The US and China: One Side is Losing, the Other is Winning (plus 47 more items) |  |
- The US and China: One Side is Losing, the Other is Winning
- Iran certain of foreign involvement in riots
- Top Israeli diplomat scolds ambassadors
- Witness - A girl called Jewel
- Anti-Mousavi slogans purged in Tehran
- Witness - Ma Yan's story
- Death toll hits 99 at volleyball bombing
- Rare chimpanzees threatened by volcano's eruption
- Abdullah: Cabinet disapproval adds to Afghan woes
- Rebels kill '25 Eritrean soldiers'
- Mousavi's statement draws varied reactions
- Watches worth $3.2mn stolen from Tokyo store
- Saudi authorities remove posters of Shia Imam
- Israel: Abbas does not represent all Palestinians
- Two Passenger trains collide in Turkey
- People & Power - Gilad Shalit: Bargaining Chip
- US revolution is near — economist
- Mexico says alleged drug lord arrested
- Gerrard saves Liverpool against Reading in FA Cup
- Burglars steal Picasso, Rousseau works in France
- PA urges Israel to drop controversial prisoners law
- Venezuela 'better at anti-narcotics without US'
- New Zealand crude oil production rises 17%
- US embassy in Yemen closed amid threats
- A matter of life and debt
- Russian-made Hollywood: super hero blockbuster
- UK to follow US intervention in Yemen
- Indian consortium to invest in Iran gas field
- Karzai raps civilian casualties in US operations
- The Israel Lobby's War on Al Manar TV
- The Iron Wall of Egypt
- Batman Gotham Knight review
- Ecuador: US extremists trying to destabilize us
- How the French were lobotomized
- Iranian soccer official resigns over email to Israel
- 4 more Iranian policemen die in anti-drug campaign
- US led strikes on Al-Qaeda in Yemen, report says
- Ugandan army kills LRA second in command
- India releases 31 Pakistani fishermen
- Ten killed in clashes in Niger
- Basques protest against Spain's detention polices
- Colombian troops mopping up after attacks on FARC camps
- An International Crime Called Gaza
- Ahmadinejad wishes for global justice in '10
- Iran to test artificial windpipe on humans
- Laughing matters for Indian yoga teacher
- Bomber strikes Pakistan tournament
- Inside Iraq - Cancer fears
| The US and China: One Side is Losing, the Other is Winning Posted: 03 Jan 2010 09:27 AM PST  Asian capitalism, notably China and South Korea are competing with the US for global power. Asian global power is driven by dynamic economic growth, while the US pursues a strategy of military-driven empire building. One Day's Read of the Financial Times Even a cursory read of a single issue of the Financial Times (December 28, 2009) illustrates the divergent strategies toward empire building. On page one, the lead article on the US is on its expanding military conflicts and its 'war on terror', entitled "Obama Demands Review of Terror List". In contrast, there are two page-one articles on China, which describe China's launching of the world's fastest long-distance passenger train service and China's decision to maintain its currency pegged to the US dollar as a mechanism to promote its robust export sector. While Obama turns the US focus on a fourth battle front (Yemen) in the 'war on terror' (after Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan), the Financial Times reports on the same page that a South Korean consortium has won a $20.4 billion dollar contract to develop civilian nuclear power plants for the United Arab Emirates, beating its US and European competitors. |
| Iran certain of foreign involvement in riots Posted: 03 Jan 2010 08:09 AM PST
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| Top Israeli diplomat scolds ambassadors Posted: 03 Jan 2010 06:36 AM PST
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| Anti-Mousavi slogans purged in Tehran Posted: 03 Jan 2010 05:08 AM PST
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| Death toll hits 99 at volleyball bombing Posted: 03 Jan 2010 03:37 AM PST
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| Rare chimpanzees threatened by volcano's eruption Posted: 03 Jan 2010 03:37 AM PST
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| Abdullah: Cabinet disapproval adds to Afghan woes Posted: 03 Jan 2010 02:37 AM PST
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| Rebels kill '25 Eritrean soldiers' Posted: 03 Jan 2010 02:36 AM PST
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| Mousavi's statement draws varied reactions Posted: 03 Jan 2010 02:36 AM PST
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| Watches worth $3.2mn stolen from Tokyo store Posted: 03 Jan 2010 02:36 AM PST
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| Saudi authorities remove posters of Shia Imam Posted: 03 Jan 2010 02:36 AM PST
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| Israel: Abbas does not represent all Palestinians Posted: 03 Jan 2010 02:36 AM PST
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| Two Passenger trains collide in Turkey Posted: 03 Jan 2010 02:36 AM PST
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| People & Power - Gilad Shalit: Bargaining Chip Posted: 03 Jan 2010 01:43 AM PST
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| US revolution is near — economist Posted: 03 Jan 2010 01:09 AM PST
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| Mexico says alleged drug lord arrested Posted: 03 Jan 2010 01:09 AM PST
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| Gerrard saves Liverpool against Reading in FA Cup Posted: 03 Jan 2010 01:08 AM PST
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| Burglars steal Picasso, Rousseau works in France Posted: 03 Jan 2010 01:08 AM PST
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| PA urges Israel to drop controversial prisoners law Posted: 03 Jan 2010 01:08 AM PST
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| Venezuela 'better at anti-narcotics without US' Posted: 03 Jan 2010 01:08 AM PST
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| New Zealand crude oil production rises 17% Posted: 03 Jan 2010 01:08 AM PST
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| US embassy in Yemen closed amid threats Posted: 03 Jan 2010 01:08 AM PST
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| Russian-made Hollywood: super hero blockbuster Posted: 02 Jan 2010 11:39 PM PST
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| UK to follow US intervention in Yemen Posted: 02 Jan 2010 11:36 PM PST
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| Indian consortium to invest in Iran gas field Posted: 02 Jan 2010 11:36 PM PST
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| Karzai raps civilian casualties in US operations Posted: 02 Jan 2010 11:36 PM PST
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| The Israel Lobby's War on Al Manar TV Posted: 02 Jan 2010 10:48 PM PST
These lists, plus the reported existence of others that have not been made public, are supposed to reduce the fear and stress on Americans just knowing there are such lists and that someone is 'watching out'. |
| Posted: 02 Jan 2010 10:48 PM PST
About 1400 activists from all over the world gathered there on their way to the Gaza Strip. On the anniversary of the "Cast Lead" War, they intended to participate in a non-violent demonstration against the ongoing blockade, which makes the life of 1.5 million inhabitants of the Strip intolerable. At the same time, protest demonstrations were to take place in many countries. In Tel-Aviv, too, a big protest was planned. The "monitoring committee" of the Arab citizens of Israel was to organize an event on the Gaza border. |
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| Ecuador: US extremists trying to destabilize us Posted: 02 Jan 2010 10:36 PM PST
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| How the French were lobotomized Posted: 02 Jan 2010 08:04 PM PST
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| Iranian soccer official resigns over email to Israel Posted: 02 Jan 2010 08:08 AM PST
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| 4 more Iranian policemen die in anti-drug campaign Posted: 02 Jan 2010 08:07 AM PST
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| US led strikes on Al-Qaeda in Yemen, report says Posted: 02 Jan 2010 08:07 AM PST
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| Ugandan army kills LRA second in command Posted: 02 Jan 2010 06:36 AM PST
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| India releases 31 Pakistani fishermen Posted: 02 Jan 2010 06:36 AM PST
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| Ten killed in clashes in Niger Posted: 02 Jan 2010 06:36 AM PST
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| Basques protest against Spain's detention polices Posted: 02 Jan 2010 05:09 AM PST
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| Colombian troops mopping up after attacks on FARC camps Posted: 02 Jan 2010 05:08 AM PST
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| An International Crime Called Gaza Posted: 02 Jan 2010 04:47 AM PST
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| Ahmadinejad wishes for global justice in '10 Posted: 02 Jan 2010 04:36 AM PST
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| Iran to test artificial windpipe on humans Posted: 02 Jan 2010 04:36 AM PST
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| Laughing matters for Indian yoga teacher Posted: 02 Jan 2010 04:25 AM PST
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| Bomber strikes Pakistan tournament Posted: 02 Jan 2010 04:24 AM PST
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Iranian Interior Minister Mostafa Mohammad-Najjar said Sunday it has become evident for the country that the recent anti-government riots were led by foreigners. 
Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman chastised the regime's foreign envoys for their tendency to appease their host states. 
Just days into Israel's war on Gaza, in early January, the extended Al Samouni family, some 48 men, women and children, was attacked in the homes they occupied together in the south of Gaza - and almost all of them were killed. Thirteen-year-old Almaza - 'jewel' - is one of the very few who survived the attack in which 30 members of her family died, many before her own eyes. A Girl Called Jewel is Almaza's story, a heart-breaking eye-witness account of the war in Gaza.
The Tehran Municipality has been clearing the Iranian capital of graffiti containing negative comments about defeated presidential candidate Mir-Hossein Mousavi. 
It was the writing of a 14-year-old girl in western China that gave a voice to countless children in rural China, whose families' struggle to make a basic living often kept them from completing their education, which in turn, might help move their families out of the cycle of poverty. Now, nearly seven years after Ma Yan wrote her diary, she is marking a new milestone: She is heading to university. She will be only the second person from her village to receive a higher education. We catch up ...
More bodies have been pulled from the rubble of a sports complex in northwestern Pakistan, raising the death toll in Friday's attack on a volleyball game to at least 99. 
The eruption of Africa's most active volcano, Mount Nyamuragira, has threatened rare chimpanzees in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). 
Afghan leader Hamid Karzai's main rival in the August presidential race, Abdullah Abdullah, says parliament rejections of Karzai's cabinet will add to the crises in the country. 
The Tehran Municipality has been clearing the Iranian capital of graffiti containing negative comments about defeated presidential candidate Mir-Hossein Mousavi. 
Thieves have made off with watches worth about 3.2 million dollars after boring a 40-50cm hole through the concrete wall of a jewelry shop in Japan. 
Saudi authorities have pulled down posters of the third Shia Imam in the coastal city of al-Qatif, which hosts the country's largest community of Shia Muslims. 
Israel's ultra-nationalist Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman says Palestinian Authority's acting Chief Mahmoud Abbas lacks legitimacy to represent Palestinians. 
Two passenger trains have collided in Bilecik in northwestern Turkey, killing at least one and injuring four others, Turkish media has reported. 
How much is a life worth? Gilad Shalit, an Israeli soldier, was captured on June 25, 2006, in a Hamas raid. He has been held ever since as a bargaining chip for the release of some or all of the estimated 10000 or more Palestinians held in Israeli jails. Israel has one unwritten code with those it sends to war - no one will be left behind. So the Israeli response was quick and has been continuous. However, failure to resolve the issue has served only to heighten tension in the region. Zeina ...
Capitalism brings immense suffering to the world and needs to be overthrown that is according to political economist and author Raymond Lotta from New York. He told RT he thinks a revolution is coming.
Mexican drug cartel boss Carlos Beltran Leyva has been arrested, the Public Safety Department has announced in a statement. 
Steven Gerrard has helped Liverpool come from behind to earn a 1-1 away draw to Championship strugglers Reading in the FA Cup third round. 
Burglars have stolen about 30 works of art, including paintings by Spanish master Pablo Picasso and a French Post-Impressionist Henri Rousseau. 
The Palestinian Authority (PA) has urged Israel to cancel a controversial law that it uses to hold prisoners without a trial. 
Venezuela says its anti-narcotics effort has improved since it ended cooperation with the US with an increase in drug confiscations throughout 2009. 
New Zealand crude oil production has increased nearly 20 percent in the quarter ending September, Energy and Resources Minister Gerry Brownlee has said. 
The US has closed its embassy in Yemen after receiving threats from al-Qaeda, the embassy and foreign diplomats say. 
Over the past year healthcare has become one of the greatest tests for Barack Obama, the US president. He made reform of the system that leaves 47 million people uninsured his top domestic priority. Congress passed two bills that are expected to be merged in the coming weeks. If Obama signs a final bill into law, he will be the first US president in a century to deliver on his promise of reform. But many in his own Democratic party say the new measures fall short of his campaign promise to ...
Black Lightning the latest film to hit the big screen in Moscow has been dubbed Russias answer to Batman and Transformers. Some also see it as the beginning for the revival of the Russian film industry.
The British premier's office says that Prime Minister Gordon Brown and US President Barack Obama have agreed to fight what they call terrorism in Yemen and Somalia. 
An Indian Consortium led by Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC) is to finalize a deal to invest in the development of an Iranian gas field, an Iranian official says. 
Afghan President Hamid Karzai has condemned US-led forces for unpopular tactics which result in civilian deaths, amid public anger across the country. 
Having inherited the Bush administration's rising stack of terrorism lists, President Obama's team had expressed interest in culling them 'so they are more accurate and manageable and Americans experience less stress', according to Homeland Security director Janet Napolitano.
Something odd, almost bizarre, is going on in Egypt these days.
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Ecuador has accused right-wing extremists in the United States of planning to destabilize the South American country. 
In Cabala, evil takes on a mysterious existence of its own, which its precepts trace back to the physical appearance of life on Earth, or Adam. Cabala claims that Adam throws the entire stream of life out of balance, and that the Church, or Christianity, by formalizing the existence of the Adamite people on Earth, have become a problem which must be resolved. This is the essence of the basic anti-life principle underlying all Cabala and its heir, Freemasonry. These precepts declare that Satanism will achieve its final triumph over the Church and Christianity, thus ending the "dualism" of this world, the struggle between good and evil. In short, the problem of good and evil will all be ended when evil triumphs and good is eliminated from the earth. This program may sound somewhat simplistic, but it is the basic premise of the Cabala and Freemasonry. - Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan, p. 42
A high-ranking official of the Iranian Football Federation (IFF) has been compelled to resign after a Happy New Year greeting was accidentally sent to the Israel Football Association. 
Iran's law enforcement forces have lost four more soldiers in a confrontation with drug traffickers in a desert area of eastern Iran, which lies on a major drug smuggling route from neighboring Afghanistan to Europe. 
The United States, with the full support of the Yemeni government, led the recent ground and air strikes on suspected Al-Qaeda positions killing more than 60 militants, a television report says. 
A top leader of the Lord's Resistance Army, Bok Abudema, was killed by the Ugandan army on New Year's Day in the Central African Republic. 
Indian authorities released 31 Pakistani fisherman held in Gujarat jails and handed them over to Pakistan's Rangers at the Wahga border on Saturday. 
Niger has announced that seven of its soldiers and one civilian have been killed in a region on the border with Mali. 
Thousands of people in Spain's Basque Country have held demonstrations to protest against Spanish detention policies. 
Colombian troops are conducting mopping-up operations after attacking two FARC camps. 
A fully pre-meditated international crime of genocide has been taking place during the last 62 years in the heart of the Arab World. The victims are the Palestinian people especially those in the Gaza Strip. The assassin is the worst ever terrorist group deceptively called the Israeli Defense Forces under the leadership of the theocratically most racist "god's chosen" deceitfully self-proclaimed "democratic Jewish-only" Israel. Israel had been created, financed, armed, and politically protected by, mainly, British and American rapture-vision-obsessed Talmudist power elites consisting of profit-seeking financiers and military-industrial complex.
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has expressed hope that justice and peace will be established across the world in the New Year 2010. 
Iranian scientists announce that the first artificial windpipe will be ready to be transplanted on a human in the coming month. 
The discipline of Yoga is not all stretching and meditation. One Mumbai-based yoga teacher has developed "Laughter Yoga", and now he is on a social mission to get some of India's most disadvantaged people to smile. Al Jazeera's Casey Kauffman reports from India.
A suicide bomber has killed at least 88 people and injured dozens more in northwest Pakistan. The attack on Friday at a volleyball tournament in the city of Lakki Marwat was one of the deadliest Pakistan has seen in recent months. There has been no claim of responsibility, but officials say the attack could be in retaliation to local tribal efforts to combat the Taliban. Al Jazeera's Alan Fisher reports.
Doctors in Iraq are recording a shocking rise in the number of cancer victims south of Baghdad. Sufferers in the province of Babil have risen by almost tenfold in just three years. Locals blame depleted uranium from US military equipment used in the 2003 invasion. Many Iraqi doctors say its radiation causes an alarming rise in cancer rates and birth defects among Iraqi children. All over Iraq 300 sites are said to be contaminated by depleted Uranium.| You are subscribed to email updates from Rebel Newsflash To stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe now. | Email delivery powered by Google |
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