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They tried that in the US industries and commerce.
When Fluoexetine was discovered it was fed to management/kepy personnel and
for the first bit it showed massive increases of productiovity.
Then the psychotic episodes started....
And the suicid
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In article <f5a2db3e.0407201013.73b7f675@posting.google.com>, david60610
<david60610@hotmail.com> writes
>I thought someone said that the US-Japan extradition treaty allows
>extradition from Japan to the US of a non-Japan citizen if the crime
>is no
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In article <cdjh67$6qd$1@news01.intel.com>, Todd A. Anderson
<drtodd@aaahawk.com.N0SPAM> writes
>> >Hi David, no, I'm not saying that at all! He isn't. I'm saying that as
>> >far as I understand the Japan-US extradition treaty, it stipulates
>> >(wh
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In article <f5a2db3e.0407200656.6dd9811c@posting.google.com>, david60610
<david60610@hotmail.com> writes
>I'm not much of a chess player, although I played a little as a
>youngster, and so I certainly remember B Fischer as a great player.
>My curren
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In us.legal international mens organisation <international_mens_organisation@internationalmensorganisation.cjb.net> wrote:
>
> Tell Congress and the White House NO MENTAL SCREENINGS FOR AMERICANS
> AND NO FUNDING FOR THIS PLAN!
Those friggin' guys
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In <cdjt3n$tbr$1@news.chatlink.com>, "Daryl" <dhunt@i70west.nospam.com>
wrote:
-Filing false complaints or claiming to have done so give Vincent the
-legal background to own your house.
Look who's warning about "filing false complaints" ...
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Fighting extradition hardly ever works, and just delays the
inevitable, unless capital punishment is involved (and even then it
doesn't work long term: witness the French-USA Einhorn case involving
double jeopardy).
A better tactic is to attack the
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> convince Japan to let him stay longer. Now that his passport has
> clearly been revoked, he can't enter a third country unless they
> formally agree to give him asylum. Even though he did nothing wrong
> in Japan, his time there is up and he has to
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In article <0OAH1dBafR$AFw04@borve.demon.co.uk>, banana <banana@REMOVE_T
HIS.borve.demon.co.uk> writes
>In article <Sl8Lc.5086$iK.4591@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net>, David
>Martel <marte005@earthlink.net> writes
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>>Banana,
>>
>> Are you ar
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In article <Sl8Lc.5086$iK.4591@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net>, David
Martel <marte005@earthlink.net> writes
>Banana,
>
> Are you arguing that Fischer was and is a citizen of Japan? If so why was
>he traveling with a US passport? Why would he n
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Banana,
Are you arguing that Fischer was and is a citizen of Japan? If so why was
he traveling with a US passport? Why would he need a passport to enter
Japan?
Dave M.
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I thought someone said that the US-Japan extradition treaty allows
extradition from Japan to the US of a non-Japan citizen if the crime
is not a crime in Japan. Japan will only extradite one of its own
citizens if it is also a crime in Japan.
BTW,
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[crossposted to us.legal]
Am I right in thinking that the Japan-US extradition treaty of 1980
stipulates that extradition from one country to the other is only
possible when a person is accused of something that is a crime in both
countries, and tha
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Bars tug for bragging right
KEY WEST -- In a dispute fitting of an Ernest Hemingway
novel, two bars near the hard-drinking author's former
home are fighting over rights to use the name of his
old watering hole.
But this bar brawl is taking place
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> >Hi David, no, I'm not saying that at all! He isn't. I'm saying that as
> >far as I understand the Japan-US extradition treaty, it stipulates
> >(which is common in extradition treaties) that a person cannot be
> >extradited from one country to the o
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I'm not much of a chess player, although I played a little as a
youngster, and so I certainly remember B Fischer as a great player.
My current interest in this matter is more from the political/legal
perspective than the chess perspective, though.
I
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Good start with Politicans
"international mens organisation"
<international_mens_organisation@internationalmensorganisation.cjb.net>
wrote in message news:fa7a7aec.0407191010.1339c733@posting.google.com...
> EXTREMELY URGENT!
> ACTION ALERT!!!
>
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