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Experts confirm polonium on Arafat clothing Posted: Tuesday, October 15, 2013 Iran nuclear talks in Geneva to continue into second day Iran gives hour-long presentation on proposals to end deadlock, and detailed technical discussions take place in afternoon Iranian Jews to Obama: Seize 'unrepeatable' chance for deal with Tehran Ahead of nuclear talks on Tuesday, head of Jewish community calls on US president to 'make best of this golden opportunity' Remarkably Timed Spamouflage, Scary Iran Plot Edition WaPo has its latest Snowden scoop out, describing how the NSA collects hundreds of thousands of email contact lists daily. The perfect epitaph for establishment journalism 'If MI5 warns that this is not in the public interest who am I to disbelieve them?', says the former editor of The Independent NSA collects millions of e-mail address books globally The National Security Agency is harvesting hundreds of millions of contact lists from personal e-mail and instant messaging accounts around the world, many of them belonging to Americans, according to senior intelligence officials and top-secret documents provided by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden. Sickening US Hypocrisy Washington's self-appointed right to kidnap and kill across the world shows double standards Military Turns Libyan Over to NY Courts, Ending Detention at Sea The Justice Department has confirmed that the US military has ended its weeklong "detention at sea" for captive "suspect" Abu Anas al-Liby, and has turned him over to the Federal District Court for the Southern District of New York. Rendition of Libyan Terror Suspect: What If Abu Anas al-Liby Had Nothing to Do With the Embassy Bombings? Taliban Attacks US Bagram Base: Conflicting Reports on Death Toll Taliban Claims Dozens Killed in Airfield Strike Syria: Car bomb strikes rebel-held town, killing at least 27 people A car bomb exploded in the bustling central shopping district of a rebel-controlled town in northern Syria on Monday, killing at least 27 people. Key opposition group will not attend Geneva II talks West can't get Syrian opp to peace talks, blames Russia - Lavrov John Kerry now says Syria's Assad must go, situation 'urgent' Secretary of State John Kerry said Monday that Syria President Bashar Assad has no future and must be removed from power — a somewhat confusing stance given the recent praise he gave the regime for cooperating with a Russia-forged chemical weapons deal. Obscuring the Details: A Panoramic Look at America's Case Against Syria Lebanon has cause for shame in its treatment of Syrian refugees They are beaten in the immigration queues and cheated with exorbitant rents Deadly blast in Ethiopia impacts US Embassy home Officials say a weekend explosion in Ethiopia's capital that killed two people impacted a home used by U.S. Embassy personnel. Central African Republic: Intervention Needed in CAR - Zuma South Africa and France agree that intervention is needed in the Central African Republic (CAR) to help stabilise the country, President Jacob Zuma said on Monday. How the World Health Organisation covered up Iraq's nuclear nightmare Ex-UN, WHO officials reveal political interference to suppress scientific evidence of postwar environmental health catastrophe 2500+ Killed by Drones in Pakistan, Names of Victims Now Available Medea Benjamin: U.S. government claims drone victims are mostly militants, but about half identified victims thus far are civilians and children The Crisis of Representation and the Liberation of the Self To overcome the crisis of democracy and reaffirm our autonomy, we first of all need to liberate our empty self from mindless consumerism and conformity. Radiation experts confirm polonium on Arafat clothing Swiss radiation experts have confirmed they found traces of polonium on clothing used by Yasser Arafat which "support the possibility" the veteran Palestinian leader was poisoned. Yasser Arafat's belongings have traces of polonium-210, say Swiss scientists Discovery 'supports possibility Palestinian leader was poisoned with radioactive substance' but Russians reject suggestion |
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