Friday, May 31, 2013


van der sloot...........assange,  lets trade, mainstream america wants the sloot yesterday, Julie is an oppresd........poll this..stat-masters

again Canaduh to be blocked?....as well as others,  folllow my TAGS, numerous pseudonyms....kosmicdebris..............................................................fighting the
good FIGHT, with our collective minds..................... as the ultimate weapon!!  






Etymology

Canadian English. Back-formation from repatriate.

Verb

patriate (third-person singular simple present patriates, present participle patriating, simple past and past participle patriated)
  1. (Canada) To assume control of a governmental power from a former mother country.
    Canada moved to patriate its constitution from the United Kingdom in 1982.

Noun

pirate (plural pirates)
  1. A criminal who plunders at sea; commonly attacking merchant vessels, though often pillaging port towns.
  2. An armed ship or vessel that sails for the purpose of plundering other vessels.
  3. One who breaks intellectual property laws by reproducing protected works without permission
ŝraŭbilo
security agent, this "positive hero" stabs a screwdriver in an opponent's eye, and conduct of this "hero" is offered to us as a "patrotic act". ...




 Everywhere, especially in France and England, social and religious
societies are being formed which are wholly alien to the world of
present-day politics, societies that derive their life from new sources
quite unknown to us and that grow and diffuse themselves without
fanfare. The people, the poor class, which without doubt constitutes
 the greatest part of humanity; the class whose rights have already been
 recognized in theory but which is nevertheless still despised for its
birth, for its ties with poverty and ignorance, as well as indeed with
actual slavery – this class, which constitutes the true people, is
everywhere assuming a threatening attitude and is beginning to count the
 ranks of its enemy, far weaker in numbers than itself, and to demand
the actualization of the right already conceded to it by everyone. All
 people and all men are filled with a kind of premonition, and everyone
whose vital organs are not paralyzed faces with shuddering expectation
the approaching future which will utter the redeeming word. Even in
Russia, the boundless snow-covered kingdom so little known, and which
perhaps also has a great future in store, even in Russia dark clouds are
 gathering, heralding storm. Oh, the air is sultry and pregnant with lightning.

  --Mikhail Bakunin





















"You
 know well that government  always kept a kind of standing army of news
writers who, without any regard to  truth or to what should be like
truth,  invented and put into the papers  whatever might serve the
ministers. This suffices with the mass of the people  who have no means
of distinguishing the false from the true paragraphs of a  newspaper."
-- Thomas Jefferson to G. K. van Hogendorp, Oct.  13, 1785. (*) ME 5:181, Papers 8:632













"The closed door and the  sealed lips are prerequisites to tyranny.": Stanton, Frank  L.








      What all other men are is of the greatest importance to me.

However independent I may imagine myself to be, however far removed I

may appear from mundane considerations by my social status, I am

enslaved to the misery of the meanest member of society.      

  --Mikhail Bakunin






















censored













Manslaughter for Miscarriage, Rohingya Population Control, Cure for Capitalism






























Park Slope, USA Episode 1: "Welcome to the Neighborhood" 



 




Syrian Rebel Alliance Openly  Threatens Ethnic Cleansing




By Alex  Newman




The
 rebel FSA spokesperson said in a TV  interview that minority
communities would be "wiped off the map" if the regime's  forces managed
 to capture the city of Al-Qusair.







Lifting the Fake EU Arms  Embargo




By Stephen  Lendman




EU nations agreed to end what never  existed.







Syria Escalation Poses Growing  Risk of Regional War




By Bill Van  Auken




The
crisis of the so-called rebels and  the reversals the Islamist militias
have suffered recently in combat with the  Syrian army have only served
to escalate the US and Western European  preparations for direct
intervention.







Let's Be Clear: Establishing a  'No-Fly Zone' Is an Act of War




By Conor  Friedersdorf




The term is a euphemism that obscures  the gravity of what its advocates are suggesting -- a U.S. air attack on Syria.







What A Load Of Dishonest And  Contemptible Bull:


Why US must stop Russian  missiles for Syria:




By The Christian Science  Monitor Editorial Board




Putin's
 decision to send sophisticated  S-300 antiaircraft missiles to Syria's
embattled regime shows a moral  indifference to human suffering and
popular demands for democracy.







Syria and the Middle  East:


Our Greatest Miscalculation  Since the Rise of Fascism




By Simon  Jenkins




There could no more dreadful idea than  to pour more armaments into the sectarian war now consuming Syria.







Time for Russia to Make a  Stand




By Prof. Rodney  Shakespeare




So
 is Russia still asleep? It had  better not be. The West (always serving
 Zionist desires to eliminate any  independent Islamic state capable of
resisting Israel's expansion into the lands  of others) is pushing hard
to dismantle Syria.









Our Twisted Politics of  Grief




By Norman  Solomon




A drone's
 victim never hears the  missile that kills him.") Overhead are drones
named Reaper, shooting missiles  named Hellfire. Have the heavens been
grabbed by people who think their  instruments of death are godly?







Doubting Obama's Resolve to Do  Right




By Ray  McGovern




Those of
us who care about the  Constitution and rule of law now need to be
guided by experience and to stop  cutting him still more slack.







Media Gets Targeted by  Obama


Discovers No One Cares Except  the Media




By Bethania Palma  Markus




After
years of either promoting or  ignoring George W. Bush's, then Obama's
constant infringements on the civil  liberties of average Americans, the
 media suddenly think it's a scandal now that  they're the butt of it.







Henry Kissinger Confronted  While Receiving The Freedom Award




Video




" How does it feel winning a freedom  award when you are wanted as a mass murder?"







The 'Cult of  Capitalism'


America Is Being Led Astray By  Narcissists




By Paul B.  Farrell




Capitalism is now a cult, and Jamie  Dimon is the self-appointed leader of the "cult of capitalism."







The Monsanto  Revolution




By Timothy V.  Gatto




The government has acted against the  welfare of its own people for the personal gain of a corporation.







Food Justice: Monsanto, Factory  Farming, and Beyond




By Mickey  Z.




"The earth is not dying. It is being  killed, and the people killing it have names and addresses."







Hard News  



   




30 killed in Baghdad blasts,  extending wave of violence-:


Bomb
 blasts tore through two Baghdad  neighborhoods Wednesday evening,
killing at least 30 people including several  members of a wedding
party, and extending a relentless wave of bloodshed roiling  Iraq.







Syrian army seizes strategic  air base near Qusair: state media:


Syrian
 troops and Hezbollah fighters  already surround the border town of
Qusair from three sides. Taking control of  Dabaa, on the northern side
of Qusair, would put the strategic town under siege  from four sides.







Services collapsing in Syrian  rebel-controlled areas:


Ravaged
 Aleppo sees food, fuel prices  skyrocket, staples like medicine, baby
formula non-existent; 'We've nothing to  feed babies,' says resident







Rockets from Syria hit  north-east Lebanon:


Three
 Syrian rockets hit the Bekaa  valley city of Hermel Wednesday, wounding
 one person, a security source told The  Daily Star.







UN rights council passes  resolution demanding civilian protection:


The
 U.N. High Commissioner told the  47-nation U.N. Human Rights Council.
"The message from all of us should be the  same: we will not support
this conflict with arms, ammunition, politics or  religion."







US-backed UN resolution on  Syria is 'odious', says Russian foreign minister:


Sergei
 Lavrov, the Russian foreign  minister, has criticised as "odious" a
US-backed draft resolution condemning the  Syrian government before a
debate at the UN human rights council on Wednesday.  Lavrov said the
"extremely unwholesome initiative" would damage attempts to end  the
Syrian civil war and convene a planned peace conference.







Obama asked Pentagon to prepare  Syria no-fly zone plans - report:


If enacted, the no-fly zone would be  enforced by the US military with help from France, Great Britain and other  allies.







Pentagon pushes back against Syria  no-fly zone report:


Pentagon
 press secretary George Little  said in a statement there "is no new
military planning effort underway with  regard to Syria."







White House says no-fly zone  for Syria remains on table:


"Every
 option available to the  president remains on the table when it comes
to our policy towards Syria. That  of course includes the possibility of
 a no-fly zone," White House spokesman Jay  Carney told a news briefing.







Russian Missile Plan Chills  Chances for Syrian No-Fly Zone:


"The
 S-300 has the capacity to knock  down cruise missiles as well as
high-altitude planes," he said. "So the  possession of the S-300
certainly does pose greater difficulties to a no-fly  zone."







Israel warns of action over  Russian plan to give missiles to Syria's Assad;


A
 senior Israeli defense official  warned on Tuesday that Russia's plan
to send sophisticated anti-aircraft weapons  systems to Syria's
President Bashar Assad was a "threat" and signaled Israel  could take
some form of unspecified action in response.







Syria promises 'immediate  retaliation' if Israel strikes again;


Syria's
 foreign minister warned on  Wednesday that Syria "will retaliate
immediately" if Israel strikes Syrian soil  again. - "Americans have no
business in deciding who will run Syria," adding  that this "would be a
precedent in international relations that we must not  allow."







Canada opposes arming Syria  opposition:


Canada's
 top diplomat Tuesday warned of  "more violence, more deaths and more
destruction" in Syria that risks spilling  over into neighboring
countries if the EU arms Syrian rebels.







Syrian "rebels" condemn  opposition coalition:


Rebels
 on the ground in Syria have  launched a blistering attack on the Syrian
 opposition coalition outside the  country. A statement issued by the
Revolutionary Movement in Syria said the  coalition had failed to
represent the Syrian revolution.







The Syrian opposition is in  crisis, and it's all on video;


A
 video has emerged from a crucial  meeting of the main opposition group,
 the Syrian National Council, that gives an  insight into just how
divided the movement is.







Top diplomats in last-ditch  meet with Syria opposition:


Dissidents
 say the chaotic meeting has  been deadlocked by internal bickering as
well as conflicting pressures from key  backers of the revolt, Saudi
Arabia, Qatar, France, Turkey and the United  States.







Russia blasts US double  standards over Syrian peace progress:


The
 US-Russian initiative for a  comprehensive peace conference to resolve
the Syrian crisis needs honest effort  of those involved. But some
nations apparently try to undermine the effort to  call the meeting,
says the Russia's foreign minister.







Iran 'invited' to Syria peace  conference: State media:


Iran
 has received "an oral invitation"  to attend a planned Syria peace
conference in Geneva next month, the official  IRNA news agency quoted a
 deputy foreign minister as saying on May  29.







Iran condemns McCain visit to  Syria:


"The
 US senator's illegal entry into  Syria and his meeting with the
commanders of the armed groups fighting the  government of Syria is
against American claims of seeking a political solution  to the Syria
crisis," the Iranian diplomat said on Wednesday.







Send John McCain to Guantanamo  Bay:


Given
 the fact that numerous  individuals have been sent to the Guantanamo
Bay detention facility for  "associating with terrorists," Senator John
McCain has now opened himself up to  the same fate after he met with FSA
 rebels in Syria who are admittedly led by  and who have pledged
allegiance to Al-Qaeda terrorists.







Anti-Zionist Rabbis Seeking  Support for Ambulance for Gaza:


Anti-Zionist Orthodox Jews have been  outraged at the continuing atrocities involved in the ongoing siege of the Gaza  Strip







29 "militants" killed in Afghan  raids within 24 hours: gov't:


Afghan
 army and police supported by the  NATO-led coalition forces have
eliminated 29 armed Taliban militants and  detained 45 others during
different operations started on Tuesday, the country's  Interior
Ministry said Wednesday.







'Attack on Red Cross office' in  Afghan city of Jalalabad:


There
 had been an explosion at the  office, with two attackers holed up
inside the building, officials say. - The  Red Cross confirmed on its
Twitter feed that "an incident" had occurred, but  provided no further
information.







Afghans 'unlawfully held' by UK  forces at Camp Bastion:


UK lawyers acting for eight of the men  said their clients had been held for up to 14 months without  charge.









UK set to return up to 90  Afghans held without charge at 'secret' facility in Camp Bastion:


Defence Secretary Philip Hammond denies  claims of unlawful detention in facility compared to Guantanamo Bay









US Kills 6 People In Pakistan:  :


At
 least six suspected militants have  been killed and three injured in a
drone strike in north-western Pakistan,  security officials have told
the BBC.









In public relations exercise:


Pakistan denounces U.S. drone  strike that killed Taliban leader:


"The
 government of Pakistan has  expressed serious concerns over the U.S.
drone attack that occurred in North  Waziristan," Pakistan's Foreign
Ministry said in a statement.







One person killed as Buddhist  mobs attack Muslim homes for second day in Myanmar:


Buddhist
 mobs armed with sticks and  machetes burned Muslim homes on Wednesday
for a second day in the northern  Myanmar city of Lashio, contradicting
claims in state media that soldiers and  police had restored calm.







3 Libyan soldiers killed in  Benghazi attack:


"An
 explosive device that was concealed  in a rubbish bin blew up near a
patrol of the Al-Khandak Brigades," killing one  soldier on the spot
while the other two later died of their injuries, said  Abdullah
Al-Shaafi.







Libya: 2 killed in an attack on  police patrol in Benghazi:


Libya's
 official news agency says  unidentified attackers hurled an explosive
device at a security patrol in the  eastern city of Benghazi, killing
two and injuring several others.







U.S. military officers shot  outside Venezuela strip club:


The
 two men are enlisted military  officers who work at the U.S. Embassy
and the State Department says their  injuries are not life-threatening.
Venezuelan authorities say that they have  identified their attackers,
but no arrests have been made.







Rival Honduras gangs declare  truce:


Two
 of the most violent gangs in  Honduras have announced a truce under a
church-brokered drive to stem a tide of  violence that has turned
Honduras into the world's most murderous country.  Masked members of the
 "Calle 18" and "Mara Salvatrucha" gangs made separate  announcements on
 Tuesday from within San Pedro Sula prison in northern  Honduras







'Force-feeding of hunger  strikers at Gitmo is torture':


Sara
 Flounders, co-director of the  International Action Center slams the
force-feeding of inmates at the notorious  U.S.-run prison camp at
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba as a "form of torture"







GOP Congressman Downplays Gitmo  Hunger Strike Crisis:


Detainees
 Have Actually 'Put On  Weight': "The last thing to say about these
folks who are supposedly hunger  strikers is that they look to me like a
 lot of them had put on weight." Pompeo,  however, could not back that
claim up:







Liberty Reserve payments system  accused over $6bn money laundering:


The
 prosecution is one of the  largest-ever brought in the US - although
global bank HSBC was accused of  greater money laundering, but settled
by paying a fine.







HSBC faces court threat as deal  on money laundering charges stalls:


HSBC's
 controversial $1.9bn (£1.6bn)  settlement deal with the US authorities
over money laundering charges has  stalled after a row between the
justice department and the judge overseeing the  case.







HSBC Faces Fresh Allegations Of  Facilitating Money Laundering In Argentina: -


Argentina's
 tax agency said on Monday  it has uncovered 392 million pesos ($77
million) in fraudulent transactions by  HSBC Holdings Plc and said it
has asked the judicial system to probe the  European bank for alleged
tax evasion and money laundering.







U.K. Retail Sales Fall At  Fastest Pace Since January 2012:


U.K.
 retail sales declined at the  fastest rate in more than a year in May,
signaling that growth in the retail  sector weakened persistently in
2013, survey data released by the Confederation  of British Industry
revealed Wednesday.







U.K. Banks Cut 189,000 With  Employment at Nine-Year Low:


Britain's
 four biggest banks will have  eliminated about 189,000 jobs by the end
of this year from their peak staffing  levels, bringing employment to a
nine-year low amid a dearth of revenue. More  cuts may follow.







Bleak Future? UK youth lost to  austerity fears never finding jobs: Video report:


Skyrocketing
 youth unemployment is  becoming the greatest concern for the UK, as
well as other European nations. The  EU leaders are sounding the alert
over the entire generation which they fear  will never find jobs







U.K. Names UBS and Goldman  Sachs to Lead Royal Mail Sale:


No
 final decision has been taken about  how or when to sell Royal Mail,
according to the statement. The government has  said its preferred
option is an initial public offering by the end of the  current
financial year next March.







Senator Dianne Feinstein's  husband chairs a company that brokers sales of USPS facilities.:


The
 United States has entered into a  contract with one firm to sell 56
buildings that currently house U.S. Post  Offices. The sale of these
properties will bring in billions of dollars and,  with that, millions
of dollars in commissions for the one Company that is in  charge of
handling the sale







Wal-Mart Will Pay $81.6 Million  in Pollutant Dumping Case:


Under
 a plea agreement, Wal-Mart will  pay $60 million in fines and community
 service payments in California, $14  million in fines and community
service payments in Missouri and a $7.6 million  U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency fine, according to a Justice Department  statement.







How the Rich Got Richer, Global  Comparisons :


Dylan
 Matthews highlights a fascinating  little chart today. Roughly
speaking, it plots two things for 18 different  countries: (a) how much
the rich have gotten richer over the past 50 years, and  (b) how much
tax rates on the rich have gone down during the same  period.







Home of the brave?


Tiny Lego Gun Wielded by  Kindergartner Panics Grown-Ups:


A 6-year-old with a 2-inch-long plastic  assault rifle walks onto a school bus. Anyone want to guess the  punchline?






















Posted: 29 May 2013 11:22 PM PDT

Indigenous
 Peoples presented conflicting points out view about REDD during the
12th session of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Peoples, currently
taking place in New York. Part of the difference focussed on a recent
Permanent Forum report on REDD. Following a decision at the 10th session
 of the Permanent Forum, Paul Kanyinke Sena, Myrna [...] 








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Australia's de-facto net filter has ZERO regulation


No approval process, count of ban requests, rules on who can ask for bans




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Guccifer claims another political scalp with anti-Obama rant




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Subscription apps a hit with home users, Redmond claims




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10,000 year-old specimen could inspire Korean cloning










Testimony to US Congress contradicted statements made to Australia's parliament




Channel News




Cisco pilot seeks to determine UK impact of US-made channel schemes


Born in the USA, grumbled about globally




Cloud News




Google whips the sheet off new Gmail interface


Everything Google can be in your face when you mail




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Windows takes a dip, RISC/Unix cannonballs, Linux defies gravity




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