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The British Armed Forces has officially recognised its first registered Satanist, a newspaper reports. Naval technician Chris Cranmer, 24, has been allowed to register by the captain of HMS Cumberland, based at Devonport Naval Base in Plymouth. The move will mean that he will now be allowed to perform Satanic rituals on board the vessel. According to the Sunday Telegraph, Mr Cranmer realised he was a Satanist nine years ago. Religious values Mr Cranmer said that was when he stumbled across a copy of the Satanic Bible, written by Church of Satan founder Anton Szandor LaVey. He said: "I then read more and more and came to realise I'd always been a Satanist, just simply never knew." Mr Cranmer, who is from Edinburgh, is now lobbying the Ministry of Defence to make Satanism a registered religion in the armed forces.
Tory MP Ann Widdecombe Former Tory minister Ann Widdecombe said she was "utterly shocked" by the Royal Navy's decision."Satanism is wrong. Obviously the private beliefs of individuals anywhere, including the armed forces, are their own affair but I hope it doesn't spread." She added: "The Navy should not permit Satanist practices on board its ships. "God himself gives free will, but I would like to think that if somebody applied to the Navy and said they were a Satanist today it would raise its eyebrows somewhat." A spokesman for the Royal Navy said: "We are an equal opportunities employer and we don't stop anybody from having their own religious values." Max nested elements reached Max nested elements reachedMax nested elements reached |
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Cops Caught Stealing Protestors' Cameras In the latest attack on the first amendment, a shocking video has emerged of the NYPD attacking a protestor and stealing his camera and footage at a demonstration demanding justice for an independent video journalist who was shot and killed earlier this year. |
A video that shows Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh at a U.S. military base that specializes in explosives and demolition training over a year after he supposedly left the army puts the official story of the April 19 1995 federal building bombing under serious doubt and mandates a re-opening of an investigation into the terror attack that killed 168 people.
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ROME — A senior Roman Catholic cardinal has announced that the Vatican wants to put together a soccer team of priests capable of competing in Serie A, Italy's top league.
The team would play in the colors of the papal flag — yellow and white.
" The Vatican could, in future, field a team that plays at the top level, with Roma, Inter Milan, Genoa, and Sampdoria," said Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, the Vatican's Secretary of State, the equivalent of its prime minister.
He said: "We can recruit lads from the seminaries. I remember that in the World Cup of 1990 there were 42 players among the teams who made it to the finals who came from Salesian training centers all over the world.
"If we just take the Brazilian students from our Pontifical universities we could have a magnificent squad."
Giovanni Trapattoni, the former Italian national team manager, who is in charge of Salzburg FC, has been mooted as a possible coach.
In 2002, Mr. Trapattoni took bottles of holy water with him to the World Cup in Japan and South Korea to refresh the Italian team. But they were knocked out in the early stages. Soccer is close to the hearts of some of the most senior Vatican figures.
Cardinal Bertone is a fervent Juventus fan and has in the past been a soccer commentator for a northern Italian television station. Pope John Paul II was a goalkeeper in his youth, while the current pope received Pele during the last World Cup and paid a visit to the German team's training camp.
The cardinal said soccer could play an exemplary role in the lives of young people and soccer stadiums were an ideal spot for church recruitment.
"Stadiums are modern temples, frequented by thousands of youths. I once carried out a Stations of the Cross service in the Ferraris stadium," he said.
The cardinal announced the Holy See's ambitions during a ceremony in which he was awarded honorary citizenship of Alassio, near Genoa.
He did not make clear how the Holy See — technically an independent state — could legitimately compete in Italy's domestic league. Neither did he indicate how long he imagined it might take for the Vatican to reach Serie A standard.
The Vatican has a little known soccer team already — made up mostly of Swiss Guards — which plays against a small number of other states who have not been recognized by Fifa, soccer's governing body. Its only international fixture, against Monaco in 2002, ended in a 0–0 draw.
Cardinal Bertone has set up a league of 16 clubs to compete in a new championship for the Clericus Cup.
The league will run from February to the end of June in Rome and will have both group and knockout stages. In 2008, it may expand across Italy.
However, he said: "I insisted to the managers in charge of the lads that the games should not overlap with Mass." Matches will be played only on weekdays.
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Monday, December 18, 2006 5:53:24 PM
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Internationally Known Radio Talk Host, Roughed Up By Austin TX Cops
Monday, December 18, 2006 |
On Sunday morning, December 17, 2006, syndicated radio host Jack Blood was Pepper sprayed and arrested by Austin PD. He received multiple injuries to his Face, hands, arms, back, and legs in a 12 hour ordeal in police custody. Following an after party for The Arab League with many fans and supporters of Jack Blood at the Jackalope on Austin Texas`s famous 6th street, Jack was standing at the back alley exit of the club waiting to leave, and talking to fans. Out of nowhere a fight broke out between two Hispanic males and one Caucasian victim who turned out to be an employee of the Jackalope. The victim was knocked unconscious by the two perpetrators who were continuing to attack the defenseless victim. Without any fear for his own safety, Jack Blood jumped in and fended off the attackers and chased them away while dozens of onlookers witnessed the mecircleacutee. As Jack was standing over the unconscious victim to protect him from any possible further attacks until an ambulance could arrive, an Austin Police officer (APD Harvey 4694) came rushing into the scene and without identifying himself, or asking questions of the gathering mob Proceeded to pepper spray Mr. Blood directly in the eyes, before violently cuffing him and hauling him off to jail. No attempt was made to investigate the beating, or to identify the suspects of the assault. The Victim was rushed to Breckenridge Hospital with a broken Nose and multiple injuries. Jack Blood was transferred from the county jail receiving quarters to Breckenridge Hospital for high blood pressure and hypertension, where he was rigidly handcuffed to a gurney for 4 hours. He was not allowed to use a restroom, and several officers told him he would have to urinate in his cloths, an unacceptable command. Bottled urine samples were later illegally obtained by the authorities against Mr. Blood`s will. did not ask to go to the hospital and refused treatment said Jack Blood.As I was not given the proper respect by my jailers, I fought back by unleashing a 3 hour Info-Tirade against Officer Harvey, making sure to wake him up every time he closed his eyes to sleep. Fair is fair and I will admit that they had a tiger by the tail trying to hold me said Blood. A bit of humor interjected itself into the story when the doctor treating Mr. Blood admitted several times to both Blood and his jailer that he was a Big Fan of Deadline Live with Jack Blood, heard daily on 100.1 FM in Austin Texas. He vouched for Mr. Blood`s character to no avail. Jack was released Sunday Afternoon with a promise to appear later in the week to face charges of Public Intoxication. Yes I had a few drinks; said Blood, But I was in no way intoxicated, or a threat to the public. Indeed I believe that I was doing the officer job by jumping in to save a defenseless victim of what may have been a racially motivated attack. There are multiple witness, including the victim who are prepared to back my story, Jack went on to say. I Plan to fight the charges and clear my name. If this is the kind of treatment that Americans are to receive when standing up to help a fellow citizen in need, then we do indeed find ourselves in troubled times. www.jackblood.com is currently awaiting a statement from the APD. DEADLINE LIVE with Jack Blood airs live 2 & 4PM Central time on the Genesis Communications Network out of Minnesota, and can be heard for free in over 70 countries worldwide at www.gcnlive.com or on AM and FM radio stations across the USA.
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Colin Powell: US losing Iraq war
Former US Secretary of State Colin Powell has said overstretched US troops are losing the conflict in Iraq.
Mr Powell told CBS News that bolstering troop numbers would be unlikely to reverse the "grave and deteriorating situation" in the country.
President Bush is trying to shape a new strategy for Iraq, with officials suggesting more soldiers may be sent.
Mr Powell's comments come a day before the new defence secretary, Robert Gates, is to be sworn in.
During his confirmation hearings, Mr Gates also conceded that the US was not winning in Iraq and faced a "regional conflagration" unless the downward spiral was reversed.
The recent Iraq Study Group review said the US strategy of "staying the course" was no longer viable and suggested combat troops could be withdrawn by early 2008.
But on Friday, an administration official said up to 25,000 more troops could be deployed in the country to try to help end the violence and make cities like Baghdad more secure.
There are currently 140,000 US troops in Iraq.
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The leader of the Democrats in the US Senate has backed the reported plan to boost troop levels, but only if it is part of a longer-term strategy.
"If it is for a surge, that is, for two or three months, and if it is part of a programme to get us out of there as indicated by this time next year, then, sure, I'll go along with it," Harry Reid said.
However, Mr Powell told CBS he was not convinced more soldiers on the ground would quell the violence.
"I am not persuaded that another surge of troops into Baghdad for the purposes of suppressing this communitarian violence, this civil war, will work," he said.
He added that such was the overstretch of the US military, there were no additional troops that could be sent.
"We are losing - we haven't lost - and this is the time, now to start to put in place the kinds of strategies that will turn this situation around," he said
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Heres a vid I made that goes out to everyone who is second guessing giving their children vaccines that knowingly contain mercury because a school POLICY says so listen and learn. Policy DOES NOT equal Law.
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Bohemian Grove Exposes Itself!
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NICK SCHOU / OC Weekly | September 4 2006 For more than a century, the Bohemian Grove, a 2,700-acre forest retreat in Sonoma County, has served as the stomping grounds of California's richest men. The private, all-male club, founded in 1872 by a pair of San Francisco journalists, has a secret membership whose ironic primary directive is to never speak with reporters. The secrecy surrounding the group has given rise to rumors of homosexuality and bizarre rituals involving satanism and human sacrifice. There's even speculation that the Bohemian Grove is actually an offshoot of a secret cult stretching back through history to ancient Egypt. Google the group, and you'll find that its members have included numerous former U.S. presidents and various masters of industry. Dig deeper, and you'll discover that it's actually a playground for an elite cabal plotting New World Order global domination alongside the Elders of Zion, Knights Templar, Freemasons and Illuminati. The Grove's motto—“Weaving Spiders Come Not Here”—taken from a play by Shakespeare, was originally intended as an admonition against members discussing business at the club. Yet the Grove's guest list suggests that matters of national and even global policy are indeed discussed there. The most famous example, privately confirmed by Bohemian Grove members—or “Bohos” as they refer to themselves—is the Manhattan Project, which supposedly met there when they decided to drop the A-bomb on Hiroshima. Recent guest speakers at the Grove from the current White House alone include Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, Karl Rove and George W. Bush himself. In years past, Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton, Henry Kissinger and Richard Nixon are all known to have attended the festivities. A highlight of the Bacchanalia is the famed “Cremation of Care” ceremony, where hooded priests burn a coffin-like effigy in front of a giant stone statue of an owl. There's also a Shakespearean drag ensemble called the “High Jinks” and the “Low Jinks” comedy festival involving masked performances by giddy, inebriated politicians. “t is the most faggy goddamn thing that you would ever imagine,” Nixon later remarked. Few outsiders have ever violated the Grove's heavily guarded perimeter. The most famous infiltration occurred in June 2000, when Alex Jones, a conspiracy theorist and Texas-based radio host, penetrated the camp with a video camera, an episode hilariously captured by British writer Jon Ronson in his 2002 book, Them: Adventures With Extremists. Jones managed to film the “Cremation of Care” ceremony, obtaining a few minutes of grainy footage of a giant stone owl surrounded by men in bright robes, the flames from their torches reflected in a lake, their ominous chanting half-obscured by the croaking of unseen bullfrogs. “The global elite that attend the Grove have their fingers on the nuclear launch codes,” Jones later said. “Is it not therefore in the interest of the American people and the wider world that the veil of secrecy which shadows the activities inside the Bohemian Grove be brought to light and exposed for what it is?” In an unprecedented journalistic coup, OC Weekly recently tracked down a former employee of the Bohemian Grove. One of the few insiders to ever pull the veil back from this nefarious conspiracy to enslave mankind, the Orange County resident begged us not to identify her by name, out of fear, we presume, that she'd be eliminated by the secret society's shadowy leaders. Tell us something that only someone who's been inside the Bohemian Grove would know. That owl [statue] is plastic. It's not a rock. It's like what they have at Disneyland. Even the rocks around the lake have speakers inside them. The noise from these mysterious frogs that don't seem to get squashed on the road are really speakers. They aren't frogs. You go to chase the frog, and it just disappears and the noise comes from somewhere else. Also, they have hotels nearby where hookers stay, and members leave the camp to see them. It's not something that the club organizes or condones, but it happens every year. When did you first learn about the Bohemian Grove? When I was a kid, my best friend told me about it. Both her dad and grandfather were members. She told me her dad would come home from the Grove every summer with funny stories about the place. They had all these musicians up there. She said it was basically band camp for big boys, a summer camp full of adult musicians and actors. Her family was really artistic. These were people I had grown up around. They used to have these singing parties all the time. How did you end up getting a job there? I went to college in San Francisco and didn't know anybody up there. I met this girl from OC who said she worked at this private men's club in San Francisco. I asked which one and she said the Bohemian Club, and I just laughed. It was such a coincidence! It's actually called the City Club, but it's Bohemian. I asked my friend if they were looking for any help and ended up getting a job there. I was just trying to pay for college. I didn't tell anybody except my friend that I already knew about the Bohemian Grove. During the off-season, there isn't anything happening at the Grove, but a lot of members hang out at the City Club. They can get keys and go up to the camp, but if they bring female guests, they have to be off the grounds by 9 or 10 p.m. I ended up working at the Grove that summer. I rented a place nearby because they do not provide housing for female employees, except managers and interns. Guerneville is a gay resort town. Everybody was really friendly there. I made a ton of money because I was working really long days. I'd show up at 7 a.m. and work until 8 at night. I worked in the Dining Circle. There was tons of produce and all the liquor in the world, lots of wine. If someone said, “Hey, we're out of Maker's Mark,” we'd send over another bottle, or 10. Experts say the Bohemian Grove is a secret society where world leaders plot global domination. How exciting was it to be around global plot-hatchers all summer? It was just a bunch of rich guys hanging out and partying. You have all these different camps inside with different names like a fraternity system. They have a camp for the guys who do the lighting for the Cremation of Care, one for the entertainers, one for guys from Stanford. The Cremation of Care is the kickoff ceremony and has the same basic script every year. Care is a great big monster and the guys try to burn Care so they can party for three weeks. And Care says, “You can't kill me; I'll be back in three weeks!” and at the end of three weeks they have to go back to their jobs and Care returns. Other than that, they all just spend weeks getting drunk and playing music, drinking at the bar. It's not as important as everyone makes it sound. You're working for a bunch of old guys, and occasionally you recognize one from television or whatever. Some famous musician might be playing at one of the camps, and they'd listen for a while and then fall down drunk and pass out. There are always guys walking around pissing on trees. They have these plays where the men dress up like women and entertain the other men. Some of this stuff sounds pretty homoerotic. Does the club allow gays to join? Sure, of course. It's an artistic club, so that'd be hard to avoid. There are members who are less accepting of this than others. But in general, it's like any club where you are asked to pay high dues. You're going to have more old white guys than anyone else, but there are all kinds of other races represented too. It has about 2,700 members. You can't get wait-listed to join until you're 21 years old, but there's a 15- to 20-year waiting list. There's a newsletter sent out on who wants to join, and if three people don't want you, you have to reapply. The reason people are so suspicious about the Bohemian Grove is they don't know anything about it and the members are really secretive. Journalists can't join the club. And they don't respond to any of the rumors because they don't want the attention. There are always these protesters outside chanting “Racist, sexist and anti-gay,” and that's just ridiculous. As far as the club not allowing women to join, I don't have a problem with that either. If you threw 3,000 women into the forest with all these guys pissing on trees for three weeks, it'd be chaos. |
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McCain Bill Is Lethal Injection For Internet Freedom Republican Senator John McCain has introduced legislation that would fine blogs up to $300,000 for offensive statements, photos and videos posted by visitors on comment boards, effectively nixing the open exchange of ideas on the Internet, providing a lethal injection for unrestrained opinion, and acting as the latest attack tool to chill freedom of speech on the world wide web. http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/december2006/151206mccainbill.htm ******** NEWS ********* | ||||
| Doctors participating in a public health insurance reject report over “renting demonstrators” |
16.12.2006 14:33 clock![]() Berlin (strip packing). The cash-medical Federal union (KBV) resists a report, it for a protest action before the realm tag building “renting demonstrator” began. The “picture” - newspaper had reported, a host meal service had placed 170 of the 200 participants of the demonstration on Thursday for 30 euro daily lump sum per “demonstrator”.
KBV chairman Andreas the charcoal burner explained it on Saturday in Berlin, not a demonstration, but the conclusion of a PR-campaign against the health reform concerned. Approximately 170 persons would have developed and on its shoulders would have carried 400 meters long clothes with thousands physician smocks. These coworkers were engaged by an external Dienstleister for the setting up clothes. This communicated always in such a way the KBV by press release and in the Internet. The report the “picture” - newspaper is thus untrue. The KBV reserves itself press-legal steps against the newspaper. On the nails 4500 smocks hung according to KBV data. Altogether the physicians would have donated 12,000 smocks. These are to go to hospitals to Benin into west Africa. With the smock action the KBV wanted to show symbolically that today already more the than 12,000 German medical profession live and work abroad, because they find there better conditions of work than in Germany. In the course the health reform threaten an intensified drift of young physicians abroad. (strip packing) For People ...
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On this date in 1773, Bostonians emptied the holds of three tea-bearing British ships into Boston Harbor to protest the British tax on tea imported to the colonies. A group of men led by Samuel Adams disguised themselves as Native Americans and dumped some 18,000 pounds of tea into the water. As punishment, Parliament passed the Intolerable Acts, which, among other things, effectively closed the Massachusetts port until restitution for the spoiled tea would be made. This served to further unite the colonies in their opposition to the British. The Boston Tea Party was one of a series of events that led to the American Revolution.
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'INDEPENDENT' SCIENCE ...
... WITH CASH ON THE HIP ... Hello all ... One of the major themes I have been emphasising all these years is the way the world is manipulated and events come to pass because 'different' sides are controlled, or at least heavily influenced, by the same force. This happens throughout the system in politics, business, banking, media, etc., and we had still more confirmation this week that it happens in 'science'. It emerged that Sir Richard Doll, a world-renowned cancer specialist, was being paid for 20 years as a consultant by the notorious Illuminati operation, Monsanto, while not revealing this fact in his 'independent' reports.
It was Sir Richard who is noted for making the connection between smoking and lung cancer, but he also spent two decades investigating potential cancer causes in the chemical industry while being paid $1,500 a day by one of the biggest chemical corporations. Monsanto was a producer of the horrific Agent Orange, the lethal herbicide and defoliant used by American forces in the Vietnam War for ten years up to 1971. It contained dioxins that have caused great damage to health among the civilians and troops exposed to it. As a result, lawsuits were filed against producers like Monsanto and Dow Chemical with American veterans winning $180 million in compensation in 1984. Australian, New Zealand and Korean victims also won compensation, though not the Vietnamese.
Studies indicate the increased risks of cancer and genetic defects from exposure to dioxin, but Sir Richard Doll wrote to a Royal Australian commission investigating the Monsanto Agent Orange to say there was no evidence that this was the case. He did not mention that every day he was pocketing $1,500 from Monsanto. Documents revealed this week also show that Sir Richard Doll was paid $15,000 by the Chemical Manufacturers Association, Dow Chemical, another Agent Orange producer, and the British chemical giant ICI. For this money he produced an 'independent' review that largely dismissed claims that the vinyl chloride used in plastics could be linked to cancers, apart of those of the liver. The World Health Organisation challenges that assertion, but it suited his paymasters and they used his report to defend the chemical's safety for a decade. Sir Richard died last year, but his contract with Monsanto is filed at the Welcome Foundation library archive. It began on May 10th 1979 and was extended with improved terms on April 29th 1986. 'During the one-year period of this extension your consulting fee shall be $1,500 per day', it says. As late as 2000, Sir Richard was a witness for Solutia, a spin-off from Monsanto. What we have here is one small glimpse at the corruption and conflicts of interest that consume much of what is bravely called 'science'. Of course, as in all these professions, even politics, there are some genuine people trying to do what they believe to be right with ethics and honesty. But wherever dollar signs appear ethics have a fight on their hands.
The obsession with money and, through that, control, is at the heart of all corruption and the Illuminati corporations know that. They are well aware that they will not have to look far to find a 'scientist' to say what suits their stance so long as the cheque is in the post. The more 'renowned' the scientist, the bigger the cheque - and the more effective the contribution to misleading public perception. The idea most of the time is not even to 'win' the argument over the effect of a chemical or GM food or whatever because they know that on facts and commonsense the odds are stacked against them. The arguments are also often complex and full of science-speak and neither position is able to land the deciding punch until the affects have become clear in the consequences for public health. Their primary goal is to throw confusion and conflict into the 'debate', to muddy the waters and prevent any clear presentation of the facts. This is done by finding 'scientists' who are willing to put the argument that suits the corporations and, although it may have no validity, it dilutes the clarity there would otherwise be. In this way, warnings about the potential dangers of a food additive, sugar substitute and all these other chemical concoctions are ignored for years, even decades, before unmistakable heath effects become obvious. By then, it's too late for those who have suffered or died. The corporations use their on-the-take 'scientists' to counter the warnings and persuade government agencies that there is no 'proof' that a substance will be harmful. In any sane society, a company would have to provide unquestionable proof that the chemical was not harmful before entering public use and this would clip the power of the chemical giants overnight. But it is not just the 'scientists' who are for sale, so are many within the very government agencies that are supposed to police the corporations.
Monsanto headquarters I have been in St Louis for the last week at a Federal Court to defend the rights to my books and this is the major Masonic city that is home to Monsanto. The influence of this corporation on American and global life is vastly underestimated. Monsanto is the producer of the sugar substitute, aspartame, which was manipulated through the Food And Drug Administration 'safety checks' by Donald Rumsfeld, then CEO of Searle Pharmaceuticals. He used his connections in the Reagan-Bush administration after 1979 to ensure that aspartame, a brain cell-scrambler, entered public use despite the independent research challenging its safety.
Monsanto is also the corporation behind genetically-modified food and they have been using the same techniques to impose this upon the world. Its propaganda machine counters the evidence about the dangers with a host of handsomely-paid white coats turning simple debate into incomprehensible complexity that the public and politicians cannot understand. They also use the media and their song-sheet singers in government to target those genuine scientists acting in the public interest. Dr Arpad Pusztai was considered the world expert on GM foods with more than 270 published studies relating to the subject. He was working at the Rowett Institute in Aberdeen, Scotland, when he was interviewed for a World in Action television documentary on August 10th 1998. What he said was to destroy his career because of the reaction of Tony Blair and Bill Clinton, puppets of Monsanto and the biotech industry.
Dr. Pusztai told the programme that rats fed on certain GM potatoes had suffered stunted growth, damage to the immune system, and their liver, heart and other organs got smaller. He later said this was also the case with the brain, but he had not mentioned that in the TV interview to avoid being 'alarmist'. However, he did say this of GM food: 'If I had the choice I would certainly not eat it'. On the evening the interview was broadcast, Dr. Pusztai was congratulated for his contribution by Professor Philip James, Director of the Rowett Institute. The next morning the Institute issued a press release highlighting that a 'range of carefully controlled studies underlie the basis of Dr. Pusztai's concerns'. Forty eight hours later, he was suspended and ordered to hand over all his data. His research team was disbanded and he was threatened with legal action if he spoke to anyone on the subject. Even his personal assistant was banned from talking to him and he was alerted to an Institute press release that his contract was not being renewed. He wife was also sacked. Dr. Pusztai was to have two heart attacks and his wife was put on permanent medication for high blood pressure. The Rowett Institute lied and lied about the reasons for their disgraceful treatment of Dr. Pusztai, as was later proved. The truth was that his comments on GM food, coming from such a world-class source, had threatened to blow apart the Monsanto claims about the safety of GM. He had to be destroyed with the usual vindictiveness. Dr. Pusztai is certain that his demise was caused by Tony Blair. He said that the day after the World in Action programme, two phone calls were made by Blair's office to his boss, Philip James, and the next day he was fired. Dr. Pusztai said he was told by a senior manager at Rowett that Blair's intervention was prompted by a phone call from the United States President Bill Clinton.
'Look Tony, you do what I say and I do what they say, got it?' The story was confirmed by Professor Robert Orskov, one of Britain's top nutrition researchers who worked for Rowett for 33 years. He said he was told that phone calls went from Monsanto to Clinton and then to Blair. 'Clinton rang Blair and Blair rang James', he said. 'There is no doubt he was pushed by Blair to do something. It was damaging the relationship between the United States and the United Kingdom because it was going to be a huge blow for Monsanto.' Another eminent researcher, Stanley Ewen, said that he was told the same story by another senior figure at Rowett: 'That conversation is sealed in my mind. My jaw dropped to the floor. I suddenly saw it all - it was the missing link. Until then I couldn't understand how on Monday, Arpad had made the most wonderful breakthrough and on Tuesday it was the most dreadful piece of work and rejected out of hand.' The viscous campaign against Dr. Pusztai was as coordinated as it was callous. Reports attacking him were published by the Illuminati Royal Society - the scientific establishment exposed in my books - and by the Science and Technology Select Committee of the House of Commons with its pro-Blair majority. Cabinet Minister Jack Cunningham, another Blair lap-dog, condemned Dr. Pusztai's 'wholly-misleading results' and said that all GM food in Britain would be safe to eat. How could an idiot like Cunningham know that, compared with the world's leading authority? It has nothing to do with truth or protecting the public. It is about doing the will of the paymasters.
Lord 'Biotech' Sainsbury The Blair government is one of the most corrupt in all British history, as is the Bush cabal in the United States, and both have fundamental ties to the biotech industry. In its first two years in office, GM food companies met British government officials and ministers 81 times. Blair's unelected Science Minister, Lord Sainsbury, who resigned last month, is a dedicated supporter of GM foods. When he was appointed, he held large shareholdings in the biotech companies, Diatech and Innotech, which were placed in a 'blind trust' so that he could not knowingly benefit from decisions he made in government,. Oh please. Did he forget he had them then? He made £20 million in profit from Innotech and such wealth allowed him to be the biggest single donor to Blair's Labour Party with payments of more than £16 million since it came to power.
The Bush government and its related agencies have also been awash with Monsanto-connected place-people who have been appointed to positions that benefit its operations worldwide. It's real simple. The corporations control the government and the regulatory agencies and thus dictate the policy in line with their agenda. This is why governments constantly make decisions that favour the corporations whatever the evidence put before them. The evidence doesn't matter because the deal was done from the start and the 'public debate' was just to kid the people they actually live in an open society. The system is set up to reward the corrupt and destroy those who are not. This is how the manipulators work to stifle dissent and mislead the public. You want to advance your career? Okay, do what we want and you'll be fine. Speak your mind and we'll finish you. Look at Professor James, the head of Rowett, who felt the wrath of dictator Blair after Dr. Pusztai's television interview. At the time he enjoyed good relations with Blair and had been chosen to head the planned Food Standards Agency. But that changed after Dr. Pusztai made his comments. 'You destroyed me', James told Pusztai. What has actually been destroyed by the corporate-political nexus is the integrity of what we call 'science'. We know that 'scientists' officially employed by the corporations will say whatever suits their masters, but clearly many 'independent' scientists are also on the pay roll and this is far more significant because 'independent' research carries far more weight in the public mind. The exposure of Sir Richard Doll is a warning to everyone who believes in the credibility of 'scientists' when they make their pronouncements about what is good for us. Corruption is a state of mind, a fundamental absence of integrity, and this plague is an epidemic throughout the system - 'science' included. ***
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Americans use TV, other media 10 hrs a day: CensusBy David Alexander WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Americans will spend nearly 10 hours a day watching television, surfing the Internet, reading books, newspapers and magazines and listening to music this year, the U.S. Census Bureau said on Friday. In its "Statistical Abstract of the United States: 2007" released on Friday, the agency also noted that Americans drink about a gallon of soda a week, along with a half gallon each of milk, bottled water, coffee and beer. All of which may help explain another figure in the pages of the 1,300-page book of tables and statistics: About two-thirds of Americans are overweight, including one-third of whom are obese. The information in the abstract is culled from Census Bureau surveys and from data collected by other government agencies, industry and trade groups and private organizations. Industry groups provided the information on media usage. They projected Americans will spend an average of nearly 4 1/2 hours daily in front of the television in 2006, or 1,555 hours in all. Americans will spend another 2 1/2 hours listening to radio and a half hour listening to recorded music. The rest of the nearly 10 hours is spent reading newspapers, looking at the Internet, playing video games and reading other media. Projections indicate per capita time spent with the Internet will exceed time spent reading newspapers for the first time this year. Americans spend about a half an hour per day on each activity. Some 97 million Internet users sought news online in 2005, 92 million purchased a product and 91 million made a travel reservation, the figures show. Thirteen million created an Internet blog.Other tidbits from the statistical abstract:- The Census Bureau projects U.S. population will grow to 420 million by mid-century, versus nearly 300 million today.-- Of nearly 950,000 people who immigrated to the United States in 2004, 175,000 were from Mexico, 70,000 from India, nearly 58,000 were from the Philippines and 51,000 were from China.
-- The largest number of political refugees admitted as permanent residents in 2005 came from Cuba, with 32,555. Bosnia-Herzegovina was second with 13,298, and Ukraine third with 12,421. More political refugees were admitted from Cuba than from all of Asia and the Middle East, which had a total of 32,009.-- U.S. airport screeners confiscated 9.4 million lighters in 2005 while searching 738.6 million passengers.-- Nearly half of college freshmen in 2005 had a high school grade average of A, the top mark. In 1970, only 20 percent of college freshmen had top marks in high school.-- A little more than half of U.S. households owned stocks and mutual funds in 2005.-- Americans had 278 million debit cards in 2004 and used them for 22.2 billion transactions involving more than $1 trillion.-- The average tax refund in 2003 was $2,154, compared with $1,802 in 2000. The average tax bill due at the time of filing was $3,499, compared with $4,406 in 2000.-- Americans bought 2.1 billion pairs of imported shoes in 2004. 12
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Ministry Song Featuring Loose Change Audio Clips Receives Grammy Nomination ****9/11 Blogger | December 15, 2006 LLies, Lies, Lies features a few audio clips from Loose Change, and was recently given a nomination for a Grammy in best metal performance category. |
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Boston Air Traffic Controller Says 9/11 An Inside Job A former Boston Center air traffic controller has gone public on his assertion that 9/11 was an inside job and that Donald Rumsfeld and the Pentagon tracked three of the four flights from the point of their hijacking to hitting their targets. In an astounding telephone interview, Robin Hordon claims air traffic controllers have been ignored or silenced to protect the true perpetrators of 9/11. http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/december2006/141206trafficcontroller.htm
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Alleged Liquid Bomb Plot Credibility Crumbles The alleged ringleader of a much vaunted plot to blow up multiple transatlantic airliners using liquid explosives has been cleared of terrorism charges and of being a member of any terrorist group, rendering August's terror scare another hyped creation of government scare mongering. | ||
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Foreign energy companies will be welcome in future as subcontractors but not as owners in Russias energy industry, the Kremlin signalled yesterday as Gazprom moved closer towards wresting control of Sakhalin-2, the giant Siberian gas project, from Royal Dutch Shell.
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The project has been beset by claims and threats of prosecution from Rosprirodnadzor, the Russian environmental control agency, a campaign that is seen by Moscow energy analysts as calculated to weaken Shells negotiating position.
Sources within Moscow suggest that Gazprom will acquire 50 per cent plus one share of the Sakhalin Energy company, reducing Shells stake to 25 per cent, from 55 per cent. Mitsui and Mitsubishi, the current minority investors, would see their stakes reduced further.
Mounting pressure on Shell to concede control of Sakhalin Energy to Gazprom has coincided with nationalist sentiment. Dmitry Peskov, spokesman for President Vladimir Putin, yesterday said that the environment had changed and Russian companies no longer needed foreign help.
Our companies have the opportunity to be owners by themselves, to attract finance and certain technologies. This changes the conditions for foreign investors. They won`t be so much owners, they will have opportunities as contractors and subcontractors, Mr Peskov said.
We understand that it is better to have a direct share but you have to understand these are Russian resources. No country in the world would want to give up its natural resources to foreigners.
Existing agreements would be respected, he said, but he suggested that the contracts granting major concessions to companies, such as Shell, were a legacy of a past era.In the 1990s, our country was in a poor economic state, we couldn`t develop energy by ourselves. We had to attract investors with extremely favourable conditions. Now the situation has changed drastically, Mr Peskov said.
Shell confirmed yesterday that its chief executive, Jeroen van der Veer, had a meeting in Moscow on Friday with Alexei Miller, Gazproms chief executive, at which Sakhalin-related issues were discussed. The meeting, which was also attended by Viktor Khristenko, Russias Energy Minister, was described by a Shell spokesman as positive.
In Moscow, Gazprom said that Shells proposals were being analysed.A decision will be taken in view of the existing problems at the Sakhalin-2 project, including ecological, the Gazprom spokesman said.
Shells relationship with the Kremlin has been chilly since it signed a draft asset swap agreement with Gazprom last year, under which the Russian utility was to acquire a quarter of Sakhalin Energy in exchange for half of Zapolyarnoye, a large Western Siberian gasfield. A week after the agreement, Shell disclosed that Sakhalins costs had doubled to $20 billion.
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Kremlins Attempts to Reclaim Control of Strategic Assets
Gazprom: Shell expected to cede control of Sakhalin II to Gazprom
Yukos: Kremlin tax bill clears way for Rosneft to acquire Yugansneftgaz
EADS: Russian bank VneshTorgBank takes 5 per cent of EADS
Ukraine: Row with Ukraine over Russian gas price settled when Kremlin acquires greater control of gas pipelines
Armenia: Kremlin acquires control of gas pipeline to Iran in return for agreed depressed gas price
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Belarus & Georgia: Threatening to increase price of gas but prepared to settle in return for control of distribution pipeline
Shtokman: Russia says it will not invite foreign partners to develop worlds second biggest gas field. To be developed by Gazprom alone
TNK-BP: Gazprom or Rosneft expected to buy out BPs Russian private sector partner
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Harvest Entertainment Group has recently completed a critically acclaimed limited theatrical release in the US of their feature film THE PARABLE OF THE CHRIST. Says George David Jiha, writer, producer and director of the movie: “This is a movie that impacts everyone on a very deep level."
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Anthropologist Defends Apocalypto We welcome Dr. Barbara MacLeod's passionate defense of Mel Gibson's Apocalypto based on sound research and evidence, rather than emotional hyperbole and the mental illness of the PC crowd. Alex Jones just considers himself somewhat of a buff on this subject and was questioned by some for defending the film as historically accurate. His argument is expertly supported by the following comments. |
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Iranian Professor: US and Israel have Been Trying To Divide Iran For YearsAn Iranian political science professor has said today that Iran and the US signed an agreement in 1978 which allowed Tehran to seek nuclear technology in order to meet its future energy demands but no one now talks about the agreement. He has also asserted that Zionists in Israel in co-operation with neoconservatives in the US have intentionally been trying to divide Iran for decades. http://www.infowars.net/articles/december2006/121206Iran_Professor.htm *
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Police briefing
Officers investigating the murder of three prostitutes and the discovery of two more bodies say they have had a massive response from the public.
Suffolk Police said it was likely the bodies found near Ipswich on Tuesday were those of two prostitutes.
Paula Clennell, 24, and Annette Nicholls, 29, have been missing for several days.
A reward of £250,000 has been offered by a national newspaper to catch the killer of the Ipswich prostitutes.
Police have linked the murders of Gemma Adams, 25, Tania Nicol, 19, and Anneli Alderton, 24, whose bodies were found in nearby villages within 10 days.
Officers investigating the murder of three prostitutes and the discovery of two more bodies say they have had a massive response from the public.
Suffolk Police said it was likely the bodies found near Ipswich on Tuesday were those of two prostitutes.
Paula Clennell, 24, and Annette Nicholls, 29, have been missing for several days.
A reward of £250,000 has been offered by a national newspaper to catch the killer of the Ipswich prostitutes.
Police have linked the murders of Gemma Adams, 25, Tania Nicol, 19, and Anneli Alderton, 24, whose bodies were found in nearby villages within 10 days.
Where the bodies were found
Det Ch Supt Stewart Gull said all five deaths bore "striking similarities" in that the women had been found naked and in a rural environment.
Officers are trawling through 2,199 calls made in five hours on Tuesday and will be working "24-7" on the investigation.
Mr Gull said specialists, including blood and soil experts, were at the woodland in Levington where the two bodies were found.
Home Office pathologist Dr Nat Carey, who carried out post-mortems examinations on the three murdered prostitutes, will examine the bodies.
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7/7 Witness: Bus Was Diverted To Tavistock Sq. By Two Unmarked Cars A soon to be published narrative of the number 30 bus bombing on 7/7 in London claims that the Hackney bus was diverted to Tavistock Square by two unmarked cars which then left the scene at high speed after the drivers had conversed with police in the area. | |
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The US military had issued a statement on Friday saying that two women were among 20 suspected al Qaeda terrorists killed in the operation. Al Jazeeras footage showed the bodies of men, women and children wrapped in blankets after they had been pulled from the rubble. The Agence France Presse news agency said it passed its own photographs of the dead children to Lieutenant Colonel Christopher Garver, a US military spokesman, who said:We`ve checked with the troops who conducted this operation - there were no children found among the terrorists killed. I see nothing in the photos that indicates those children were in the houses that our forces received fire from and subsequently destroyed with the air strike.
Faces unrecognisable In Al Jazeeras pictures angry villagers had gathered around the bodies, several of which were so badly charred that their faces were unrecognisable. Residents said that one entire family had been killed. The Americans have done this before, but they always deny it; Amer Alwan, the mayor of al-Ishaqi, told Reuters news agency. I want the world to know whats happening here. He also told the AFP news agency: This is the third crime done by Americans in this area of Ishaqi. All the casualties were innocent women and children and everything they said about them being part of al-Qaeda is a lie. He told Al Jazeera that he was calling for an international investigation into the attack. Abdullah Hussain Jabbara, deputy governor of Salah al-Din governorate, told Al Jazeera: Residents of the two houses [which were bombed] have nothing to do with al-Qaeda network. All the people killed are members of the same family.
Civilians killed Jabbara said an investigation into the incident would be carried out. But what is the use of opening an investigation? he asked. The occupation still exists and Iraqi citizens are the victims Local officials and Iraqi police had said on Friday that they believed 32 civilians had been killed in the attack. Troops raided a cluster of buildings in the area around Thar Thar lake on Friday. The US military said in a statement on Friday the operation in Salah al-Din province had been based on intelligence reports that indicated associates with links to multiple al-Qaeda in Iraq networks were operating in the area. The statement said troops had come under fire, and despite efforts to subdue the remaining armed terrorists, coalition forces continued to be threatened by enemy fire, causing forces to call in close air support resulting in 18 more armed terrorists killed This is another step closer to defeating al-Qaeda in Iraq and helping establish a safe and peaceful Iraq. Coalition Forces will continue to target not only senior al-Qaeda in Iraq leaders, but all terrorists regardless of their titles or positions within the community; the statement said. Dead women The US military said AK-47 machine guns, rocket-propelled grenades, anti-personnel mines, explosives, blasting caps and suicide vests were found during the operation. Garver told AFP news agency on Friday that the dead women would have been confirmed as combatants in a battle damage assessment or inspection of the site following the incident. “If there is a weapon with or next to the person or they are holding it, they are a terrorist; he said. Only a handful of complaints involving civilian deaths in Iraq have led to criminal investigations by the US military. <pI can promise you that, in every one of these incidents, they will be fully investigated ,Lieutenant-General Peter Chiarelli, the second-ranking US general in the country, said.Al Jazeera contacted the US military for further comment following the release of the television footage. Officials said they had nothing new to add to their earlier comments. In March, Iraqis accused US forces of shooting 11 people in al-Ishaqi, including four women and five children, while US forces maintained it had only killed two women and a child in an air strike. The BBC later broadcast video footage from the scene showing people with gunshot wounds. The soldiers involved in the case, however, were cleared of all misconduct.
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경인일보이 대통령, '서민행보' 박차…민생현장 챙긴다 SBS뉴스 이명박 대통령이 비상경제대책회의를 주재한 뒤 곧바로 서울의 한 골목길 상가를 찾았습니다. 앞으로의 경제 운용 촛점을 서민에 맞추라고 지시했습니다. 이명박 대통령이 가벼운 점퍼 차림으로 서울 이문동의 골목상가를 찾았습니다. ... 이명박 대통령, "정부 경제운용, 서민 중심으로" YTN 골목 상인들 “대형마트 때문에 힘들다” 이 대통령 “미안하지만 조금 더 참자” 한겨레 대전일보 - 연합뉴스 - 기호일보&nbs ...
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New York TimesIran's Mousavi defies crackdown BBC News Iran protest leader Mir Hossein Mousavi says he holds those behind alleged "rigged" elections responsible for bloodshed during recent protests. Iran's Ahmadinejad compares Obama to Bush Reuters News Analysis Ahmadinejad Re ...
Times OnlineSteamy emails add to humiliation of South Carolina governor Mark ... Times Online As he tearfully confessed at a press conference last night to being unfaithful to his wife, Mark Sanford, the Governor of South Carolina, may have imagined that his embarrassment was complete. Video: S ...
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La Razón DigitalLas iraníes, en la primera línea del frente de batalla Lanacion.com (Argentina) Agencia AP WASHINGTON.- Durante años, la actitud desafiante de las mujeres en Irán se limitó a vistazos del cabello oculto bajo los pañuelos, uñas pintadas de colores brillantes y ropa a la moda que ...
RCN TelevisiónIdentifican el cuerpo del piloto del Airbus que cayó al océano Los Andes (Argentina) También hallaron el cuerpo de una azafata. Hasta el momento, un total de 50 cadáveres fueron rescatados del Atlántico. Continúa la búsqueda de las cajas negras. Foto de archivo. Partes recuperadas ...
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CanoëFrançois Legault quitte la politique Canoë Le député péquiste de Rousseau à l'Assemblée nationale et critique en matière de Finances, François Legault, annoncera son retrait de la vie politique, aujourd'hui. L'ex-patron d'Air Transat, qui représente sa circonscription depui ...
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Le PointIsraël: en tournée européenne, Netanyahu mesure son isolement AFP PARIS (AFP) — Le Premier ministre israélien Benjamin Netanyahu a pris la mesure, à l'occasion de sa première tournée européenne, de son isolement sur la question de la colonisation dont il refuse toujours l'arrêt ...
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TVNZPower deal crisis as top jobs seized by Mugabe guardian.co.uk - 3 hours ago Robert Mugabe yesterday attempted an 'ambush' on the power-sharing agreement in Zimbabwe by claiming all the key cabinet posts and control of the state security forces for his own party. Mugabe accused ...
ITV.comNorth Korea nuclear deal cheered, jeered in Asia Reuters - 26 minutes ago By Jon Herskovitz SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea welcomed while Japan derided on Sunday the US decision to remove North Korea from a terrorism blacklist and salvage a faltering nuclear deal in the final months ...
Washington PostMcCain tussles with Palin over whipping up a Times Online - 4 hours ago WITH his electoral prospects fading by the day, Senator John McCain has fallen out with his vice-presidential running mate about the direction of his White House campaign. Video: McCain Links Obama To Ay ...
WELT ONLINEFinland’s Ahtisaari wins Nobel Peace Prize Financial Times - 2 hours ago By Robert Anderson in Stockholm and John Aglionby in Jakarta Martti Ahtisaari, the former Finnish president and United Nations envoy, has been awarded this year’s Nobel Peace Prize for his work as a mediato ...
Times OnlineThailand's middle classes lead unlikely protest - against democracy Telegraph.co.uk - 12 hours ago As the crowds of angry demonstrators beseiged the parliament, it looked as if a classic people's revolution was underway. By Thomas Bell in Bangkok With the scent of polic ...
Parlamentarier fordern mehr Entwicklungshilfe drs.ch Die Entwicklungshilfe der Schweiz soll aufgestockt werden, so wie es National- und Ständerat beschlossen haben. Dies fordert eine überparteiliche Parlamentariergruppe. Die Schweiz soll ihre Entwicklungszusammenarbeit bis 2015 auf 0,5 Prozent d ...
Bocholter-Borkener VolksblattMussawi beklagt massiven Druck ZEIT ONLINE Mir Hussein Mussawi erklärte auf seiner Internetseite, auf ihn werde Druck ausgeübt, seine Forderung nach einer Annullierung der Wahl fallenzulassen. Er denke aber nicht daran nachzugeben: "Es hat Manipulationen in gro ...
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oe24.atBagdad: Erneut Tote bei Anschlägen FOCUS Online In Bagdad hat es bei Anschlägen erneut zahlreiche Tote gegeben. Am Donnerstag wurden bei einem Bombenanschlag in der irakischen Hauptstadt sieben Menschen getötet und weitere 31 verletzt, wie die Polizei mitteilte. Erst am Mittwoch kamen be ...
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ABC.esPaloma de huracán a tormenta tropical a su paso por Cuba Milenio - hace 16 minutos Los daños de Paloma por Cuba aún no se pueden cuantificar, aunque los primeros reporte de prensa de la isla señalan que varias comunidades están incomunicadas por las inundaciones y la suspensión de lo ...
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AFPDos soldados españoles mueren por un atentado en Afganistán AFP - hace 36 minutos MADRID (AFP) — Dos soldados españoles murieron y otros cuatro resultaron heridos (uno de ellos gravemente) este domingo al oeste de Afganistán, cuando un suicida que conducía una furgoneta cargada de explo ...
UnivisiónLa clase media será prioridad: Obama Milenio - 8 Nov 2008 El presidente electo anunció que pondrá en marcha un plan de rescate inmediato luego de que asuma su cargo el 20 de enero. En el momento de llegar a su primera conferencia de prensa como mandatario electo en Chicago. Foto: ...
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ScherpenzeelseKrant.nlPakistan wil einde luchtaanvallen VS Volkskrant Pakistan heeft er donderdag bij de Verenigde Staten op aangedrongen de luchtaanvallen met onbemande vliegtuigjes op Pakistaans grondgebied te stoppen. De Pakistaanse premier Yousuf Raza Gilani deed zijn oproep tijdens een ond ...
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Times OnlineBali bombers buried in emotional ceremonies Reuters - 1 hour ago By Heri Retnowati TENGGULUN, Indonesia (Reuters) - Three Indonesian militants executed on Sunday for the 2002 Bali bombings were buried by their families at ceremonies attended by thousands of supporters shouting ...
Washington PostHurricane Paloma slows to a crawl over Cuba 09/11 13:36 CET euronews - 2 hours ago Hurricane Paloma has now been downgraded to a Category One storm over Cuba. In anticipation of the severe weather front, more than a million Cubans were reported to have been evacuated from th ...
Washington PostEastern Congolese pray for peace Reuters South Africa - 40 minutes ago By Hereward Holland GOMA, Congo, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Their church crammed with refugees, thousands of Congolese in the eastern town of Goma prayed outdoors on Sunday for an end to fighting that threatens re ...
BBC NewsSouthern African leaders start summit on Zimbabwe Reuters South Africa - 1 hour ago By Phumza Macanda and Rebecca Harrison JOHANNESBURG, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Southern African leaders opened a regional summit on Zimbabwe on Sunday, hoping to break a deadlock over the allocation of cabi ...
ExpressoBCP: Antigos administradores acusados de burla Correio da Manhã O Ministério Público acusou cinco ex-administradores do BCP de burla, falsificação de documentos e manipulação de mercado. Jardim Gonçalves, Cristopher Beck, Filipe Pinhal, Castro Henriques e António Rodrigues são acusados ...
A BolaNegócio PT/TVI Cavaco pede transparência nas operações da PT ... RTP O Presidente da República quebrou hoje o que vem sendo uma das suas regras de ouro para vir a terreiro e instar os responsáveis da Portugal Telecom a explicarem aos portugueses os motivos que levam a empresa a pretender ...
Maratimba NewsIdentificado corpo do piloto do Airbus que se despenhou no Atlântico Público.pt O corpo do piloto do avião da Air France que se despenhou no Atlântico a 1 de Junho foi identificado entre os corpos recuperados no oceano, adiantou hoje a companhia aérea. “Entre as vítimas que foram ...
Maratimba NewsExplosões matam pelo menos nove pessoas em Bagdá Estadão BAGDÁ - Pelo menos sete pessoas morreram e 31 ficaram feridas hoje na explosão de uma bomba em uma estação rodoviária num bairro xiita de Bagdá, informou a polícia local. Em incidentes separados ocorridos hoje em outras part ...
G1.com.brArqueólogos acham na Europa flauta de 35 mil anos Estadão SÃO PAULO - Uma flauta de osso de pássaro encontrada em uma caverna da Alemanha foi entalhada há cerca de 35 mil anos e é o mais antigo instrumento musical artesanal já descoberto, oferecendo a mais nova evidência de que as prim ...
ExpressoBCP: Antigos administradores acusados de burla Correio da Manhã O Ministério Público acusou cinco ex-administradores do BCP de burla, falsificação de documentos e manipulação de mercado. Jardim Gonçalves, Cristopher Beck, Filipe Pinhal, Castro Henriques e António Rodrigues são acusados ...
A BolaNegócio PT/TVI Cavaco pede transparência nas operações da PT ... RTP O Presidente da República quebrou hoje o que vem sendo uma das suas regras de ouro para vir a terreiro e instar os responsáveis da Portugal Telecom a explicarem aos portugueses os motivos que levam a empresa a pretender ...
Maratimba NewsIdentificado corpo do piloto do Airbus que se despenhou no Atlântico Público.pt O corpo do piloto do avião da Air France que se despenhou no Atlântico a 1 de Junho foi identificado entre os corpos recuperados no oceano, adiantou hoje a companhia aérea. “Entre as vítimas que foram ...
Maratimba NewsExplosões matam pelo menos nove pessoas em Bagdá Estadão BAGDÁ - Pelo menos sete pessoas morreram e 31 ficaram feridas hoje na explosão de uma bomba em uma estação rodoviária num bairro xiita de Bagdá, informou a polícia local. Em incidentes separados ocorridos hoje em outras part ...
G1.com.brArqueólogos acham na Europa flauta de 35 mil anos Estadão SÃO PAULO - Uma flauta de osso de pássaro encontrada em uma caverna da Alemanha foi entalhada há cerca de 35 mil anos e é o mais antigo instrumento musical artesanal já descoberto, oferecendo a mais nova evidência de que as prim ...
Bocholter-Borkener VolksblattMussawi beklagt massiven Druck ZEIT ONLINE Mir Hussein Mussawi erklärte auf seiner Internetseite, auf ihn werde Druck ausgeübt, seine Forderung nach einer Annullierung der Wahl fallenzulassen. Er denke aber nicht daran nachzugeben: "Es hat Manipulationen in gro ...
News AdhocSoziales: Praxisgebühr verstößt nicht gegen das Grundgesetz FOCUS Online Die Praxisgebühr verstößt nach Auffassung des Bundessozialgerichts nicht gegen das Grundgesetz. Die bei jedem ersten Arztbesuch von gesetzlich Versicherten zu zahlenden zehn Euro pro Quartal seien mit dem Gleichh ...
MSN NachrichtenMerkel trifft Obama: Schöne Bilder und hässliche Probleme FOCUS Online Bundeskanzlerin Merkel hat eigens die Biografie von Barack Obama gelesen, um beim USA-Besuch die persönliche Beziehung zu ihm zu verbessern. Zuerst müssen aber viele politische Probleme aus dem Weg geräumt wer ...
AFPNeun Tote bei Hochwasser in Tschechien Deutsche Welle MÜNCHEN/ PRAG: Während sich in den Hochwassergebieten Bayerns und Österreichs die Lage entspannt, kämpfen die Menschen in Polen und Tschechien weiter gegen die Regenfluten an. In Tschechien kamen neun Menschen durch das Hochwasser ums Leb ...
STERN.DEKapitän des abgestürzten Airbus identifiziert WELT ONLINE Die brasilianischen Experten machen bei der Identifizierung der ausländischen Opfer des Air-France-Unglücksflugs 447 große Fortschritte. Nach den ersten drei Deutschen wurden jetzt auch der französische Pilot und ein Mitglied des ...