How is it okay for France and the United States to send troops into the Ivory Coast?
Did the government of the Ivory Coast invite them? If so, I've never heard it
discussed on any news report. Marc?
= Mark Gregson [EMAIL PROTECTED] =
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I guess the person to ask would be John Tvedtnes, since it sounds like
he's one of those heading this up.
Anyone got his email address handy?
K'aya K'ama,
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No one is as hopelessly enslaved as the person who
Here's my snarky remark for the day (I'm allotted 1.35 per day and I can
accumulate them. Honest -- it's in the Zion-L charter). I read that
there are rumours that the US is moving Patriot missiles into Kuwait.
This could be for many reasons, including part of the enforcement of the
southern no
Fair enough, and I agree totally. (Sorry -- I really tried to find a nit to pick,
but your scalp -- maybe even what it covers -- is absolutely healthy).
Stephen Beecroft wrote:.
I didn't say that most Muslims want to blast Americans, if that's what
you're suggesting (though that might be the
Well, I know that when my Mom bought my missionary bible for me, it cost some
C$70.00 and that was in the mid-70s. And by coincidence, the C$ was actually
worth slightly *more* than the US$ at the time. That was an awful lot of money
for a single mom, but she was so proud -- I was the first
Some people have asked about the progress of the book with the working
title of LDS Study Bible (which actually just covers the NT), so I
finally got around to making an inquiry with the project manager. The
work had ground to a halt for about a year or 18 months for commercial
reasons (the
At 06:58 10/1/2002 -0800, BLT wrote:
At 07:17 AM 10/1/02 -0400 Jon Spencer favored us with:
I agree, although I don't know about the wealthy part, unless your speaking
in a spiritual sense. The cost of the deluxe scriptures is minor compared
to what they would cost from any other source. I
*Have you ever noticed that military nomenclature loses in the
translation? We think of Desert Storm, and call our missiles
Minuteman [Russian commander to his intelligence aide: Wass iss? Some
kind of rice?] and the EU current jet plane is known as Tornado. When
you go the other way you get
Yes, they were invited in by the government. What's happening is that, in common with
most of the countries in West Africa (notably Nigeria, but also Benin, Togo, Ghana )
Cote d'Ivoire (aka Ivory Coast) is
comprised of five geographic regions: a coastal region, often deltas of rivers, like
Dan:
But you also see cites like this:
On Monday, Perisic and two others were charged with espionage, the
state-run Tanjug news agency reported, citing a statement released by
military prosecutors. If convicted, the three face between three and 15
years in jail. This came from the
Guess what. I just picked up the mail and got my copy of FARMS'
Insights. Guess what the featured book is? Charting the New
Testament. Here's the blurb: A new book from FARMS offers a world of
information about the new Testament and its background. Charting the
New Testament contains scores of
The legal, or recognized, government, based in Yamoussoukro (an
artificial
capital like Ottawa, Canberra and Ajuba -- the biggest city is Abidjan,
on the coast), officially asked for French and US help.
Mark:
Okay, if you say so. But none of your links gave any indication that the
Ivory
By the way, Paul...it is GREAT to see you back on the list!
Heidi the fair
[Original Message]
From: Paul Osborne [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 9/30/2002 8:40:26 PM
Subject: Re: [ZION] Ways food storage could be activated
Why are we (I include myself in that) latter-day
At 09:12 PM 10/1/02 + Larry Jackson favored us with:
I think in this case it might be more that the US is in the habit
of protecting its citizens wherever they are in the world, and
some young citizens were in danger. So the US went to the Ivory
Coast to get them. The French helped,
-John-
Have you checked this project with the Brethren? Lynn Anderson
wrote a simplified version of the Book of Mormon for children and
poor readers, and the Brethren nixed the idea. She went ahead and
published it anyway. It is pretty hard to change the words
without changing the meaning
Dan R Allen wrote:
Dan:
But you also see cites like this:
On Monday, Perisic and two others were charged with espionage, the
state-run Tanjug news agency reported, citing a statement released by
military prosecutors. If convicted, the three face between three and 15
years in jail.
At 11:14 PM 10/1/02 + Stephen Beecroft favored us with:
If I understand Marc correctly, they're not changing any words at all.
They're just adding study information, references, and such. So I don't
think the two projects are comparable.
I must have misunderstood. --JWR
You're right -- and the blurb mentions that this is the next in the series after
the BoM one.
Jon Spencer wrote:
This is the follow on to Charting the Book of Mormon, which is also quite
useful. As long as one is careful to avoiding becoming wise, but instead
endeavors to immerse oneself in
Here's the website of their embassy in Ottawa:
http://www.isa-africa.com/AmbCiCa/ (you can probably find their embassy's
website in Washington via www.uncle-sam.com)
The Canadian site was pretty sparse -- just information about the country, no
news. So I tried Canadian Foreign Affairs -- their
At 06:05 PM 10/1/02 -0600 Marc A. Schindler favored us with:
Maybe better food is why our special forces killed more Taliban than your
special forces did in Afghanistan over the past six months even though your group
is 4 times the size of ours (1300 vs 300)* ;-)
Yeah, its real nice to know
I never know whether to feel proud or ashamed. Our problem these days is we are
gradually losing our sovereignty to the U.S. and are becoming
prisoners of your foreign policy. We don't have a lot of choice -- sometimes you just
have to play a bad hand the best you can. That's why I was so
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