Tuesday, July 30, 2013

"Let us be peace and joy" Tom Feeley





 "Let us be peace and joy"

Tom Feeley..........
thanks for all you do; silver and gold 
'I have none'.  In the name of truth arise and rock!

For all the traffic this site generates, ye shall have my lot!!!.......and then some 'pay it forward.  I dnk whom gets credit for the intel........just get everything corp-media omits out there so an informed populace/society?= know what is left to do for sustainable, eternal  'joy and peace', have the tools to make decisions, not about 'a' future, or any forecast of bright light outcomes,  again WTF?, may make.........maybe? provoke thoughts, cultivate honest discourse....... even if UN-(informed decisions) whatever the fuck that is?  Good vibes on the way!! Hang in there:


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"OBAMA IN MANY WAYS IS A SICK MAN!" FREE BRADLEY MANNING NOW!

 this guy is from OklAHOMa,  cressent.





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Bradley Manning's Hometown Reacts To WikiLeak Case Verdict

Posted: Jul 30, 2013 9:19 PM CST Updated: Jul 30, 2013 9:19 PM CST
By Michael Konopasek

 
The 25-year-old Army Private from Crescent, Oklahoma, is now known around the world for admitting to leaking more than a half million military documents to WikiLeaks. The 25-year-old Army Private from Crescent, Oklahoma, is now known around the world for admitting to leaking more than a half million military documents to WikiLeaks.
CRESCENT, Oklahoma -
Oklahoma soldier Bradley Manning was acquitted of aiding the enemy Tuesday, but he could still be sentenced up to 136 years in prison this week.

The 25-year-old Army Private from Crescent, Oklahoma, is now known around the world for admitting to leaking more than a half million military documents to WikiLeaks. Manning was convicted on charges including espionage and theft Tuesday.

7/30/2013 Related Story: Oklahoma Soldier Acquitted Of Aiding The Enemy, Convicted Of Espionage

"I'm not surprised from all the evidence I've heard on TV," Crescent area resident Reita Walker said.
In Manning's home turf, 40 miles north of Oklahoma City, there was widespread reaction to the verdict. People in town who know Manning all seemed to have an opinion on the verdict, but most would not go on camera. Many locals do not even want to be associated with the soldier but family friend Jennifer Kegin didn't mind.

"There should be repercussions for what he did, but [he shouldn't] spend the next hundred years in prison," Kegin said. "I really think that he didn't do it for Internet fame. I think he did it, thinking that he was helping out us Americans."

Kegin has known Manning since he was in grade school. She calls him a whistleblower. Others in town called Manning stupid. Walker says the whole thing is just sad.
"I feel really bad for his family because I know that's hard for them," Walker said. "It gets pretty close to home when it's this close."

Kegin admits the soldier's hometown is divided along with the rest of the world.
"With being a small town, a lot of people stand behind you whether they agree or not," Kegin said.
Manning's sentencing date is scheduled for Wednesday. In this case, there is no minimum sentencing requirements the judge must follow.
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West War Crimes in Syria Exposed
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Western government and media silence over the latest massacres in Syria is not just a matter of indifference or sloppy journalism. It is indicative of their complicity in the covert genocidal war on Syria.
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Why No Revolution Exists in Syria
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Without the massive rebel support from the U.S. and its allies this conflict would have ended long ago and thousands of lives would have been spared.
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General Sisi and the Egyptian military - are not a democratic entity in any sense of the word either. They are a military leadership funded in part, and trained by the United States.
Balkanization of Key Mideast States
Arabs, Beware the "Small States" Option
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If ever a conspiracy had legs, this one is it. Stirring Iranian-Arab and Sunni-Shiite strife to its advantage has been a major US policy objective since the 1979 Islamic Revolution in Iran.
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No legitimate Palestinian leader would permit Washington's involvement. Collaborators betray their people by doing so.
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The Moral Verdict on Bradley Manning:
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By John Pilger
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134 people killed in clashes in Sudan's Darfur:

"Yesterday's clashes killed 108 from the Salamat and 26 from us," Kheiri told Reuters. "The clashes lasted from 3 am until 6 pm," he added, without giving more details.




Nigeria: 12 killed in blasts in Kano's Christian area:

Multiple explosions that blasted a bar and entertainment area in a Christian quarter of Nigeria's northern and mainly Muslim city of Kano killed at least 12 people, the military said Tuesday.




Gunmen kill 8 Tunisian troops as political tensions grow:

President Moncef Marzouki called the ambush on Mount Chaambi, near the Algerian border, a "terrorist attack" and announced three days of mourning. Tunisian troops have been trying to track down Islamist militants in the remote region since December.




Tunisia's prime minister refuses to step down:
Prime Minister Ali Larayedh's fiery speech, in which he called those wanting to dissolve the government "anarchists" and "opportunists," is unlikely to appease an angry opposition that says the Islamist-led government has failed to carry out the political transition promised after the overthrow of Tunisia's dictator in January 2011.
Dozen bombs defused outside luxury Tripoli hotel:
Libyan security forces on Tuesday defused a dozen bombs that had been placed inside a car that was parked outside a luxury hotel in the capital, the interior ministry said.
Egypt: Despite dozens of deaths, Muslim Brotherhood finds little sympathy at home or abroad:
The group is deeply, deeply isolated. Its members are increasingly targeted by state violence that they have little power to resist, leaving them at the mercy of a military and state security service that has long loathed them.
Clashes leave 12 houses torched in Cairo's Ezbet Abu-Hashish:
Conflicting reports emerge on how clashes broke out in Cairo's Ezbet Abu-Hashish working-class neighbourhood late Sunday
EU envoy says Morsi 'well' after meeting:
Catherine Ashton, the European Union foreign policy chief, said Egypt's deposed president Mohamed Morsi was "well" after meeting him for two hours, his first known contact with the outside world since he was toppled by the army earlier this month.
Egypt restores feared secret police units:
Military-backed government seems to have no intent of reforming practices that characterised both Mubarak and Morsi eras
Jihadists fire 'US-made ballistic missile' at Sinai security HQ:
Jihadists attacked the Egyptian security headquarters in northern Sinai ostensibly using an American-made ballistic missile, Egypt's interior ministry said early Monday morning.
Blair Legacy Continues As
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Attacks mainly targeting Shiite-majority areas of Iraq killed at least 57 people on Monday, and security forces killed 10 militants, officials said, as the interior ministry warned of civil war.
Assad's forces kill 12 rebels taking flour from mill - activist:
"The Free Syrian Army took over the flour mill after a battle that lasted several hours, but the regime's forces shelled the area and hit it from the air as the fighters were transporting the flour out of the mill," activist Abu Kassem al-Shabawi said from the area.
Air raids 'kill 11 children in Syria's Aleppo, Homs':
Seven children in the northern Syrian province of Aleppo and another four in Homs in the centre were among 17 civilians killed in air raids on Tuesday, a watchdog said.
Syrian Soldiers Executed By Rebels -
Video - Warning -
FSA & Jabhat al-Nusra Public Execution Al-Hasakah :
Video - Warning -
How a Syrian rebel stronghold fell into regime hands:
Syrian Army soldiers have won control of the Khalidiya district in Homs, crushing one of the last rebel bastions in the central city that sits on the route linking Damascus with the coastal heartland of President Assad's Alawite sect.
SNC leader tells Al Arabiya Geneva II conference can end Syria war: Video -
In an exclusive interview with Al Arabiya, Ahmed Jarba, the new president of the Syrian National Coalition (SNC), said he expects the Geneva II conference to take place, adding that the U.N.-backed meeting and the formation of a transitional government can lead to the fall of the Syrian regime.
US kills another 3 people in Yemen:
The official said the attack took place early Tuesday in the town of Saeed in Shabwa province and targeted a car carrying the suspected militants. The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity in line with regulations, gave no further details.
Israelis and Palestinians open talks:
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Pakistan elects new president as Taliban attack on prison kills 14, frees 250 inmates:
The fighters freed more than 250 prisoners, including 38 suspected militants, and killed 14 people, including guards and Shiite Muslim prisoners, officials said.
Pakistan: Four armed suspects killed in Quetta:
Acting on a tip-off about the presence of an armed group in Eastern Bypass area, the law enforcement agencies (LEA) launched an operation, killing four armed suspects, official sources claimed.
Afghanistan: Taliban district chief among 4 killed in Konduz operation:
A Taliban named district chief and three of his subordinates were killed and 29 others arrested during a security forces operation in northwestern province of Konduz, an official said Monday.
Bradley Manning guilty of espionage in Wikileaks case:
Pte Manning, 25, has been found guilty of 20 charges in total.
European Parliamentarians call on President Obama to free Bradley Manning:
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Report: New Zealand military collected data on phone calls of McClatchy contributor: -
New Zealand's defense minister said Monday that an investigation is underway into a report that U.S. intelligence agencies helped his nation's military track the mobile telephone calls of a freelance journalist while he worked for McClatchy Newspapers in Afghanistan.
US developing Mind Reading: Video:
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Guns in school: Ark. district arming more than 20 teachers, staff: 
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Myrtle Beach judge rules citizens can't feed homeless in public park:
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Obama Admin. Deported More Than 13,000 Unaccompanied Mexican Children in 2012;
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JPMorgan Accused of Energy-Market Manipulation by U.S. Agency:
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US fast food workers walk out in organised strike against low wages:
New York City-based campaign spreads around the country as workers unite to demand minimum $15 per hour wage
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Audit reveals USDA paid out millions to dead farmers:
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