Category: Aggregated

Israeli forces kill Palestinian girl in West Bank

Cosmic event seen through simple telescopes

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Burundi’s president signs decree to launch withdrawal from ICC

Western media focus on tragedies that suit their agenda – Assad’s wife Asma in rare interview

Ukraine’s gas monopoly to demand $2.6billion from Russia for Crimean assets

Brazil detains top politician behind Rousseff impeachment

Probe booted into “safe mode”

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Palestine calls for anti-settlement resolution

In the aftermath of the U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003 – an invasion which many Iraqis believe left their country in the worst condition it has been since the Mongol invasion of 1258 — there was much discussion in the media about the Bush Administration’s goal for “nation-building” in that country.   Of course, if there ever were such a goal, it was quickly abandoned, and one hardly ever hears the term “nation-building” discussed as a U.S. foreign policy objective anymore. The stark truth is that the U.S. really has no intentions of helping to build strong states in the … Continue reading →

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The National Enquirer has released their interview with a fixer who claims they worked for the Clintons from 1991 until 2008 to bury stories in the press. The individual, whose identity is not revealed, details 12 of their fixes in their story, most of which involve Bill’s alleged relationships with women. He claims he purchased photos of Bill on a Hollywood lot with Night Court actress Markie Post, paid two women named ‘Doreen’ and ‘Julianne’ shortly after Bill was inaugurated and resolved ‘rumors inside the White House’ of an alleged affair between Bill and Entertainment Tonight host Mary Hart. The fixer … Continue reading →

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The United States and the European Union have launched an undeclared war against Syria, Iran, and Russia – it is known by the alias «economic sanctions». This appalling tactic killed more than a million Iraqis during the 1990’s, without arousing any suspicion in Western public opinion. It is used today, patiently, against any state which refuses to be dominated by the unipolar world order. In the past, conventional war strategy included the siege of a city or a state. It was used to isolate the enemy, to prevent him from using his resources, to submit him to famine, and finally … Continue reading →

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October 16 is World Dictionary Day, marking the birthday of the great American lexicographer Noah Webster. Born in Hartford, Connecticut, in 1758, it was Webster’s two-volume American Dictionary of the English Language that truly earned him his place in linguistic history and a reputation as the foremost lexicographer of American English. To mark the occasion, here are 10 facts about the dictionary without which Dictionary Day would not exist. 1. IT WASN’T WEBSTER’S FIRST BOOK ABOUT LANGUAGE … Following his studies at Yale in the late 1700s, Webster had initially hoped to become a lawyer, but a lack of funds … Continue reading →

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Bush et al both lied and blundered when they started the Iraq War in 2003; the same with Afghanistan. Lies and mistakes are not mutually exclusive during complex events with a number of players involved. The propaganda campaign to sell the war to the American public was filled with intentional lies and exaggerations by many people, including America’s top leaders. They lied to get the war that they wanted to get. They knew that Iraq had no nuclear bombs and posed no threat to America. They exaggerated about other weapons like chemical and biological weapons. They demonized Saddam Hussein. They … Continue reading →

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Many of you have heard the saying, “Your freedom ends where mine begins.” A majority of us prefer to live in a peaceful, non-threatening lifestyle. That said, there might come a time when you will need to defend yourself. Self-defense can range from having a small defense weapon such as a tactical pen in your pocket to concealing a firearm for safety. For those who feel strongly about using non-lethal defense, consider the 5 following non-lethal alternatives. 5 Non-Lethal Ways to Protect Yourself While it is important to know how to defend yourself, it is equally important to remember not to make … Continue reading →

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