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how to get passport E-6 for the global audition? Can someone help me, im vietnam , did vietnam allow to audition for sm entertainment? when sm entertainment audition 2010 started in US? If i pass the audition, what can sm entertainment do to contact me and tell me that i were pass? did they have to paid for the plane ticket if i pass the audition? can age 14 audition or it have to be a limit age? my family said im good looking and just because im fat, so im going to lose some weight in this summer 2010, and i hear sm entertainment looking for both talent and looking too right? Can i make the E-6 passport in different country like Asia of my own country or i have to get it in the US? where would the next sm entertainment global audition 2010 in US? i want to know it early cause some of them i search, it too late already. can someone send me the sheet that when you go to the global audition u have to fill it out , ( send it on yahoo,)(picture) thanks for answer, i'll give the 5 star to who give me the best answer and please answer it .

is it a crime? what do or can I do? On saturday I enquired about an african grey parrot, on sunday morning I received a reply saying the person is in Scotland and can transport the parrot if it needs to be transported and they had 2 left, so told em them I have both and they said they would get them transported by a delivery agency and they would contact them this morning, the delivery agency would then contact us for payment for the transportation of the birds. I received 4 emails this morning from the agency asking for payment to be made via thomas cook or money gram which immediately raised huge suspicion, further down the email it says the company are a cameroon based company with a branch in scotland so i typed their name (or supposed name) into the internet search bar and up came fastway global a courier company with a very genuine looking website and say they have branches almost all over the world and all have their contact details on so I rung my nearest branch in portsmouth and enquired about getting 2 birds transported and they said they dont deal with livestock transportation. So now Im thinking this is just a scam and they are using the company's header and name. On the emails there is also a picture of dogs on a plane but in outlook express the picture doesnt show untill you allow the pictures to in mine so in the place o the picture I first had an address for it which is www.petflight.com/images/dogs_on_a_plane_s.jpg? and this has been taken from the petflight.com website. So obviously Im not getting the birds and I havent parted with any money at all, but I dont know whether someone needs to be told about it, I know there are many internet scams around and this is just yet another of them but is there people that you notify about this? do you call the police or something? I dont wanna be arrested for wasting police time or something hencce the million questions. I have emailed the man about the birds back saying that I have a friend going to scotland on thursday so would it be possible for them to pick up the birds just to see what he says if I even get a reply which I very much doubt. Many thanks for your time

John Edwards " Corporate Greed Message"? Is this a winning message ? The low end jobs we give to illegals the high end jobs are either given to people with visa's from other countries that work here and they can pay them less or they ship American jobs to other countries so they have less taxes,less building cost and less pay for technical positions, Corporate GREED. Selling out America both the Republicans and Democrats. We don't make anything anymore, most products made in China. Example a executive of a company did such a poor job he was fired with 45 million dollar severance pay, health insurance for his family and himself for life, perks like private executive plane travel etc. but the same company lays off 5,000 employees. Company AD ( removed corporate Bank name ) We’re hiring for our new technology resource facility in Hyderabad, India "Banking Company" India Solutions is a new facility that aims to meet our need for application development, testing and other technical functions, and is an integral part of the Technology Information Group in the U.S. We plan to employ up to 450 team members by the end of 2007. If you are an Indian citizen or a foreign national lawfully authorized to work in India, we may have an opportunity for you. Broadening our search for technical talent As we move forward with state-of-the-art technology and security solutions to serve our increasingly diverse and global business, we must broaden the scope of our search for technical talent. The talent pool in India is a key success factor in moving us into the future, and further strengthening our customers’ . Here’s what Managing Director of "bank Company" India Solutions, has to say: “We are extremely pleased to announce the formal inauguration of our technology development centre here in Hyderabad. India’s vast and highly-talented technical work force, combined with local government support for business, has made Hyderabad a very attractive location to support our future growth.”

How about this No place like home: Brazilian illegals leave US for better job prospects? When Leonardo Nakao’s flight from Brazil landed in Boston at 1:30 a.m., he didn’t have to search long for a job. By 5 a.m., he was pumping gas at a suburban service station. It was July 4, 2000, and Brazilian immigrants were enjoying a star-spangled boom. More offers poured in. In his first week in the United States, Mr. Nakao got seven calls about jobs to fill the two days he wasn’t working. He was soon earning $1,000 a week. Then, two years ago, the global recession hit. Work got more strenuous, and the value of the dollar had fallen relative to Brazil’s real, slashing the value of the $400 a month he sent to his family in Brazil. “It’s difficult, with the dollar low. The employment is not easy. The rent is high. The gasoline is high,” Nakao said on a rare break from his 80-hour/$1,200-a-week landscaping job. “If the opportunities were better and the immigration laws more favorable, I’d think about staying.” Instead, he was counting the days – just eight more at the time of this interview – until he followed the 20 members of his family who had already left the US in the last two years to go back home. It’s a calculation that many of America’s newest residents are making. For some, the US remains the best place to make a living, despite its economic woes and tougher stance on immigration. For others, the lure of home has grown, especially when home has escaped the depths of the global recession. No one knows how many Indians, Chinese, or Brazilians have left in the past two years. The US gave up trying to track emigration in the late 1950s. But estimates and anecdotal evidence suggest that for Brazilians, at least, more are leaving than ever before. The outflow is leaving its mark on places like downtown Framingham, Mass. The Boston suburb, founded in the 1600s by English settlers, began to acquire its Latin flair in the late 1990s when placards in Portuguese and the green, yellow, and blue of the Brazilian flag began popping up in once-vacant downtown storefronts. By mid-2005, one-quarter of Framingham’s residents was foreign-born, the vast majority of them Brazilian. An estimated 70 percent of the stores downtown are Brazilian-owned. In the past two years, however, the number of Brazilians living here has dwindled. Local estimates vary widely – up to 40 percent have left, according to the owner of one prominent local flower shop. “There’s [fewer] immigrants out on the streets,” says Gilberto Yoshida, president of Chang Express, which has been selling plane tickets to South America for 16 years. His company saw a “tremendous spike” in one-way tickets to Brazil sold last winter, which is when seasonal construction and outdoor work tend to dry up. What is clear is that almost no new immigrants are coming in. “Zero. Zero. Zero. No one is coming from Brazil,” says Manuel Barilio, as he counts the handwritten entries in his spiral notebook where immigrants register to say they’re looking for work. Mr. Barilio, director of the Bom Samaritano social services center in Framingham, says he now gets at most a handful of entries each day. http://features.csmonitor.com/economyrebuild/2009/09/24/no-place-like-home-brazilian-immigrants-leave-us-for-better-job-prospects/

Do you know what the New World Order (NWO) Is all About? Its about the global elite, a group of men who are going to run the world. These people are evil people. They were the ones who Carried out 9/11 and killed 3000, and other false flags. These people also goto Skull and Bones and the Bohemian Grove. They worship satan, Some of these people are clinton, bush and father, and other people (do a search on boheamian grove) They worship satan, and thats what the NWO is all about, now they are planing on merging mexico and canada into us (North america union- google it) The call terrorists christians and people who believe in a NWO Take Over. In order to show ur not a terrorist they will make you take the MARK of the NWO with a 666 in it I think the Mark of the NWO Will look like this: http://www.cafepress.com/cp/store.aspx?s=totalawareness.64275 If im caught without Ill be killed as descripted in Patriot Act 2 They are giving out $10k Rewards if u turn in anybody if u dont have the MARK of the NWO, I dont, Would u turn me in??

A Pc Tech Directory? As a Technician, Would You subscribe or even get yourself Listed on a website named PcTechDirectory.com? As a Customer, Is the name Easy to remember? Will it be your first thought when looking for a technician? I created this website (PcTechDirectory.com), which is still under construction due to lack of time. However, this upcoming months I am planing to finish it. Background: The website started as a tech Directory for Florida Pc Nerds/Techs only, but given the Potential there is, I decided to buy a more generic Name, something Global. I want to create a Pc Tech / IT Professionals Directory where anyone in need of a Technician or Professional Computer support can go and search them at one site, by city and zip code. My Main site FLpcNerds.com will be more like a Support site..With Technical Forums, Pc Tips and More.. Let me read some sugestions Please.. I know there are tons of "Tech Support Sites" already. But there are not many Pc Tech Directories...

Geo-Engineering/Chemtrail Controversy? I wrote this in response to Leonardo DiCaprio's global warming question and it got me back into thinking about the chemtrail issue. "This may not be something everyone can do but it's something our government has been doing for a long time now without telling anyone, which makes me wonder just how severely in danger is our planet. You can call it a conspiracy (as everyone does because they fear what they don't officially know to be true) but it's already been on some local news channels http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIAWWL4HQDg&mode=related&search= and in several newspapers http://www.realclimate.org/index.php/archives/2006/06/geo-engineering-in-vogue/ that soon the government will be officially disclosing what they have been doing for the past 10+ years. What many people have known as "chemtrails" (jet planes flying in patterns leaving long un-contrail-like lines in the sky that gradually spead out and make the sky a milky haze) are now being termed as a project called... .."Geo-Engineering." Essentially, jet planes fly morning, noon, and night dumping aerosols into the stratosphere (mainly a form of Barium oxide and Aluminum) that reflects radiation from the sun back into space and is supposed to help cool down the earth as well as repair the ozone layer, or patch it up (this of course doesn't explain the harmful pathogens found in samples, or the polymer fibers). The Barium form they use is highly toxic but once it absorbs CO2 gases it becomes non-toxic. You can see rainbow patches in the sky on days when they have heavy aerial aerosol operations. I noticed this for the 1st time on March 6th, 2006, just idly looking out my dorm room window. And I was shocked and astonished at what I saw so I began making a photo documentary of the events and researching what others knew about this online. I live in an area that has (or should I say HAD) nearly NO air traffic and since I moved up here from NYC, I had rarely seen jets up here until the "chemtrails" .started. Here is a poster I made that I tried to post around my campus, of course it had no effect and most people tore them down: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v499/OtakuChan/NewLookUp.jpg So when you hear about the signing and legalizing of the "Weather Modification Act" by congress, you know they are finally making "chemtrails" legal and letting us all know what's going on above us. So now all of those "conspiracy nuts" have been proved to be correct on some level, that yes, this IS happening, it's NOT normal, and we're not imagining things. The earth is in severe trouble if our government has to spend billions of our tax dollars to keep jets flying non-stop all over the globe dumping out aerosol particles to help mitigate global warming (or for whatever true purpose it serves, either way it's not good). This is the last chemtrail pic I took: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v499/OtakuChan/Chemtrails10-5-06.jpg?t=1166107965 So I leave it to you to decide what WE should do. I think this problem is far more serious than anything we can handle, as you can see, if things are so bad that we have to have a aerosol sheild sprayed into our sky everyday, I kind of doubt we can improve things much. All I can say is use energy star light bulbs, avoid buying aerosol products with CFCs, stop driving those gas-guzzling road hogging SUVs, and try to convince industrializing countries like China to find better technology to make less pollution since they are currenlty where we were during the industrial revolution and their pollution levels are sky rocketing. Telling the truth and awaiting the flames, Otaku So now, after reading all of that, seeing the links and becomming more informed, I just want to hear what you all think about chemtrails. And debunkers better beware, "They are just contrails" will not fly here.

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Why is FROSTBITE the number one searched question today? IOW, doesn't anyone know we are in the middle of global warming? Me thinks Gore should load up his plane with some of our snow and drop it off on the Arctic ice cap. ============= Vive La Liberté: On Yahoo's home page... to the right, they have a list of the most searched words. For the past few minutes it has been frostbite. If you alway watch that, it gives you an idea of big things that are happening that may not be coverd by the news.. or will be coverd by the news shortly. ========== I'm really worried... I've been reading the reports of the 1974 Time magazine. No one would listen to them... everyone was idiots and thought they knew more than scientist, but now it's happening just as they predicted. Read this and you will wonder why our government hasn't prepared more for this Global Cooling!: http://www.nationalcenter.org/Time-Ice-Age-06-24-1974-Sm.jpg And don't blame me for being the messenger... almost all scientist agree and they know what they're doing! =========== Good point, West of Encino! I too am worried about average weather conditions. What would happen if we just had average weather! Moderate temperatures is a VERY bad sign! It scares me to death. I bet there will be a lot of IDIOTS that will completely miss the average and moderate weather, and they will go on living just as they always have without a care in the world. They don't have a clue that moderation and avergation (new word I made up) is the scourge most people will miss. ======== You come to my question and you at least get one thumbs up!

are my lyrics good? rate plz? For centuries I was told heaven won’t receive vacant souls Mine froze and turned black as a crow Will I grow these questions I don’t know? Veins boil like lava hit by karma Trash piles on every side walk Children quietly observe this drama Minds cluttered in guns talk Drinking fountains are contaminated like Tijuana, I stay hooked in books Corners hand over jobs mostly to drug dealers and prostitutes Public notices are afraid It’s hard to upgrade I lived in this city since the very first day I took breaths it was eleventh grade When my friend caught two in his chest Value everything you drag along your journey Homeless crave money to purchase another forty Neglected dreams remain inside that bottle I can’t name a person who wouldn’t wish to win the super lotto Every one chases riches Except my friends who only desire bitches Another person murdered it’s sickening Wise people speak what they think I don’t picture my finger constrained by a wedding ring It was raining the sky seemed awfully blurry Police barged in searching pointing weapons Scattering clothes digging random drawers Breaking down doors I suppose because my brother violated parole My home is filled with roaches so I’m never alone Another day emerges I witness my reflection, fading No one corresponds, lately, I want to call quits and be gone Cowards show braveness through flocks Broken pad locks privacy is disrespected in my block Shots spark careless about a child’s innocent heart Plant many seeds expand your family tree Leave behind something that’ll represent your legacy Brutality occurred in these streets before I fall to my knees and pray lord; I want this no more If hip hop was dead I’d take my precious time to resurrect it Hit rewind witness the best inside my TV set When Artist wore gold chains and pair of sweats Jumping to beats slamming poetry Deep Messages without speaking about hoes, jewelry Cars, mansions and bickering I’m better than you Glories times stashed in my memories box we can’t restore the past How long are we going to last Global impacts terrorism mailing anthrax Planes crashed Towers slammed burned and collapsed I blow the candles of my cake Near that day thousand lives departed away Exhaustion conquered my brain close my eyes and still this pain won’t vanish I knew a man that died because he done ungodly actions Life is pure tragic through my vision My Mother always told me son listen make wise decisions Don’t turn out like your brothers 24/7 addicts to drinking My father was opposite he gave me advice like Carry a blade beside your waist every time You’ll never know death might be waiting for you around the corner You got to stay prepared strapped like a soldier Knowing the battlefield is out there I stare out my window tight fist I swear ignorance is difficult to bear with

finished my song rate it plz? No More For centuries I was told heaven won’t receive vacant souls Mine froze and turned black as a crow Will I grow these questions I don’t know? Veins boil like lava hit by karma Trash piles on every side walk Children quietly observe this drama Minds cluttered in guns talk Drinking fountains are contaminated like Tijuana, I stay hooked in books Corners hand over jobs mostly to drug dealers and prostitutes Public notices are afraid It’s hard to upgrade I lived in this city since the very first day I took my first breaths it was eleventh grade When my friend caught two in his chest Value everything you drag along your journey Homeless crave money to purchase another forty Neglected dreams remain inside that empty bottle I can’t name a person who wouldn’t wish to win the super lotto Every one chases riches Except my friends who only desire bitches Another person murdered it’s sickening Wise people speak what they think I don’t picture my finger constrained by a wedding ring It was raining the sky seemed awfully blurry Police barged in searching pointing weapons Scattering clothes digging random drawers Breaking down doors I suppose because my brother violated parole My home is filled with roaches so I’m never alone Another day emerges I witness my reflection, fading No one corresponds, lately, I want to call quits and be gone Cowards show braveness through flocks Broken pad locks privacy is disrespected in my block Shots spark careless about a child’s innocent heart Plant many seeds expand your family tree Leave behind something that’ll represent your legacy Brutality occurred in these streets before I fall to my knees and pray lord; I want this no more If hip hop was dead I’d take my precious time to resurrect it Hit rewind witness the best inside my TV set When Artist wore large gold chains and pair of sweats Jumping to beats slamming poetry Deep Messages without speaking about hoes, jewelry Cars, mansions and bickering I’m better than you Glories times stashed in my memories box I can’t be stopped I’m like a clock We can’t restore the past How long are we going to last Global impacts terrorism mailing anthrax Planes crashed Towers slammed burned and collapsed I blow the candles of my cake Near that day thousand lives departed away Exhaustion conquered my brain close my eyes and still this pain won’t vanish I knew a man that died because he done ungodly actions Life is pure tragic through my vision My Mother once told me son listen make wise decisions Don’t turn out like your brothers 24/7 addicts to drinking My father was opposite he gave me advice like Carry a blade beside your waist every time You’ll never know death might be waiting for you around the corner You got to stay prepared strapped like a soldier Knowing the battlefield is out there I stare out my window tight fist I swear ignorance is difficult to bear with If you can’t understand my expression Get these verses tatted in your head At least I know ill be in your mind when I’m dead, Air force one’s attached firmly to my feet And what’s the point I see kids all over the world in need Without a coin in their pockets Eyes open parents missing obama I’m hoping you listening I never was that precious A student We are not perfect as humans but we could still do this Break any obstacle down Who am I, I’m a Latino brown is my skin Speaking my heart exposing it out the mist Glimpse facts react now or continue anguishing this pit My Heart split one piece for me The other piece for the child who never got to see Never got to be only had a wish and a dream

Why do planes still have black boxes? Couldn't all flight data be sent live to satellites as they fly, thereby making the black box obsolete. Nowadays we can collect data, video, audio and global positioning so easily to give easily accessible and comprehensive data in the event of a crash. Why the need to search for the black box after a crash? Techwing: very expensive multiple redundancy systems are built into aircraft too - for these very rare events. A modern upload plight data recorder would be a fraction of the cost. Any home computer user could afford the technology of a few webcams and software to upload. This is not beyond the capabilities of the aircraft industry is it? A non-event flight's data could even be deleted after 30 days to save on hard drive space if they need the cash! We need to think outside of the black box.

Do you think that it is also YOUR fault the economy is in shambles? I mean the people, which is you elected Bush who started it and the people again voted for Obama. Now you also did nothing to stop Obama for example, you could have ran against him to stop him from being elected. Nobody took an active role to sustain the economy and did not really care for anything and waited for the fat men to do something. You then also worried about irrelevant false statements like global warming and the war in iraq that we had already won. We are continually searching for a person who is dead (Osama Bin Laden) and the economy is getting so bad people are running planes into buildings. We all played the blame game and looked at others to do our job. So basically who is to blame, I think it is all of us.

Homework help: I need help answering these geography questions...help, anyone? I need help answering these geography questions, since I can't seem to find them in my textbook (note: series of questions): 1) If a drainage basin of 100 mi² has 3 streams totaling 25 mi² in length, its drainage density is A) 33,333 B) 0.25 mi/mi² C) 4mi/mi² D) 3 2) Which of the following surface conditions would limit the effectiveness of wind as an erosional agent? A) Surface materials that are noncohesive. B) Surfaces covered with little or no vegetation. C) Surface materials that are dry. D) Surface materials consisting of clay-sized particles. 3) Cross-stratification can be used by geologists to A) find ventifacts B) locate water C) determine paleo-wind directions D) locate fault planes 4) Approximately what percentage of the population of the United States lives in a coastal area? A) 1/20 (I'm thinking this one, but I don't know) B) 1/2 C) 2/3 D) 1/4 5) Which of the following is true of worldwide sea level? A) Changes in sea level are usually unrelated to tectonic processes B) Over the long term, levels have been very constant C) Changes seem to occur without any relation to global average temperatures. D) It was about 130m (430 ft) lower 18,000 B.P., and about 10 cm lower 100 years or so ago. 6) The fact that the mixing zone in the ocean constitutes a _______ percentage of the total ocean volume means that wastes dumped into the ocean will be _______ diluted. A) small; quickly B) large; quickly C) small; slowly D) large; slowly 7) Which of the following would not be found along a tectonically active shoreline? A) sea stacks B) cliffs C) barrier islands D) terraces 8) Which of these statements is correct? A) Subarctic climate regions with seasonally snow-free ground are periglacial regions. B) Periglacial regions can sometimes feature polygonal rock formations. C) Permanently frozen subsurfaces ground is called permafrost. D) Periglacial regions occupy about 20% of Earth's land area. E) All of these are correct. 9) Which of the following is true of the snowline? A) It decreases in elevation with increasing latitude. B) It occurs at approximately the same elevation at all latitudes because the environmental lapse rate is approximately the same at all latitudes. C) It increases in elevation with increasing latitude. Out of 40 questions, these are the questions that remain. Oh, and you don't have to answer all of them if you don't want to. I don't expect anyone to know these questions anyway. And for the record, these questions have nothing to do with my lectures whatsoever, since my teacher never went over this. Again, tried searching through textbook and online...can't find a single thing, but that's probably me. Requesting assistance...

Searching for an old PC game? Ok, here is what I remember. It was a game where you had 4 cites, one in each corner. With a moble command center, and one unit. There were cities all over the map, with nuetral units. the only units you can make were infantry, armor, planes, carriers, battleships. And it was turn based, nuetral untis were grey in color and each tema was Yellow, green, and 2 other colors. I think the game was called something conquest, like global conquest or conquest itself. Anyone heard of this? It came on 1.5 disks in the day

Anyone want to know all the wrestlers?well here it is? RAW brand Male wrestlers Shelton Benjamin Lance Cade Carlito (Carly Colón) John Cena Daivari (Shawn Daivari) Jim Duggan Mick Foley Shad Gaspard Charlie Haas Jeff Hardy JTG (Jayson Paul) Brian Kendrick King Booker (Booker Huffman) Bobby Lashley (Franklin Lashley) Paul London Santino Marella (Anthony Carelli) Robbie McAllister (Derek Graham-Couch) Rory McAllister (Russell Murray) Trevor Murdoch (Trevor Rhodes) Randy Orton Chuck Palumbo William Regal (Darren Matthews) Sandman (Jim Fullington) Snitsky (Eugene Snisky) Super Crazy (Francisco Pantoja Islas) Umaga (Eddie Fatu) Val Venis (Sean Morley) Female wrestlers Jillian Hall (Jillian Fletcher) Mickie James Maria (Maria Kanellis) - Also an interviewer Melina (Melina Perez) Candice Michelle (Candice Beckman) Referees Mike Chioda - Senior Official Jack Doan Marty Elias (Marty Rubalcaba) Chad Patton Other on-air talent Jonathan Coachman - Interim General Manager Todd Grisham - Backstage interviewer and occasional ring announcer Jerry Lawler - Color commentator of RAW and occasional wrestler Shane McMahon - Occasional appearances Mr. Kennedy (Ken Anderson) - Appears in a non-wrestling role, due to a triceps tear Queen Sharmell (Sharmell Sullivan-Huffman) - Valet and wife of King Booker Jim Ross - Play-by-play commentator of RAW and Executive Vice President of Business Strategies Ron Simmons - Occasional appearances Inactive talent Armando Alejandro Estrada (Hazem Ali) - Manager of Umaga - (kayfabe) Suffered an injury at the hands of Bobby Lashley Lilian Garcia - Ring announcer - Suffered an anterior cruciate ligament tear Shawn Michaels (Michael Hickenbottom) - (kayfabe) concussion, Suffered a "Blown Out" knee, will require surgery Triple H (Paul Levesque) - Recovering from a quadriceps muscle tear Stables and tag teams Lance Cade and Trevor Murdoch Paul London and Brian Kendrick Cryme Tyme (Shad Gaspard and JTG) The Hardys (Jeff Hardy and SmackDown!'s Matt Hardy) The Highlanders (Robbie McAllister and Rory McAllister) The World's Greatest Tag Team (Shelton Benjamin and Charlie Haas) SmackDown! brand Male wrestlers Batista (Dave Bautista) Deuce (James Reiher, Jr.) Domino (Cliff Compton) Kenny Dykstra (Ken Doane) Edge (Adam Copeland) Eugene (Nick Dinsmore) Finlay (David Finlay) Ric Flair (Richard Fliehr) Funaki (Shoichi Funaki) The Great Khali (Dalip Singh) Chavo Guerrero (Salvador Guerrero III) Matt Hardy Mark Henry Kane (Glen Jacobs) Brett Major (Matt Cardona) Brian Major (Brian Myers) Chris Masters (Chris Mordetsky) Shannon Moore Jamie Noble (James Gibson) Montel Vontavious Porter (Alvin Burke, Jr.) Dave Taylor Jimmy Wang Yang (James Yun) Female wrestlers Kristal Marshall - Also a Backstage Interviewer; Teddy Long's Personal Assistant Michelle McCool Torrie Wilson Victoria (Lisa Marie Varon) Referees Mickie Henson - Senior Official Jim Korderas Charles Robinson Other on-air talent Cherry (Kara Drew) - Valet of Deuce 'N Domino Tony Chimel - Ring announcer Michael Cole (Michael Sean Coulthard) - Play-by-play commentator of SmackDown! and Managing Editor of WWE.com Vickie Guerrero - Assistant General Manager Hornswoggle (Dylan Postl) - Sidekick of Finlay John "Bradshaw" Layfield - Color commentator of SmackDown! Theodore Long - General Manager Maryse (Maryse Ouellet) - Appears in commercial post-bumps Runjin Singh (Dave Kapoor) - Translator of The Great Khali Inactive talent Sylvan Grenier- Working dark matches Gregory Helms - Major neck injury, receiving neck fusion surgery Hardcore Holly (Bob Howard) - Suffered a (kayfabe) broken arm; healing from elbow surgery Chris Kay - Referee; Under 60 day suspension[citation needed] Ashley Massaro - (kayfabe) Suspended by Mr. McMahon Rey Mysterio (Oscar Gutierrez) - Knee surgery; has been (kayfabe) re-injured The Undertaker (Mark Calaway) - Suffered a biceps tear Stables and tag teams Deuce 'N Domino with Cherry The Major Brothers (Brett Major and Brian Major) ECW brand Male wrestlers Chris Benoit The Boogeyman (Marty Wright) Elijah Burke CM Punk (Phil Brooks) Marcus Cor Von (Monty Brown) Tommy Dreamer (Tom Laughlin) Balls Mahoney (Jonathan Rechner) The Miz (Mike Mizanin) Johnny Nitro (John Hennigan) Nunzio (James Maritato) Stevie Richards (Michael Manna) Matt Striker (Matthew Kaye) Kevin Thorn (Kevin Fertig) Viscera (Nelson Frazier, Jr.) Referees Scott Armstrong (Joseph James Jr.) - Senior Official John Cone Mike Posey Other on-air talent Brooke Adams - Appears in Extreme Exposé Kelly Kelly (Barbara Blank) - Appears in Extreme Exposé Layla (Layla El) - Appears in Extreme Exposé Justin Roberts - Ring announcer Joey Styles (Joseph Bonsignore) - Play-by-play commentator of ECW Tazz (Peter Senerchia) - Color commentator of ECW Inactive talent Rob Van Dam (Rob Szatkowski) - Out indefinitely with a (kayfabe) concussion, contract expiring, not expected to re-sign Stables and tag teams The New Breed (Elijah Burke, Marcus Cor Von and Matt Striker) Developmental talent Ohio Valley Wrestling Male wrestlers Jay Bradley (Brad Bradley) Paul Burchill Colt Cabana (Scott Colton) Chet the Jett (Neil Bzibziak) Atlas DaBone Jesse Dalton (Ray Gordy) Justice Dalton (Drew Hankinson) Jacob Duncan (Ryan Wilson) Charles Evans Jake Hager Kassidy James (Cassidy O'Reilly) K.C. James (Kurt Sellers) Johnny Jeter Mike Knox (Mike Hettinga) Vladimir Kozlov (Oleg Prudius) Michael Washington Kruel (Mike Kruel) Steven Lewington Mike Mondo (Michael Brendli) Derrick Neikirk Nick Nemeth Antoni Polaski (Michael Depoli) Mason Raige (Jeff Velocci) Cody Rhodes (Cody Runnels) Dan Rodman (Daniel Rodimer) Chris Rombola Shawn Spears (Ronnie Arniell) Ace Steel (Chris Guy) Aaron Stevens Female wrestlers Victoria Crawford Katie Lea (Katarina Waters) Beth Phoenix (Elizabeth Carolan) Roucka (Milena Roucka) - Valet of Mike Kruel Other on-air talent Dr. Thomas (Tommaso Whitney) - Manager of Charles Evans & Justin LaRoche Kevin Keenan - Referee Inactive talent Matt Cappotelli - Recently had successful brain surgery; return date unknown Stables and tag teams The Daltons (Jesse Dalton and Justice Dalton) The James Boys (Kassidy James and K.C. James) Team Elite (Mike Knox and Derrick Neikirk) Terminal Velocity (Chet the Jett and Steven Lewington) Florida Championship Wrestling Male wrestlers Afa Jr. (Afa Anoa'i, Jr.) Robert Anthony Drew Galloway G-Rilla (George Murdoch) Kofi Nahaje Kingston Heath Miller Ryan O'Reilly Shawn Osborne (Shawn McGrath) Eric Perez Sheamus O'Shaunessy Sonny Siaki Russell Simpson Harry Smith Ryklon Stephens Keith Walker T.J. Wilson Female wrestlers Nattie Neidhart Shantelle Taylor (Shantelle Malawski) Krissy Vaine (Kristin Eubanks) Other on-air talent Wes Adams - Referee Nick Patrick (Nick Hamilton) - Referee Stables and tag teams The Samoan Fight Club - (Afa Jr. & Sonny Siaki) Unassigned talent Male wrestlers Eddie Colón René Duprée (René Goguen) Chris Gray Mariusz Puczko Hade Vansen Female wrestlers Beulah McGillicutty (Trisa Hayes) Talent Relations Management James Tyler Bailey - Director of Talent Relations Simon Dean (Mike Bucci) - Talent Development Manager John Laurinaitis - Senior Vice President of Talent Relations Stephanie McMahon - Executive Vice President of Talent and Creative Writing Creative team Court Bauer - SmackDown! brand John Carle - Unspecified Christopher DeJoseph - SmackDown! brand Brian Gewirtz - Vice President; Head Writer for RAW brand Michael Hayes (Michael Seitz) - Vice President; Head Writer for SmackDown! brand Jen Hunt - Unspecified Dave Kapoor - RAW brand Ed Koskey - RAW brand David Lagana - Head Writer for ECW brand Dusty Rhodes (Virgil Runnels, Jr.) - ECW brand Zachary Soto - SmackDown! brand Pantelis Ypsilantis - ECW brand Producers / Trainers Arn Anderson (Martin Lunde) - RAW Senior Producer Brad Armstrong (Brad James) Gerald Brisco Brooklyn Brawler (Steve Lombardi) Tony Garea (Anthony Garcia) Robert Gibson (Reuben Kane) Steve Keirn - FCW Director Blackjack Lanza (Jack Lanza) Dean Malenko (Dean Simon) - ECW Senior Producer Pat Patterson (Pierre Clemont) Brother Love (Bruce Prichard) Dr. Tom Prichard - FCW Head Trainer Irwin R. Schyster (Mike Rotunda) Ricky Steamboat (Richard Blood) Sgt. Slaughter (Robert Remus) Al Snow (Allen Sarven) - OVW Head Trainer Tim White Steve Williams Barry Windham Other roles Sue Aitchison - Manager of Community Relations "Stone Cold" Steve Austin (Steve Williams) - Makes occasional appearances Thomas Barreca - Executive Vice President of WWE Enterprises Jayson Bernstein - Director of Corporate Communications Eric Bischoff - Makes occasional appearances Robert A. Bowman - Member of the Board of Directors Max Bretos - Part-time interviewer Dorothy Brill - Senior Vice President of Human Resources Carlos Cabrera - Spanish commentator Peter Clifford - Vice President of Affiliate Sales Edward S. Cohen – Executive Vice President Kristi D'Aliso – Promotions Manager Lou D'Angeli - Director of Promotions and Event Marketing Gary Davis - Director of WWE Smackdown Your Vote! Carl Demarco - President of WWE Canada Basil DeVito – Director of Marketing Initiatives Pete DiNicola - Senior Vice President Darren Drozdov - WWE.com reporter Kevin Dunn - Executive Vice President of Television Production The Fabulous Moolah (Lillian Ellison) - Makes occasional appearances Howard Finkel - Part-time announcer Donna Goldsmith - Executive Vice President of Consumer Products Paul Heyman Hillbilly Jim (Jim Morris) - Public Relations Jim Johnston - Music Director Brian Kalinowski - General Manager of Digital Media Edward Kaufman - Executive Vice President David Kenin - Member of the Board of Directors' Jack Korpela - Part-time color commentator of Heat Neil Lawi - General Manager of WWE Music Dan Levi - Senior Vice President of Marketing Josh Mathews (Josh Lomberger) - Editor and host of WWE 24/7, occasional commentator Linda McMahon - Chief Executive Officer Marissa Mazzola-McMahon - Director of National Public Relations Shane McMahon - Executive Vice President of Global Media, Head of Media Relations Department Vince McMahon - WWE Chairman Heather Mitchel - Producer Stephan Moore - Retail Development Manager Christopher Nowinski - Public Relations Gene Okerlund - Part-time interviewer Joseph Perkins - Member of the Board of Directors "Rowdy" Roddy Piper (Roderick Toombs) - Makes occasional appearances Dr. Ferdinand Rios - Physician Jason Robinson - Set Design Geof Rochester - Executive Vice President of Marketing Monty Ross - Senior Director of Marketing Marcelo Rodriguez - Spanish commentator James A. Rothschild – Senior Vice President Hugo Savinovich - Spanish commentator Bob Schrader - WWE.com Fan Columnist Melissa Seffens - Director of Network Affiliate Marketing Frank Serpe - Chief Financial Officer Michael Sileck - Chief Operating Officer Joel Simon - President of WWE Films Stuart Snyder - WWE President Michael B. Solomon - Member of the Board of Directors Steve Taylor - Vice President of Event Operations Tim Walbert - Member of the Board of Directors Lowell P. Weicker, Jr. - Member of the Board of Directors Andrew Whitaker - Senior Vice President of International Television Mark Yeaton - Timekeeper Mae Young - Makes occasional appearances Julie Youngberg-Drozdov - Costume designer Release date Real Name Ring Name(s) Notes Reference 1960 Maurice Catarcio The Matador Citation needed 1960 Edward Gossett Eddie Graham Citation needed 1963 Antonino Rocca Antonino Rocca Citation needed 1963 Buddy Rogers "Nature Boy" Buddy Rogers Citation needed 1969 Ed Farhat The Sheik Citation needed 1970 Wahoo McDaniel Wahoo McDaniel Citation needed 1972 Karl Istaz Karl Gotch Citation needed 1972 Camille Tourville Tarzan Tyler Citation needed 1974 Fred Blassie "Classy" Freddie Blassie Retired from wrestling to focus on being a manager. Citation needed 1974 Miguel Feliciano Miguel Feliciano Citation needed 1975 James Dudley James Dudley Citation needed 1976 Kevin Sullivan Kevin Sullivan Citation needed 1977 Wladek Kowalski Killer Kowalski Citation needed 1978 Charles Kalani, Jr. Professor Toru Tanaka Citation needed 1978 George Stipich Stan "The Man" Stasiak Citation needed 1979 Scott Irwin Yukon Eric Citation needed 1979 Ivan Koloff Ivan Koloff Citation needed 1979 Vincent J. McMahon Vincent J. McMahon Retired as owner of the WWWF and sold it to his son, Vincent K. McMahon. Citation needed 1979 Jimmy Valen Jimmy Valiant Citation needed [edit] World Wrestling Federation era [edit] 1980's Release date Real Name Ring Name(s) Notes Reference 1980 Ernie Ladd "Big Cat" Ernie Ladd Citation needed 1980 Bill White Wild Bill White Citation needed 1981 Lawrence Whistler Larry Zbyszko Citation needed 1981 Ed White Moondog King Citation needed 1982 Eddie Gilbert "Hot Stuff" Eddie Gilbert Citation needed 1982 Lanny Kean Moondog Cujo Citation needed 1982 Paul McWight Moondog Rover Citation needed 1983 Tatsumi Fujinami Tatsumi Fujinami Citation needed 1983 Masa Saito Masa Saito Citation needed 1983 Bill Smithson Moondog Spike Citation needed 1984 Stan Hansen Stan Hansen Citation needed 1984 Houston Harris Bobo Brazil Citation needed 1984 Buzz Sawyer "Bulldog" Buzz Sawyer Citation needed 1984 Mikel Scicluna "Baron" Mikel Scicluna Citation needed 1984 Ray Stevens Ray Stevens Citation needed 1985 Mad Maxine Mad Maxine Citation needed 1985 Dick Murdoch Dick Murdoch Citation needed 1985 Dewey Robertson The Missing Link Citation needed 1985 Johnny Rodz Johnny Rodz Citation needed 1985 Buddy Rose "Playboy" Buddy Rose Citation needed 1985 Wendy Savinovich Wendi Richter Citation needed 1985 David Schultz "Dr. D" David Schultz Released after incident with reporter John Stossel. Citation needed 1986 Dory Funk, Jr. Hoss Funk Citation needed 1986 Stan Frazier Uncle Elmer Citation needed 1987 Takeshi Akabane Little Tokyo Citation needed 1987 Josef Bednarski Ivan Putski Citation needed 1987 Randy Colley Moondog Rex Citation needed 1987 Lionel Giroux Little Beaver Ended career after he suffered a back injury in a match with King Kong Bundy. Citation needed 1987 Raymond Kessler The Haiti Kid Citation needed 1987 Michael Kirschner Corporal Kirschner He failed a drug test and was suspended. Afterwards, Kirschner decided not to return. [1] 1987 Larry Latham Moondog Spot Citation needed 1987 Pedro Morales Pedro Morales Citation needed 1987 Barry Orton Barry O Citation needed 1987 Debbie Szestecki Debbie Combs Citation needed 1987 Eric Tovey Lord Littlebrook Citation needed 1987 Robert Windham Blackjack Mulligan Citation needed June 1987 Tom Zenk Tom Zenk Contract dispute. Citation needed July 4, 1987 Keith Franke Adrian Adonis Citation needed 1988 Sika Anoai Sika Citation needed 1988 Tom Billington Dynamite Kid Citation needed 1988 Craig Minervini Craig DeGeorge Citation needed July 21 1988 Brian Blair B. Brian Blair Left due to unfulfilled promises to win the Tag Team titles never came to fruition. Citation needed September 22 1988 Conrad Efraim S.D. Jones Citation needed 1988 Sam Fatu Tama Citation needed 1988 William Haynes, Jr. Billy Jack Haynes Citation needed 1988 Oliver Humperdink Oliver Humperdink Citation needed 1988 Reginald Lisowski The Crusher Citation needed 1988 Velvet Mykietowich Velvet McIntyre Citation needed 1988 Paul Orndorff "Mr. Wonderful" Paul Orndorff Citation needed 1988 Ken Patera Ken Patera Citation needed 1988 James Raschke The Baron Citation needed 1988 Sylvester Ritter Junkyard Dog, JYD Citation needed 1988 Bruno Sammartino Bruno Sammartino Citation needed 1988 David Sammartino David Sammartino Citation needed 1988 Patricia Karisma-Schroeder Leilani Kai Citation needed 1988 Michael Smith Sam Houston Citation needed 1988 "Superstar" Billy Graham "Superstar" Billy Graham Citation needed 1988 Peter Stilsbury Outback Jack Citation needed 1988 Noriyo Tateno Noriyo Tateno Citation needed April 1988 Bruce Reed "The Natural" Butch Reed Citation needed August 1988 Don Muraco Don Muraco Citation needed 1989 Tully Blanchard Tully Blanchard Was fired after failing a random drug test. Citation needed 1989 Scott Casey Scott Casey Citation needed 1989 Jean Gagné Frenchy Martin Citation needed 1989 Ronald Herd "Outlaw" Ron Bass Citation needed 1989 Melissa Hiatt Missy Hyatt Citation needed 1989 John Minton Big John Studd Citation needed 1989 Masashi Ozawa Killer Kahn Citation needed 1989 Harley Race Harley Race Citation needed 1989 Robin Smith Rockin' Robin Citation needed 1989 Max Taogaga Siva Afi Citation needed December 1989 Tom Lister, Jr. Zeus Citation needed [edit] 1990's Release date Real Name Ring Name(s) Notes Reference 1990 Roger Barnes Ronnie Garvin Citation needed 1990 Allen Coage Bad News Brown Left due to claims that Vince McMahon failed to live up to promises. Citation needed 1990 Bill Eadie Ax Citation needed 1990 George Gray One Man Gang, Akeem Citation needed 1990 Hector Guerrero Gobbledygooker Citation needed 1990 James Janos Jesse Ventura Citation needed 1990 Al Perez Al Perez Citation needed 1990 Anthony White Tony Atlas, Saba Simba Citation needed 1990 Juanita Wright Sapphire Citation needed 1991 Brady Boone Battle Kat Citation needed 1991 Nick Busick Big Bully Busick Retired from wrestling. Citation needed 1991 Paul Centopani Paul Roma Citation needed 1991 Carly Colón Sr. Carly Colón Retired from wrestling. Citation needed 1991 Jim Barrell Boris Zhukov Citation needed 1991 Pete Doherty The Duke of Dorchester Citation needed 1991 Rick Harris Black Bart Citation needed 1991 Genichiro Tenryu Genichiro Tenryu Citation needed 1991 Koji Kitao Koji Kitao Citation needed 1991 André Rousimoff André the Giant Retired because he was too ill to continue wrestling. Citation needed 1991 John Tolos The Coach Citation needed 1992 Kerry Adkisson Texas Tornado Fired after failing random drug test. Citation needed 1992 Ray Fernandez Hercules Citation needed 1992 Elizabeth Hulette Miss Elizabeth Left the WWF shortly after her divorce from Randy Savage. Citation needed 1992 Adnan El Kassey General Adnan, Billy White Wolf Citation needed 1992 Andy Kindler Jamison Citation needed 1992 Mike McGuirk Mike McGuirk Citation needed 1992 James Reiher "Superfly" Jimmy Snuka Citation needed 1992 Terry Szopinski The Warlord Citation needed 1992 Pat Tanaka Pat Tanaka Citation needed 1992 John Wisniski, Jr. Greg "The Hammer" Valentine Citation needed January 1992 Adolfo Bresciano Dino Bravo Retired from wrestling. Citation needed December 1992 Kevin Wacholz Nailz Reportedly released after he attacked Vince McMahon over a dispute over money. Citation needed 1993 Charles Ashenoff Max Moon Citation needed 1993 Rob Bartlett Rob Bartlett [[Wikipedia:Citing sources}Citation needed]] 1993 Wayne Bloom Beau Beverly Citation needed 1993 Tom Boric Paul Diamond Citation needed 1993 James Brunzell "Jumpin'" Jim Brunzell Citation needed 1993 Barry Darsow Smash, Repo Man Citation needed 1993 Mike Enos Blake Beverly Citation needed 1993 Jorge Gonzales Giant Gonzales Citation needed 1993 Jimmy Hart Jimmy Hart Left after McMahon asked for him take a 50% pay cut. Citation needed 1993 Raymond Heenan Bobby Heenan Left after McMahon asked for him take a 50% pay cut. Citation needed 1993 Steve James Lance Cassidy Citation needed 1993 Ken Johnson Slick Left to concentrate on preaching in his church. Citation needed 1993 Ed Leslie Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake Citation needed 1993 Sean Mooney Sean Mooney Citation needed 1993 John Nord The Berzerker, The Viking Citation needed 1993 Matt Osborne Doink the Clown (#1), Matt Borne Citation needed 1993 Lanny Poffo The Genius, "Leaping" Lanny Poffo Citation needed 1993 Sherri Russell "Sensational" Sherri Martel Citation needed 1993 Jerome Saganovich Jerry Sags Citation needed 1993 Merced Solis Tito Santana Citation needed 1993 Philip Theis Damien Demento Citation needed 1993 Brian Yandrisovitz Brian Knobbs Citation needed 1994 Tony Halme Ludvig Borga Retired due to injury Citation needed 1994 Jim Harris Kamala Citation needed 1994 Bruce Hart Bruce Hart Citation needed 1994 Keith Hart Keith Hart Citation needed 1994 Heidi Lee Morgan Heidi Lee Morgan Citation needed 1994 Fred Ottman Typhoon/Tugboat Citation needed 1994 Robert Rechsteiner Rick Steiner Citation needed 1994 Mike Shaw Bastion Booger Citation needed 1994 James Ware Koko B. Ware Citation needed November 1994 Randy Poffo "Macho Man" Randy Savage Left to go to WCW Citation needed 1995 Afa Anoai Afa Citation needed 1995 Samula Anoai Samu Left due to excessive travel schedule. Citation needed 1995 Lou Albano "Captain" Lou Albano Citation needed 1995 Scott Bigelow Bam Bam Bigelow Left due to problems with the Klique. Citation needed 1995 Jeff Bradley Charlie Hunter Citation needed 1995 Steve Doll Steven Dunn Citation needed 1995 Harry Fujiwara Mr. Fuji Left due to excessive travel schedule and knee problems. Citation needed 1995 Claude Giroux Dink Citation needed 1995 Alfred Hayes Lord Alfred Hayes Left after getting in a car accident which resulted in him contracting gangrene and being confined to a wheelchair for the rest of his life. Citation needed 1995 Robert Horne Mo Citation needed 1995 Mike Jones Virgil Citation needed 1995 Stan Lane Stan Lane Citation needed 1995 Ray Liccachelli Doink the Clown (#2) Citation needed 1995 Dan Marsh Dan Marsh, Danny Davis Citation needed 1995 Troy Martin Dean Douglas Quit after backstage problems with The Clique. Citation needed 1995 Debra Miceli Alundra Blayze Released after talking to WCW under contract. Citation needed 1995 Chris Pallies King Kong Bundy Citation needed 1995 Josip Peruzovic Nikolai Volkoff Citation needed 1995 Darryl Peterson Man Mountain Rock, Maxx Payne Citation needed 1995 James Richland Jimmy Del Ray Citation needed 1995 Gary Sabaugh The Italian Stallion Citation needed 1995 Akio Sato Akio Sato Citation needed 1995 Joe Scarpa Chief Jay Strongbow Citation needed 1995 Dan Spivey Waylon Mercy Retired after being injured in a match with Kevin Nash. Citation needed 1995 Jack Tunney Jack Tunney Citation needed 1995 Sione Vailahi The Barbarian, Sionne Citation needed 1995 Richard Vigneault "The Model" Rick Martel Citation needed 1995 Bill Watts Bill Watts Had many conflicts with Vince McMahon. Citation needed 1995 Timothy Well Timothy Well Citation needed September 1, 1995 Lawrence Pfohl Lex Luger, The Narcissist Jumped ship to WCW, breaking his promise to Vince McMahon that he would stay. Citation needed 1996 Chris Candido Skip Citation needed 1996 Wayne Cowan Uncle Zebekiah Citation needed 1996 Mike Droese Duke "The Dumpster" Droese Citation needed 1996 Chad Fortune Travis Citation needed 1996 Terry Gordy Terry "Bam Bam" Gordy Citation needed 1996 Robert Miller Bushwhacker Butch Citation needed 1996 Louis Mucciolo Rad Radford, Louie Spicolli Citation needed 1996 Jinsei Shinzaki Hakushi Citation needed 1996 Warrior Ultimate Warrior Contract was terminated after several no-shows. Citation needed 1996 Erik Watts Troy Citation needed 1996 Brian Wickens Bushwacker Luke Citation needed January 1996 Buddy Landel Buddy Landel Left after an injury sustained in a match with Bret Hart. Citation needed 1997 Tony Anthony TL Hopper, Uncle Cletus Citation needed 1997 Robert Bedard Rene Goulet Citation needed 1997 Scott Bednarski Scott Putski Citation needed 1997 Rick Bogner Fake Razor Ramon Citation needed 1997 Jamie Crookshanks J.C. Ice Citation needed 1997 Sid Eudy Sycho Sid, Sid Justice Citation needed 1997 Roy Wayne Farris The Honky Tonk Man Citation needed 1997 Doug Furnas Doug Furnas Citation needed 1997 James Hines Bobby Fulton Citation needed 1997 Barry Horowitz Barry Horowitz Citation needed 1997 Barney Irwin The Goon Citation needed 1997 Phil Lafleur Phil Lafon Citation needed 1997 Clarence Mason Clarence Mason Citation needed 1997 Masanori Murakawa The Great Sasuke Citation needed 1997 Todd Pettengill Todd Pettengill Citation needed 1997 Alex Porteau Alex "The Pug" Porteau Citation needed 1997 Jake Roberts Jake "The Snake" Roberts Released after failing drug tests. Citation needed 1997 Richard Rood "Ravishing" Rick Rude Left for WCW. Citation needed 1997 * Unknown The Commandant Citation needed 1997 Khosrow Vaziri Iron Sheik Citation needed 1997 Kelly Wolfe Wolfie D Citation needed January 1997 Jose Lothario Jose Lothario Citation needed November 1997 Bret Hart Bret "The Hitman" Hart Left after the incident at Survivor Series 1997 known as the Montreal Screwjob. [2] December 1997 Jim Neidhart Jim "the Anvil" Neidhart Left WWF a month after the Montreal Screwjob. Citation needed 1998 Achim Albrecht Brakkus Citation needed 1998 Theodore Annis Teddy Hart Released for having "attitude problems." Citation needed 1998 Rodney Anoa'i Yokozuna He was unable to pass a physical required for professional wrestlers and was released. Citation needed 1998 Tom Brandi Salvatore Sincere, Tom Brandi Citation needed 1998 Joseph Bruce Violent J Citation needed 1998 Don Callis The Jackyl Citation needed 1998 Robert Fuller Tennessee Lee Citation needed 1998 Mike Hallick The Mantaur, Tank Citation needed 1998 Michael Hegstrand Hawk Citation needed 1998 Brian Lee Chainz, Evil Undertaker Citation needed 1998 Pablo Marquez Babu Citation needed 1998 Anthony Norris Ahmed Johnson Released after his wrestling style had begun to cause injury to his opponents. Citation needed 1998 Takeo Otsuka Mens Teioh Citation needed 1998 Luc Poirier Sniper Citation needed 1998 Juan Rivera Savio Vega Citation needed 1998 Shigeki Sato Dick Togo Citation needed 1998 Joseph Utsler Shaggy 2 Dope Citation needed 1998 Wally Yamaguchi Yamaguchi-San Citation needed May 1998 Tammy Lynn Sytch Sunny Left the WWF for ECW. Citation needed July 1998 Ricky Morton Ricky Morton Citation needed August 1998 Del Wilkes The Patriot Citation needed September 1998 Shian-Li Tsang Mrs. Yamaguchi-San Citation needed October 1998 Jesus Castillo Jesus Castillo Citation needed October 1998 Jose Estrada, Jr. Jose Estrada, Jr. Citation needed October 1998 Miguel Perez Miguel Perez Citation needed October 25, 1998 Leon White Vader Left after contract expired. Citation needed 1999 Christopher Daniels Conquistador Dos Citation needed 1999 Michael Durham Johnny Grunge Citation needed 1999 Paul Ellering Paul Ellering Citation needed 1999 James Myers George "The Animal" Steele Citation needed 1999 Ted Petty "Flyboy" Rocco Rock Citation needed 1999 Mike Plotcheck Bart Gunn, Bodacious Bart Citation needed 1999 Alicia Webb Ryan Shamrock Citation needed February 1999 John Tenta Earthquake, Golga Citation needed April 1999 Don Harris Don Harris, Jared Grimm, Jacob Blu, 8-Ball Citation needed April 1999 Ron Harris Ron Harris, Jason Grimm, Eli Blu, Skull Citation needed April 1999 Dan Severn Dan "The Beast" Severn Citation needed May 1999 Marcus Merowitz Marc Mero Citation needed July 19, 1999 Nicole Bass Nicole Bass Left after claiming she was sexually harassed. Citation needed September 1999 Marianna Komlos Marianna, Mrs. Cleavage Citation needed September 1999 Paulo da Silva Giant Silva Citation needed October 5, 1999 Vince Russo Vince Russo Left after having a falling out with Vince McMahon over the increased workload placed upon him. Citation needed October 16, 1999 Jeff Jarrett Jeff Jarrett Contract expired. Citation needed November 1999 Robert Maillet Kurrgan, The Interrogator Citation needed November 1999 Ken Shamrock Ken Shamrock Left to go back to UFC. Citation needed [edit] Early 2000's Release date Real Name Ring Name(s) Notes Reference 2000 Robert Backlund Bob Backlund Citation needed 2000 Rebecca Budig Rebecca Budig Citation needed 2000 Duane Gill Gillberg Citation needed 2000 Glen Ruth Thrasher Citation needed 2000 Jason Traverse Jason Sensation Citation needed January 2000 Carl Ouellet Jean Pierre LaFitte/Pierre Citation needed January 2000 Jacques Rougeau The Mountie Citation needed February 2000 Gertrude Vachon Luna Vachon Released from her contract due to allegedly taping the mouth of a producer shut. Citation needed March 2000 Curtis Hughes Mr. Hughes Citation needed May 30, 2000 David Smith The British Bulldog Citation needed June 2000 Cathy Dingman Barbara Bush (B.B.) Citation needed July 2000 Vic Grimes Key Citation needed September 2000 Caryn Mower Muffy Mower Citation needed October 2000 Dennis Knight Mideon, Phineas I. Godwinn Citation needed November 3, 2000 Frostee Moore Mandy Citation needed December 2000 Brian Gerard James Road Dogg, Jesse James, Roadie Released after showing up for a Raw show in an "unfit work state" due to drug use. Citation needed December 2000 Cynthia Lynch Bobcat Released from her contract. Citation needed 2001 Sara Calaway Sara Storyline ended; made brief appearances for WWE later. Citation needed 2001 Jim Dotson Jim Dotson Left to pursue other interest. Citation needed February 27, 2001 Stacy Carter The Kat, Miss Kitty Released for behavior problems backstage. Citation needed June 2001 Jason Arhndt Joey Abs Citation needed June 2001 Peter Gasperino Pete Gas Citation needed June 2001 Ron Killings K-Kwik Mutually agreed on release due to lack of push. Citation needed June 2001 Rodney Leinhardt Rodney Citation needed July 2001 Joseph Hitchen Just Joe Citation needed July 9, 2001 Marcus Bagwell Buff Bagwell Released for unprofessional conduct. Citation needed August 2001 Charles Warrington Chaz, Mosh, Beaver Cleavage Released from his contract. Citation needed September 2001 Terri Poch Tori Was asked to train more but refused and was released. Citation needed September 2001 Jesús Guadalupe Delgado Seldaña Essa Rios Citation needed September 24, 2001 Brian Adams Brian Adams, Crush Left WWF when he was asked to go to a developmental territory. Citation needed September 24, 2001 Bryan Clark Bryan Clark, Adam Bomb Left WWF when he was asked to go to a developmental territory. Citation needed November 30, 2001 Joanie Laurer Chyna Laurer sat out her contract after negotiations stalled around May 2001; her WWF contract ended November of that year. Citation needed 2002 Raymond Rougeau Raymond Rougeau Citation needed 2002 Billy Silverman Billy Silverman Asked for release due to constant hazing. Citation needed April 2002 Takao Yoshida Taka Michinoku Citation needed [edit] World Wrestling Entertainment era [edit] 2002-2003 Release date Real Name Ring Name(s) Notes Reference 2002 Uliuli Fifita Haku, King Tonga, King Haku Citation needed 2002 Jerry Lynn Jerry Lynn Went To TNA Wrestling. Citation needed May 7, 2002 Scott Hall Scott Hall, Razor Ramon Released for obscene behavior on a plane trip and for drug and alcohol related issues. Citation needed May 8, 2002 Curt Hennig Mr. Perfect Released after reportedly becoming intoxicated and getting into a fight with Brock Lesnar on a return flight from the United Kingdom. Citation needed May 26, 2002 Raymond Traylor The Big Boss Man Citation needed July 2002 Gurjit Singh Tiger Ali Singh Citation needed August 25, 2002 Sean Waltman X-Pac, 1-2-3 Kid Left WWE in a mutual decision. Citation needed September 7, 2002 Michael Alfonso Mike Awesome Citation needed September 27, 2002 Sean Stipich Shawn Stasiak, Meat Citation needed October 2002 Steve Blackman Steve Blackman Retired due to injury. Citation needed October 2002 David Fliehr David Flair Released from developmental contract. Citation needed November 24, 2002 Page Falkinburg "Diamond" Dallas Page Left after a neck injury suffered in a match with Hardcore Holly. Citation needed November 24, 2002 Perry Satullo Perry Saturn Citation needed December 5, 2002 Charles Wright The Godfather, The Goodfather, Kama Mustafa, Kama, Papa Shango Citation needed January 2003 Barry Buchanan Bull Buchanan, Recon Citation needed January 2003 Scott Levy Raven, Johnny Polo Left After A Contract Dispute. Citation needed February 14, 2003 Accie C. Connor D'Lo Brown Left to wrestle in Japan. Citation needed March 2003 Kevin Kelly Kevin Kelly Left to pursue other ventures. Citation needed March 2003 Debra Marshall Debra Walked from WWE in 2002 following Stone Cold Steve Austin's departure, WWE did not announce this until 2003. Citation needed April 2003 Eric Angle Eric Angle Released from developmental contract. Citation needed May 2003 Wayde Bowles Rocky Johnson Citation needed June 2003 Terry Taylor Terry Taylor, Red Rooster Citation needed July 2003 Terry Bollea Hulk Hogan, Hollywood Hogan, Mr. America Contract Expired. Left To star in both TV and Movies. Citation needed July 1, 2003 Mike Lockwood Crash Holly, Crash Released on suspicion that he was using drugs. Citation needed December 6, 2003 Nathan Jones Nathan Jones Requested release due to heavy travel schedule. Citation needed December 31, 2003 Kevin Nash Kevin Nash, Diesel Left After Contract Expired. Citation needed [edit] 2004-2005 Release date Real Name Ring Name(s) Notes Reference February 4, 2004 Zach Gowen Zach Gowen Released due to alleged attitude problems. 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What do you think of this? Scary stuff? Juval Aviv was the Israeli Agent whom the movie "Munich" was about... He was Golda Meir's bodyguard and she appointed him to track down and bring to justice the Palestinian terrorists who took the Israeli athletes hostage and killed them during the Munich Olympic Games. In a lecture in NYC a few weeks ago he shared information that EVERY American needs to know but our government has not shared. His bio is below, his book is "Staying Safe". First, I am going to share what he discussed in regard to the Bush Administration, 9/11 and Iraq and then I will share his predictions for the next attack on the U.S. He predicted the London subway bombing on the Bill O'Reilly show on Fox News stating publicly that it would happen within a week - O'Reilly laughed and mocked him saying that in a week he wanted him back on the show and unfortunately, within a week the terrorist attack occurred. Juval Aviv gave intelligence (via what he had gathered in Israel and the Middle East) to the Bush Administration about 9/11 a month before it occurred. His report specifically said they would use planes as bombs and target high profile buildings and monuments. The Administration ridiculed him and refused to respond. Congress has since hired him as a security consultant - but still the Administration does not listen to him. He didn't agree with going into Iraq - said it didn't make sense if we wanted terrorists responsible for 9/11 (and also he believes in Golda Meir's approach which was to bring justice to the terrorists but do not take down civilians - killing civilians only creates more terrorists - but similar to Bush, Israel's subsequent leaders were not as insightful as Golda Meir) - however, when we did decide to invade Iraq we should have learned from Israel's past mistakes. He very articulately stated that Israel's greatest mistake against their war on terror was to invade the West Bank and Gaza and stay there... He said they should have done the proven anti-terrorist strategy which was "Hit and Leave" instead of "Hit and Stay." Now we are stuck in Iraq and it is worse than Vietnam - Iraq is the U.S.'s West Bank/ Gaza. He doesn't think we will ever be able to truly leave because even when we are able to pull our troops back we will still have to go back regularly which will keep us quagmired. We should have hit hard and left immediately. Now for the scary stuff.... He predicts the next attack on the U.S. Is coming within the next few months. Forget hijacking airplanes because he says terrorists will NEVER try and hijack a plane again as the people on the plane will not go down quietly. Aviv believes our airport security is a joke- we are being reactionary versus looking at strategies that are effective. 1) our machines are outdated. They look for metal and the new explosives are made of plastic 2) He talked about how some idiot tried to light his shoe on fire - we now have to take off our shoes, a group of idiots tried to bring aboard liquid explosives - now we can't bring liquids on board. He is waiting for some suicidal maniac to pour liquid explosive on their underwear and light up in a plane or in the terminal and then we will all have to travel naked! 3) We only focus on security when people are heading to the gates, he says that if a terrorist attack targets airports in the future, they will target busy times and on the front end when people are checking in. It would be easy for someone to take two suitcases of explosives, walk up to a busy check-in line, ask a person next to them to watch their bags for a minute while they run to the restroom or get a drink and then detonate the bags BEFORE security even gets involved. Israel checks bags before people can enter the airport. Now, back to his predictions: He says the next attack will come in a few months and will involve suicide bombers and non-suicide bombers in places that people congregate: Disneyland, Las Vegas, Big Cities (NY, SFO, Chicago, etc...) and there it will be shopping malls, subways in rush hour, train stations, casinos, etc.. As well as rural America (Wyoming, Montana, etc...). The attack will be simultaneous detonations around the country (they like big impact) 5-8 cities including rural areas. They won't need to use suicide bombers because at largely populated places like the MGM Grand in Vegas - they can simply valet park! He says this is well known in intelligence circles but our government does not want to alarm Americans. However, he also said that the US will attack Iran and Syria before Bush leaves office. In addition, since we don't have enough troops The US will likely use small, strategic nuclear weapons regardless that the headlines the next day will read "US Nukes Islamic World" and the world will be a different place to such an extent that global warming will be irrelevant. He travels regularly to the Middle East and he knows his stuff. On a good note - he says we don't have to worry about being nuked - he says the terrorists who want to destroy America will not use sophisticated weapons - they like suicide as the frontline approach. He also says the next level of terrorists will not be coming from abroad, but will be homegrown - having attended our schools and universities - but will have traveled frequently back and forth to the Middle East. They will know and understand Americans but we won't understand them - we still only have a handful of Arabic and Farsi speaking people in our intelligence networks and we need that to change he said... What can we do? From an intelligence perspective he says the U.S. needs to stop relying on satellites and technology for intelligence but follow Israel, Ireland and England's example of human intelligence both from an infiltration perspective as well as trust citizens to help. We need to engage and educate ourselves as citizens but our government treats us like babies and thinks we can't handle it and will panic. He did a test for Congress recently putting an empty briefcase in 5 major spots in 5 US cities and not one person called 911 or sought a policeman to check it out. In fact, in Chicago - someone tried to steal it! In Israel an unattended bag or package would be reported in seconds with a citizen shouting "Unattended Bag" and the area cleared slowly, calmly and immediately by the people themselves. Unfortunately, we haven't hurt enough yet for us to be that concerned.... He also discussed how many children were in preschool and kindergarten after 9/11 without parents to pick them up and the schools did not have a plan. Do you have a plan with your kids, schools and families if you cannot reach each other by phone? If you cannot return to your house? If you cannot get to your child's school - do they know what to do? We should all have a plan. He said that our government's plan after the next attack is to immediately cut-off EVERYONE's ability to use their telephone, cell phone, blackberry because they don't want terrorists to be able to talk to one another - do you have a plan if you cannot communicate directly with those that you love? Last week the Today Show began with a segment that Al Qaeda was resurfacing - the same kind of action on the Pakistani border occurred before 9/11... It is scary, but we do not have panic, we just need to be aware.... Unfortunately, the current Administration has not been helpful and we can not change things until 2008. Bio follows: Juval Aviv holds an M.A. in Business from Tel Aviv University and is President and CEO of Interfor, Inc., an international corporate intelligence and investigations firm. Juval Aviv is President and CEO of Interfor, Inc. Based in New York with offices around the world, founded in 1979, Interfor provides foreign and domestic intelligence services to the legal, corporate and financial communities and conducts investigations around the world. In addition, Mr. Aviv serves as a special consultant to the U.S. Congress and other policy makers on issues of terrorism, fraud and money laundering. A leading authority on terrorist networks, Mr. Aviv served as lead investigator for Pan Am Airways into the Pan Am 103-Lockerbie terrorist bombing. He was featured in the recent film, Munich, as the leader of the Israeli team that tracked down the terrorists who kidnapped the Israeli Olympic team. Interfor's services encompass white-collar crime investigations, asset search and recovery, corporate due diligence, litigation support, fraud investigations, internal compliance investigations, security and vulnerability assessments. Since its inception, Interfors asset investigation services have recovered over $2 billion worldwide for its clients. Before founding Interfor, Mr. Aviv served as an officer in the Israel Defense Force (Major, retired) leading an elite Commando/Intelligence Unit, and was later selected by the Israeli Secret Service (Mossad) to participate in a number of intelligence and special operations in many countries in the late 1960s and 1970s. While working as a consultant with El Al, Mr. Aviv surveyed the existing security measures in place and updated El Al's security program, making El Al the safest airline in business today. Most recently, Mr. Aviv wrote Staying Safe: The Complete Guide to Protecting Yourself, Your Family, and Your Business,(2004,Harper Resource). He has been a guest on ABC Nightline, FOX News, CNN, BBC Newsnight, ZDF (German National Television) and RAI (Italian National Television) and has been featured in numerous articles in major magazines and newspapers worldwide. Sorry this was so long, but I didn't have a link to post.

Response to the US Vs UK military questions? Just read this article. It came out of the most anti-American newspaper in the world. The Guardian... That being said, even these idiots can not deny the scope of American power. Oh yeah...There is no way Britain could even begin to dream about winning a (hypothetical) war against America. Read up on the US Military - no one even comes close. This isn't opinion...its fact. -------- American power -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Armed to the teeth Is Bush's awesome increase in military spending a reasonable response to the afermath of September 11, or is he creating a force almost too powerful for its own good? Peter Beaumont and Ed Vulliamy report Is America too powerful for its own good? You can have your say online here. Observer Worldview Sunday February 10, 2002 The Observer There is a United States special forces dog-handler who meets journalists, diplomats and aid workers off the UN flight to Kabul. His job is to search luggage and ensure the security of US troops in Afghanistan. He is short, gingery and aggressive. His skills at persuasion are limited to shouting at the milling crowd: 'Stand back! Stand back! My dog will bite!' Last week that phrase had become the defining motto and operating credo for the military and foreign policy of the Bush administration. Already President George W. Bush has put Iran, Iraq and North Korea on notice as terrorist-sponsoring nations at the centre of an international 'axis of evil', despite the CIA's recent evidence that none of them was in the business of threatening the United States at present. Article continues -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Last Monday, to back that explicit threat, he announced an increase in US military spending of 15 per cent, the biggest in 20 years, more than double the military spending in all of the European Union. The rise will be $36 billion (£26.5bn) this year, $48 billion next year and $120 billion over the next five years, rising to a staggering two trillion over the next five years. Even this is not enough for General Richard Myers, chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld. They want the US defence budget to increase at an even faster rate. What all this means is clear. Troubled by the 11 September attacks and buoyed by the ease of the war against Afghanistan, Bush's message to the 'evil doers' of the world is that he has a dog; that it is very big, getting bigger, and certainly it will bite. The puzzle about the latest rise in defence spending is that America at the beginning of the 21st century is already not so much a superpower as a behemoth on the world stage. Economically dominant, it enjoys military and cultural power unrivalled since the days of the Roman emperors, as the American author Robert D. Kaplan reminds us in his new book, Warrior Politics. Typically, it has been left to the French, traditionally suspicious of US global hegemony, to find the best words to describe it. Gigantisme militaire they call it, in a phrase that describes both the scale of America's ambitions and also a pathological condition: an organism grown so large it is sick. The question the rest of the world is asking itself is: Who is the enemy America is arming itself so against? And why? 'Ostensibly,' says one European diplomat, 'this is about security. But quite how a massive increase in defence spending is supposed to prevent another terrorist attack remains unclear. Instead this seems to be about repairing the bruised American psyche after 11 September. America's powerlessness in the face of this attack requires big gestures and reassurances, even if they are counter-productive and meaningless.' Indeed, some analysts say, if it is security that America seeks it is better sought in dialogue with potentially threatening states, rather than in reinforcing the idea already held by many anti-US groups that it is an evil empire bent on world domination. Cynics have identified more overtly self-serving strands in the Republican obsession with America's defence. The 'war' rhetoric, as some US liberal commentators have pointed out, serves a purely domestic Republican agenda in the post-11 September mood of national paranoia: to win Bush a second presidential term and, in the shorter term, regain Congress. The reality - even before the latest proposed increases in military spending - is that America could beat the rest of the world at war with one hand tied behind its back. The requirement that US armed forces be able to fight two fully fledged wars with two separate adversaries simultaneously may recently have been dropped, but only because it would be hard pushed to find two such equal foes to fight. A single US nuclear-powered carrier group - which forms around the USS Enterprise, for example, with a flight deck almost a mile in length and a superstructure 20 storeys high - concentrates more military power in one naval group than most states can manage with all their armed forces. America has seven of these battle groups. It is not just the scale and power of these weapons systems. The reach of US arms, too, is awesome. When the USS Kitty Hawk was sent with its accompanying warships from Yokohama to the Gulf for the war against Afghanistan, it covered 6,000 miles in just 12 days to be transformed into a vast floating forward attack station for thousands of US special forces. Its B-52 bombers can fly and refuel across the world armed with cruise missiles that can be fired hundreds of miles away from hostile skies, the missiles themselves directed to their targets by satellites in orbit. And America's supremacy in bombs, planes, satellites, tanks and real-time intelligence have made the prospect of US casualties remote, except in the event of cock-up or disaster. And, significantly, as the world's only economic hyper-power, it can afford this level of militarisation. But against all this even the manufacturers of America's arms - like the aviation giant Lockheed-Martin - have been struggling for a decade or so to define the threat its top-shelf jets will be battling in the skies, being forced in one memorable presentation to show the European Eurofighter as a potential adversary. So why the need for more and better military power? Even military analysts are baffled. 'The rise in US military spending,' says Dan Plesch, senior research fellow at the Royal United Services Institute, 'ought to be compared to the decision in the First World War to order up more cavalry when the first wave had been mown down by machine-guns. 'The US has no competitor in high-tech military equipment. And what it is spending its money on is mostly irrelevant against the knives used to carry out 11 September. The bombing of Afghanistan has created the illusion of victory.' Professor Paul Kennedy at Yale University calculates that the US now spends more each year than the next nine largest national defence budgets combined. Indeed America is responsible for about 40 per cent of the world's military spending. The new defence expenditure will be paid for by a freshly dug deficit and cuts to every other federal spending programme - including social security, Medicare and urban renewal - apart from tax breaks loaded heavily in favour of the upper-income brackets. Amid all this, military might has emerged as the central tenet of America's new power, the defining feature of the Bush administration. Already it is causing alarm, even among America's closest allies in Nato, where Lord Robertson, the usually unflappable secretary-general, has been moved to warn some members that unless the declining European defence expenditure is reversed then Europe - and the Europeans in Nato - are in danger of becoming military pygmies. It is not a prospect likely to worry the military hawks in the Bush administration, who favour unilateralism over alliance. Indeed the Nato alliance, built to counter the rival superpower conflict of the Cold War, is already almost redundant, some diplomats claim. 'Will the Americans ever fight a war through Nato again?' asks Carl Bildt, former Swedish Prime Minister. 'It's doubtful. The United States reserves the right to itself to wage war, and dumps on others the messy, expensive business of nation-building and peace keeping'. And the Afghan war has not only put the US in sole command of the world, but fundamentally reshaped the architecture of international alliances. Central Asia is splattered with new American fortresses; the Pacific and Indian oceans are patrolled by aircraft carriers and accompanying fleets of awesome size.

Just how powerful is the United States..(militarily)??? This was not writen by an American...This comes from an european newspaper...I post this in lue of the recent uprising in "loosing confidence of the American Military. Our boys and girls, of the USAF, are the finest in the world...There is no question about it...Anyway...This is what people in Britain think of our military capability... Armed to the teeth Is Bush's awesome increase in military spending a reasonable response to the afermath of September 11, or is he creating a force almost too powerful for its own good? Peter Beaumont and Ed Vulliamy report Is America too powerful for its own good? You can have your say online here. Observer Worldview Sunday February 10, 2002 The Observer There is a United States special forces dog-handler who meets journalists, diplomats and aid workers off the UN flight to Kabul. His job is to search luggage and ensure the security of US troops in Afghanistan. He is short, gingery and aggressive. His skills at persuasion are limited to shouting at the milling crowd: 'Stand back! Stand back! My dog will bite!' Last week that phrase had become the defining motto and operating credo for the military and foreign policy of the Bush administration. Already President George W. Bush has put Iran, Iraq and North Korea on notice as terrorist-sponsoring nations at the centre of an international 'axis of evil', despite the CIA's recent evidence that none of them was in the business of threatening the United States at present. Last Monday, to back that explicit threat, he announced an increase in US military spending of 15 per cent, the biggest in 20 years, more than double the military spending in all of the European Union. The rise will be $36 billion (£26.5bn) this year, $48 billion next year and $120 billion over the next five years, rising to a staggering two trillion over the next five years. Even this is not enough for General Richard Myers, chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld. They want the US defence budget to increase at an even faster rate. What all this means is clear. Troubled by the 11 September attacks and buoyed by the ease of the war against Afghanistan, Bush's message to the 'evil doers' of the world is that he has a dog; that it is very big, getting bigger, and certainly it will bite. The puzzle about the latest rise in defence spending is that America at the beginning of the 21st century is already not so much a superpower as a behemoth on the world stage. Economically dominant, it enjoys military and cultural power unrivalled since the days of the Roman emperors, as the American author Robert D. Kaplan reminds us in his new book, Warrior Politics. Typically, it has been left to the French, traditionally suspicious of US global hegemony, to find the best words to describe it. Gigantisme militaire they call it, in a phrase that describes both the scale of America's ambitions and also a pathological condition: an organism grown so large it is sick. The question the rest of the world is asking itself is: Who is the enemy America is arming itself so against? And why? 'Ostensibly,' says one European diplomat, 'this is about security. But quite how a massive increase in defence spending is supposed to prevent another terrorist attack remains unclear. Instead this seems to be about repairing the bruised American psyche after 11 September. America's powerlessness in the face of this attack requires big gestures and reassurances, even if they are counter-productive and meaningless.' Indeed, some analysts say, if it is security that America seeks it is better sought in dialogue with potentially threatening states, rather than in reinforcing the idea already held by many anti-US groups that it is an evil empire bent on world domination. Cynics have identified more overtly self-serving strands in the Republican obsession with America's defence. The 'war' rhetoric, as some US liberal commentators have pointed out, serves a purely domestic Republican agenda in the post-11 September mood of national paranoia: to win Bush a second presidential term and, in the shorter term, regain Congress. The reality - even before the latest proposed increases in military spending - is that America could beat the rest of the world at war with one hand tied behind its back. The requirement that US armed forces be able to fight two fully fledged wars with two separate adversaries simultaneously may recently have been dropped, but only because it would be hard pushed to find two such equal foes to fight. A single US nuclear-powered carrier group - which forms around the USS Enterprise, for example, with a flight deck almost a mile in length and a superstructure 20 storeys high - concentrates more military power in one naval group than most states can manage with all their armed forces. America has seven of these battle groups. It is not just the scale and power of these weapons systems. The reach of US arms, too, is awesome. When the USS Kitty Hawk was sent with its accompanying warships from Yokohama to the Gulf for the war against Afghanistan, it covered 6,000 miles in just 12 days to be transformed into a vast floating forward attack station for thousands of US special forces. Its B-52 bombers can fly and refuel across the world armed with cruise missiles that can be fired hundreds of miles away from hostile skies, the missiles themselves directed to their targets by satellites in orbit. And America's supremacy in bombs, planes, satellites, tanks and real-time intelligence have made the prospect of US casualties remote, except in the event of cock-up or disaster. And, significantly, as the world's only economic hyper-power, it can afford this level of militarisation. But against all this even the manufacturers of America's arms - like the aviation giant Lockheed-Martin - have been struggling for a decade or so to define the threat its top-shelf jets will be battling in the skies, being forced in one memorable presentation to show the European Eurofighter as a potential adversary. So why the need for more and better military power? Even military analysts are baffled. 'The rise in US military spending,' says Dan Plesch, senior research fellow at the Royal United Services Institute, 'ought to be compared to the decision in the First World War to order up more cavalry when the first wave had been mown down by machine-guns. 'The US has no competitor in high-tech military equipment. And what it is spending its money on is mostly irrelevant against the knives used to carry out 11 September. The bombing of Afghanistan has created the illusion of victory.' Professor Paul Kennedy at Yale University calculates that the US now spends more each year than the next nine largest national defence budgets combined. Indeed America is responsible for about 40 per cent of the world's military spending.