U.S., Israel spying behind BlackBerry woe – Dubai police. You are here: Home / News / World News / U.S., Israel spying behind BlackBerry woe – Dubai police Sep 05 2010 Sunday, September 5, 2010 Concerns over Israeli access to BlackBerry data, and the use of the device by the United States to spy on the United Arab Emirates are behind the Gulf state’s moves to curb the smartphone, Dubai’s police chief said. “The Unites States is the primary beneficiary of having no controls over the BlackBerry, as it has an interest to spy on the UAE,” Dhahi Khalfan Tamim said in remarks carried by the website of the daily al-Khaleej on Friday.
“The West has accused us of curbing the liberties of BlackBerry users, while America, Israel, Britain and other countries are allowed access to all transferred data,” Tamim added. Tamim, who has been outspoken in blaming Israeli agents for the assassination of a top Palestinian militant at a Dubai hotel in January, did not say why Washington had an interest in spying on Western-allied UAE. Full story here. Vaccinate the World: Gates, Rockefeller Seek Global Population Reduction. You are here: Home / Featured / Commentary / Vaccinate the World: Gates, Rockefeller Seek Global Population Reduction Sep 05 2010 Daniel Taylor Old Thinker News Sunday, September 5, 2010 The global elite has launched a world-wide operation against an unaware population to reduce and control fertility. If you can’t seem to bring yourself to believe that such an undertaking is possible, or that there are human beings willing and capable; Look back in time, this kind of conspiracy isn’t new, in fact this kind of control was idealized by Plato some 2,300 years ago in his momentous work Plato wrote that a ruling elite should guide society, “…whose aim will be to preserve the average of population.”
The activities of the ruling elite in controlling population, writes Plato, must be kept secret. Peering back into the mists of time and history reveal that there is truly nothing new under the sun. The GAVI Alliance ( Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization) Anti-fertility vaccines. Gordon Brown on the “Non-Existent” Global Government. Sep 05 2010 Tony Cartalucci Land Destroyer Sunday, September 5, 2010 “That global ethic can infuse the fairness and responsibility that is necessary for these institutions to work, but we should not lose the chance in this generation, in this decade in particular, with President Obama in America, with other people working with us around the world, to create global institutions for the environment, and for finance, and for security and for development, that make sense of our responsibility to other peoples, our desire to bind the world together, and our need to tackle problems that everybody knows exist.”
-Gordon Brown, Prime Minister UK Gordon Brown is talking about what many people are calling global governance, or when they aren’t mincing words, global government. Similar calls are made from Council on Foreign Relations members like Fareed Zakaria , a regular contributor for propaganda clearing house “Newsweek” in articles like “Writing the Rules for a New World.” The Final Assault on 2nd Amendment Rights is in Full Swing. 10 other groups pledge to continue targeting Israelis. Israeli soldiers stand guard on the road leading to the Jewish settlement of Kiryat Arba in the West Bank. NEW: 11 militant groups meet ThursdayTheir pledge comes after two attacks on settlersIt also comes amid renewed peace talks in WashingtonHamas opposes the talks between Israel and Palestinian Authority president (CNN) -- Members of the militant wing of Hamas and representatives of 10 other militant groups met Thursday and said they were joining forces and that attacks on Israelis would continue.
During the meeting, Hamas representative Abu Obeida spoke in general about resistance, jihad, and responding to Israel with iron and fire. The meeting came shortly after a Hamas official said "resistance operations" against Israelis would continue, despite the arrests of Hamas activists in the West Bank. Video: What may undermine peace talks Video: Abbas on challenges ahead Hamas, which holds sway in the Palestinian territory of Gaza, opposes the talks. Oil workers pulled from sea after Gulf of Mexico offshore rig explodes. By Mail Foreign Service Updated: 11:52 GMT, 3 September 2010 An offshore petroleum platform has exploded in the Gulf of Mexico, west of the site of the April blast that caused the massive oil spill.
U.S. Coast Guard officers received reports of the explosion at the rig which produces 1,400 barrels of oil a day from a commercial helicopter company at about 2.30pm today. Seven helicopters, two aeroplanes and four boats were sent to the site, about 100 miles south of Vermilion Bay off the central Louisiana coast. On fire: The burning oil rig is sited 100 miles of the coast of Louisiana, US. 13 crew members were rescued by Coast Guard boats sent to the scene after an explosion and other vessels then tackled the blaze All 13 people aboard the rig were rescued from the sea after evacuating as the fire took hold. One of the crew members was injured, but the extent was not known. They were rescued from the water by an offshore service vessel, the Crystal Clear, and then taken to a nearby platform. Middle East peace talks begin as Obama warns 'chance may not come again soon' | World news. The Israeli and Palestinian leaders, Binyamin Netanyahu and Mahmoud Abbas, begin direct talks in Washington today after Barack Obama launched his initiative to forge a Middle East peace agreement within a year, which he described as a "moment of opportunity that may not soon come again".
The US president said that he recognised the task would be difficult after so many failed efforts, and that passions and mistrust ran deep. But he said that the occupation and accompanying conflict were unsustainable. "The purpose of the talks is clear. These will be direct negotiations between Israelis and Palestinians. These negotiations are intended to resolve all final status issues.
"After all, there's a reason that the two state solution has eluded previous generations. The president said that it was in the national interests of all involved, including the US, that the conflict be brought to a peaceful conclusion. Secretly forced brain implants Pt IV: Intel expert on the doctors, children, military research - National Human Rights. Human Right to Private Life - The right to privacy is the right to individual autonomy that is violated when states interfere with, penalise or prohibit actions which essentially only concern the individual.
The right to privacy encompasses the right to protection of a person’s intimacy, identity, name, gender, honour, dignity, appearance, feelings and sexual orientation and extends to the home, the family and correspondence. See: Part I: Secretly Forced brain implants: Explosive Court Case Part II: Secretly Forced brain implants: MRI scan image, medical and investigative reports Part III: Secretly forced brain implants: Ex-SS, FBI contractor defends targets In the first segment of this interview, Secretly forced implants Part III, former Secret Service and FBI contractor, Bill Taylor PI shed light on government's secret program targeting individuals in their homes, communities and everywhere they try to escape for relief and survival. How Taylor found James Walbert's forced implants. Full Transcript: Obama Marks 5th Anniversary of Katrina. Obama’s August Surprise: Turning AZ and 22 Other States Over to the UN. Killed in Mexican border state.
Police and federal authorities are battling a notable increase in crime in the Mexican state of Tamaulipas. Authorities say the mayor was driving with his daughter when he was killedGovernor says the killing was an "attack against institutions"Mexico's president condemns the violenceThe state of Tamaulipas is also where 72 slain migrants were found (CNN) -- The mayor of a city in the Mexican border state of Tamaulipas was killed and his 10-year-old daughter was injured Sunday, officials said. Marco Antonio Leal Garcia, mayor of the city of Hidalgo, was driving a truck around 4:30 p.m. when he was killed, state prosecutors said in a statement. They did not provide details about the attack. Leal's daughter, who was riding with him, sustained non-life-threatening injuries, prosecutors said.
"It was not just attack against a person. It was an attack against institutions," Tamaulipas Governor Eugenio Hernandez Flores said in a statement Sunday night. CNN's Nick Valencia and Catherine E. Hurricane Earl picks up power, expected to become 'major hurricane' Earl becomes a Category 4 hurricaneTropical Storm Fiona develops in the AtlanticDanielle is downgraded a from hurricane to a tropical storm Is Hurricane Earl affecting you? Share images and information with CNN iReport. Miami, Florida (CNN) -- With Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands and soon the East Coast in its reach, Hurricane Earl prompted warnings for those areas from the Federal Emergency Management Agency Monday. While there are currently no hurricane watches or warnings for the U.S. mainland, FEMA urged residents to be prepared for severe weather as projections show the storm could affect states up and down the East Coast, the agency said.
Earl strengthened to a Category 4 hurricane Monday, with sustained winds of up to 135 mph (215 kph). The hurricane was veering away from the U.S. An iReport video submitted to CNN by Khareem Cabey of Bassaterre on St. Video: Hurricane Earl's weekend plans Video: Hundreds rescued from rip currents Video: Dangerous swimming conditions As of 7 p.m. U.S. Iraq Commander Fears Political Stalemate. Moises Saman for The New York Times General Ray Odierno, the commander of American forces in Iraq, will leave the country on Wednesday after four years there. While General Odierno said he believed negotiations had picked up and would prove successful, he predicted politicians still needed “four to six to eight weeks.”
“That’s a guess,” he said in an interview at his headquarters, whose plaster roof is still engraved with the initials of . “If it goes beyond 1 October, what does that mean? Could there be a call for another election? I worry about that a little bit.” The prospect of another election would probably throw Iraq’s already turbulent politics into even greater turmoil as the United States begins withdrawing its last 50,000 troops, scheduled to be out by the end of 2011. “The longer that takes, the more frustrated they might get with the process itself,” General Odierno said. “If we get the government formed, I think we’re O.K.,” General Odierno said. Refugee agency seeks $120 million to shelter flood-hit Pakistanis. This displaced family from Jacobabad, Sindh, must live in the open in Quetta, Pakistan 25 August 2010 – The number of people in need of shelter in flood-devastated regions of Pakistan has continued to rise as more areas become inundated, the United Nations refugee agency reported today, revising upwards the amount of funding it requires to ensure the homeless have emergency accommodation.
The UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) said it will now need $120 million, up from the $41 million the agency sought previously, to enable it provide emergency shelter and other forms of assistance to an estimated 2 million people during the next four months. The agency said that its field staff have reported that encampments were mushrooming across Sindh province as the floods spread into new areas of southern Pakistan over the past few days. In Balochistan, people are taking shelter on the rooftops of Gandhaka after more high tides hit the area, according to UNHCR. Senate To Sneak Through Internet Kill Switch Bill. Aug 26 2010 Legislation likely to be attached to Defense Authorization bill in bid to pass cybersecurity before midterms Paul Joseph Watson Prison Planet.com Thursday, August 26, 2010 The Senate is attempting to sneak through the infamous Internet kill switch cybersecurity bill by attaching it to another piece of legislation that is almost guaranteed to pass – the defense authorization bill – in an underhanded ploy to avoid the difficult task of passing cybersecurity on its own.
“It’s hard to get a measure like cybersecurity legislation passed on its own,” Democratic Senator Thomas Carper, who is co-chair of a Senate subcommittee with cybersecurity oversight, told Government Information Security . That’s why lawmakers pushing cybersecurity have resolved to introduce the legislation as a “rider” to a Senate defense bill that is likely to be easily passed before the midterm elections. “We’re very close to where we need to be in developing a joint proposal,” said Carper.
Ancient skeleton of prehistoric child removed from Mexican underwater cave. By Daily Mail Reporter Updated: 10:49 GMT, 25 August 2010 The remains of a prehistoric child that were found in an underwater cave in Mexico four years ago have now been removed by a team of divers. The skeletal remains of the boy, dubbed the Young Hol Chan, are more than 10,000 years old and are among the oldest human bones found in the Americas. Scientists hope that the well-preserved corpse will offers clues to ancient human migration.
An archaeologist takes a picture of the skeleton of a child found at the bottom of an underwater cave near Tulum The corpse was discovered in 2006 by a pair of German cave divers who were exploring unique flooded sandstone sinkholes, known as cenotes, common to the eastern Mexican state of Quintana Roo. He appears to have been a young boy and was found with his legs bent to his left side and his arms extended to either side of his body. No other ancient skeleton has ever been found in this position. The divers after the body was removed from the cave. Euro tumbles against yen - Forex - Markets - The Economic Times. AGENCIES Aug 24, 2010, 10.59am IST TOKYO: The euro on Tuesday dipped to its lowest level since November 2001 against the yen as fears for the global economy mixed with disappointment over Japan's lack of action over its currency.
Against the yen, the European single currency briefly hit 107.21 before recovering to 107.29 in early afternoon trade, still down from 107.78 in New York. The euro fell to 1.2628 dollars from 1.2654. The dollar eased to 84.98 yen in Tokyo trade from 85.17 yen in New York late Monday. Growing concerns over a slowdown in the United States and weakness in European economies triggered market caution and heightened demand for the safe-haven yen, analysts said.
The strength of the Japanese currency hit domestic shares Tuesday, with the Nikkei index dropping below the 9,000-point level for the first time since May 2009 before recovering. Irish terror groups target Conservative party conference in Birmingham | UK news | The Observer. Irish republican dissident groups are targeting the Conservative party conference this autumn, raising fears of a repeat of the 1984 Brighton attack that nearly killed the then prime minister, Margaret Thatcher. Sources in Northern Ireland said that the October conference in central Birmingham had emerged as the prize target on a hit list drawn up by resurgent republican paramilitaries. Patrick Mercer, ex-chairman of the Commons subcommittee on counter-terrorism, said former senior police and army intelligence officers had informed him that dissident splinter groups had discussed targeting David Cameron's first conference as prime minister.
He said: "They want to kill by the end of August in order to get themselves poised for whatever operations they can mount in September leading up to the Tory party conference in early October. Over the past 18 months, a series of incidents have alerted security forces to a growing threat from republican splinter groups. FDA Panel Supports Cymbalta for Chronic Pain. US lawmakers urge probe on Vietnam Catholic clash. Deceptive Economic Statistics: While the economists lied the US economy died.
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