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Bush hate camp takes advantage of the news:
In an attempt to thwart the spread of bird flu, President George W. Bush may bomb the Canary Islands.
Turkey is next target
In an attempt to thwart the spread of bird flu, President George W. Bush may bomb the Canary Islands.
Turkey is next target
Bush Admirers react to the Bird Flu news in their own version:
Bird flu was thrust upon the world by enemies of United States and the universe-
George Bush may take the next step in safeguarding human kind from enemies
He may order bombing of Canary Islands.
Turkey is suspected to be the ground for the same enemy plot and air force action may follow
So be careful when you read any newsarticles from leading newpapers it is their view -
Not your view
by Robert Zijp
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Daniel Carter 
Full name Daniel William Carter
Full name Daniel William Carter Place of birth 
Leeston, Canterbury, New Zealand Height 1.78 Weight 91 Nickname DC Rugby union career PositionFly-half, Inside centre All Black No.1034 Provincial/State sides Caps(points) 2002-present Canterbury 19 (161) correct as of 7 August, 2006. Super Rugby 2003-present Crusaders 37 (474)
correct as of 7 August, 2006.
Leeston, Canterbury, New Zealand Height 1.78 Weight 91 Nickname DC Rugby union career PositionFly-half, Inside centre All Black No.1034 Provincial/State sides Caps(points) 2002-present Canterbury 19 (161) correct as of 7 August, 2006. Super Rugby 2003-present Crusaders 37 (474) correct as of 7 August, 2006.
National team(s) 2003-present New Zealand 35 (540) correct as of 21 November, 2006. Other Information Occupation Professional rugby union footballer School attended
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