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	Greg Sheridan - SourceWatch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Greg Sheridan is the Foreign Editor for The Australian newspaper, which is published by News Limited (a subsidiary of Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation).
		On 22 September 2005, Sheridan, a champion of the Australian Government's so called "anti-terror laws", co-authored an article with John Kerin, claiming that deported US peace activist Scott Parkin planned to "instruct demonstrators in tactics including disabling police horses and springing arrested protestors from custody".
		Greg Sheridan and John Kerin, "[Deported activist was to teach tactics of violence", The Australian, September 22, 2005.
	www.sourcewatch.org /index.php?title=Greg_Sheridan (707 words)

	The Guardian (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Sheridan quotes the managing director of SBS as saying that the campaign against the provision of the Vietnamese TV program by some Vietnamese migrants to Australia is "deeply troubling" and is an "organised campaign against freedom of speech and freedom of expression".
		Sheridan trots out the usual anti-communist hysteria, even claiming that Ho Chi Minh was responsible for the deaths of millions although he does not attempt to put a figure on these millions.
		Sheridan claims that SBS is staffed by "cultural left types" which will come as a surprise to many viewers, but as already remarked the neo-fascists regard everyone to the left of their own extreme right-wing position as some sort of crypto-communist.
	www.cpa.org.au /garchve03/1163edit.html (628 words)

	Lateline - 12/4/2002: Journalists repond to accusations of bias. Australian Broadcasting Corp
		SHANE STONE: Greg Sheridan yesterday in the 'Australian' launched a scathing attack on what he alleged was the Howard Government's foreign affairs policy failure.
		GREG SHERIDAN: The funeral is utterly frivolous when you won't visit critically important countries like the Philippines or South Korea.
		Greg, how come no-one seems to worry about the fact that the New Zealand Prime Minister and the Canadian Prime Minister also were frivolous enough to go to this function, remembering that 66 per cent of Australians have a British heritage.
	www.abc.net.au /lateline/stories/s530475.htm (2409 words)

	Printer version - Greg Sheridan's lame defence (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Even worse for a journalist, Sheridan went on to break an "off the record" agreement he had with McCutcheon's producer (it was all off the record Greg) and then seriously misrepresented that exchange - at no time was any concesssion made that McCutchon had erred as Sheridan reports in his column this morning.
		Sheridan brought this all on his own head, and by his stubborn refusal to apologise for what might have been dismissed as nothing more than a regrettable error, is fast shredding whatever credibility he has outside the loyal circle of neo-con true believers who read his column.
		Greg Sheridan's inaccurate verballing of anyone who disagrees with his views is typical of The Australian's foreign affairs reporting today.
	www.crikey.com.au /media/2004/04/01-0003.print.html (788 words)

	WSU Week Online
		Greg Sheridan, senior vice president of the WSU Foundation, and Walter Dryfoos, executive director for Advancement Services and Annual Giving and vice president of the WSU Foundation, are heading west for Husky country.
		Sheridan is the new associate vice president for constituency programs at the University of Washington.
		Sheridan has been influential in gaining WSU property at the Spokane Riverpoint campus, and he spearheaded the effort to move the foundation to its future location in downtown Pullman.
	www.wsu.edu /nis/completestory13.html (347 words)

	"Throwing bones to mad dogs" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		This "trend", Sheridan continues, "is the greatest single threat to good policy to emerge in Western nations since the end of the Cold War".
		Sheridan is also horrified by the ability of the petrol blockaders to inflict political damage on the patron saints of the world of 'new affluence', "that a politician so formidable as (Tony) Blair could suffer from this mob rule shows its extreme and growing danger".
		Sheridan reflects on "what a mess western societies were in the 1970's", suffering from "trade union militancy, direct action and terrorism that could bring societies to their knees".
	www.zmag.org /interactive/content/display_item.cfm?itemID=949 (1027 words)

	Media Watch \| Questions and answers
		Take Greg Sheridan's claim that Radio National's Sandy McCutcheon dismissed as 'ridiculous' his argument that Spain sent no troops to war in Iraq.
		Sheridan, the foreign editor of the Australian, used this incident to kick off a savage attack on the credibility of the ABC.
		Greg Sheridan: I think your broader point is true there is a lot of politicisation of terrorWe should all speak with more caution on these matters and with less assurance.
	www.abc.net.au /mediawatch/transcripts/s1076472.htm (459 words)

	F.A. Hayek. Uniting the Right. Essay by Rafe Champion.
		Greg Sheridan provided a useful point of departure in considering these issues when he described three strands of right-wing thought and floated the idea of a merger.
		The synthesis that Sheridan wants to see would combine the economic rigour of the market liberals, with religious and spiritual inspiration, both tempered by the prudence of the conservative.
		In Sheridan's opinion, the economic rationality of the market liberals is too narrow in its focus and it lacks moral, cultural and spiritual depth, a view which is often expressed in the comment that economists know the price of everything and the value of nothing.
	www.the-rathouse.com /hayuniting.html (1541 words)

	Australia: right-wing columnists label political dissent akin to "terrorism"
		Sheridan’s vitriol was all the more remarkable given that not a single senator from the Greens or Democrats voted against the emergency legislation rushed through parliament on November 3.
		Sheridan is an influential Australian foreign affairs analyst, and has written widely on Australian politics and developments in the Asia-Pacific region.
		As far as Sheridan is concerned, anyone who fails to unquestioningly accept the government’s line on the “war on terror” is providing succour to terrorism.
	www.wsws.org /articles/2005/nov2005/med-n23.shtml (1407 words)

	Sheridan Media
		Dwinell was a housewife, and a baker and checker at the Sheridan Safeway.
		Dwinell is survived by her husband, Claude, of Sheridan; 1 daughter, Christine Kitson, of Phoenix, AZ; her father and step-mother, John and Emma Boyles, of Buffalo, WY; 1 brother, Louie Pfrangle, of Worland, WY; 2 sisters, Deb Slaybough, of Buffalo, WY, and Lavonda Lookhart, Casper, WY; 4 grandchildren; 3 sister-in-laws; 6 nephews; and 8 nieces.
		Hauber is survived by her husband, Ivan, of Sheridan; one son, Preston Hauber, (Andrea) of Sheridan; one daughter, Tia Williams, (David) of Buffalo, WY; two brothers, Ron Brainard, (Donna), and Lynn Brainard, (Mae), all of Belgrade, MT; and 5 grandchildren.
	www.sheridanmedia.com /site/2004-08-obits.htm (4656 words)

	Caution: Under Construction, Part 45
		Sheridan's eyes told a story with just one look and Keefer felt guilty for wanting her lover to stop doing what she enjoyed, just because she was jealous.
		In her eyes, Sheridan was a work of art, and she had to catch her breath when she thought of how much the construction worker had given up to be with her.
		Sheridan had her hand out, waiting for her to reach the stage and Keefer focused on that hand, trying to block out the throngs of women staring at her with various expressions.
	www.angelfire.com /tv/Vertigo/CUC/CUC45.html (4809 words)

	Untitled Document
		Sheridan appointees are: Jennifer Davis to the Aeronautics Commission, Donna Kinskey to the Wyoming Business Council, Sherrie Hotchkiss to the Board of Dental Examiners, and Janet Ashear to the Board of Psychology.
		Sheridan Police Chief Vince Yardas says that when Bonck was arrested in Billings in October 2002, he was being investigated in Sheridan for allegedly molesting a 4-year-old girl.
		She says other significant buildings in Sheridan’s railroad district are the Sheridan Commercial Company, and some brick warehouses on Broadway, where the loading docks are still visible adjacent to the old railroad.
	www.sheridanmedia.com /site/kroe/news/0204.htm (11592 words)

	Free Press News : Printable Format
		Sheridan’s analyses of the terrible Iraqi threat were untouched by doubt.
		Sheridan’s disdain for those with whom he disagreed was balanced by his unqualified enthusiasm for the views of Republican politicians and members of the Bush administration to whom he had privileged access.
		Sheridan’s Armitage effusions were, for a journalist of his seniority, seriously weird.
	www.freepress.net /news/print.php?id=9167 (1663 words)

	News Releases (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Greg Sheridan will hold the title of associate vice president of University Advancement during the transition.
		Both Sheridan and Keith Lincoln, executive director of the WSU Alumni Association, will report to Sally Savage, vice president for administration and university counsel, effective May 15, Smith said.
		Sheridan came to WSU in 1994 from Eastern Washington University, where he served as director of development and associate vice president for advancement.
	www.wsu.edu /NIS/releases2/bp132.htm (307 words)

	Allen & Unwin - Book Details (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		But he had no idea of what he was letting himself in for when he decided to journey to the hidden depths of some of his favourite cities with his Malaysian-born wife Jessie and their three sons.
		From radical feminists to young politicians on the make, Greg Sheridan shows us an Asia that is disturbing, charming, intriguing and always surprising.
		About the Author : Greg Sheridan is the foreign editor of The Australian and the author of Asian Values, Western Dreams (1999) and Tigers (1997).
	www.allenandunwin.com /Shopping/ProductDetails.aspx?ISBN=1741142245 (284 words)

	Public opinion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Without Greg there would be less laughs over morning coffee in the electronic cottage, and we ex-scholars who have reinvented ourselves as bloggers would have to work just so much harder to find our material to interpret, comment and critique.
		What Sheridan says is that 'the de facto alliance comes into play in the shared view of the Left and al-Qa'ida of the nature of the West, and the role of the US and Australia...Chomsky and Pilger provide the Islamists with much of their interpretive narrative of the West'.
		Presumably the use of 'extreme' means that Greg wants to retain the deep divide between humans and animals and his is deeply opposed to extending moral consideration across the divide to non-human nature.
	sauerthompson.blogspot.com /2002_12_08_sauerthompson_archive.html (15975 words)

	C-SPAN.org: Search Results (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Greg Sheridan, Contributing Writer at the The National Interest (magazine) and Visiting Fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, discusses terrorist activity in Southeast Asia.
		Greg Jaffe, Defense Correspondent for The Wall Street Journal, discusses the future of the U.S. military and Defense Secretary Rumsfeld's plan for restructuring the military, defense spending, and defense strategy.
		Greg Palast, Harper's Magazine Contributor and author of "The Best Democracy Money Can Buy," discusses how Florida is likely to have the same problems with miscounted votes that it had in the 2000 Election.
	www.c-span.org /search/basic.asp?ResultStart=1&ResultCount=10&BasicQueryText=greg (603 words)

	John Quiggin: Sheridan on the Greens (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		The bizarre campaign of distortion against the Greens continues with an extraordinary piece by Greg Sheridan, though one that is something of an embarrassing reminder of Sheridan's long-standing support for the Suharto military dictatorship and its occupation of East Timor.
		In Sheridan's case I think what we are seeing is an expression of a form of Catholic Right conviction politics which regards the Green world view as its antipode and sees waging ideological struggle against it as the highest priority.
		That’s why Sheridan and Co. are doing their thang, so as to keep that FEW (or is it many?) down to the bare minimum.
	www.johnquiggin.com /archives/001911.html (6574 words)

	blogorrhoea: 12/01/2002 - 12/07/2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		With one of those tiresome tirades against Noam Chomsky and John Pilger - usually confined to the loonier corners of Blogistan - Gormless Greg Sheridan occasions a particularly nasty bout of blogorrhoea.
		Sheridan was either not convinced (which is fair enough, although he might tell us why) or never read it (in which case he should refrain from characterising it and telling us all about the sort of people who do find something in it).
		This is THE media ploy du jour: To equate criticism of an uncritical corporate media, unaccountable elites and the associated dissolution of precious democracy with the mad denunciation of one's society.
	blogorrhoea.blogspot.com /2002_12_01_blogorrhoea_archive.html (1690 words)

	SheridanLutheran
		He remained there until 1981 when he was called to serve at Bethany in Elkhorn, NE, where he faithfully served until 1998.
		Pastor Greg works closely with our gifted and talented staff, and uses his gifts in preaching and prayer.
		Sheridan Lutheran Church is a congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America.
	www.sheridanlutheran.org /staff.html (185 words)

	The Road To Surfdom (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Greg Sheridan is all excited about seeing a few signs of home during his current trip to the US.
		Nonetheless, he is also right to say that Australia and Australians are held in higher regard here than in Europe and Britain, but this seriously downplays the relative levels of understanding between, on the hand, Oz and Britain and on the other, between Oz and the US.
		In geo-political terms, Australia is a newborn joey in the pouch of the American Kangaroo Kolossus, and while I'm glad Greg Sheridan is having a nice time here and is being suitably flattered, I wouldn't go extrapolating too much from what is probably just a bit of down-home hospitality.
	www.roadtosurfdom.com /surfdomarchives/000436.html (546 words)

	Tim Blair: USUAL AND UNUSUAL MEDIA WATCH
		GREG Sheridan (Opinion, 18/3) has convincingly outed himself as a man deaf to all but his own voice.
		We're happy for Mr Sheridan to continue to argue with himself but it is unacceptable for him to use others as a print version of a ventriloquist's dummy to give the illusion that his imagined arguments are real.
		Sheridan can be accused of misrepresenting the conversation, and Media Watch can righty call him on it.
	timblair.spleenville.com /archives/006363.php (1540 words)

	New Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		I am offering this old hardcover children's book "Greg Sheridan Reporter", by Jack Bechdolt, copyright 1949 E.P. Dutton & Co. ex-library, good plus condition, tight binding, 190 good pages.
		Greg Sheridan travels from his home in Minnesota to take a job as a newspaper reporter in New York.
		Soon Greg is reporting on a mysterious murder, and falling in love.
	www.epier.com /iq.asp?1060026 (117 words)

	Jeff Sparrow & Ian Syson: News from Nowhere (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Greg Sheridan leads the charge, making precisely the same case for Vietnam as he did for Gallipoli.
		We might also note that when Sheridan talks about 'our' involvement, he uses the word 'us' in a special sense -- one commonly employed by those who fight their wars from swivel chairs.
		The Australian's Greg Sheridan is, of course, the man who justified the Iraq war by explaining that 'no serious figure in the debate anywhere believes Iraq does not have [WMDs].'
	www.sleepybrain.net /sparrowblog/2005_04_01_archive.html (654 words)

	ZNet \| Activism \| Australia and Iraq
		Underneath, the paper's foreign editor Greg Sheridan claimed that "the US has material in its possession in Iraq which, if it checks out, will be conclusive evidence of Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction programs.
		One question it should address is why the end users of inconclusive intelligence expressed not the slightest doubt, qualification or ambiguity about its claims when they prepared this country for war.
		Secondly, in his address to the nation on 20 March 2003, Mr Howard said that "a key element of our close friendship with the United States and indeed with the British is our full and intimate sharing of intelligence material".
	www.zmag.org /content/print_article.cfm?itemID=5131§ionID=1 (878 words)

	BuzzMachine:
		I'm always suspicious about arguments being attributed to any "intellectual class." Too often, the game being played is to invent an assertion, or cherry-pick a bit of silliness, and attribute it to a whole swathe of people who often have widely divergent views.
		In fairness, the point Sheridan is probably trying to make is that we should hold the terrorists responsible for their choices, and not expect active terrorist cells to respond according to what we'd think of as a rational political calculus, because they won't.
		Of course, the "appeasers" argument about the Spanish -- which is the subtext of Sheridan's piece, of course -- is a little more subtle than this, at least in some of its incarnations.
	www.buzzmachine.com /archives/006590.html (1072 words)

	Asia Society - Calendar
		Told with passion, wit and humour, and combining the best in travel writing and journalism, Greg Sheridan takes us inside the cities he has known and loved — and occasionally loathed — and which keep drawing him back again and again.
		From palaces to poverty, from high tech to high tradition, from mosque to market place, Greg Sheridan takes us on a kaleidoscopic journey through six dramatic and compelling cities — Kuala Lumpur, Jakarta, Hanoi, Saigon, Singapore and Hong Kong.
		Greg Sheridan is the foreign editor of The Australian and the author of Asian Values, Western Dreams (1999) and Tigers (1997).
	www.asiasociety.org /events/calendar.pl?event=14245 (255 words)

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