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November 5, 2011 Damascus on Saturday strongly condemned
Washington after the US State Department advised Syrians against
surrendering following an amnesty for those who give up weapons.
The IMF and Globalists did too....
President Obama's attorney sent a letter to
Congressional investigators on Friday, saying the White House would not
cooperate with a subpoena requesting documents related to its doling
out a $535 million loan guarantee to now bankrupt solar panel
manufacturer Solyndra.
ECB President Mario Draghi cuts the euro's
last lifeline ... Anyone thinking that the arrival of Mario Draghi as
president of the European Central Bank might herald a change in approach
to the eurozone debt crisis would have been sadly disappointed by his
first public appearance in the new role on Thursday.
Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution
Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has said that Iran has one hundred
indisputable documents that prove the United States’ involvement in
terrorist actions and assassination plots in Iran and the region and
will release them to the public.
Israel’s prime minister has ordered an
investigation into alleged leaks of plans to attack Iran’s nuclear
facilities, it has been reported.According to the Kuwaiti newspaper
al-Jarida, the main suspects are the former heads of the Mossad and the
Shin Bet, respectively Israel’s foreign and domestic intelligence
agencies.
Western security firms – a polite term for
mercenary outfits – are cramming planes into Libya to make the country
safe for an invasion of western capitalists, the real beneficiaries of
NATO’s war. So frenzied is the crush of war capitalists and their hired
gunmen seeking to cash in on the Libyan catastrophe, the New York Times
tell us a $5 cab ride from Tripoli’s airport to downtown hotels now
costs $800.
Due to follow in the footsteps of the Large Hadron Collider, the latest
“big science” experiment being proposed by physicists will see the
world’s most powerful laser being constructed.
SAS squads will be based in a secret
riverside bunker by the Thames for the London Olympics to combat
terrorist threats more effectively.
The research by the UN’s watchdog, the
International Atomic Energy Agency, will add a substantial layer to
seven years of investigations that is likely to inflame tensions in the
Middle East.
It’s only a test, but nerves are somewhat
frayed over the first nationwide exercise of the system designed to
alert Americans of national emergencies.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
instructed Shin Bet chief Yoram Cohen to begin investigating the
information recently leaked to the media regarding Israel’s preparations
for a military offensive against Iran’s nuclear facilities, the Kuwaiti
al-Jarida newspaper reported. According to the report, former Mossad
chief Meir Dagan and former Shin Bet chief Yuval Diskin are those
responsible for leaking information to the media regarding an attack on
Iran.
Iran regime can even withstand powerful and
painful American attacks and do not collapse. Iraq is shown as an
example again. In 1999, Saddam’s army hardly failed, the regime lost
control in the north over kurds, and in the south violent upheaval of
Shiites raised. However, in spite of this, the new regime continued to
proceed. Ayatollahs believe that they also can bear such a loss and hold
the regime. Particularly, if the population are prepared adequate to
“martyrdom”. Iranian strategists consider that if U.S. loss a several
thousands of forces and one barrel’s of oil to raise more than 100$,
this will be enough for U.S to compromise, and this will mean a victory
according to Iran.
Israel’s test on Wednesday of a new missile
able to reach Iran, and the International Atomic Energy Agency’s
forthcoming report that exposes the military dimension to Iran’s nuclear
program have renewed speculation that Israel’s patience with Obama’s
diplomatic efforts to counter Iran’s nuclear program has run out.
Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou has
struck a deal with ministers to step down and hand power to a negotiated
coalition government if they help him win a confidence vote on Friday,
government sources with knowledge of a cabinet meeting said.
The Greek government stands on the point of
collapse, with the country set for a general election over membership
of the euro rather than the referendum planned for early December.
The rich in Congress have continued to get richer, according to a new analysis of lawmakers’ net worth by Roll Call.
A day of demonstrations in Oakland that
began as a significant step toward expanding the political and economic
influence of the Occupy Wall Street movement, ended with police in riot
gear arresting dozens of protesters who had marched through downtown to
break into a vacant building, shattering windows, spraying graffiti and
setting fires along the way.
Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou is facing calls for his resignation, as he chairs an emergency cabinet meeting.
This past Sunday researchers announced
initial success regarding the environmental release of genetically
modified mosquitoes which are designed to kill their own offspring
before they reach adulthood.
Britain’s armed forces are stepping up
their contingency planning for potential military action against Iran
amid mounting concern about Tehran’s nuclear enrichment programme, the
Guardian has learned.
Greece woke up this morning to a deepening
crisis as its finance minister broke ranks with Prime Minister George
Papandreou over his call to hold a referendum on a single currency
rescue deal.
China has said it cannot commit to
investing in the European Financial Stability Fund (EFSF) until the
situation with Greece has been clarified.
The Japanese government has unveiled
radical plans to build a standby city for Tokyo's political functions to
move to in the event of a disabling earthquake or other natural
disaster.
Turning On The Printing Press...
Tokyo Electric Power Co. detected signs of
nuclear fission at its crippled Fukushima atomic power plant, raising
the risk of increased radiation emissions. No increase in radiation was
found at the site and the situation is under control, officials said.
Yasuhiro Sonoda's hands shake as he drinks water collected from the plant to back up government claims of decontamination
Wow...
Britain's armed forces are stepping up
their contingency planning for potential military action against Iran
amid mounting concern over Tehran's nuclear enrichment programme, the
Guardian has learned.
Don't forget the money that they lost...
Overdoses of pain relievers cause more deaths than heroin and cocaine combined, the report has found.
The statistics that you are about to read
should alarm you. The American people have gotten it into their heads
that things are bad and that they are going to get even worse.
The ultimate goal of the US is to take the resources of Africa and
Middle East under military control to block economic growth in China and
Russia, thus taking the whole of Eurasia under control, author and
historian William F. Engdahl reveals.
Europe was teetering on the edge of disaster last night as fears grew that the Greek government is about to collapse.
As Greek poltics grew ever more chaotic
strong political protests erupted as the government moved to replace
military chiefs with officers seen as more supportive of George
Papandreou, the prime minister.
Meanwhile, rebels turn guns on each other turning Tripoli into a war zone, again.
Greek Vote Threatens Bailout in Europe...
Gov't 'On Verge of Imploding'...
German Parliament Leader 'Irritated'...
Finnish Minister: Vote Would Be on Euro Membership!
European Banks Sink on Bombshell...
World Markets Plunge...
So Does Dow...
Gov't 'On Verge of Imploding'...
German Parliament Leader 'Irritated'...
Finnish Minister: Vote Would Be on Euro Membership!
European Banks Sink on Bombshell...
World Markets Plunge...
So Does Dow...
Why the Colombia model — even if it means drug war and armed rebellion — is the best chance for U.S. success in Central Asia.
All of this will take time. Afghanistan’s institutions are too weak today to allow us to accelerate our exit strategy beyond what the Obama administration has already done. And even the relatively happy “Colombia outcome” can hardly be guaranteed.
All of this will take time. Afghanistan’s institutions are too weak today to allow us to accelerate our exit strategy beyond what the Obama administration has already done. And even the relatively happy “Colombia outcome” can hardly be guaranteed.
Police in London possess a surveillance
technology that sounds like something straight out of science fiction: a
mobile GSM device that pretends to be a cellular tower, tricking nearby
phones into connecting to it, then intercepting all their
communications. German Government Spyware Transforms Citizen’s Computers
Into ‘Big Brother’-Type Surveillance Devices
For the next two days, leaders from around the globe will collude with
tech giants to discuss how to respond to the challenges and
opportunities of the Internet. Translation: they'll be negotiating a
global Internet treaty.
Mega drug manufacturer Merck & Co. is
reporting a major increase in third-quarter profits due in part to the
skyrocketing sales of death-linked HPV shot Gardasil – up 41 percent to
$445 million thanks to government backing and a hugely successful yet
deceptive ad campaign targeted at unsuspecting parents and children.
Before NATO and the U.S. started bombing
Libya, the United Nations was preparing to bestow an award on Colonel
Muammar Gaddafi, and the Libyan Jamahiriya, for its achievements in the
area of human rights. That’s right–the same man, Colonel Muammar
Gaddafi, that NATO and the United States have been telling us for months
is a “brutal dictator,” was set to be given an award for his human
rights record in Libya. How strange it is that the United Nations was
set to bestow a human rights award on a “brutal dictator,” at the end of
March.
The Internet has introduced a golden age of
ill-informed arguments. You can't post a video of an adorable kitten
without a raging debate about pet issues spawning in the comment
section. These days, everyone is a pundit.
Federal regulators have discovered that
hundreds of millions of dollars in customer money has gone missing from
MF Global in recent days, prompting an investigation into the company's
operations as it filed for bankruptcy on Monday, according to several
people briefed on the matter.
A new area of potential confrontation is
developing between China and the U.S. According to reports, Exxon Mobil
which has acquired exploration and production rights from Vietnam has
discovered substantial gas reserves in the South China Sea off the
coast of North Vietnam.
French banks and other lenders exposed to
Greece and other weak euro zone countries slumped on Tuesday after
Greece's leader said he would put a bailout plan to a referendum,
raising the risk of a disorderly default.
Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou risks a new euro zone crisis with
his shock announcement that he will put the bailout deal struck last
week to try to contain the bloc’s debt mountain to a referendum of
voters already angry at harsh cuts.
As one Occupy Wall Street protester so eloquently wrote on a sign
recently: “I bailed out the banks and all I got was a $5 debit card
fee.”
A non-profit affordable housing developer that spent $33 million for
“green upgrades” to an Alexandria, Va., apartment complex, also
administers a “Teens Going Green” program at the site where, among other
things, teens take the green agenda “back home,” and are “policing
their parents” to be more environmentally conscious.
Anat Kam, 24, was convicted in February for
copying 2,085 military documents on to a disc as she completed her
mandatory army service and passing some of them to Uri Blau, an
investigative reporter with the left-leaning Haaretz newspaper.
The United States said on Monday it had
stopped funding UNESCO, the U.N. cultural agency, following its vote to
grant the Palestinians full membership.
Virginia State Police brought in bulldozers
at about 1 a.m. Monday morning to clear out an encampment of Occupy
Richmond protesters.
All of the Chinese victims had been
blindfolded, tied up and shot, according to Thai and Chinese media. In
their defense, the army officers said they had heard about the assault
on the ships by hijackers and later also boarded them, but announced
they had discovered 920,000 hidden amphetamine pills and one dead
Chinese crew member. A few days later, 12 other Chinese corpses appeared
floating in the Mekong, prompting urgent demands by Beijing for Bangkok
to investigate the case and punish the killers.
A Houston area law enforcement agency is
prepared to launch an unmanned drone that could someday carry
weapons. The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office in Conroe paid $300,000
in federal homeland security grant money and Friday it received the
ShadowHawk unmanned helicopter made by Vanguard Defense Industries of
Spring. A laptop computer is used to control the 50-pound unmanned
chopper, and a game-like console is used to aim and zoom a powerful
camera and infrared heat-seeking device mounted on the front.
Hence the third pillar of the Pentagon’s
evolving strategy, as disclosed by the New York Times: a plan to develop
new “security architecture” that would potentially conjoin Saudi
Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, the UAE and Oman with the US in a sort
of Middle East “mini-Nato”. Just as Nato was created to counter the
Soviet threat, so this new grouping’s main aim in life would be to push
back against Iran.
China has stressed it will not be a
"saviour" to Europe as President Hu Jintao embarks on an official visit
to the continent that will take in this Thursday's crucial G20 summit in
Cannes.
Hopes that China will ride to the rescue of
the single currency were dealt a blow last night after Beijing warned
that it will not be Europe’s ‘saviour’.
Global consumer confidence remained weak in
the third quarter with more than 60 percent of consumers saying it was
not a good time to spend, and one-in-three North Americans saying they
have no spare cash, a survey showed on Sunday.
There is more economic frustration in this
country today than there has been at any other time since the Great
Depression. We are watching pressure build to very dangerous levels.
Ministers have been forced to seek
permission from Prince Charles to pass at least a dozen government
bills, according to a Guardian investigation into a secretive
constitutional loophole that gives him the right to veto legislation
that might impact his private interests.
The European sovereign debt crisis stands as the latest in a long line of similar crises. Argentina in 2001. Russia in 1998. Mexico
in 1994. The list goes back into history. Debt crises are about as
natural as earthquakes, but this time there is something different --
and possibly more dangerous.
The European Commission has adopted a
Communication which sets out the main options for using new
technologies, such as biometrics, to simplify life for foreigners
frequently travelling to the EU and to better monitor third-country
nationals crossing the borders.
An Ohio office of the Emergency Management
Agency — part of the Department of Homeland Security — will stage a mock
zombie attack on Halloweenusing more than 225 volunteers dressed as
zombies at an Ohio college.
Veteran investor George Soros has attacked
the lack of leadership at the top of the eurozone and said that the new
Brussels "deal" to solve the debt crisis will only last between "one day
and three months".
The firm, which is located near Buffalo,
is what is commonly referred to as a “foreclosure mill” firm, meaning it
represents banks and mortgage servicers as they attempt to foreclose on
homeowners and evict them from their homes. Steven J. Baum is, in fact,
the largest such firm in New York.
This week's meeting of the G20 in Cannes on
the French Riviera will highlight the fact that the continent's
pre-eminence is a thing of the past
Beijing plays down expectations of immediate cash injection
The plans, under discussion for months, gained new urgency after President Obama’s announcement
this month that the last American soldiers would be brought home from
Iraq by the end of December. Ending the eight-year war was a central
pledge of his presidential campaign, but American military officers and
diplomats, as well as officials of several countries in the region,
worry that the withdrawal could leave instability or worse in its wake.
Once again, the focus is Somalia, the
lawless nation that was the site of America's last large-scale military
intervention in Africa in the early 1990s. By the time U.S. forces
departed, 44 Soldiers, Airmen and Marines had been killed and dozens
more wounded.
The two most important parts of the plan
are a 50% "haircut" on Greek debt held by private investors and highly
leveraging the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) to give it
much more "firepower".
“We are all Greeks” – so begins one of the
best reports on the unsustainability of the status quo, and on what “the
new world order” will look like, created by SocGen’s Veronique
Riches-Flores.
A wave of CIA drone strikes targeting
al-Qaeda figures in Yemen is stoking widespread anger there that U.S.
policy is cruel and misguided, prioritizing counterterrorism over a
genuine solution to the country’s raging political crisis.
Saudi Prince Khaled bin Talal bin Abdul
Aziz Al Saud declared Saturday he would give $900,000 to whoever abducts
an Israeli soldier in order to be exchanged for Palestinian prisoners.
As someone who works in financial services,
I follow the markets – in the West, across Asia and the entire world –
closer than most. Since the Bear Stearns collapse in March 2008, through
the demise of Lehman Brothers and its ghastly aftermath, much of my
professional life has been dominated by the angry flashing of those
little lights on a Bloomberg screen.
A massive earthquake and tsunami in March
knocked out cooling functions at Tokyo Electric Power Co's (Tepco)
Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, causing fuel rod meltdowns and
radiation leakage into the atmosphere.
The Occupy Wall Street protesters and those
marching in solidarity with them throughout the nation are attempting
to fight back against the top 1% of earners who have hijacked our nation
and turned what is claimed to be a democracy into a plutocracy rife
with corruption and corporatist policies.
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