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@@ -6,12 +6,12 @@
     Exclusive to The SPOTLIGHT</p>
 
 <p>Washington, DC -- During the Persian Gulf war and the military buildup
-leading to it, President George Bush began using the term "New World
+leading to it, President <ent type = 'person'>George <ent type = 'person'>Bush</ent></ent> began using the term "New World
 Order," often suggesting that the commitment of so-called multinational
 forces involved in the military effort was the beginning of this alleged
 worldwide utopia.</p>
 
-<p>   Supposedly using the vehicle of the United Nations, Bush's New World
+<p>   Supposedly using the vehicle of the United Nations, <ent type = 'person'>Bush</ent>'s New World
 Order would be the arbitrator of all world problems and the apparatus to
 enforce globalist dictates through the use of armed forces combined from
 the armies of member nations.  The UN law would be, regardless of the
@@ -24,20 +24,20 @@ leaders and civil libertarians.</p>
 <p>    SINISTER TECHNOLOGY</p>
 
 <p>   It is also surprising to many critics of the move toward one-world
-government that Bush would even dare choose the term "New World Order" to
+government that <ent type = 'person'>Bush</ent> would even dare choose the term "New World Order" to
 define his globalist schemes.  However, most Americans alive today were
 born after World War II, when propaganda of the so-called Allied powers
 used the terms of "New Order" or "New World Order" to describe in a
 sinister way the military efforts of Japan and, in particular, Germany
-under Adolf Hitler.</p>
+under <ent type = 'person'>Adolf Hitler</ent>.</p>
 
-<p>   Few, it seems, have taken the time to analyze just what Bush has in
+<p>   Few, it seems, have taken the time to analyze just what <ent type = 'person'>Bush</ent> has in
 mind for his New World Order, of which America is to become an integral
 part, starting with supplying about 90 percent of the muscle, and young
 lives, that tackled and defeated Iraqi strongman Saddam Hussein's Arab
 legions.</p>
 
-<p>   However, patriotic Constitutional scholars know that Bush's New World
+<p>   However, patriotic Constitutional scholars know that <ent type = 'person'>Bush</ent>'s New World
 Order is the worst attack ever on America as a sovereign, independent and
 free nation.</p>
 
@@ -46,12 +46,12 @@ free nation.</p>
 <p>   Efforts to form a global government are certainly nothing new.
 American political leaders, who were concerned with America first, were
 able to overcome the internationalist, one-world government machinations of
-President Woodrow Wilson following World War I.  Wilson was prevented from
+President <ent type = 'person'>Woodrow Wilson</ent> following World War I.  Wilson was prevented from
 realizing his visions of a New World Order, through the League of Nations,
 by a powerful Senate opposition, which refused to rubber-stamp for Wilson
 U.S. membership in the world body.</p>
 
-<p>   A few decades later, however, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt,
+<p>   A few decades later, however, President <ent type = 'person'>Franklin Delano <ent type = 'person'>Roosevelt</ent></ent>,
 near the end of World War II, was able to get his one-world plans under way
 by laying the groundwork for today's United Nations, which was completed
 under his successor, Harry S. Truman.</p>
@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ America 35,000 young lives.</p>
 the U.S. Constitution, which has stood as a bulwark against any globalist
 schemes.</p>
 
-<p>   Nevertheless, American presidents since Roosevelt have insidiously
+<p>   Nevertheless, American presidents since <ent type = 'person'>Roosevelt</ent> have insidiously
 chipped away at the great powers of the people, written into the
 Constitution by America's immortal Founding Fathers, with the use of so-
 called executive orders.</p>
@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ suspend the Constitution and convert the nation into a virtual
 dictatorship.  Dissent, peaceful or otherwise, is eliminated.</p>
 
 <p>   Those backing efforts to circumvent the Constitution may have gotten
-the idea from President Abraham Lincoln, whose use of various extraordinary
+the idea from President <ent type = 'person'>Abraham Lincoln</ent>, whose use of various extraordinary
 powers of his office -- which many Constitutional scholars still insist was
 illegal -- suspended various civil rights to curb such problems as draft
 riots during the Civil War.</p>
@@ -98,21 +98,21 @@ never intended by the Founding Fathers.</p>
 
 <p>    INDIANS VICTIMIZED</p>
 
-<p>   President John Tyler used such powers in 1842 to round up Seminole
+<p>   President <ent type = 'person'>John Tyler</ent> used such powers in 1842 to round up Seminole
 Indians in Georgia and Florida and force-march them -- men, women and
 children -- to Arkansas.  This was probably the first use of internment in
 America to deal with unpopular minorities.  It was not the last.</p>
 
 <p>   In 1886, the Geronimo Chiricahua Apache Indians surrendered to U.S.
-troops in the West, were rounded up by order of President Grover Cleveland,
+troops in the West, were rounded up by order of President <ent type = 'person'>Grover Cleveland</ent>,
 and shipped to internment in Florida and Alabama.</p>
 
 <p>   Earlier, during the War Between the States, Sioux Indians in
 Minnesota, when there was a delay in paying them their yearly allowance,
 began attacking nearby white settlements.  Lincoln sent in a hastily raised
-force of volunteers under Col. H. H. Sibley.  Little Crow, leader of the
+force of volunteers under Col. H. H. Sibley.  Little <ent type = 'person'>Crow</ent>, leader of the
 Kaposia band, was decisively defeated by the Union troops on September 23,
-1862, and more than 2,000 Sioux were taken captive, although Little Crow
+1862, and more than 2,000 Sioux were taken captive, although Little <ent type = 'person'>Crow</ent>
 himself and a few followers escaped.</p>
 
 <p>   Through the process of a military tribunal, sanctioned by Lincoln, 36
@@ -138,7 +138,7 @@ within German-American communities in the United States, were banned.</p>
 <p>   After the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, within
 days the FBI rounded up tens of thousands of Japanese-Americans, guilty
 only of being of Japanese ancestry, under the authority of an executive
-order issued by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt.  The lists of those to
+order issued by President <ent type = 'person'>Franklin Delano <ent type = 'person'>Roosevelt</ent></ent>.  The lists of those to
 be apprehended had been drawn up months earlier, before the war.</p>
 
 <p>   Held in concentration camps, the perimeters guarded by U.S. soldiers
@@ -151,18 +151,18 @@ their years of confinement.</p>
 
 <p>   However, no apology or compensation has ever been extended to the more
 than 8,000 German-Americans who were confined in dozens of jails and camps
-across the United States, also by order of Roosevelt.</p>
+across the United States, also by order of <ent type = 'person'>Roosevelt</ent>.</p>
 
 <p>   Many were not released until 1947, a full two years after the end of
 the war, in total violation of the Geneva Conventions.</p>
 
 <p>   "What happened to me and thousands of others is old history," said
-Eberhard Fuhr of Cincinnati, who was interned at 17 years of age, "but the
+<ent type = 'person'>Eberhard <ent type = 'person'>Fuhr</ent></ent> of Cincinnati, who was interned at 17 years of age, "but the
 next time it could be any other group, which is then not politically
 correct, or out of favor for any other reason (SPOTLIGHT, May 20, 1991).</p>
 
-<p>   Fuhr's warning, of course, had already been proved correct just
-several months earlier when, under orders of Bush, the FBI hounded
+<p>   <ent type = 'person'>Fuhr</ent>'s warning, of course, had already been proved correct just
+several months earlier when, under orders of <ent type = 'person'>Bush</ent>, the FBI hounded
 thousands of innocent Arab-Americans as the U.S. prepared for the Persian
 Gulf conflict.</p>