> The Casino orchestra was, as Edward remembered to tell me, playing the
> Rakocsy march, and although it was not loud enough, at that distance, to
> drown the voice of Edward Ashburnham it was certainly sufficiently audible
> to efface, amongst the noises of the night, the slight brushings and
> rustlings that might have been made by the feet of Florence or by her gown
> in coming over the short grass. And that miserable woman must have got it
> in the face, good and strong. It must have been horrible for her.
> Horrible! Well, I suppose she deserved all that she got.
>
> Anyhow, there you have the picture, the immensely tall trees, elms most of
> them, towering and feathering away up into the black mistiness that trees
> seem to gather about them at night; the silhouettes of those two upon the
> seat; the beams of light coming from the Casino, the woman all in black
> peeping with fear behind the tree-trunk. It is melodrama; but I can't help
> it.
>
> He said that they sat, she at one end of the bench, he at the other; he
> leaning slightly towards her and she looking straight towards the light of
> the Casino, her face illuminated by the lamps. The expression upon her
> face he could only describe as
> "queer". ------------------------------------------------------------------
> http://www.edge.org/3rd_culture/my_einstein06/my_einstein06_index.html
>
> But fundamental randomness is unbearable to us...
> Einstein was disturbed by this. He supposedly once exclaimed that if that
> randomness remained with us, he would rather work in a casino than as a
> physicist.
> ------------------------------------------------------------------
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> . JACK ABRAMOFF AND THE REPUBLICAN BLACK HAND
> Top Ten Things You Never Knew About Jack Abramoff - Abramoff and Kidan
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> 6. Bartrcops JFK
> Miami mobster Santos Trafficante had helped the CIA with its plots to
> assassinate ...... So again it was payback time for George Bush. Nixon
> appointed him .
>
> www.geocities.com/verisimus101/conspiracy.htm
>
> Chicago godfather Sam Giancana had helped JFK win the 1960 election
> through skulduggery. The two men shared a mistress, Judith Campbell Exner,
> who has said she was a courier between Kennedy and Giancana.
>
> Miami mobster Santos Trafficante had helped the CIA with its plots to
> assassinate Cuba's Fidel Castro.
>
> And how did the Kennedy administration respond to these affiliations? Not
> with loyalty, as the mob expected, the Kennedys launched an all-out
> campaign against organized crime. Attorney General Robert Kennedy first
> went after Teamster boss Jimmy Hoffa pulling out all the stops to
> investigate the suspected mobster and then deported New Orleans syndicate
> boss Carlos Marcello to Guatemala. Pushed around long enough, and angry at
> the president for going soft on Castro -- who had shut down its lucrative
> Cuban casinos -- the mob made someone an offer he couldn't refuse. Oswald
> was either its hit man or its patsy. Upon his arrest, the mob dispatched
> Jack Ruby to silence him.
>
> The Bush-Gray family partnership in the 'secret government' continues up
> through the George Bush presidency. "Gordon Gray had been appointed head
> of the new Psychological Strategy Board in 1951 under Averell Harriman's
> rule as assistant to President Truman for national security affairs. From
> 1958 to 1961 Gordon Gray held the identical post under President
> Eisenhower. Gray acted as Ike's intermediary, strategist and hand-holder,
> in the President's relations with the CIA and the U.S. and allied military
> forces
>
> And the canny politician always remembered who helped him get there. So
> again it was payback time for George Bush. Nixon appointed him Chairman of
> the Republican National Committee, and later ambassador to China. "By
> 1976, Ford, who succeeded Nixon after Watergate, paid his due bill. He
> picked out big job for his old crony, Bush: the CIA. But this time Bush
> would not be an underling. Now he would be head man."
> ------------------------------------------------------------------
> 13. FOXNews.com - Report: Abramoff Associate Said He Knew Who Killed ...
>
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> www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,198867,00.htm
> ------------------------------------------------------------------
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>
> www.lasvegassun.com/dossier/misc/loathing/acid.htm...
>
> Visionary director Terry Gilliam says he's never in his life taken any
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> is enough to give him hallucinations.
>
> "It's both hallucinogenic and depressing, like many drugs," says the
> director of the long-awaited film version of "Fear and Loathing in Las
> Vegas," Hunter S. Thompson's comic account of a 1971 drug-and-booze
> drenched trip in a candy- apple-red convertible to a surreal and crass Las
> Vegas -- characterized in the book as a "savage journey to the heart of
> the American dream." The movie opens today.
>
> In the movie, Circus Circus is transformed into the Bazooka Circus, which,
> Depp/Thompson quoting the book in voiceover, calls "what the whole hep
> world would be doing on Saturday night if the Nazis had won the war." Of
> another hotel-casino, Gilliam says, "You're sort of in the south of
> France, until you look up and it's all pipes and tubing and ducting. But
> if you keep your eyes down at the right level, you could think you're
> somewhere on the Cote d'Azure, except that they're playing country and
> western music."
>
> Anyone who remembers the numerous grotesque characters that have populated
> the fringes of his films (think, for example, of Katherine Helmond's
> stretched face in "Brazil"), or who turned up in his Monty Python cutouts
> and cartoons (predecessors to today's cult hit "South Park"), won't be
> surprised by "Loathing'
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> ------------------------------------------------------------------
> http://greatreporter.com/mambo/content/view/1217/9/
>
> Hunter S Thompson: Got To By The Goons
> Was the legendary writer and a thorn in the side of the US government
> pushed by government agents, or did he jump when he felt his time was up?
>
> The beauty of the American system of government is that, unlike a monarchy
> or dictatorship, one administration or president cannot be held
> accountable for the failings of past administrations or presidents.
>
> If a king were to be caught committing a murder, and removed from power,
> the system would be called into questions - the legitimacy of his heir
> would be doubted.
>
> However, if George W Bush was caught murdering somebody, his successor
> could easily condemn his actions and the American system would go on.
>
> Bush would go to jail - or at least we would be told he would go to jail -
> and we would be satisfied. American law allows for the arrest and trial of
> the president, and this installs in us a feeling of confidence, that
> nobody is above the law.
>
> If it turned out that Kennedy was killed by government assassins, or that
> we never really landed on the moon, Bush could easily condemn the actions
> of administrations past, and we would love him for his attack on
> corruption in our own nation.
> ------------------------------------------------------------------
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>
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>
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>
> 8. ESPN.com: Page 2 : Fear & Loathing in America
> Hunter S. Thompson predicts a 'guerilla warfare on a global scale' between
> ... and there was nothing suspicious about them when they took off from
> Newark
>
>
> spn.go.com/page2/s/thompson/010912.html ------------------------------------------------------------------
> http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/march2005/
> 020305thompsonwarned.htm
>
> Hunter Thompson was working on WTC collapse story before mysterious sudden
> death, warned he'd be 'suicided'
>
> Toronto Globe and Mail February 26, 2005:
>
> Hunter telephoned me on Feb. 19, the night before his death. He sounded
> scared. It wasn't always easy to understand what he said, particularly
> over the phone, he mumbled, yet when there was something he really wanted
> you to understand, you did.
> "They're gonna make it look like suicide," he said. "I know how these
> bastards think . . ."
> ------------------------------------------------------------------
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>
>
> oliticalfriendster.com/showPerson.php?id=2551&nam... ------------------------------------------------------------------
> . Boulis Investigation Dredges Up Big Names
>
> Casino Jack, as Mr. Abramoff is known, has for months been under
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> of Mr. Boulis.
>
> www.commondreams.org/headlines05/1010-06.htm
> ------------------------------------------------------------------
> 25. Mafia, Geheimdienste und Politik der USA
> Sindona, Richard Nixon, George Bush, Mafiagipfel, Howard Hughes ...
> Richard Nixon traf sich im April in
>
>
> ww.us-politik.ch/teil9.htm ------------------------------------------------------------------
> http://www.cis.umassd.edu/~gleung/physicsfo/Dense%20Matter/
> Dense%20Matter%20Physics%206.htm
>
> Dense Matter Physics VI
>
> During a supernova process, the collapse of the stellar core raises the
> core temperature to as high as (10^11) Kelvin.
> It quickly cools to a temperature (10^9) Kelvin through neutrino
> emission.
>
> An important neutrino production process is the modified Urca reactions
> which involve neutrons, protons, and electrons:
>
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> n + p + e -> n + n + v
>
>
> Urca is the name of a casino in Rio de Janeiro. Early pioneers of neutrino
> physics saw a parallel between nature's way of extracting energy from the
> stellar systems and the casino's way of extracting money from its
> customers, and they named the reactions after the casino. Reactions
> (53a,b) are modifications of the original Urca reactions by adding an
> extra neutron to the reaction. This increases the energy range over which
> neutrinos may be produced and thus improves the production rate.
>
> Our current understanding of the weak interaction theory is provided by
> the Weinberg-Salam-Glashow theory
> ------------------------------------------------------------------
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