www.americaheldhostile.com



www.GregPalast.com



www.eqfl.org

Humanist of Florrida Association

http://www.propertyrightsresearch.org/

http://www.123Greetings.com

Tallahassee Network for Justice and Peace

http://www.tnjp.org
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Elaboration of Principles

Oppose more violence. For the sake of global peace and justice, we stand for a measured response that will seek out and punish only those who are responsible for these horrible crimes. The U.S. should seek justice in accordance with international law and the United Nations Security Council or other appropriate international agencies.

Resist racism. We must stand together against racial and religious discrimination. Americans and law enforcement agencies must not racially profile, target, or defame Arab-Americans, Muslims, or other groups as a result of the terrorist crimes.

Protect civil rights. We must not let the criminals win by allowing our Congress to pass repressive legislation. Curtailing free speech, freedom of assembly, and due process in the name of fighting terrorism only cripples our democracy.

We Stand for Peace and Justice

A spectacular feat of investigative reporting, SECRETS OF THE TOMB is more than the definitive book on the most secret society in the world. It is also a provocative exploration of our need for conspiracy and connection. www.secretsofthetomb.com

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Director, Wellness Center, SeekWellness.com
Donald B. Ardell, Ph.D. is the author of High Level Wellness: An Alternative to Doctors, Drugs and Disease (Rodale, 1977, Bantam 1979 and Ten Speed Press 1986). Since 1984, he has produced the quarterly ARDELL WELLNESS REPORT (67 editions in print), a weekly electronic newsletter (well over 200 in circulation) and a daily essay at SeekWellness.com (http://www.seekwellness.com/wellness). He also ran for mayor of Tampa as "the oldest, fittest, fastest and prettiest of all the candidates" on a "well city" platform based on four themes: fuctional, free, fit and fun. Don can be reached at (813) 833-5833 or via e-mail at donardel@tampabay.rr.com

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