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   European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 1, 2007, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 14 stars n d Stripe sunday april 1 2007 ii in beloved Iraq blood is flowing Between Brothers in the Shadow of an illegitimate foreign occupation and abhorrent sectarianism threatens a civil saudi King abdullah1 Amr saudi King Abdullah had been expected to Back solutions to the Iraq War at an Arab Summit but he called it an illegal occupation saudi King harshly criticizes for presence in Iraq by Lee Keath and Donna Abunasar the associated press Riyadh saudi Arabia King Abdullahu harsh and in attack on the Mil itary presence in Iraq could be a saudi attempt to signal to Washington its anger Over the situation in Iraq and build credibility among fellow arabs the kingdom has taken an aggressive leadership role to quiet Mideast troubles and wanted to show other arabs it was willing to put their interests above its close ties to the United states the White House on thursday rejected the Kings characterization of troops in Iraq As an illegitimate foreign saving the United states was not in Iraq illegally the United states and saudi Arabia have a close and cooperative relationship on a wide Range of White House spokes woman Dana Perino said and when it comes to the coalition forces being in Iraq we Are there under the Security Council resolutions and at the invitation of the iraqi we disagree with undersecretary of state Nicholas Burns told senators we were a Little surprised to see those re the King made his remarks wednesday at the opening ses Sion of the today Arab Summit his country hosted in Riyadh in beloved Iraq blood is flow ing Between Brothers in the Shadow of an illegitimate foreign occupation and abhorrent sectarian ism threatens a civil said Abdullah whose country is a aids officials warn Asia to see his cases double ally that quietly aided the 2003 invasion of Iraq a saudi official said the King was speaking As the president of the Summit and his remarks reflected general frustration with the Patchwork Job the Ameri cans Are doing to end violence in Iraq the King also wanted to Send a message that Iraq is an Issue that arabs cannot turn their backs on said the official who spoke on the condition of Anonym Ity the Summit took a Tough line on Iraq demanding it change its Constitution and military to include More sunnis and end a program of uprooting former members of Saddam Hussein baath party the sunni led governments of the Arab world have Long been suspicious of Iraq shiite Leader ship blaming it for fueling Vio Lence by discriminating against sunni arabs and accusing it of helping mainly shiite Iran extend its influence in the Region writers in some Arab Media suggested before the Summit that saudi Arabia would seek solutions that would Cater to interests the Kings remarks Are the biggest proof that those accusations were said Dawood a Shirian a saudi analyst in the Issue of Iraq saudi Arabia went far beyond most other Arab countries it went beyond the de tails and right to the a Shirian said he expected other Arab countries to take saudi arabian Lead in consider ing the presence of troops an illegal occupation if saudi Ara Bia didst blame the occupation the blame would fall on the iraqis who Are victims How can you blame the victim he asked the associated press Manila Philippines the number of people in Asia infected with the aids virus threatens to double Over the next five years unless governments do More to Stop the spread of his officials said Friday about million people Are infected in Asia with his at the current level of inadequate response it is expected this number will Rise to about 20 million in the next five the Independent commission on aids in Asia said the nine member commission funded by the joint United nations program on or in aids is holding its today South East Asia sub regional workshop in Manila it said the number of deaths currently averages around yearly and financial losses to the asian Region Are estimated at billion annually the economic Cost is predicted to Rise to As High As billion per year if the Epi Demic is not controlled within the next five years Una ids data show the number of infected people receiving Antoret Romiral therapy has in creased More than threefold since 2003 but they represent Only 16 percent of those needing the aids treatment Only Thailand is providing treat ment to at least 50 percent of those in need Una ids said the commission said the Rea sons for the inadequate response in the Region Are manifold ranging from Low Levels of awareness and understanding among policymakers to a difficulty in predicting the dynamics of the disease progression web Agency nixes xxx Domain names by Matt Moore the associated press Lisbon Portugal the internets key oversight Agency voted Friday not to give adult web Sites their own Domain the third time it has rejected the idea Many in the adult entertainment Industry and religious groups alike had criticized the plan the Cana Dian government also warned last week that it could put the internet corporation for assigned names and numbers in the Tricky business of Content regu lation having to decide which Sites Are pornographic and which Are not porn Sites opposed to were largely concerned that the Domain name while billed As Volun tary would eventually Lead to governments Mandat ing its use and pushing them into a so called online ghetto religious groups worried that would legitimize and expand the number of adult Sites which More than a third of internet users visit each month according to co score Media matrix this decision was the result of very careful scrutiny and consideration of All the arguments that consideration has led a majority of the Board to be Lieve that the proposal should be said Vin ton Cerf Canns chairman the 95 decision came nearly seven years after the proposal was first floated by ice registry Lac a Florida Startup that handles web site registrations with the aim of overseeing Sites that want to have the internet suffix we Are extremely disappointed by the boards action said Stuart Lawley ices president and chief executive Dengue fever surging in Mexico by Mark Stevenson the associated press Mexico City the deadly Hemorrhagic form of Dengue fever is increasing dramatically in mexi co and experts predict a surge throughout latin America fuelled by climate change migration and faltering Mosquito eradication efforts Overall Dengue cases have in creased by More than 600 percent in Mexico since 2001 and worried officials Are sending special teams to tourist resorts to Spray pesticides and remove garbage and standing water where mosquitoes Breed ahead of the Peak easter week vacation season even classic Dengue known As Bonebreak fever can cause severe flu like symptoms excruciating joint pain High fever nausea and rashes More alarming is that a deadly Hemorrhagic form of the disease which adds internal and external bleeding to the symptoms is be Israel an anti Dengue brigade belonging to the municipal health department Marks a Home Friday after checking for standing water or other areas where mosquitoes Breed in the resort City of Cancun Mexico coming More common it accounts for one in four cases in Mexico compared with one in 50 seven years ago according to Mexico Public health department while Hemorrhagic Dengue is in creasing around the developing world the problem is most dramatic in the americas according to the centers for disease control and prevention like a poster child for the Down Side of humanity Impact on the planet Dengue is driven by longer Rainy seasons some blame on Cli mate change As Well As disposable plastic packaging and other trash that collects water migrants and tourists including the Many thousands of americans expected for Spring break this year carry new strains of the virus across National Borders where mosquitoes can spread the disease the cd says theres no drug to treat Hemorrhagic Dengue but proper treatment including rest fluids and pain Relief can reduce death rates to about 1 percent  
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