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William Howard Taft - The Farmer And The Republican Party
William Howard Taft (September 15, 1857 -- March 8, 1930) was an American politician, the twenty-seventh President of the United States, the tenth Chief Justice of the United States, a leader of the progressive conservative wing of the Republican Party in the early 20th century, a pioneer in international arbitration and staunch advocate of world peace verging on pacifism, and scion of a leading political family, the Tafts, of Ohio. Taft served as the Solicitor General of the United States, a federal judge, Governor-General of the Philippines, and Secretary of War before being nominated for President in the 1908 Republican National Convention with the backing of his predecessor and close friend Theodore Roosevelt. His presidency was characterized by trust-busting, strengthening the Interstate Commerce Commission, expanding the civil service, establishing a better postal system, and promoting world peace. Roosevelt broke with Taft in 1911, charging Taft was too reactionary. Taft and the conservatives were alarmed at Roosevelt's attacks on the judiciary, and took control of the party machinery. Taft defeated Roosevelt for the Republican nomination in a bruising battle in 1912 that forced Roosevelt out of the GOP and left Taft's people in charge for decades. William Howard Taft remains the only U.S. President to finish third in a bid for reelection to a second consecutive term. During World War I he helped set national labor policy that reduced strikes and generated union support for the national cause. In 1921, he became Chief Justice. As President and Chief Justice he helped make the federal courts, especially the Supreme Court, much more powerful in shaping national policy. To date he is the only former president to serve on the Supreme Court.
It's Not Easy - trailer
In summer of 2003 a group of 12 international volunteers worked on a video project about their experiences in SCI workcamps. This is the result of their work. The project was financed by the Youth Programme of the European Commission and was managed by SAVA Working Group of SCI. The full movie (35 minutes) can't be uploaded on YouTube, therefore we only offer the trailer.
Justice & Unity's Sara Flounders & Bok-keem Nyerere on WBAI
News Headlines: * Albert Solomon disqualified from WBAI Local Station Board Election. * Multimillionaire direct marketting executive offers gifts for votes in support of "Independent" candidates. * Famed Attorney Michael Tarif Warren endorses the Justice and Unity Slate. Local Station Board Member and Co-Director of the International Action Center Sara Flounders discusses the issues at stake in the 2007 WBAI Elections with Bok-keem Nyerere. Flounders and Nyerere are both seeking running for election on the local station board. Nyerere was a staffer with the Pacifica Campaign, which successfully fought the corporatization of the network. (Clarification: Steve Brown's Company was probed and monitored by the Postal Service, and had legal action taken against it by the Federal Trade Commission resutling in a consent decree forcing the company to pay $150,000 in civil penalties. Crain's Business week in 1986 reported that, "The postal service plans to continue monitoring Direct Marketing Enterprises to make sure it complies with the FTC's mail-order regulations, says Postal Inspector Robert Mignogna." More info at www.whoisstevebrown.info http://www.justiceunity.org")
Darkness at Dawn - Short Film by Jaffna University Students
Darkness at Dawn - Short Film by Jaffna University Students Tamil Eelam is the homeland of Tamils living in Norther and Easter part of Ceylon (Sri Lanka) administered by the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE). Tamil Eelam is comprised of Northern and Eastern provinces of the island Ceylon(Sri Lanka). Tamil Eelam is currently a de-facto state in Ceylon(Sri Lanka) run by LTTE. The LTTE has implemented a judicial system that consists of courts to adjudicate in criminal and civil matters. Currently the Tamil Eelam judicial system consists of district courts, High courts and Supreme court as well as a court of appeal. The district courts handle civil and criminal cases. The two high courts handles criminal cases such as rape, murder, treason and arson. The supreme court has jurisdiction over the whole of Tamil Eelam. The Tamil Eelam courts are said to be effective [48] and people who have a choice sometimes go to the Tamil Eelam courts rather than the Sri Lankan courts. LTTE has also established a police force. The Tamil Eelam police is the other key factor in maintaining law and order. The Tamil Eelam police was formed in 1991 and currently has its headquarters at Killinochi.[29] Police stations have been established in all areas that are controlled by the LTTE. The LTTE claims that their police force is the reason for the low crime rate but critics of LTTE claim that the police force is an integrated arm of the LTTE armed force and that the crime rate is low as a result of LTTE authoritarian rules. However, everyone agrees the Tamil Eelam police force and the judicial system is reason for high degree of rule of law in the areas controlled by the LTTE. Another state function of the LTTE administration is social welfare. This humanitarian assistant arm is funded by tax collection internally .[48] [50] [49]. LTTE has also established an education and health sector that offers services to the people under their control. [29] They have also created a human rights organization, called Northeast Secretariat on Human Rights, that functions to advocate the rights of Tamils. Though not recognized by international government it acts as a human rights commission. Furthermore, a customs service is also operated at the "border" by the Tamil Tigers. In addition to the civil administration LTTE also runs its own radio and television stations. These entities are named the Voice of Tigers and National Tamil Eelam Television respectively. Both the radio and television channel are aired from the areas under LTTE control. [50] [55] LTTE also runs a bank named the Bank of Tamileelam which uses the Sri Lankan rupee as its currency but offers higher rates than any bank on the island.
Jun-11-2008 Kaala Kanippu - Tamil Eelam launch Pongku Tamil
Tamil Eelam is the homeland of Tamils administered by the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE). Tamil Eelam is comprised of Northern and Eastern part of the island Ceylon(Sri Lanka). Tamil Eelam is currently a de-facto state in Ceylon(Sri Lanka). The LTTE has implemented a judicial system that consists of courts to adjudicate in criminal and civil matters. Currently the Tamil Eelam judicial system consists of district courts, High courts and Supreme court as well as a court of appeal. The district courts handle civil and criminal cases. The two high courts handles criminal cases such as rape, murder, treason and arson. The supreme court has jurisdiction over the whole of Tamil Eelam. The Tamil Eelam courts are said to be effective [48] and people who have a choice sometimes go to the Tamil Eelam courts rather than the Sri Lankan courts. LTTE has also established a police force. The Tamil Eelam police is the other key factor in maintaining law and order. The Tamil Eelam police was formed in 1991 and currently has its headquarters at Killinochi.[29] Police stations have been established in all areas that are controlled by the LTTE. The LTTE claims that their police force is the reason for the low crime rate but critics of LTTE claim that the police force is an integrated arm of the LTTE armed force and that the crime rate is low as a result of LTTE authoritarian rules. However, everyone agrees the Tamil Eelam police force and the judicial system is reason for high degree of rule of law in the areas controlled by the LTTE. Another state function of the LTTE administration is social welfare. This humanitarian assistant arm is funded by tax collection internally .[48] [50] [49]. LTTE has also established an education and health sector that offers services to the people under their control. [29] They have also created a human rights organization, called Northeast Secretariat on Human Rights, that functions to advocate the rights of Tamils. Though not recognized by international government it acts as a human rights commission. Furthermore, a customs service is also operated at the "border" by the Tamil Tigers. In addition to the civil administration LTTE also runs its own radio and television stations. These entities are named the Voice of Tigers and National Tamil Eelam Television respectively. Both the radio and television channel are aired from the areas under LTTE control. [50] [55] LTTE also runs a bank named the Bank of Tamileelam which uses the Sri Lankan rupee as its currency but offers higher rates than any bank on the island.
Jun-10-2008 Eelakilavan - Current Situation in Batticaloa
Tamil Eelam is the homeland of Tamils administered by the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE). Tamil Eelam is comprised of Northern and Eastern part of the island Ceylon(Sri Lanka). Tamil Eelam is currently a de-facto state in Ceylon(Sri Lanka). The LTTE has implemented a judicial system that consists of courts to adjudicate in criminal and civil matters. Currently the Tamil Eelam judicial system consists of district courts, High courts and Supreme court as well as a court of appeal. The district courts handle civil and criminal cases. The two high courts handles criminal cases such as rape, murder, treason and arson. The supreme court has jurisdiction over the whole of Tamil Eelam. The Tamil Eelam courts are said to be effective [48] and people who have a choice sometimes go to the Tamil Eelam courts rather than the Sri Lankan courts. LTTE has also established a police force. The Tamil Eelam police is the other key factor in maintaining law and order. The Tamil Eelam police was formed in 1991 and currently has its headquarters at Killinochi.[29] Police stations have been established in all areas that are controlled by the LTTE. The LTTE claims that their police force is the reason for the low crime rate but critics of LTTE claim that the police force is an integrated arm of the LTTE armed force and that the crime rate is low as a result of LTTE authoritarian rules. However, everyone agrees the Tamil Eelam police force and the judicial system is reason for high degree of rule of law in the areas controlled by the LTTE. Another state function of the LTTE administration is social welfare. This humanitarian assistant arm is funded by tax collection internally .[48] [50] [49]. LTTE has also established an education and health sector that offers services to the people under their control. [29] They have also created a human rights organization, called Northeast Secretariat on Human Rights, that functions to advocate the rights of Tamils. Though not recognized by international government it acts as a human rights commission. Furthermore, a customs service is also operated at the "border" by the Tamil Tigers. In addition to the civil administration LTTE also runs its own radio and television stations. These entities are named the Voice of Tigers and National Tamil Eelam Television respectively. Both the radio and television channel are aired from the areas under LTTE control. [50] [55] LTTE also runs a bank named the Bank of Tamileelam which uses the Sri Lankan rupee as its currency but offers higher rates than any bank on the island.
Nose Cup - Short Eelam Film by Jaffna University Students
Short Eelam Film by Jaffna University Students Tamil Eelam is the homeland of Tamils living in Norther and Easter part of Ceylon (Sri Lanka) administered by the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE). Tamil Eelam is comprised of Northern and Eastern provinces of the island Ceylon(Sri Lanka). Tamil Eelam is currently a de-facto state in Ceylon(Sri Lanka) run by LTTE. The LTTE has implemented a judicial system that consists of courts to adjudicate in criminal and civil matters. Currently the Tamil Eelam judicial system consists of district courts, High courts and Supreme court as well as a court of appeal. The district courts handle civil and criminal cases. The two high courts handles criminal cases such as rape, murder, treason and arson. The supreme court has jurisdiction over the whole of Tamil Eelam. The Tamil Eelam courts are said to be effective [48] and people who have a choice sometimes go to the Tamil Eelam courts rather than the Sri Lankan courts. LTTE has also established a police force. The Tamil Eelam police is the other key factor in maintaining law and order. The Tamil Eelam police was formed in 1991 and currently has its headquarters at Killinochi.[29] Police stations have been established in all areas that are controlled by the LTTE. The LTTE claims that their police force is the reason for the low crime rate but critics of LTTE claim that the police force is an integrated arm of the LTTE armed force and that the crime rate is low as a result of LTTE authoritarian rules. However, everyone agrees the Tamil Eelam police force and the judicial system is reason for high degree of rule of law in the areas controlled by the LTTE. Another state function of the LTTE administration is social welfare. This humanitarian assistant arm is funded by tax collection internally .[48] [50] [49]. LTTE has also established an education and health sector that offers services to the people under their control. [29] They have also created a human rights organization, called Northeast Secretariat on Human Rights, that functions to advocate the rights of Tamils. Though not recognized by international government it acts as a human rights commission. Furthermore, a customs service is also operated at the "border" by the Tamil Tigers. In addition to the civil administration LTTE also runs its own radio and television stations. These entities are named the Voice of Tigers and National Tamil Eelam Television respectively. Both the radio and television channel are aired from the areas under LTTE control. [50] [55] LTTE also runs a bank named the Bank of Tamileelam which uses the Sri Lankan rupee as its currency but offers higher rates than any bank on the island.
Intentions of Top Indian delegations visit to Sri Lanka 1/3
Intentions of Top Indian delegation's visit to Sri Lanka Tamil Eelam is the homeland of Tamils living in Northern and Eastern part of Ceylon (Sri Lanka) administered by the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE). Tamil Eelam is comprised of Northern and Eastern provinces of the island Ceylon(Sri Lanka). Tamil Eelam is currently a de-facto state in Ceylon(Sri Lanka) run by LTTE. The LTTE has implemented a judicial system that consists of courts to adjudicate in criminal and civil matters. Currently the Tamil Eelam judicial system consists of district courts, High courts and Supreme court as well as a court of appeal. The district courts handle civil and criminal cases. The two high courts handles criminal cases such as rape, murder, treason and arson. The supreme court has jurisdiction over the whole of Tamil Eelam. The Tamil Eelam courts are said to be effective [48] and people who have a choice sometimes go to the Tamil Eelam courts rather than the Sri Lankan courts. LTTE has also established a police force. The Tamil Eelam police is the other key factor in maintaining law and order. The Tamil Eelam police was formed in 1991 and currently has its headquarters at Killinochi.[29] Police stations have been established in all areas that are controlled by the LTTE. The LTTE claims that their police force is the reason for the low crime rate but critics of LTTE claim that the police force is an integrated arm of the LTTE armed force and that the crime rate is low as a result of LTTE authoritarian rules. However, everyone agrees the Tamil Eelam police force and the judicial system is reason for high degree of rule of law in the areas controlled by the LTTE. Another state function of the LTTE administration is social welfare. This humanitarian assistant arm is funded by tax collection internally .[48] [50] [49]. LTTE has also established an education and health sector that offers services to the people under their control. [29] They have also created a human rights organization, called Northeast Secretariat on Human Rights, that functions to advocate the rights of Tamils. Though not recognized by international government it acts as a human rights commission. Furthermore, a customs service is also operated at the "border" by the Tamil Tigers. In addition to the civil administration LTTE also runs its own radio and television stations. These entities are named the Voice of Tigers and National Tamil Eelam Television respectively. Both the radio and television channel are aired from the areas under LTTE control. [50] [55] LTTE also runs a bank named the Bank of Tamileelam which uses the Sri Lankan rupee as its currency but offers higher rates than any bank on the island. (more)
Sri Lanka is headed for Unrecoverable Economic Disaster
Tamil Eelam is the homeland of Tamils administered by the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE). Tamil Eelam is comprised of Northern and Eastern part of the island Ceylon(Sri Lanka). Tamil Eelam is currently a de-facto state in Ceylon(Sri Lanka). The LTTE has implemented a judicial system that consists of courts to adjudicate in criminal and civil matters. Currently the Tamil Eelam judicial system consists of district courts, High courts and Supreme court as well as a court of appeal. The district courts handle civil and criminal cases. The two high courts handles criminal cases such as rape, murder, treason and arson. The supreme court has jurisdiction over the whole of Tamil Eelam. The Tamil Eelam courts are said to be effective [48] and people who have a choice sometimes go to the Tamil Eelam courts rather than the Sri Lankan courts. LTTE has also established a police force. The Tamil Eelam police is the other key factor in maintaining law and order. The Tamil Eelam police was formed in 1991 and currently has its headquarters at Killinochi.[29] Police stations have been established in all areas that are controlled by the LTTE. The LTTE claims that their police force is the reason for the low crime rate but critics of LTTE claim that the police force is an integrated arm of the LTTE armed force and that the crime rate is low as a result of LTTE authoritarian rules. However, everyone agrees the Tamil Eelam police force and the judicial system is reason for high degree of rule of law in the areas controlled by the LTTE. Another state function of the LTTE administration is social welfare. This humanitarian assistant arm is funded by tax collection internally .[48] [50] [49]. LTTE has also established an education and health sector that offers services to the people under their control. [29] They have also created a human rights organization, called Northeast Secretariat on Human Rights, that functions to advocate the rights of Tamils. Though not recognized by international government it acts as a human rights commission. Furthermore, a customs service is also operated at the "border" by the Tamil Tigers. In addition to the civil administration LTTE also runs its own radio and television stations. These entities are named the Voice of Tigers and National Tamil Eelam Television respectively. Both the radio and television channel are aired from the areas under LTTE control. [50] [55] LTTE also runs a bank named the Bank of Tamileelam which uses the Sri Lankan rupee as its currency but offers higher rates than any bank on the island.
Intentions of Top Indian delegations visit to Sri Lanka 3/3
Intentions of Top Indian delegation's visit to Sri Lanka Tamil Eelam is the homeland of Tamils living in Northern and Eastern part of Ceylon (Sri Lanka) administered by the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE). Tamil Eelam is comprised of Northern and Eastern provinces of the island Ceylon(Sri Lanka). Tamil Eelam is currently a de-facto state in Ceylon(Sri Lanka) run by LTTE. The LTTE has implemented a judicial system that consists of courts to adjudicate in criminal and civil matters. Currently the Tamil Eelam judicial system consists of district courts, High courts and Supreme court as well as a court of appeal. The district courts handle civil and criminal cases. The two high courts handles criminal cases such as rape, murder, treason and arson. The supreme court has jurisdiction over the whole of Tamil Eelam. The Tamil Eelam courts are said to be effective [48] and people who have a choice sometimes go to the Tamil Eelam courts rather than the Sri Lankan courts. LTTE has also established a police force. The Tamil Eelam police is the other key factor in maintaining law and order. The Tamil Eelam police was formed in 1991 and currently has its headquarters at Killinochi.[29] Police stations have been established in all areas that are controlled by the LTTE. The LTTE claims that their police force is the reason for the low crime rate but critics of LTTE claim that the police force is an integrated arm of the LTTE armed force and that the crime rate is low as a result of LTTE authoritarian rules. However, everyone agrees the Tamil Eelam police force and the judicial system is reason for high degree of rule of law in the areas controlled by the LTTE. Another state function of the LTTE administration is social welfare. This humanitarian assistant arm is funded by tax collection internally .[48] [50] [49]. LTTE has also established an education and health sector that offers services to the people under their control. [29] They have also created a human rights organization, called Northeast Secretariat on Human Rights, that functions to advocate the rights of Tamils. Though not recognized by international government it acts as a human rights commission. Furthermore, a customs service is also operated at the "border" by the Tamil Tigers. In addition to the civil administration LTTE also runs its own radio and television stations. These entities are named the Voice of Tigers and National Tamil Eelam Television respectively. Both the radio and television channel are aired from the areas under LTTE control. [50] [55] LTTE also runs a bank named the Bank of Tamileelam which uses the Sri Lankan rupee as its currency but offers higher rates than any bank on the island.
Intentions of Top Indian delegations visit to Sri Lanka 2/3
Intentions of Top Indian delegation's visit to Sri Lanka Tamil Eelam is the homeland of Tamils living in Northern and Eastern part of Ceylon (Sri Lanka) administered by the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE). Tamil Eelam is comprised of Northern and Eastern provinces of the island Ceylon(Sri Lanka). Tamil Eelam is currently a de-facto state in Ceylon(Sri Lanka) run by LTTE. The LTTE has implemented a judicial system that consists of courts to adjudicate in criminal and civil matters. Currently the Tamil Eelam judicial system consists of district courts, High courts and Supreme court as well as a court of appeal. The district courts handle civil and criminal cases. The two high courts handles criminal cases such as rape, murder, treason and arson. The supreme court has jurisdiction over the whole of Tamil Eelam. The Tamil Eelam courts are said to be effective [48] and people who have a choice sometimes go to the Tamil Eelam courts rather than the Sri Lankan courts. LTTE has also established a police force. The Tamil Eelam police is the other key factor in maintaining law and order. The Tamil Eelam police was formed in 1991 and currently has its headquarters at Killinochi.[29] Police stations have been established in all areas that are controlled by the LTTE. The LTTE claims that their police force is the reason for the low crime rate but critics of LTTE claim that the police force is an integrated arm of the LTTE armed force and that the crime rate is low as a result of LTTE authoritarian rules. However, everyone agrees the Tamil Eelam police force and the judicial system is reason for high degree of rule of law in the areas controlled by the LTTE. Another state function of the LTTE administration is social welfare. This humanitarian assistant arm is funded by tax collection internally .[48] [50] [49]. LTTE has also established an education and health sector that offers services to the people under their control. [29] They have also created a human rights organization, called Northeast Secretariat on Human Rights, that functions to advocate the rights of Tamils. Though not recognized by international government it acts as a human rights commission. Furthermore, a customs service is also operated at the "border" by the Tamil Tigers. In addition to the civil administration LTTE also runs its own radio and television stations. These entities are named the Voice of Tigers and National Tamil Eelam Television respectively. Both the radio and television channel are aired from the areas under LTTE control. [50] [55] LTTE also runs a bank named the Bank of Tamileelam which uses the Sri Lankan rupee as its currency but offers higher rates than any bank on the island. (more)
Paathani - Short Film on Sri Lanka Military Oppression 1of2
Paathani - Short Film about Sri Lanka Military Oppression of Tamil Minority Tamil Eelam is the homeland of Tamils living in Norther and Easter part of Ceylon (Sri Lanka) administered by the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE). Tamil Eelam is comprised of Northern and Eastern provinces of the island Ceylon(Sri Lanka). Tamil Eelam is currently a de-facto state in Ceylon(Sri Lanka) run by LTTE. The LTTE has implemented a judicial system that consists of courts to adjudicate in criminal and civil matters. Currently the Tamil Eelam judicial system consists of district courts, High courts and Supreme court as well as a court of appeal. The district courts handle civil and criminal cases. The two high courts handles criminal cases such as rape, murder, treason and arson. The supreme court has jurisdiction over the whole of Tamil Eelam. The Tamil Eelam courts are said to be effective [48] and people who have a choice sometimes go to the Tamil Eelam courts rather than the Sri Lankan courts. LTTE has also established a police force. The Tamil Eelam police is the other key factor in maintaining law and order. The Tamil Eelam police was formed in 1991 and currently has its headquarters at Killinochi.[29] Police stations have been established in all areas that are controlled by the LTTE. The LTTE claims that their police force is the reason for the low crime rate but critics of LTTE claim that the police force is an integrated arm of the LTTE armed force and that the crime rate is low as a result of LTTE authoritarian rules. However, everyone agrees the Tamil Eelam police force and the judicial system is reason for high degree of rule of law in the areas controlled by the LTTE. Another state function of the LTTE administration is social welfare. This humanitarian assistant arm is funded by tax collection internally .[48] [50] [49]. LTTE has also established an education and health sector that offers services to the people under their control. [29] They have also created a human rights organization, called Northeast Secretariat on Human Rights, that functions to advocate the rights of Tamils. Though not recognized by international government it acts as a human rights commission. Furthermore, a customs service is also operated at the "border" by the Tamil Tigers. In addition to the civil administration LTTE also runs its own radio and television stations. These entities are named the Voice of Tigers and National Tamil Eelam Television respectively. Both the radio and television channel are aired from the areas under LTTE control. [50] [55] LTTE also runs a bank named the Bank of Tamileelam which uses the Sri Lankan rupee as its currency but offers higher rates than any bank on the island. (more)