November 2010
The US Has Lived on Borrowed Money for Too Long
Posted: Tuesday, November 23, 2010
¤ North Korea – Construction of Nuclear Power Plant
November 18, 2010 — In the latest game of one-upmanship vis-à-vis the US and other members of the six-party talks (SPT), North Korea has upped the ante by announcing to the world that there is no stopping its nuclear development programme.
¤ North Korea Secretly Built New Nuclear Facility
¤ S.Korea says it test-fired in area before N.Korea firing
¤ North Korea fires artillery barrage on South
¤ N Korea Warns Of More Strikes After Attack
¤ Seoul markets seen falling after N.Korea attack
¤ S. Korea denies seeking redeployment of U.S. tactical nuclear weapons
¤ South Korea warns North Korea it will 'sternly retaliate'...
¤ China says it is carefully watching
¤ White House condemns North Korea
¤ NATO is 'mafia' and Obama a 'snake charmer': Castro
¤ Education at Gunpoint
I recall the first sentence of my fifth grade essay on “Education and Youth”. Written with the occasional aid of my father, and dotted with clichés, it might have read something like this:
“Youth is the backbone of any nation, and education is essential to arm the youth with the knowledge they need to lead their societies toward change, progress and prosperity.”
¤ Bush Pens True Crime Book
¤ Israeli Settlers Threaten Sheikh Jarrah
¤ Conned by Democracy: The Middle East’s Stagnant ‘Change’
Democracy in the Middle East continues to be a hugely popular topic of discussion. Its virtues are tirelessly praised by rulers and oppositions alike, by intellectuals and ordinary people, by political prisoners and their prison guards. Yet, in actuality, it also remains an illusion, if not a front to ensure the demise of any real possibility of public participation in decision-making.
¤ Venezuela Helps Cuba Overcome US-Imposed Internet Restrictions
Cuba and Venezuela will jointly install a fibre-optic submarine cable between the two nations, a move which will “revolutionise telecommunications” according to Cuban Information and Communications Minster Ramiro Valdez yesterday.
¤ Venezuela: From “Backyard” to Multipolar World
A successful tour of 7 countries in three continents made by President Hugo Chavez has produced 69 new agreements that will strengthen national development and consolidate the most powerful defense against imperial aggression: the uni0n of nations and peoples.
¤ TSA and the New "Americanism"
¤ Bush's Friend Barack
¤ More Tales From the TSA, And A Lesson In Vigilance
¤ Ex-AIPAC official threatens to uncover mass spying at Israel lobby
¤ Why Aristide's Party Won't Vote
¤ 'When we say democracy, we have to mean what we say'
¤ TSA – Sexual Assault
¤ Scanners and pat-downs upset airline passengers
¤ Why Aristide's Party Won't Vote
Interview with Dr. Maryse Narcisse of Fanmi Lavalas
¤ 'When we say democracy, we have to mean what we say'
Exclusive interview with former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide – November 2010
¤ Get your hands off me, TSA!
These airport so-called security measures amount to state-sponsored sexual harassment
¤ Contagion hits Portugal as Ireland dithers on Rescue
The EU authorities have begun to vent their fury against Ireland over its refusal to accept a financial rescue, fearing that the crisis will engulf Portugal and Spain unless confidence is restored immediately to eurozone bond markets.
¤ Ireland told: Take EU bailout or trigger crisis
¤ Euro under siege as now Portugal hits panic button
¤ Greek deficit much bigger than estimate
¤ Greece, Germany Grapple Over Debt
¤ Airport body-scan radiation under scrutiny
¤ Muslim Group Advises Women Wearing Hijabs to Allow TSA 'Enhanced Pat Downs' Only on Head and Neck Area
¤ Big Sis Forced To Respond To Nationwide Revolt Against TSA
¤ Pilots and passengers rail at new airport patdowns
¤ IMF Shadow Looms as Irish Sacrifice to Avoid Bailout
¤ G-20 refuses to back US push on China's currency
¤ Obama's economic view is rejected on world stage
¤ 'The US Has Lived on Borrowed Money for Too Long'
¤ "Damn Right": Bush Boasts about Waterboarding
¤ Bush on torture: Waterboarding helped prevent attacks on London
¤ George Bush reveals how he considered attacks on Iran and Syria
¤ CIA will probe WikiLeaks document release
¤ Obama returns fire after China slams Fed's move
¤ Obama sidesteps question on Fed monetary policy
Elections Cannot Erase Injustice of the US Occupation of Afghanistan
Posted: Sunday, November 7, 2010
¤ TSA Fondles Women and Children Refusing Airport Naked Body Scanners
¤ Haitians 'escape lightly' as hurricane passes
¤ Oil above $87 in Asia, at highest since early May
¤ No survivors in Cuba airliner crash with 68 aboard
¤ Tariq Aziz faces judicial murder in Iraq
¤ The Obama Postmortem: An Autopsy of a Political Suicide
¤ Yemen's Drive on Al Qaeda Faces Internal Skepticism
¤ Chomsky: US-led Afghan war, criminal
¤ Jubilant GOP wins the House, falls short of Senate
¤ Republicans Poised to Control U.S. House, ABC News Expects
¤ Elections Cannot Erase Injustice of the US Occupation of Afghanistan
¤ Bombings, mortar strikes kill 76 across Baghdad
¤ Saudi Arms Deal is About Iran
¤ US Plans CIA Squad in Yemen: Report
¤ U.S. intelligence trades on fear
We are in the grip of yet another so-called terror plot designed to terrify the wits out of everyone
¤ Dilma Rousseff wins Brazil's presidential election
A former Marxist rebel who was jailed and tortured during Brazil's military dictatorship last night became the first female president in her country...
¤ Venezuela: From "Backyard" to Multipolar World by Eva Golinger
¤ Fake terror alert to fight approval doldrums?
¤ Suspicious UPS packages a rehearsal?
¤ Obama Issues Fake Terror Alert On Eve Of Elections
¤ Afghan president condemns US-Russia drugs operation
¤ The Tariq Aziz Sentence: The Audacity, Bestiality and Venality of Victors
¤ Argentinean President Dies, Business Rejoices
¤ Argentina mourns the president who led his nation back from brink
¤ Chinese Computer Trumps US One as World's Fastest
¤ Pakistan: 184 drone raids killed 1,863 since June '04
¤ Syria spurns U.S. bid to mend ties
America has sown chaos across the globe, says Assad in an apparent rejection of the Obama administration's overtures.
¤ WikiLeaks should be declared 'enemy combatants'...
¤ WikiLeaks Founder Lashes out at New York Times
¤ Mikhail Gorbachev: victory in Afghanistan is 'impossible'
¤ War Should Be an Election Issue
¤ Dollar printing feeding China inflation: minister
¤ European Airlines Say US Security Goes Overboard
¤ Airport security checks are completely redundant: BA chairman
¤ Koch Footprints Lead to Political Powder Keg
The Far Right's Secret Slush Fund to Keep Fear Alive
¤ The Tea Party movement: deluded and inspired by billionaires
By funding numerous rightwing organisations, the mega-rich Koch brothers have duped millions into supporting big business
¤ Iraq: Ex-Foreign Minister Tariq Aziz to Hang
¤ Torture, killing, children shot – and how the US tried to keep it all quiet
The largest leak in history reveals the true extent of the bloodshed unleashed by the decision to go to war in Iraq – and adds at least 15,000 to its death toll
¤ ...Robert Fisk: The shaming of America
¤ ...WikiLeaks and Assange Honored
¤ US airstrike kills 50 Afghan civilians
¤ 10,000 TONS of waste pile up on streets of Marseilles, France
¤ Gregory Isaacs, Reggae Singer, Dies at Home in London
¤ Iraq war logs: Secret order that let US ignore abuse
¤ Iraq war logs: US turned over captives to Iraqi torture squads
¤ China paper slams US after WikiLeaks claims
¤ Torture, civilian death toll revealed in latest leak (youTube)
¤ America's Tea Party Phenomenon
¤ The Violence Debate: Teaching the Oppressed How to Fight Oppression
¤ Venezuela Signs Nuclear Energy Deals with Russia
¤ Pakistani Foreign Minister Suggests U.S. To Blame For Taliban, Al-Qaeda
¤ Haiti: Thousands at risk as cholera outbreak spreads
¤ France braces itself for another week of protests...
¤ G-20 ministers agree 'historic' reforms in IMF governance
¤ Germany Accuses US of Indirectly Manipulating Dollar
¤ Barbados Prime Minister dead
¤ Barbados Prime Minister David Thompson is dead
¤ Barbados Prime Minister David Thompson dies of cancer
Related: ¤ Barbados PM diagnosed with pancreatic cancer Sept. 17, 2010
¤ 'Fatal sickness' outbreak in Haiti Health officials say 135 dead and nearly 1,500 hospitalised due to outbreak outside of capital, Port-au-Prince.
¤ Water on the Moon: A Billion Gallons!
¤ Iran, Venezuela leaders seek 'new world order'
¤ Saudi prince al Saud gets 20 years for murder of manservant
¤ France's Sarkozy: We'll crack down on protests
¤ Amid Strikes, French Leader Vows Order
¤ China Said to Widen Its Embargo of Minerals
¤ Saudi prince found guilty of servant murder after sadistic abuse
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