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Beside a poster of Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, mourners carry a flag draped coffin of Mostafa Ahmadi Roshan, a chemistry expert and a director of the Natanz uranium enrichment facility in central Iran, who was killed in a brazen daylight assassination when two assailants on a motorcycle attached a magnetic bomb to his car Wednesday, in his funeral ceremony, on Friday, Jan. 13, 2012, in Tehran, Iran.

Iran Israel Photos US Wikipedia: Mostafa Ahmadi-Roshan

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From Palestinegate and Watergate to UNOgate
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling If Israel and the United States somehow seized or broke-in and stole information from the UNO City's IAEA as Iran claimed, information that aided in... (photo: AP / Iranian Students News Agency, Mehdi Ghasemi)

Another cover up by the CIA - 3-2011

CIA Photos Terror US Wikipedia: John Kiriakou

The Australian
Former CIA officer accused of terror leaks
AN EX-CIA agent who has claimed he helped interrogate a top suspected terrorist was charged today with leaking classified secrets about fellow officers to the media. John Kiriakou (keer-ee-AH'-koo),... (photo: WN / The Hollywood Reporter)

Sun in the evening at sunset - nature - environment

Pakalert Press
Solar flares 2012: Solar flare can create storm
Share Solar flares may make news in the year 2012. Meanwhile you can watch solar flare tonight. Many scientists say that it can create storm in the area where it will be visible A NASA report has said... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)
Photos Scientists Solar Storm Wikipedia: Solar flare

Leftist rebels of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) guard on top of a hill near El Calvario, 60 miles of Bogota, Saturday, March 29, 1998. The rebels kidnapped four American bird watchers and an Italian businessman at a roadblock earlier this week and are evaluating the foreigners' wealth to decide how much ransom to de

Al Jazeera
Colombias FARC destroys radar station
Colombian FARC rebels have attacked a radar installation in Cauca province, killing a guard and delaying flights in the south of the Andean nation as well as some bound for neighbouring Ecuador and... (photo: AP / Ricardo Mazalan)
Colombia FARC Photos S.America Wikipedia: Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia

Former Liberian President Charles Taylor argues with a photographer as he awaits the start of the prosecution's closing arguments during his trial at the U.N.-backed Special Court for Sierra Leone in Leidschendam February 8, 2011.

Al Jazeera
Accused war criminal Taylor 'worked with CIA'
He stands accused of funding rebels who hacked the arms off small children, smuggling blood diamonds, keeping sex slaves and torturing his opponents, but former Liberian... (photo: AP / Jerry Lampen)
CIA Liberia Photos War Crime Wikipedia: Charles Taylor (Liberia)

Pakalert Press
Pressure Israel, Not Iran. Israel has an Arsenal of 200-300 Nuclear Weapons…
Share Prof. Marjorie Cohn Global Research Neocons in Israel and the United States are escalating their rhetoric to prepare us for war with Iran. Even the infamous John... (photo: AP/str)
Iran Israel Nuclear Photos Wikipedia: Nuclear weapons and Israel

Former Liberian President Charles Taylor awaits the start of the prosecution's closing arguments during his trial at the U.N.-backed Special Court for Sierra Leone in Leidschendam Tuesday Feb. 8, 2011.

Independent online (SA)
Charles Taylor worked for CIA: report
New York - Liberia's Charles Taylor, the first African head of state to be prosecuted for war crimes by an international tribunal, used to work for the CIA, the Boston... (photo: AP / Jerry Lampen, Pool)
Africa Crimes Liberia Photos Wikipedia: Central Intelligence Agency

File - The flame of the Bayji Oil Refinery runs twenty-four hours a day in Bayji, Iraq, Dec. 21, 2008.

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Western Oil Firms Big Winners in Iraq War
Article by WN.com Guest Writer Sherwood Ross Western oil producers have emerged as the big winners of the Iraq war. "Prior to the 2003 invasion and occupation of Iraq US... (photo: US Army / Sgt. Kani Ronningen)
Iraq Oil War Wikipedia: Iraq under U.S. Military Occupation Photos

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How to Starve Cancer Out of Your Body – Avoid These Top 4 Cancer-Feeding Foods
Share By Dr. Mercola Story at-a-glance Dr. Christine Horner, a board certified general- and plastic surgeon, shares her extensive knowledge about breast cancer—its causes... (photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick)
Cancer Food Lifestyle Photos Wikipedia: Cancer

Politics

	Marine's plea deal for Haditha massacre sparks outrage Gulf News
	Boehner Offers His 2 Cents on Romney’s Tax Rate The New York Times
	Scores killed in car bomb blasts in Baghdad The Independent
	Analysis: Romney tries pit bull approach in Fla. The Tribune San Luis Obispo

Terrorism

	India, Thailand sign six key accords Irna
	The two faces of Muslim life in the US Al Jazeera
	Nigeria stunned by Kano attacks that killed more than 150 The Los Angeles Times
	Scientists to Pause Research on Deadly Strain of Bird Flu Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Crime

	Sexual exploitation of children alleged against UN Police in Haiti The Examiner
	Deal sees Haditha Marine sentenced to just three months The Independent
	Here He Comes Again! CounterPunch
	Box full of exotic pigeons found in Miami trash bin Palm Beach Post

NYC police chief apologizes for movie interview

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David Ignatius: Vision of ‘American renewal’

Somalia raid shows extent of U.S. reach

'The Third Jihad' Producers Reply to New York Times Articles

In this Jan. 15, 2008, file photo, Apple CEO Steve Jobs holds up the new MacBook Air after giving the keynote address at the Apple MacWorld Conference in San Francisco.

Steve Jobs's Widow Will Join First Lady At State Of The Union

Iran's Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi seen during a meeting with Turkey's Environment and Urban Planning Minister Erdogan Bayraktar, unseen, in Ankara, Turkey, Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2012. Salehi said Istanbul is the likely venue for further talks on his country's nuclear program

Bid for Iran nuclear talks confronts old snags

Khaled Meshaal, head of Hamas Politburo in Damascus talks during a presser with Amr Moussa, secretary general of the Arab League, not pictured, at the Arab League headquarters in Cairo, Egypt, Tuesday, June 9, 2009.

Uncertainty in Hamas as leader decides to quit

Condon appears before Diana inquiry Belfast Telegraph
Now showing | Jan. 27-Feb. 2 Kansas City Star
Iran won't build nuclear weapon in 2012, says draft Isis rep The Guardian
World news briefs — Jan. 25 Ohio
Bugging equipment found in Mexico lawmaker offices Lexington Herald-Leader
An enthralling espionage movie that's as quiet as a spook Chicago Tribune
'Iran won't move toward nuclear weapon in 2012' Zeenews
Iran won't move toward nuclear weapon in 2012 - ISIS report The Star
Iran won't move toward nuclear weapon in 2012: ISIS report Daily Press
Mexican legislator says bugging equipment found in offices o Star Tribune
SPIN METER: Candidates use transparency as a club The Guardian
TARGET UK: Explosions on a country estate. Mortars trained o The Daily Mail
AP News in Brief at 8:58 p.m. EST Newsday
Shadow Dancer: Sundance Film Review The Hollywood Reporter
Ex-intelligence officer weighs in on spy scandal CBC
The New York (Mayor’s) Review of Books The New York Times
Inside the Ring The Washington Times
The Guy That Created SAP's Hottest Product Ever Thinks It Wi Business Insider
Unlikely Routes Lead to Oscars The New York Times
Recording: Bombing suspect had 'nothing to lose' Atlanta Journal

President Barack Obama speaks from the White House briefing room, Sunday, July 31, 2011, in Washington, about a deal being reached to raise the debt limit.

Iran slams EU oil embargo, warns could hit U.S.

File - Cpl. Joseph Kyle Hayden, a fire team leader with Tango Battery, 2nd Battalion, 10th Marine Regiment, and an Iraqi soldier from the Provisional Security Forces participate in a joint security patrol in Rutbah, Iraq, Jan. 2, 2009.

Insurgents drive wedge into Iraq sectarian divide

Army Pfc. Bradley Manning, center, is escorted out of a courthouse in Fort Meade, Md., Wednesday, Dec. 21, 2011, after a military hearing that will determine if he should face court-martial for his alleged role in the WikiLeaks classified leaks case went on recess for the day.

Clinton asked to testify for Manning

The Afghan divide The Los Angeles Times
Pakistani premier tones down criticism of army The Washington Times
Now showing — week of Jan. 27 Ohio
Spy game a billion dollar industry Canberra Times
Hamas leader solidifying relations with Islamists The Examiner
Spy game a billion dollar industry in Aust Canberra Times
US has already flexed cyberwar muscle, says former NSA direc Ars Technica
Pakistani prime minister tones down criticism of army over m Star Tribune
Spy rock - I am disappointed Novosti
Boston Globe: We 'overreached' on Charles Taylor-CIA story Foreign Policy
Who are the SEALs? CNN
Luminaries Gather Virtually to Mark Global Fund’s 10th The New York Times
BEHIND CLOSED DOORS AT 10 DOWNING STREET: A Crucial Behind t GlobalResearch
PREPARING FOR THE NEXT CONQUEST: What does Libya tell us abo GlobalResearch
Pakistani PM Yousuf Raza Gilani tones down criticism of army The Daily Telegraph
Soaring cost of spy force passes $1b Canberra Times
Pakistan PM drops military criticism Irish Times
Afghan jailed for 16 years for spying for Iran Zeenews
Wife quits CIA as husband is charged with leaking names of a The Daily Mail
Talking ‘Bout Negotiation Foreign Policy

One billionth tourist to arrive in 2012: UN

One billionth tourist to arrive in 2012: UN

Rooster preparing for cockfight, taken April 19, 2009.

Dell computer monitor-PC-India.

Seven charged in $60m stock fraud

Julian Assange takes chat-show job with state-funded Russian Belfast Telegraph
Assange takes chat-show job with state-funded Russian TV The Independent
LDS church joins effort to fight Utah fraud wave my SA
Police arrest 97 for Olympic fraud The Daily Telegraph Australia
Imran Khan's New Pakistan Foreign Policy
Drowning In Hypocrisy: War Abroad, Austerity at Home GlobalResearch
Denzel Washington And Ryan Reynolds Do Battle In First Clip Cinema Blend
UK police arrest 97 for London Olympics fraud Breitbart
War Abroad; Austerity at Home CounterPunch
An inside look at alleged point shaving scheme at U of San D CNN
'Chuck': The best moments from five seasons Digital Spy
Why They Lie Pakalert Press
White Collar Review: Textbook Behavior? IMDb
US war law explained: Arrest US War Criminals before they do The Examiner
Penn State faculty rejects no-confidence vote in trustees, m The Washington Post
3 Film Series: Weld and Welles The Examiner
New Castle native indicted in leak of CIA secrets Pittsburgh Tribune Review
Lopez bows out of Venezuela presidential race Atlanta Journal
Penn State faculty to weigh no-confidence vote in trustees, Daily Press
Why this election is a choice, not a referendum The Washington Post

elephant tusks

Call for ban on ivory trade

FILE - In this Wednesday, June 1, 2011 file photo Swiss FIFA President Sepp Blatter reacts during a press conference after the 61st FIFA Congress in Zurich, Switzerland. Sepp Blatter said Friday Nov. 18, 2011 he is "sorry' for offending anyone by his comments on racism in football but will not resign as FIFA president. Blatter told the BBC in an interview in Zurich that he "deeply regretted" using "unfortunate words" earlier this week, when he said any racist abuse on the football field could be settled by a handshake at the end of the match.

Soccer report: Racism still a problem

Silicone gel-filled breast implants

Breast implant scare: Interpol seeks French boss arrest

Kim Dotcom to Neighbors: Don't Forget The Cocaine Forbes
Kim Dotcom 'email' to neighbours: Don't forget the cocaine Sydney Morning Herald
Gordon Campbell on the arrest of Mourad Dhina Scoop
97 arrested for fake Olympic tickets, hotel rooms The Boston Globe
24 Medals for CBI officals Zeenews
Police arrest sellers of phony Olympic tickets, hotel rooms Mail Guardian South Africa
Thieves seeking silver, brass and lead prey on churches The Guardian
'Come for coffee, don't forget the cocaine,' Dotcom joked Toronto Sun
'Come for coffee, don't forget the cocaine,' joked Kim Dotco DNA India
Malawi fugitive captured in SA Independent online (SA)
"Come for coffee, don't forget the cocaine," Dotcom joked Canada Dot Com
London braces itself as the clock ticks down to Olympics m&c;
'Runaway millionaire' refused bail. Otago Daily Times
'Runaway Millionaire' denied bail NZ Herald
A Dignitary of Cuban Jazz Holds Court in Carnegie Hall The New York Times
Dotcom's joke email stuns neighbours NZ Herald
Headlines - Military, Police Violence Up in Indonesia: NGO Scoop
Hunt on for the 'beasts from the east': 12 of Scotland Yard' The Daily Mail
Beasts from the East: The 10 most wanted European fugitives The Daily Mail
Selebi discharged from ICU - report Independent online (SA)

In Iraq, Haditha case is reminder of justice denied

"Shoot first, ask questions later": Convicted Marine apologizes

Convicted Marine apologizes to Iraqi civilians

Maulvis enemies of Islam, politicians in bed with extremists The Siasat Daily
America withers under Obama Toronto Sun
Stocks jump over US Fed low rate pledge Al Jazeera
Equatorial Guinea stun Senegal Al Jazeera
Iran oil halt 'would raise price 30 per cent' Al Jazeera
American War Crimes: Commanders' Responsibility Huffington Post
Amnesty urges Senegal to respect constitution Al Jazeera
Merkel deflects call for bigger eurozone fund Al Jazeera
Armenians applaud new French 'genocide' law Al Jazeera
Libya keep African dreams alive Al Jazeera
The demise of Indian cricket Al Jazeera
Fatah's Barghouti in rare court appearance Al Jazeera
Brazil's millionaires increasing in numbers Al Jazeera
State of the Union: Will the US be saved by its military? Al Jazeera
Al-Qaeda-linked fighters leave Yemeni town Al Jazeera
Iraqi town says justice failed victims of U.S. raid The Washington Times
French 'genocide' law infuriates Turkey Al Jazeera
Aid agencies sound warning in South Sudan Al Jazeera
Egypt releases inmates on revolt anniversary Al Jazeera
Syria security forces 'destroy homes' in Hama Al Jazeera

In this image made from amateur video released by the so-called Shams News Network, a loosely organized anti-Assad group and accessed via The Associated Press Television News on Monday, Aug. 1, 2011, military armored vehicles are seen in the central city of Hama, Syria.

Can the Assad Regime Survive?

President Barack Obama speaks during a campaign rally for New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine at the Susquehanna Bank Center in Camden, N.J., Sunday, Nov. 1, 2009.

Letters to the Editor

Marine video hurts U.S. war efforts

Marine video hurts U.S. war efforts

America and the Arab Spring Real Clear Politics
Somali Pirate Gun Locker: An Oddball Assault Rifle, at Sea The New York Times
The School-to-Prison Pipeline Huffington Post
$500 Billion In Defense Cuts Begins To Take Shape WPXI
Djibouti Outpost Behind Somalia Rescue Is Part of New Defens The New York Times
Notorious North Carolina con man Jonathan Idema dies at 55 i The Miami Herald
Bringing Jobs Back Home Foreign Policy
Fayetteville con man dies in Mexico The Charlotte Observer
The Guide — Theater Listings 01.27.12 Chicago Sun-Times
Holocaust survivors visit Gulliver School to share stories The Miami Herald
Obama and GOP candidates offer a campaign preview Atlanta Journal
Al Qaeda militants withdraw from Yemeni town France24
Why Iain Duncan Smith is heading for a date with disaster The Daily Telegraph
SEAL team confronts pirates in Africa, frees hostages Detroit Free Press
A Taliban ‘Rope-a-Dope’ Strategy? Foreign Policy
Obamas "State of Delusion Address": Rebuilding America Wit GlobalResearch
U.S. military raid in Somalia frees Dane, American Detroit Free Press
U.S. Monopoly: Hindu elites subvert Islamic nations and sove The Siasat Daily
Russia tries to prevent another US led war The Examiner
Why Did You Join the Army? Huffington Post

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