I Say [Deleted Expletive] The Damn Jews! |  |
- I Say [Deleted Expletive] The Damn Jews!
- Smacking guarantees child's success: Study
- Runaway train crashes into hotel at Helsinki station
- Karzai orders parliament to delay recess
- Failed attack on airliner not like 9/11: Terrorism czar
- US-Arab states arms deals irk Israel
- Lebanon defends Hezbollah arms
- Security breach closes US airport terminal
- 'life imprisonment' awaits 5 US citizens in Pakistan
- Iran says foreigners arrested in Ashura unrest
- Acetaminophen can alleviate psychologic pain
- Red Cross: 20 people killed in Kenya floods
- Afghanistan hot on Ahmadinejad-Rahman talks
- Iraq seeks justice against Blackwater
- US rejects Iran's ultimatum to West
- Iran postpones EU lawmakers' Tehran visit
- Jordan spy slain in Afghan attack on CIA
- 3 policemen killed in northern Iraq blasts
- Karzai 'surprised by rejection of nominees'
- Seoul ready for better ties with Pyongyang
- Iranian police seize 3mn units of ecstasy
- Saudi warplanes kill 16, injure 19 Houthis
- 'Monarchists, Marxists behind Ashura unrest'
- Singapore economy shrinks in fourth-quarter
- In Britain, suspected gas blast injures 12
- Netanyahu: Israel will not withdraw to 1967 lines
- Obama's Nukes pledge goes aground in Pentagon
- Iran deplores French crackdown on protesters
- Washington toughens airport security
- In Somalia, 47 killed in bloody town capture
- Blasts kill 4 US, one UK soldiers in Afghanistan
- Egypt opens Rafah crossing for three days
- What is Israel's Role in the Destabilization of Pakistan?
- Iraq vows to fight blackwater ruling
- Dubai to open world's tallest tower
- Maliki: Time to settle Kurd oil deals row
- TENS ineffective in treating back pain
- Bomb explodes outside Italian courthouse
- Russia denies cutting Belarus oil supplies
- Israel claims UNSC will impose new Iran sanctions
- The Song of Solomon
- The Carter Syndrome
- Iraq PM slammed for 'Iran loyalty'
- Tracking Nigerian 'bomber' in Yemen
- Vigilantism in Guatemala
- Egypt court upholds ban on veils in exams
- Bomb plot suspect described as 'gentleman'
- US and UK shut embassies in Yemen
- 'No Smoking Gun'? What About Detroit Bomber's Profile?
| I Say [Deleted Expletive] The Damn Jews! Posted: 04 Jan 2010 09:25 AM PST
Imagine hosting a party for a few friends at your house, or those you think are your friends. The party is relatively small and intimate. Everything seems to be going fine so you decide to turn in for the night without ending the party. You tell everyone they can stay and party on. Big mistake. The next morning you wake up and find the house trashed from one end to another. There's a couple of half-dressed people splayed out in the living room and you're not really sure if they are sleeping or dead. Your humidor, refrigerator, liquor and medicine cabinets have all been ransacked. You had some really expensive champagne stored for you and your wife's anniversary, but that's gone. The entire downstairs smells like some rank mixture of cigars, weed and vomit. You're afraid to find out what happened to the family pooch. |
| Smacking guarantees child's success: Study Posted: 04 Jan 2010 09:08 AM PST
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| Runaway train crashes into hotel at Helsinki station Posted: 04 Jan 2010 08:09 AM PST
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| Karzai orders parliament to delay recess Posted: 04 Jan 2010 08:09 AM PST
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| Failed attack on airliner not like 9/11: Terrorism czar Posted: 04 Jan 2010 08:09 AM PST
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| US-Arab states arms deals irk Israel Posted: 04 Jan 2010 08:08 AM PST
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| Lebanon defends Hezbollah arms Posted: 04 Jan 2010 06:37 AM PST
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| Security breach closes US airport terminal Posted: 04 Jan 2010 06:37 AM PST
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| 'life imprisonment' awaits 5 US citizens in Pakistan Posted: 04 Jan 2010 06:37 AM PST
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| Iran says foreigners arrested in Ashura unrest Posted: 04 Jan 2010 06:36 AM PST
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| Acetaminophen can alleviate psychologic pain Posted: 04 Jan 2010 06:36 AM PST
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| Red Cross: 20 people killed in Kenya floods Posted: 04 Jan 2010 06:36 AM PST
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| Afghanistan hot on Ahmadinejad-Rahman talks Posted: 04 Jan 2010 06:36 AM PST
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| Iraq seeks justice against Blackwater Posted: 04 Jan 2010 06:36 AM PST
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| US rejects Iran's ultimatum to West Posted: 04 Jan 2010 04:36 AM PST
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| Iran postpones EU lawmakers' Tehran visit Posted: 04 Jan 2010 04:36 AM PST
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| Jordan spy slain in Afghan attack on CIA Posted: 04 Jan 2010 04:36 AM PST
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| 3 policemen killed in northern Iraq blasts Posted: 04 Jan 2010 04:36 AM PST
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| Karzai 'surprised by rejection of nominees' Posted: 04 Jan 2010 03:37 AM PST
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| Seoul ready for better ties with Pyongyang Posted: 04 Jan 2010 03:37 AM PST
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| Iranian police seize 3mn units of ecstasy Posted: 04 Jan 2010 03:37 AM PST
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| Saudi warplanes kill 16, injure 19 Houthis Posted: 04 Jan 2010 03:37 AM PST
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| 'Monarchists, Marxists behind Ashura unrest' Posted: 04 Jan 2010 03:10 AM PST
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| Singapore economy shrinks in fourth-quarter Posted: 04 Jan 2010 03:10 AM PST
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| In Britain, suspected gas blast injures 12 Posted: 04 Jan 2010 03:09 AM PST
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| Netanyahu: Israel will not withdraw to 1967 lines Posted: 04 Jan 2010 03:09 AM PST
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| Obama's Nukes pledge goes aground in Pentagon Posted: 04 Jan 2010 01:36 AM PST
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| Iran deplores French crackdown on protesters Posted: 04 Jan 2010 01:36 AM PST
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| Washington toughens airport security Posted: 04 Jan 2010 12:08 AM PST
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| In Somalia, 47 killed in bloody town capture Posted: 04 Jan 2010 12:08 AM PST
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| Blasts kill 4 US, one UK soldiers in Afghanistan Posted: 04 Jan 2010 12:08 AM PST
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| Egypt opens Rafah crossing for three days Posted: 04 Jan 2010 12:08 AM PST
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| What is Israel's Role in the Destabilization of Pakistan? Posted: 03 Jan 2010 11:16 PM PST
That duplicity was on display when U.S. lawmakers were induced to invade Iraq in response to the mass murder of 9-11. That crisis alone, however, was insufficient. Military mobilization required a "consensus" belief in Iraqi WMD, Iraqi ties to Al Qaeda, Iraqi mobile biological weapons, Iraqi meetings in Prague, and so forth. Though all were false, those "facts" proved sufficient to induce an invasion of Iraq. |
| Iraq vows to fight blackwater ruling Posted: 03 Jan 2010 11:15 PM PST
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| Dubai to open world's tallest tower Posted: 03 Jan 2010 10:37 PM PST
Dubai is set to open the world's tallest building as the emirate tries to re-establish some of the optimism it experienced prior to its financial crisis. The Burj Dubai, built by about 12,000 labourers and standing at a reported height of 818 metres, will open on Monday amid tight security. The final height has remained a secret to be revealed at the opening, but it long ago overtook its nearest rival - the Taipei 101 in Taiwan which rises to only 508 metres. |
| Maliki: Time to settle Kurd oil deals row Posted: 03 Jan 2010 10:36 PM PST
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| TENS ineffective in treating back pain Posted: 03 Jan 2010 09:09 AM PST
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| Bomb explodes outside Italian courthouse Posted: 03 Jan 2010 09:09 AM PST
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| Russia denies cutting Belarus oil supplies Posted: 03 Jan 2010 09:09 AM PST
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| Israel claims UNSC will impose new Iran sanctions Posted: 03 Jan 2010 09:08 AM PST
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| Posted: 03 Jan 2010 08:52 AM PST
Yep we are already into the New Year (1431 AH – started almost a month ago) and I know what you all are thinking, this thanks to the gift I got from the TSA for Christmas this year, the Full Brain Scanner (FBS), not to be confused with the Full Body Scanner which they will soon be using in every airport in the country so they can look up your asshole. No, this new device, leaked to me by a Mooselim associate placed in the TSA as a spy as a personal favor to me by Nihad Awad, allows me to read the thoughts of anyone who reads this blog. The TSA is going to use theirs so see if any of you have ever read this blog and then they will put you on the no-flight list, but I digress. I am using it, and you'll just have to trust me, for your own good. |
| Posted: 03 Jan 2010 08:49 AM PST  Neither a cold-blooded realist nor a bleeding-heart idealist, Barack Obama has a split personality when it comes to foreign policy. So do most U.S. presidents, of course, and the ideas that inspire this one have a long history at the core of the American political tradition. In the past, such ideas have served the country well. But the conflicting impulses influencing how this young leader thinks about the world threaten to tear his presidency apart -- and, in the worst scenario, turn him into a new Jimmy Carter. Obama's long deliberation over the war in Afghanistan is a case study in presidential schizophrenia: After 94 days of internal discussion and debate, he ended up splitting the difference -- rushing in more troops as his generals wanted, while calling for their departure to begin in July 2011 as his liberal base demanded. It was a sober compromise that suggests a man struggling to reconcile his worldview with the weight of inherited problems. Like many of his predecessors, Obama is not only buffeted by strong political headwinds, but also pulled in opposing directions by two of the major schools of thought that have guided American foreign-policy debates since colonial times.
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| Iraq PM slammed for 'Iran loyalty' Posted: 03 Jan 2010 08:20 AM PST
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| Tracking Nigerian 'bomber' in Yemen Posted: 03 Jan 2010 08:20 AM PST
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| Egypt court upholds ban on veils in exams Posted: 03 Jan 2010 08:19 AM PST
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| Bomb plot suspect described as 'gentleman' Posted: 03 Jan 2010 08:19 AM PST
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| US and UK shut embassies in Yemen Posted: 03 Jan 2010 08:19 AM PST
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| 'No Smoking Gun'? What About Detroit Bomber's Profile? Posted: 03 Jan 2010 08:18 AM PST
So that's OK, then! I mean, who could have guessed? |
A new study finds that despite the general belief, smacking can be beneficial for young children, helping them to grow into happier and more successful adults. 
A passenger train with only three staff members aboard has reportedly crashed into a hotel by Helsinki's main railway station, slightly injuring one person. 
Afghan President Hamid Karzai has ordered parliament to delay its winter break to vet and vote on new cabinet nominees. 
Obama's terrorism czar blames human error and security lapses for a bomb threat against a US airliner saying there was no "smoking gun" to help the US intelligence foil the threat. 
A new report says major arms deal agreements signed between Washington and several Arab countries has raised concerns among Israeli officials. 
Lebanon's Foreign Minister Ali al-Shami says that the country will not surrender to "threats against Hezbollah's arms." 
A security breach has forced a lockdown of a terminal at a major airport in New Jersey as the US takes intensified measures in dealing with passengers entering the country from abroad. 
Five US nationals are to appear in court in Pakistan, where they could face life sentences on charges of plotting attacks in the militancy-stricken country. 
Iranian Intelligence Minister Heydar Moslehi says that "several foreign nationals" have been detained during the last week unrest. 
While Acetaminophen is usually taken to relieve physical pain, a new study finds the over-the-counter drug to also be effective in alleviating psychological pain. 
The Red Cross in Kenya says a week of floods triggered by relentless torrential rains have left at least 20 people dead in the African country. 
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has held talks with his Tajik counterpart Imamali Rahman, discussing the dire situation in neighboring Afghanistan. 
Iraq has filed a lawsuit against Blackwater (now known as XE Services LLC) guards in the United States after they were acquitted on charges of killing 17 Iraqi civilians at a Baghdad traffic circle in 2007. 
As Tehran gives one-month time limit for its research reactor fuel supply, the US claims that the ultimatum runs counter to Iran's interests. 
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Ramin Mehman-Parast says a planned visit to Tehran by a delegation from the European Parliament has been postponed. 
Reports of the death of a Jordanian spy in a recent bomb blast in Afghanistan have shed light on the close ties between the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the Jordanian spy service in the region. 
Three policemen have been killed and eight people wounded by two explosions in Iraq's northern oil-rich city of Kirkuk, police say. 
Afghan President Hamid Karzai has expressed surprise after the country's parliament rejected more than two-thirds of his cabinet nominees. 
South Korea is ready to improve ties with its northern neighbor after Pyongyang said in a New Year's message that it was committed to bilateral relations with Seoul. 
Iranian police have issued a report concerning its activities of the last nine months, providing evidence of the seizure of more than three million units of ecstasy. 
Saudi warplanes have killed 16 Shia Houthi fighters in a barrage of strikes over two days in the Yemen-Saudi border area, the fighters report. 
Marxist and monarchist groups outside Iran's boundaries have been behind last week's riots in the capital Tehran, the intelligence ministry says. 
Singapore's economy has contracted more than expected for the first time in the fourth quarter of 2009, sparking fears of a renewed recession. 
A suspected gas explosion has ripped through a block of flats in the western English town of Shrewsbury, injuring at least 12 people. 
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected the Palestinians call for withdrawing to its 1967 lines as a precondition for resumption of Middle East peace talks. 
President Obama's plans to reduce US nuclear arms run aground amid tense debate with officials in the Pentagon and other agencies scowling at the president's pledge. 
Iran's Foreign Ministry has lashed out at France over resorting to violence in dealing with protesters in the country, describing it as violation of human rights. 
Washington introduces tougher security measures for all US-bound airline passengers, warning enhanced screening for those traveling from or via 14 'terror linked' nations. 
Deadly clashes have once again broken out between rebels and pro-government forces in central Somalia, leaving at least 47 people dead. 
Four American soldiers and one British soldier have been killed in two separate explosions in southern Afghanistan. 
Under intense international pressure, Egypt has temporarily opened the Rafah border crossing, allowing those with permits to cross into the Gaza Strip. 
When waging war "by way of deception," the motto of the Israeli Mossad, well-timed crises play a critical agenda-setting role by displacing facts with what a target population can be deceived to believe. Thus the force-multiplier effect when staged crises are reinforced with pre-staged intelligence. In combination, the two often prove persuasive.
The angry Iraqi government says it's determined to appeal a controversial court ruling in the US that dismissed manslaughter charges against five Blackwater Security guards. They're accused of killing 17 Iraqi civilians in 2007. The security personnel claim to have fired in self-defence when a convoy they were protecting came under attack. Witnesses, however, say the men opened fire without provocation indiscriminately into a crowd. But how can this case now move to appeal?
Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki has called for an end to a bitter row over oil contracts brokered by Iraqi Kurdistan. 
While transcutaneous electric nerve stimulation (TENS) had long been the most effective treatment for chronic low back pain, a new study voices doubt over this belief. 
A powerful bomb has reportedly exploded outside a courthouse in the southern Italian city of Reggio Calabria, severely damaging the building. 
Russia on Sunday denied reports of a halt in oil supplies to Belarusian refineries, amid rising concerns over a fresh pricing dispute between the two countries. 
A top Israeli official claimed Sunday the UN Security Council plans to adopt fresh sanctions against Iran within a month. 
Nuri al-Maliki, the Iraqi president, has come in for criticism from opposition groups over what they describe as his "weak response" to Iran's seizure of an oil well that Baghdad considers its own. Iranian soldiers seized the well in December and critics of al-Maliki say his "weak response" illustrated the prime minister's loyalty to his fellow Shia majority across the border in Iran.
The Nigerian man accused of trying to blow up a US flight bound for Detroit on Christmas Day allegedly got his orders from an al-Qaeda group in Yemen. Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab was studying Arabic there, just a few months ago. Al Jazeera visited his school in Sanaa, where his teacher describes him as a gentleman who did not raise any suspicions. Omar al-Saleh reports.
Guatemala has one of the highest crime rates in all of Latin America. Thousands of people are murdered every year. With police seemingly unable to stem the tide of violence, mobs are increasingly taking matters into their own hands. Al Jazeera's David Mercer reports from the city of Panajachel where a man accused of robbing a street vendor was recently lynched by a mob and put on fire in front of the police station.
A court in Egypt has ruled in favour of the government's decision to ban students from wearing the face veil (niqab) while taking university examinations. But female students who had appealed the ban when it was originally imposed by the government last October have vowed to appeal the verdict. The students said the ban on niqab infringed on their religious rights.
The director of the Arabic language institute in Sana'a, Yemen, where Umar Farouq Abdelmutaleb studied, says he did not have any reservations about the Nigerian citizen. And his teacher describes him as a "gentleman and very polite ... not a fanatic or radical". Al Jazeera's Omar al-Saleh reports.
The US and Britain have closed their embassies in Yemen, citing fears of an al-Qaeda attack. The moves come as Washington gives the country renewed focus following the failed bombing of a US airliner on Christmas Day. The suspect in that attempted attack has been linked to a group, calling itself al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, which is believed to be based in Yemen. 
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