On Apr 17, 7:56 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > We know that the city officials are corrupt. Instead of applying the > city codes and pursuing violations, they let the cases fester and turn > into civil disputes when there are clear code violations. And when > they apply, that is at the instigation of evil neocons and their boss > george w bus and neil bush who had adulterous sex with asian women > while married to sharon. These Bibble waving evil criminals are > ultimately the real culprits for the social and civil society > breakdown. There are terrible neighbor to neighbor disputes in the > country stemming from simple ignored code violations such as uncleaned > trash and other irritants. > > --------- > BLACKSBURG, VA (WIS/AP) - Virginia Tech's president says an Asian > university student killed 30 people in a campus building before > turning the gun on himself. > > And though Charles Steger did not explicitly say the student was also > the gunman in the first shooting, he told CNN that he did not believe > there was another shooter. > > Administrators at Virginia Tech are being subjected to some second- > guessing over how long it took to get out a campus-wide warning in > yesterday's shooting rampage. > > The first killings occurred in a dorm. More than two hours later, the > gunmen opened fire in a classroom building, killing 30 more people and > ultimately himself. > > The only alert was sent by e-mail, telling people there'd been a > shooting and urging caution. > > Steger defended the delay in warning students about the gunman. > > Steger says the university was trying to notify students who were > already on campus, not those who were commuting in. He says he thought > the best way to keep students safe was to confine them to their > classrooms. > > Security officials at other big schools are sympathetic. And they're > also looking at ways to speed up communications in a crisis. UC > Berkeley is considering sirens or an outdoor PA system. The University > of Florida is already working with police on an auto-dialing phone > system for emergencies. > > And Virginia Tech itself has been working on a system to warn people > via cell-phone text messaging. > > One of the first victims shot at Virginia Tech was just a month away > from graduation. > > Bryan Clark says his brother, Ryan, was a resident adviser on the > fourth floor of the dormitory where the rampage began yesterday. > > Ryan Clark was 22 and from Martinez, Georgia. Known as "Stack" to his > friends, he majored in psychology, biology and English. A Web site > says he was personnel officer for the Marching Virginians band and > intended to pursue a PhD in psychology. > > Another victim had ties to Georgia as well. Colleagues say German > professor Christopher Bishop was among those killed. Bishop earned > undergraduate and master's degrees in German at the > University of Georgia. > > The deadly shootings at Virginia Tech are touching families around the > world. Among those killed were a Romanian-born professor with > emigrated from Israel and a professor from India. > > Joe Librescu of Tel Aviv says his father, an engineering science and > mathematics professor, tried to stop the gunman from entering his > classroom by blocking the door before he was shot to death. > > Another victim was a man from southern India who lectured in the > Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering. The victim's > brother says he was a guiding force in their family. > > Condolences have poured in from Britain to China but there also has > been condemnation of US gun laws. The prime minister of Australia says > America's "gun culture" is a negative force, while > commentators in India say the laws must be made stricter. > > And the White House confirmed this morning that the Bushes would > travel to Blacksburg, Virginia, to attend the afternoon convocation. > > In his remarks yesterday, the president said schools should be "places > of safety, sanctuary and learning." > > Until Monday, the deadliest campus shooting in US history took place > in 1966 at the University of Texas, where Charles Whitman killed 16 > people from the observation deck of a clock tower. > > At Columbine High in 1999, two teen-agers killed 12 fellow students > and a teacher, then took their own lives. > > It's the second time in less than a year that the campus was closed > because of a shooting. > > Last August, the opening day of classes was canceled and the campus > closed when an escaped jail inmate allegedly killed a hospital guard > off campus and fled to the Tech area. > > Virginia Tech is nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains of southwestern > Virginia, about 160 miles west of Richmond. The campus is centered > around the Drill Field, a grassy field where military cadets once > practiced. The dorm and the classroom building where the victims were > shot are on opposites sides of the Drill Field. > > Copyright 2007 Raycom Media. All rights reserved. This material may > not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. AP > contributed to this report.
You mentioned "Korean Al-Qaeda Terrorist" in the title! Honesty demands that you establish it as a fact that the person was connected to Al-Qaeda and that he was a terrorist and not some mentally sick fellow. Muhammad -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
