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MEXICO CITY (AFP) - A Global conference on AIDS opened here with appeals for the world not to flag in fighting a disease that has claimed more than 25 million lives and placed 33 million others under its shadow. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 13 days ago
The Global Research News Hour on RBN is an initiative of the Centre for Research on Globalization Republic Broadcasting Network (RBN) Hosts: Michel Chossudovsky and Stephen Lendman Time: Mondays 11:00 am - 1:00 pm (CT), broadcast out of Houston, ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 26 days ago
MEXICO CITY (AFP) - A Global conference on AIDS opened here with appeals for the world not to flag in fighting a disease that has claimed more than 25 million lives and placed 33 million others under its shadow. ... Source: www.marketwatch.com --- 10 days ago
The Baltic region of the world and the former Soviet states, such as: the Ukraine, Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, and my own second home, Estonia, are all very nervous right now as they watch tanks and soldiers roll through Georgia. ... Source: www.howstuffworks.com --- 3 days ago
Environmentalists have found a way to harness the military precision of missile-tracking technology for a decidedly nonviolent mission: replanting forests. So what do C-130 aircraft have to do with reforestation? ... Source: www.metafilter.com --- 21 days ago
The UK's national risk register is made public. It is kept updated by the secret squirrels in the Cabinet Office, and was previously kept under wraps. Pandemic flu and flooding beat out terrorism as the major risks facing the UK at the moment. Both are seen as less likely than a terrorist attack, but more devastating. The full pdf has a chart on page 7 showing the main risks on a grid. ... Source: www.miamiherald.com --- 15 days ago
With little fanfare, hundreds of millions of dollars are flowing annually into Latin America, cleaning up city garbage dumps and country animal manure, financing hydroelectric dams and doing away with coal-burning power plants -- thanks to a foreign-aid program that goes by the name of Kyoto. ... Source: environment.newscientist.com --- 21 days ago
Forget the images of fuel-guzzling Hummer SUVs, the Pentagon wants to promote green technology and cut fuel use to save money and lives ... Source: cgsc.leavenworth.army.mil --- 15 days ago
The Global War on Terrorism: An Assessment, Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments, Feb 2008. It is available at... <a href="http://www.csbaonline.org/4Publications/PubLibrary/R.20080223.The_Global_War_on_/R.20080223.The_Global_War_on_.pd">Click Here</a> ... Source: www.whitehouse.gov --- 9 days ago
President Bush on Wednesday said, "Over the past seven years, we've seen liberty on the march, seen citizens in Afghanistan and Iraq establish representative governments after decades of tyranny. We've seen the people of Lebanon take to the streets and demand their independence. We've seen citizens of the former Soviet republic -- republics stand up for their right for free and fair elections." ... Source: www.channelnewsasia.com --- 26 days ago
MEXICO CITY : A Global conference on AIDS opened here with appeals for the world not to flag in fighting a disease that has claimed more than 25 million lives and placed 33 million others under its shadow. ... Source: www.commondreams.org --- 11 days ago
Oh, the spectacle of it all — and don’t think I’m referring to those opening ceremonies in Beijing, where North Korean-style synchronization seemed to fuse with smiley-faced Walt Disney, or Michael Phelp’s thrilling hunt for eight gold medals and Speedo’s one million dollar “bonus,” a modernized tribute to the ancient Greek tradition of amateurism in [...] ... Source: www.alternet.org --- 28 days ago
The motto of the Bush administration might have been: Pay any price. Or, rather, make everyone else pay the price for us to remain in denial. ... Source: www.antiwar.com --- 11 days ago
Excerpt: Oh, the spectacle of it all -- and don't think I'm referring to those opening ceremonies in Beijing, where North Korean-style synchronization seemed to fuse with smiley-faced Walt Disney, or Michael Phelps' thrilling hunt for eight gold medals and Speedo's one million dollar "bonus," a modernized tribute to the ancient Greek tradition of amateurism in action. ...
Source: www.truthout.org --- 11 days ago
Oh, the spectacle of it all - and don't think I'm referring to those opening ceremonies in Beijing, where North Korean-style synchronization seemed to fuse with smiley-faced Walt Disney, or Michael Phelps's thrilling hunt for eight gold medals and Speedo's one million dollar "bonus," a modernized tribute to the ancient Greek tradition of amateurism in action. No, I'm thinking of the blitz of media coverage after Dr. Bruce Ivins, who worked at the U.S. read more ... Source: www.globalresearch.ca --- 13 hours ago
The Obama-Biden campaign has endorsed the very foundations of Bush's foreign policy agenda: "Go after Osama bin Laden, "take him out". The rhetoric is softer but the substance is almost identical. ... Source: www.atlanticfreepress.com --- 27 days ago
Untitled Document by Tom Engelhardt When I'm 64 Living Through the Age of Denial in America Send me a postcard, drop me a line, Stating point of view. Indicate precisely what you mean to say Yours sincerely, Wasting Away. -- the Beatles, When I'm 64 I set foot, so to speak, on this planet on July 20, 1944, not perhaps the best day of the century. It was, in fact, the day of the failed German officers' plot to assassinate Adolf Hitler. My mother was a cartoonist. She was known in those years as New York's girl caricaturist, or so she's called in a newspaper ad I still have, part of a War-bond drive in which your sizeable bond purchase was to buy her sketch of you. She had, sometime in the months before my birth, traveled by train, alone, the breadth of a mobilized but still peaceable American continent to visit Hollywood on assignment for some magazine to sketch the stars. I still have, on my wall, a photo of her in that year on the deck of a pirate ship on a Hollywood lot drawing one of those gloriously handsome matinee idols. Since I was then inside her, this is not exactly part of my memory bank. But that photo does tell me that, like him, she, too, was worth a sketch. ... Source: www.opendemocracy.com --- 15 days ago
72 544x376 Normal 0 false false false st1\:*{behavior:url(#ieooui) } /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:"Table Normal"; mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0; mso-tstyle-colband-size:0; mso-style-noshow:yes; mso-style-parent:""; mso-padding-alt:0cm 5.4pt 0cm 5.4pt; mso-para-margin:0cm; mso-para-margin-bottom:.0001pt; mso-pagination:widow-orphan; font-size:10.0pt; font-family:"Times New Roman"; mso-ansi-language:#0400; mso-fareast-language:#0400; mso-bidi-language:#0400;} The five-day War between Georgia and Russia, and the opening week of the Olympic games in Beijing, captured much of the world's and the media's attention in the second week of August 2008. It is not surprising, then, that events in the continuing, low-level - though increasingly dangerous - War in Afghanistan have been relatively under-reported. After all, who wants to read about an asymmetrical War between rural insurgents and advanced military powers that will soon enter its eighth year? It is a question that will need no answer from the family or colleagues of the British soldier killed by a suicide-bomb on 11 August; or from those of the four workers of the humanitarian group the International Rescue Committee ( IRC ) who were killed as they drove from Gardez in southwest Afghanistan to Kabul on 13 August (an incident that has led the IRC indefinitely to suspend its operations in the country after twenty yearts of work); or from those of the Afg ... Source: www.asiantribune.com --- 15 days ago
By Habib Siddiqui Most Muslims think, and quite justifiably, that the western world, especially the USA and Christian Europe, likes to keep them technologically backward, more like consumers than producers of technology. Their claim is bolstered by the fact that the western world has been decisively uncooperative, and often hostile, to technology transfer in the Muslim world. This is grossly unfair to a region that is so rich with natural resources. This attitude of the West has been a recurrent theme since the colonial days when the then Bengal – known for her fine muslin and jute – would be sidelined from having any cotton and jute mill in its soil. All such factories had to be in the Great Britain, in places like Dundee. read more ... Find more results for Global War on RSSMicro.com |
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clipped by: jt3600 clipper's remarks: The answer to everything these days is "War" and the excuse is that if it was good for the "US" it must be good for us too ! US response is, do what I say not as I do. let me clear this all up "BUSH ADMIN."is filled with nothing but A**HOLES ! Clip Source: news.bbc.co.uk Deal cools Polish-Russian relations The timing of the signing of a preliminary agreement between the US and Poland to host part of Washington's controversial missile defence system on Polish soil might seem curious. ...