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Peaceful Nuclear Rights
Tue, 04 Sep 2007 04:17:46
The Economic Times
Pakistan's Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz says all of the world countries should exercise equal rights to peaceful nuclear technology.
In an apparent reference to a nuclear pact between India and the US, Shaukat Aziz said there should be no discrimination in developing nuclear technology.
Thailand to build first N-plant
Tue, 04 Sep 2007 03:58:47
The Times of India
Thailand is to build its first nuclear power plant over the next decade in a bid to cope with a looming power shortage, a top official said.
"The construction of the first nuclear power plant will take between 10 to 15 years and we are seeking 200 nuclear experts to help us," Thailand's Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont said.
The Economic Times
 Pakistan's PM says all countries have the right to access nuclear technology. |
Pakistan's Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz says all of the world countries should exercise equal rights to peaceful nuclear technology.
In an apparent reference to a nuclear pact between India and the US, Shaukat Aziz said there should be no discrimination in developing nuclear technology.
Thailand to build first N-plant
Tue, 04 Sep 2007 03:58:47
The Times of India
 Energy-hungry Thailand is planning to construct its first nuclear power plant. |
Thailand is to build its first nuclear power plant over the next decade in a bid to cope with a looming power shortage, a top official said.
"The construction of the first nuclear power plant will take between 10 to 15 years and we are seeking 200 nuclear experts to help us," Thailand's Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont said.
Google Sky launched
Thu, 30 Aug 2007 07:50:08
Source: Agencies
Google has launched 'Google Sky' enabling amateur star-gazers to view imagery sent by the Hubble Space Telescope from their PCs.
Google Sky allows internet users to view galaxies.
Source: Agencies
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Google has launched 'Google Sky' enabling amateur star-gazers to view imagery sent by the Hubble Space Telescope from their PCs.
Google Sky allows internet users to view galaxies.
First Muslim image database launched
 The dome of Sheikh Lotfollah mosque, Isfahan, Iran. |
The new website offers stunning images from celebrated photographers like Werner Forman and manuscripts from Turkey's Soleymaniye Library.
Abbas announces new electoral law to exclude Hamas
Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas said on Sunday that his office has published an amended electoral law that could effectively exclude Hamas from any future polls.
Lebanon's Woes - Military & Political
Nahr al-Bared battle comes to end
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Clashes in northern Lebanon are over and Lebanese army soldiers are currently searching for possible remaining militants in the Nahr al-Bared refugee camp, a military source told Al-Manar TV stattion. Lebanese troops were engaged in heavy fighting with Fatah al-Islam militants on Sunday after crushing their attempt to break the siege on their refugee camp redoubt. Two Lebanese army soldiers fell martyrs in the confrontations.
Lebanon opposition gives up condition
Sun, 02 Sep 2007 09:03:48
Source: Reuters
Lebanon's opposition has dropped its demand for a national unity government ahead of an upcoming presidential election, Nabih Berri says.
Lebanon's opposition has dropped a condition for its participation in an upcoming presidential election in parliament, said the opposition figure Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri .
Lebanon opposition gives up condition
Sun, 02 Sep 2007 09:03:48
Source: Reuters
 Nabih Berri, Parliament Speaker and leader of al-Amal party |
Lebanon's opposition has dropped its demand for a national unity government ahead of an upcoming presidential election, Nabih Berri says.
Lebanon's opposition has dropped a condition for its participation in an upcoming presidential election in parliament, said the opposition figure Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri .
China's Own New World Order.
When Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Wang Yi addressed the prestigious annual forum of NATO defense ministers in this historic Bavarian city, he heralded the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, founded only last June, as the crucial "new security concept" necessary to guarantee peace and stability in Central Asia, and to lead the fight there against terrorism.
War on Terror - Unwilling Partners !
In the latest attack on Pakistani forces, 20 Taliban militants captured over 156 soldiers who surrendered tamely without even firing a shot.
"We Are Going To Hit Iran. Bigtime"
by Maccabee
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Sat Sep 01, 2007 at 03:50:24 PM PDT
I have a friend who is an LSO on a carrier attack group that is planning and staging a strike group deployment into the Gulf of Hormuz. (LSO: Landing Signal Officer- she directs carrier aircraft while landing)
She told me we are going to attack Iran. She said that all the Air Operation Planning and Asset Tasking are finished. That means that all the targets have been chosen, prioritized, and tasked to specific aircraft, bases, carriers, missile cruisers and so forth.
I asked her why she is telling me this.
Her answer was really amazing.
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Barnett Rubin, the highly respected Afghanistan expert at New York University, has written an account of a conversation with a friend who has connections to someone at a neoconservative institution in Washington. Rubin can't confirm his friend's story; neither can I. But it's worth a heads-up:
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THE Pentagon has drawn up plans for massive airstrikes against 1,200 targets in Iran, designed to annihilate the Iranians’ military capability in three days, according to a national security expert.
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Do We Have the Courage to Stop War with Iran?
Sat, 01 Sep 2007 06:46:03
By RAY McGOVERN, Former CIA Analyst, counterpunch.com
Why do I feel like the proverbial skunk at a Labor Day picnic? Sorry; but I thought you might want to know that this time next year there will probably be more skunks than we can handle. I fear our country is likely to be at war with Iran-and with the thousands of real terrorists Iran can field around the globe.
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Do We Have the Courage to Stop War with Iran?
Sat, 01 Sep 2007 06:46:03
By RAY McGOVERN, Former CIA Analyst, counterpunch.com
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Leading Members of Muslim Brotherhood Arrested
Amnesty International (AI) has expressed great concern over the arrest of two Egyptian lawmakers from the banned Muslim Brotherhood.
Iran is the world's eighth largest exporter of gold and jewelry,
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Iran's official figures indicate Iran has exported $350 million of gold in the past two years without taking into account undeclared exports.
Iran has exported at least $123 million of gold since March 2007.
War on Terror
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As Marjorie Cohn, president of the National Lawyers Guild, pointed out, Bush “overlooked the 4 million Indochinese and 58,000 American soldiers who paid the ultimate price for that imperial war. And the myriad Vietnamese and Americans who continue to suffer the devastating effects of the defoliant Agent Orange the U.S. forces dropped on Vietnam.”
In fact, the U.S. “liberated” Japan by dropping two atomic bombs on it--entirely unnecessary militarily, but politically useful in sending a warning to the USSR, then looming as its main rival in the postwar world.
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Lying about Vietnam to justify his war
Oliver Stone to film My Lai massacre
Tue, 28 Aug 2007 19:44:45
The American director Oliver Stone is slated to start the production of another movie about the US massacres during the Vietnam war.
The new movie called Pinkville will be written by Mikko Alanne, focusing on the investigation of the 1968 My Lai massacre.
'Redacted' depicts Iraqi horrors
Sat, 01 Sep 2007 02:35:50
Source: Agencies
American film director Brian De Palma has stunned the Venice Film Festival with his traumatic new film about the horrors of the Iraq war.
Brian De Palma said he hoped seeing such images would alert Americans to the truth of what is going on in Iraq and would ultimately stop the war.
US 'intellectually bankrupt' over Iraq
Sat, 01 Sep 2007 22:07:57
Source: agencies
The head of the British army during the invasion of Iraq has criticized the US post-war policy in Iraq as intellectually bankrupt.
As Marjorie Cohn, president of the National Lawyers Guild, pointed out, Bush “overlooked the 4 million Indochinese and 58,000 American soldiers who paid the ultimate price for that imperial war. And the myriad Vietnamese and Americans who continue to suffer the devastating effects of the defoliant Agent Orange the U.S. forces dropped on Vietnam.”
In fact, the U.S. “liberated” Japan by dropping two atomic bombs on it--entirely unnecessary militarily, but politically useful in sending a warning to the USSR, then looming as its main rival in the postwar world.
Unquote:
Lying about Vietnam to justify his war
Oliver Stone to film My Lai massacre
Tue, 28 Aug 2007 19:44:45
The American director Oliver Stone is slated to start the production of another movie about the US massacres during the Vietnam war.
The new movie called Pinkville will be written by Mikko Alanne, focusing on the investigation of the 1968 My Lai massacre.
'Redacted' depicts Iraqi horrors
Sat, 01 Sep 2007 02:35:50
Source: Agencies
American film director Brian De Palma has stunned the Venice Film Festival with his traumatic new film about the horrors of the Iraq war.
Brian De Palma said he hoped seeing such images would alert Americans to the truth of what is going on in Iraq and would ultimately stop the war.
US 'intellectually bankrupt' over Iraq
Sat, 01 Sep 2007 22:07:57
Source: agencies
The head of the British army during the invasion of Iraq has criticized the US post-war policy in Iraq as intellectually bankrupt.
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