+ Follow BUSH AND RUMSFELD Tag
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[Title] => No ‘plot’ to oust Bert Romulo, JDV vows
[Summary] => Speaker Jose de Venecia rang me up yesterday to state that he is supporting Foreign Affairs Secretary Alberto Romulo to the hilt and has nothing to do with any "move" to supplant him.
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[Title] => When we honor our flag, we honor ourselves
[Summary] => We’re so quick to condemn. The President is right. Let’s leave Bishop Ted Bacani alone. Many are coming to their senses and asking: Who is this lady ex-secretary who’s accusing him – not of rape or sexual violation – but of exaggerated . . . er, hugs and caresses. She may be telling the truth as she sees it (or felt it) – but who knows? – Bacani may simply have been affectionate. Or have her "handlers" merely blown the matter out of proportion for their own agenda?
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[Title] => Preventive attack
[Summary] => Washington is in a bind. Faced with an unconventional threat, it wants to implement an uncon-ventional strategy: a "preventive" strike that the Americans hope will finally get rid of Iraqi strongman Saddam Hussein and his weapons of mass destruction.
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