Dis weer sirkus-tyd! En die mense praat ook Afrikaans!
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Circus days are here again.
The magic of Boswell Wilkie Circus is back for two fun-filled family days on
Saturday and Sunday, May 3 and 4.
The flags are flying on the Big Top at the circus farm in Randvaal (25
minutes from Sandton) and you are invited to order a picnic basket, enjoy it
on the spacious lawns under the trees, then go in for the full-length show -
laugh at the clowns, thrill to the aerial act, wonder at the acrobats and
the magicians, cheer for the clever dogs and admire the dancing ponies. It's
sheer family entertainment - a 90-minute escape to the glittering fairytale
world of circus.
In October 2001, the Boswell Wilkie Circus gave its last show as a
"travelling" circus after nearly 50 years on the road. Since then the circus
folk have been delighting both adults and children by giving them the
opportunity to perform in their own show on birthdays and special occasions.
But here it is again - the real thing, two afternoons in the fantasy
wonderland of the circus.
Tickets are R39 each, which can be booked on www.circus.co.za. At the same
time, order your picnic basket, which must be booked ahead. They will be
available from 12 noon on both days.
In your take-home basket you'll find chicken liver pate and mini home made
bread, chargrilled chicken, portuguese rolls, potato salad, green bean salad
or cous-cous and mini koeksisters, all for R59 per person. Bring your picnic
blanket!
Light meals and drinks can also be obtained at the Cafe du Cirque and there
is a craft shop on the farm.
Check the website www.circus.co.za for detailed directions.
En nou kan niemand ons beskuldig ons staan net bakhand nie - ons klap sommer
die hand wat wil gee weg.
Verlede week het Mnr Richard Feachem - van die World Global Fund for
HIV/AIDS na Suid Agrika gereis om die 41miljoenUSD te oorhandig - 'n
skenking
waarop daar 'n jaar gelede al op besluit is.
By sy aankoms is hy meegedeel dat die ooreenkoms eers later die week geteken
kan word.
Teen Woensdag is sy afspraak met Zuma gekanselleer omdat die ooreenkoms nie
reg was om geteken te word nie.
By 'n dinee vir die geleentheid het dierbare Manto 'n rassistiese tirade
afgesteek wat die meeste mense hul koppe in skaamte laat sak het, en ander
hul koppe in ongelowigheid laat skud het.
Mnr Feachem is onverrigter sake weer terug, en het verklaar dat SA duidelik
nog nie gereed is om die skenking in ontvangs te neem nie.
En nou kan niemand ons beskuldig ons staan net bakhand nie - ons klap sommer
die hand wat wil gee weg.
Verlede week het Mnr Richard Feachem - van die World Global Fund for
HIV/AIDS na Suid Agrika gereis om die 41miljoenUSD te oorhandig - 'n
skenking
waarop daar 'n jaar gelede al op besluit is.
By sy aankoms is hy meegedeel dat die ooreenkoms eers later die week geteken
kan word.
Teen Woensdag is sy afspraak met Zuma gekanselleer omdat die ooreenkoms nie
reg was om geteken te word nie.
By 'n dinee vir die geleentheid het dierbare Manto 'n rassistiese tirade
afgesteek wat die meeste mense hul koppe in skaamte laat sak het, en ander
hul koppe in ongelowigheid laat skud het.
Mnr Feachem is onverrigter sake weer terug, en het verklaar dat SA duidelik
nog nie gereed is om die skenking in ontvangs te neem nie.
Buurman het 'n moerske doringboom
wat oor die heining loer. Inderwaarheid
is die boom slegs sowat sewe treê van waar
ek hier sit, met my rekenaarvertrek se venster
oop en tussen my en die kollos.
Ek sê met opset 'oornag' en nie 'slaap' nie, want die voëls
slaap nie. Dit is nou 2150 en hulle kwetter en tjirp. Vannag
om middernag luister ek na hulle, en as ek twee uur wakker
is, hoor ek hulle steeds. Vieruur môreoggend begin hulle meer
luidrugtig raak wanneer hulle bespreek oor wat hulle deur die
dag gaan doen. Nou sit hulle en gesels oor die dag wat verby is.
Hannetjie en ek het 5:30 tot ses uur buite gestaan en kyk hoe hulle
as enkelinge en as groepe die groot doringboomwoonstelblok betrek.
Mekaar hallo sê met die landing, en somtyds sommer vinnig 'n wyfie
probeer score en dan vinnig van die tak afgeboender word deur 'n ander
mannetjie. Maar hulle gesels byna sonder ophou. Soms raak dit stil vir
'n kort rukkie, en dan kwetter dit weer. Miskien sien sommige van
hulle 'n beweging en begin dan skreeu "Watch out! Watch out!"
Dit is nie donker nie want voor my huis en voor sy huis is straatligte
wat dit heel gesellig lig hou deur die nag.
Is dit uniek of nie? Ek dog dan voëls slaap in die nag.
So ps 'n oproep gekry van 'n kennis
op pad hierheen. Dit gaan heelwaarskynlik
'n kuiery afgee wanneer sy hier is..
Weet nie of ek môre op usenet sal wees nie
maar heelwaarskynlik tog later vanaand.
My maskara is gesmeer so ek gaan nou bietjie
wegraak.
Uit die Financial Times rakende die soektog na Saddam se wapens van
massa-vernietiging.
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WAR IN IRAQ: US engineers draw another blank over suspected weapons
site
By Mark Huband, Security Correspondent, in London
Financial Times; Apr 12, 2003
American forces seeking evidence that Iraq was concealing a weapons of
mass destruction programme yesterday acknowledged for the fourth time
in a week that a suspect site had failed to provide proof of secret
weapons production.
Since the outbreak of war, US and UK forces have occupied territory in
which up to 30 of a total 40 alleged nuclear, chemical or biological
weapons sites identified in UK and US intelligence reports are
located.
US Marine engineers visiting the Tuwaitha nuclear research centre
south of Baghdad on Thursday said they had found "many, many" drums
that they said contained low-grade uranium.
What the Marines appeared not to know was that the site was visited by
inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) 12 times
between November and March. Iraq was permitted to retain uranium at
the site under UN resolutions.
On entering the site, the troops were said yesterday by the IAEA to
have broken door and container seals that were intended to prevent the
nuclear material being smuggled out.
The revision of statements suggesting that new evidence had been found
- which would have bolstered the case for war - follows similar
reversals in the past few days.
A white powder found at a site near Najaf and first thought to be
chemical agent was later deemed to have been explosives, while 14
barrels of liquid initially said to be sarin and tabun nerve agents
found at Hindiyah are now thought to be pesticide. A further claim
that a cache of rockets mounted on a multiple launcher has yet to be
verified as being armed with chemical warheads.
Admiral Sir Alan West, head of the UK Royal Navy and a former chief of
UK defence intelligence, said yesterday he was "absolutely convinced"
that Iraq had WMD though in less abundance than widely suggested.
"There are some people who have talked in terms of thousands of tonnes
of chemicals and hundreds and hundreds of missiles of extended range
and I would say that is way beyond the top end," he said.
Ari Fleischer, White House spokesman, said this week: "We have high
confidence that they have weapons of mass destruction - that is what
this war was about and is about - and we have high confidence [they]
will be found."
However, the collapse of Saddam Hussein's regime without its firing a
single one of the WMD it allegedly possessed has raised the question
of why it would have had them if it was not prepared to use them.
Equally mystifying has been the process of amassing evidence to
justify the war. This has been marked by the exposure of glaring
factual errors in intelligence reports and evidence of government
pressure being exerted on intelligence services to find suitable
proof.
Evidence presented by Tony Blair, prime minister, detailed alleged
Iraqi efforts to buy uranium from Niger.
Mohamed ElBaradei, IAEA director-general, told the UN Security Council
on March 7 that the documents sub-stantiating the claim were fake and
that "these specific allegations are un-founded".
Evidence presented by US officials that suggested Iraq had sought to
buy aluminium tubes for use in centrifuges for the uranium enrichment
process, has also been dismissed.
A weapons expert said: "All the evidence points to their being used
for rockets not centrifuges."
Kofi Annan, UN secretary-general, said this week that UN weapons
inspectors should return to Iraq quickly.
The US is assembling a team of its own inspectors, though weapons
experts doubt that their finds will be regarded with the credibility
of any made by a UN team.
Watter teleurstellende agteruitgang sedert
ek bietjie verlof geneem het!
Die helfde van briewe gaan oor bevestiging
daarvan dat Yankees nie ordentelik kan lees
en skryf nie met 'n groot deel van die res
deur morons uit ander groepe hierheen
gekruispos is. Kan ek julle dan nie vertrou
om hierdie nuusgroep se gehalte op (gewese)
standaard te hou in my afwesigheid nie?
Tussen hakkies, Gloudina, jou man het presies
net so min maniere soos jy.
"Yashar Arafat" skryf in boodskap news:7VVla.270903$gl2.8997762@castor.casema.net...
> The Illuminati
>
> For those who have never heard of The Illuminati, or are brand new to the
> study, and who might ask, "In a nutshell, what the heck is the Illuminati?"
>
> A man named Adam Weishaupt founded a secret society in Bavaria in 1776, that
> had as it's goal, to rule the world. The methods they would use would be
> assassinations, bribery, blackmail, revolutions, and espionage. Their model
> of organization was similar to the Jesuit Order and the steps and degrees of
> Freemasonry. They intended to control and manipulate banks and bankers,
> money-lending powers, the world's financiers. They intended to cause
> economic collapses, wars, bloody uprisings and revolutions around the world,
> with each upheaval calculated to re-structure the status quo leaving the
> Illuminati in greater positions of influence, and poised for their next
> step. The main enemies or "targets" of The Illuminati in the 1700s were the
> kings and queens, the monarchies of Europe, and, the Church. The two
> most-remembered Illuminati-caused revolutions in history, were, the French
> Revolution and Reign of Terror (1788-1799), and the Russian Revolution of
> 1917 that first made Communism a world power. The Illuminati and it's
> diabolical conspiracy was very real. These things actually happened and are
> a matter of world history. The Illuminati Conspiracy got exposed. The
> authorities made raids and seized Illuminati documents. In its day this was
> all public headline news, not some obscure, rare, or arcane knowledge. There
> you have the basic gist of it. That is the starting point. That is what
> people usually mean by "The Illuminati."
>
> But is that all there is to it? What has gone on since then? And, what is
> going on today?
> Read more about it on
> http://members.tripod.com/~RobertGillette/Illuminati.html
>
> Als wij aan een één-hoofdige wereld-regering denken, komt vanzelf de vraag
> bij ons op: "Wie en wat zit er achter?" Want het is duidelijk dat die ene
> man een machtig lichaam achter zich moet hebben om dit alles mogelijk te
> maken. Wie besturen deze aarde? Zijn het regeringen? Zijn het menselijke
> organisaties achter regeringen: de geheime genootschappen?
>
> In Nederland is er nauwelijks één studie in boek of tijdschrift aan gewijd.
> Waarom?
>
> Misschien omdat de onthullingen in feite zo onthutsend zijn, dat de normale
> Nederlander, die van huis uit bereid is toch altijd het goede in zijn
> medemens te zoeken, zich maar moeilijk kan indenken dat er zulk een
> geraffineerd kwaad in de wereld kan bestaan? Of is het een gebrek aan
> informatie! http://home.uwnet.nl/~oldhag
>
> Theedoek (5xD, De Doek Die Direct Droogt);
> Logisch, Yasser Arafat is (overdrachtelijk) kurkdroog!
> http://www.bijbels-panorama.nl/
>
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