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Apply NOW! http://www.bcentral.com/listbot/NextCard ---------------------------------------------------------------------- As the autocratic regime of strongman Tony 'Tono' Blair brutally refuses to allow international observers into the country, and as the persecution of minorities worsens every day - with the worst ethnic violence Western Europe has seen in decades; and as the corrupt despot will never permit troops from the CIS right of occupation of not only Leeds and Oldham but of the entire United Kingdom, the INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY has no choice but to commence around the clock terror bombing raids forthwith, with particular emphasis on targeting BBC broadcasting facilities - which spew forth the hateful state propaganda of the dictator and his savage henchmen - and on public transportation routes and vehicles, petroleum and chemical storage depots, bridges and other civilian infrastructure, factories and plants, national power grids and all dual purpose installations, including vacuum cleaner and automobile manufacturing facilities, and assorted other strategic assets, including but not limited to public housing units, maternity wards, and all government buildings...and the United States embassy in London. Signed this 6th of June, 2001 General Secretary TROTWTO (The Rest Of The World Treaty Organization) --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > STOP NATO: ¡NO PASARAN! - HTTP://WWW.STOPNATO.ORG.UK > > --------------------------- ListBot Sponsor > -------------------------- > Get a low APR NextCard Visa in 30 seconds! > 1. Fill in the brief application > 2. Receive approval decision within 30 seconds > 3. Get rates as low as 2.99% Intro or 9.99% > Ongoing APR and no > annual fee! > Apply NOW! > http://www.bcentral.com/listbot/NextCard > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > From the BBC > > Wednesday, 6 June, 2001, 04:41 GMT 05:41 UK > Calm restored after Leeds riots > > Trouble is believed linked to the arrest of an > Asian man > > The Harehills district of Leeds is now quiet after > several hours of sporadic > street violence involving more than 150 people. > > Two dozen cars and a shop were set on fire and > police officers in riot gear > - who tried to restore calm - were pelted with > bricks after violence flared > after 2200 BST on Tuesday. > > It is thought the violence - which followed a > two-hour stand-off between > police and Asian youths - may have been related to > the arrest of an Asian man > two days ago. > > > > Riot police have been called in to contain the > violence > > The disturbances - in a mixed race area of Leeds - > come less than two weeks > after racial violence flared in Oldham, Greater > Manchester, although our > correspondent says locals do not view the violence > as racially motivated. > > But Assistant Chief Constable of West Yorkshire > Police Graham Maxwell said > the reasons for the disturbances were not yet known. > > > He described the rioting as "a pre-meditated attack > on police" and said a > full investigation was under way. > > Twenty five cars were set alight and one shop was > badly damaged in the > riots. Two police officers were slightly injured and > a number of police > vehicles were damaged. > > Four people have been arrested and the police say > they expect more arrests > to follow. > > Officers were continuing to patrol in strength on > Wednesday morning after > the violence faded in the early hours. > > There were unconfirmed reports that some of those > involved in the > disturbances had travelled from Oldham, and had been > involved in the race > riots of more than a week ago. > > CS spray > > Police vans, carrying police officers in riot gear > were drafted in to quell > the trouble - with a police helicopter and other > emergency services on > standby - as police fought running battles with > youths. > > Some locals said the violence was a reaction to a > perceived lack of police > action following an incident in which a man was > allegedly sprayed in the face > with CS gas and arrested. > > One on-looker said on Tuesday: "There was supposed > to be a meeting today to > discuss the result of the meeting between the > Bangladeshi community and the > police following the arrest of this man, but nothing > really happened." > > Emergency services were called to the Harehills > area of Leeds shortly after > 2000 BST. > > A West Yorkshire Police spokesman said officers had > been called to the > Banstead Park area, following reports that something > had been thrown into the > road at around 2015 BST. > >> > > > > > ______________________________________________________________________ > To unsubscribe, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > ATTACHMENT part 2 message/rfc822 > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Date: Wed, 6 Jun 2001 01:48:02 EDT > Subject: "Asians" rebel in Leeds > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Wednesday, 6 June, 2001, 04:41 GMT 05:41 UK > Calm restored after Leeds riots > > > > Trouble is believed linked to the arrest of an Asian > man > > The Harehills district of Leeds is now quiet after > several hours of sporadic > street violence involving more than 150 people. > Two dozen cars and a shop were set on fire and > police officers in riot gear - > who tried to restore calm - were pelted with bricks > after violence flared > after 2200 BST on Tuesday. > > It is thought the violence - which followed a > two-hour stand-off between > police and Asian youths - may have been related to > the arrest of an Asian man > two days ago. > > > > Riot police have been called in to contain the > violence > > The disturbances - in a mixed race area of Leeds - > come less than two weeks > after racial violence flared in Oldham, Greater > Manchester, although our > correspondent says locals do not view the violence > as racially motivated. > > But Assistant Chief Constable of West Yorkshire > Police Graham Maxwell said > the reasons for the disturbances were not yet known. > > > He described the rioting as "a pre-meditated attack > on police" and said a > full investigation was under way. > > Twenty five cars were set alight and one shop was > badly damaged in the riots. > Two police officers were slightly injured and a > number of police vehicles > were damaged. > > Four people have been arrested and the police say > they expect more arrests to > follow. > > Officers were continuing to patrol in strength on > Wednesday morning after the > violence faded in the early hours. > > There were unconfirmed reports that some of those > involved in the > disturbances had travelled from Oldham, and had been > involved in the race > riots of more than a week ago. > > CS spray > > Police vans, carrying police officers in riot gear > were drafted in to quell > the trouble - with a police helicopter and other > emergency services on > standby - as police fought running battles with > youths. > > Some locals said the violence was a reaction to a > perceived lack of police > action following an incident in which a man was > allegedly sprayed in the face > with CS gas and arrested. > > One on-looker said on Tuesday: "There was supposed > to be a meeting today to > discuss the result of the meeting between the > Bangladeshi community and the > police following the arrest of this man, but nothing > really happened." > > Emergency services were called to the Harehills area > of Leeds shortly after > 2000 BST. > > A West Yorkshire Police spokesman said officers had > been called to the > Banstead Park area, following reports that something > had been thrown into the > road at around 2015 BST. > > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? 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