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 Posted: 19 Apr 2014 01:33 Post subject: obstruct
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| If there's one conclusion to get drawn from the study it's that hormone replacement therapy continues to be a risks vs . benefits decision. A conclusion that every woman ought to make individually.(C)MMII CBS Worldwide Incorporated. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be released, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed www.mulberryukio.co.uk The angry mother of an fallen U.Utes. soldier staged the protest near Us president Bush's ranch, demanding a cpa from Bush of how he has conducted the actual war in Iraq.Supported by more than 50 demonstrators who chanted, "W. killed her son!" Cindy Sheehan informed reporters: "I want to request the president, 'Why did you wipe out my son? Precisely what did my son die for?"'CBS Reports Correspondent Mark Knoller studies that the passion of Sheehan's message reflects your polarizing effects of war and may even be why some in the administration tried late last month to call the conflict another thing.Sheehan, 48, didn't take a look at Bush, but does talk about 45 minutes together with national security adviser Steve Hadley and deputy White-colored House chief regarding staff Joe Hagin, who went out to hear the woman's concerns.Appreciative of their own attention, yet undaunted, Sheehan explained she planned to carry on her roadside vigil, apart from a few breaks, until she gets to talk to Rose bush. Her son, Casey, All day and, was killed throughout Sadr City, Iraq, in April 4, 04. He was a military specialist, a Humvee mechanic."They (the advisers) mentioned we are in Irak because they believed Saddam Hussein had weapons involving mass destruction, that this world's a better spot with Saddam gone understanding that we're making the globe a safer spot with what we're performing over there," Sheehan said in a telephone interview after the meeting."They had been very respectful. These were nice men. My partner and i told them Iraq was not a threat to the United States and that now people are deceased for nothing. I told them I wouldn't leave until I talked to George Bush."She said Hagin told her, "I want to assure you that he (Bush) really does proper care.""And I said in the event that he does care, why doesn't he appear and talk to me personally." no previous page next 1/2 |
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