Head of Syrian Opposition Coalition Mouaz Al Khatib lying to the public
Lavrov briefs BBC
Posted by seumasach on March 12, 2013
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Captive Ukrainian journalist escapes Syrian rebels
Posted by seumasach on March 12, 2013
11th March, 2013
After five months of captivity in fear of execution, Ukrainian journalist Anhar Kochneva has safely escaped from Syrian rebels, Kochneva’s ex-husband told RT.
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UK arming “rebels”
Posted by seumasach on March 12, 2013
UK taxpayers sending 20 million pounds of arms to Al Qaeda/Al Nusra
10th March, 2013
(SANA)-In new evidence of Britain’s involvement in financing the armed terrorist groups in Syria, the British Daily Star Sunday paper revealed that Britain has sent secret shipment of weapons worth 20 million sterling pound, equivalent to 30 million USD to what it called “rebels” in Syria.
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Plucky Pakistan puts India to shame
Posted by seumasach on March 12, 2013
M.K.Bhadrakumar
11th March, 2013
The contrast couldn’t be sharper between India and Pakistan. India is a mature, functioning democracy and an ‘emerging power’ with an independent foreign policy, whereas Pakistan is a moth-eaten country tottering on the abyss of failure as a dysfunctional state lacking in self-respect. At least, this is how Indian propaganda presents things.
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Radiation exposure from mobiles harming humans
Posted by seumasach on March 12, 2013
The first Bio-initiative report was handed into 10 Downing Street back in 2007. The response of the British government has been precisely zero. It appears that the Indian government is more interested in protecting its citizens than the British government.
4th March, 2013
NEW DELHI: Exposure to radiation from mobile towers and phones has been found to lead to DNA damage, carcinogenicity and impacted development of sperms and foetuses along with other harmful effects, according to a recent report of 1,800 new studies.
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The truth about EMR- the birds may have already flown
Posted by seumasach on March 12, 2013
While humans are only now beginning to grasp the truth about EMR, the birds may have already flown
RAVINDER K KOHLI (Senior Ecologist and Professor of Botany, Panjab University)
9th March, 2013
THE THREAT TO OUR ecology from Electromagnetic Radiation (EMR) is not idle speculation. The thermal and non-thermal effects of EMR act directly on the physiology of life forms. Research has found that trees exposed to high frequency waves convert these waves into electric currents, which flow down and change the soil’s electrical conductivity and pH, both important parameters.
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Funeral of Hugo Chavez attended by dozens of foreign heads of state and dignitaries
Posted by seumasach on March 8, 2013
Christof Lehmann
8th March, 2013
Foreign dignitaries have arrived in Caracas to honor the late Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez and his work at his funeral during the morning hours in Caracas today, and to express their condolences to the people of Venezuela.
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El comandante has left the building
Posted by seumasach on March 7, 2013
Pepe Escobar
6th March, 2013
Now that would be some movie; the story of a man of the people who rises against all odds to become the political Elvis of Latin America. Bigger than Elvis, actually; a president who won 13 out of 14 national democratic elections. No chance you will ever see such a movie winning an Oscar – much less produced in Hollywood. Unless, of course, Oliver Stone convinces HBO about a cable/DVD special.
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Germany:EU right not to arm Syria rebels
Posted by seumasach on March 7, 2013
Germany says EU right not to arm Syria rebels, risks too high
7th March, 2013
LONDON (Reuters) – The European Union was right not to arm anti-government fighters in Syria as doing so would risk regional “conflagration”, Germany said on Thursday, highlighting divisions in the region over how to handle the Syrian crisis.
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Syria militants seize UN officials
Posted by seumasach on March 7, 2013
UN condemns seizure of peacekeepers by Syria militants in Golan Heights
6th March, 2013
The United Nations Security Council has strongly condemned the seizure of the UN peacekeepers in the occupied Golan Heights by foreign-backed Syrian militants.
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Ignore their howls of protest
Posted by seumasach on March 6, 2013
If bankers leave the country, it would be no loss
Simon Jenkins
6th March, 2013
The peasants are revolting across Europe. They want bankers’ blood and mean to get it. Until now, public response to the credit crunch has been one of general bafflement and wrist-slapping. The banks persuaded the world it was all an act of fate. As it was, they were too big to fail and their leaders too saintly to atone for it. For four years, British banks were showered with nearly half a trillion pounds of public and printed money. They duly recovered and stayed rich, while everyone else went poor.
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