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ABC News: Russian Troops now in Syria, helping Bashar al-Assad; Russia Denies It

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Zero Hedge Earlier today, Al Arabiya made waves in the energy market following reports that a Russian ship carrying special forces had arrived in the Syrian port of Tartus, previously demonstrated here to be a key strategic asset in the Mediterranean. This news was promptly denied by RIA, which said that “there were no Russian military ships off Syria coast” [...]

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Egyptian MP proposes Crucifixions as Punishment for Crimes

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Shoebat An Egyptian Member of Parliament from the Nour Party (Salafist) has announced that he would like to see strict enforcement of Sharia law relative to punishment for various forms of criminal behavior. That punishment would include crucifixion.   Via the Egyptian Independent: The People’s Assembly Proposals and Complaints Committee discussed in a meeting Tuesday a [...]

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U.S. Sees Methods for Countering Chinese Antiship Ballistic Missiles

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GSN The U.S. Navy wields several means of deflecting potential attacks involving a recently developed Chinese antiship ballistic missile, the service’s top uniformed official said on Friday (see GSN, Jan. 21). “You want to spoof them, preclude detection, jam them, shoot them down if possible, get them to termination, confuse it,” Adm. Jonathan Greenert, chief of [...]

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Your Organs Are Desperate For These Foods – Make Them Happy

By   /  March 19, 2012  /  Health, World  /  No Comments

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Prevent Disease Water, vitamins, minerals, and cholesterol all need to be absorbed into the organs and tissues for their proper functioning. Foods can confer health benefits beyond their nutritional value. For example, fiber helps prevent colon cancer, and cranberries and blueberries promote urinary tract health. Organs also crave specific nutrients and your food cravings are [...]

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Belarus executes 2 men convicted of subway bombing

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Mail Two men convicted of carrying out a deadly subway bombing last year in Belarus’ capital have been executed, drawing strong condemnation from activists and the European Union. The mother of one of the two 26 year olds said that she had received official notification of the execution of her son, Vladislav Kovalyov. State television [...]

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5 Freedom-Killing Tactics Police Will Use to Crack Down on Protests in 2012

By   /  March 19, 2012  /  Police State, World  /  No Comments

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Steven Rosenfeld Alternet Across America many cities and police forces are eying new ways to crack down on protesters. The First Amendment right to assemble and protest is going to get a black eye in 2012—as it has every time there has been an upsurge in America’s social justice movements. Already in city after city, [...]

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Free Sterilizations Must be Offered to All College Women, Says HHS

By   /  March 19, 2012  /  Health, World  /  No Comments

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Terence P. Jeffrey CNSNews All student health care plans covering female college students in the United States must include coverage for free voluntary sterilization surgery, the Department of Health and Human Services announced late Friday afternoon. Women of college age who do not attend school will also get free sterilization coverage whether they are insured [...]

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Schwarzenegger’s Horrible UN-Backed Sustainia Project

By   /  March 19, 2012  /  Environment, World  /  No Comments

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The Daily Bell Schwarzenegger: Time for a New Breed of Action Heroes … The former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger announces today that he will serve as Honorary Chair for the Sustainia Award alongside EU Commissioner Connie Hedeggard, IPPC Chairman Dr. Rajenda K. Pachauri and former Prime Minister of Norway Gro Harlem Brundtland. The Award is [...]

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Bob Geldof Tells Arabs: Stop Breeding Or Nature Will Intervene

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Jurriaan Maessen Infowars At the second Gulf Intelligence Food Security Forum held on March 16 in the United Arab Emirates, self-proclaimed global citizen “sir” Bob Geldof told his audience in so many words they should stop having children or nature would do it for them. “They either find a cultural way to make this acceptable [...]

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Greenland ice sheet may melt completely with 1.6 degrees global warming

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TerraDaily The Greenland ice sheet is likely to be more vulnerable to global warming than previously thought. The temperature threshold for melting the ice sheet completely is in the range of 0.8 to 3.2 degrees Celsius global warming, with a best estimate of 1.6 degrees above pre-industrial levels, shows a new study by scientists from [...]

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Behind Oil Price Rise: Peak Oil or Wall Street Speculation?

By   /  March 19, 2012  /  Conspiracy, Economy, World  /  No Comments

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By F. William Engdahl While the drop in oil demand and enhaced production should be pulling prices down, fuel has never been more expensive. Engdahl dismisses explanations linked to saber-rattling and the peak oil theory. He points instead an accusing finger at oil price speculation and manipulation by Wall Street banks, with the collusion of the [...]

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“Small” Nuclear Blast Would Devastate Downtown D.C., FEMA Says

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GSN The U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency has concluded that a 10-kiloton nuclear blast three blocks north of the White House would wipe out the presidential complex as well as the U.S. Capitol, National Mall and other structures within one half of a mile, theWashington Post reported on Friday (see GSN, Oct. 7, 2011). The potential for [...]

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