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If people no longer expect objectivity from their political and legal systems, then all justice will be reduced to a power struggle between conflicting and irreconcilable perspectives, a struggle in which the most dominant and pervasive bias will replace fair and impartial process as the character of justice. But if objectivity in law and politics is everywhere supplanted by conflict between subjective interests, then the side of economic privilege and established authority will always retain dominance. A society in which people no longer expect representatives of its major institutions even to attempt to render objectivity in their professional demeanours is a society whose major institutions are in a crisis of ethical legitimacy. In such a society, there is wide spread cynicism regarding the possibility of fair political process because it seems impossible that impartial, unbiased dispositions could exist to enact such processes.
Robert Nicholls
Language and Logic
Sunday, November 14, 2010
News
China still bans rare earth shipments to Japan
Chinese Missiles Could Close 5 of 6 major US Pacific airforce bases in Attack
Japan To Send Troops To Remote Isle Over China Fears
THE CHINA NIGHTMARE
China The Bully
Victim of New Brainwashing Campaign Dies at Labor Camp within Days of Arrival
Why Is Russia Building 5000 More Nuclear Bomb Shelters In Moscow By The End Of 2012?
Russia sends hit squad to kill renegade colonel who gave up Anna Chapman spy ring
Suu Kyi Calls For Burma Dialogue
Irish Debt Causing New Jitters Across Europe
New Report Warns Of "Unprecedented Decline" In Home Values And No Stabilization In Q3
Saturday, October 9, 2010
Stand up to Communist China /------------------- Vote Trump in 2012
21 Reasons Why Donald Trump Is Right – China Is Just Ripping This Country Like Nobody Has Ever Ripped Us Before
China's economic war on America biggest since world war two
China voices fury over Nobel Peace Prize for Civil Rights Activist
China Tightens State Secrets Law
Sunday, September 26, 2010
China threatened to kill B.C. reporter on Canadian soil
China has an extensive espionage network in and around Vancouver that hides among the large ethnic Chinese community. Agents set up front companies as cover for their operations of influence and intimidation among the local populace. They maintain mutually beneficial connections with organized crime crime groups, mostly of Chinese origin, in exchange for protection back in the motherland. Decisions made by the Communist party in Beijing can be enforced on Canadian soil by a network of highly trained and dangerous foot soldiers. The primary objectives are to steal secrets, influence politicians and the media, and to silence dissent. Recently a Surrey reporter came forward with details on threats made against his life for reporting negatively about the Chinese government.
"You actually think there is nothing we can do to you because you are in Canada."
Agent of China's Ministry of State Security.
Here is a link for more information:
China threatened to kill B.C. reporter on Canadian soil
The RCMP has reportedly taken the issue very "seriously". That is not very reassuring based on the fact that the RCMP is extremely incompetent when it comes to intelligence gathering. Its not the kind of organization that hires the brightest minds this nation has to offer. Their greatest source of intelligence is through the programs designed to monitor everyone's facebook. China's Ministry of State Security Agents only use facebook to track targets and are specifically instructed not to use it for any other traceable personal purpose. I should hope that CSIS will have their hands in the investigation although the fact that it has come to this is troubling. Ultimately the corrupt incompetent political class bears responsibility for this massive violation of Canadian sovereignty. There exists no longer leadership in the West that represents the interests of the people until once again the Sons of Liberty rise.
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
News
Waiting for WikiLeaks: Beijing's Seven Secrets
Organ Harvesting Worse Under Chinese Reforms
China’s Secret Satellite Rendezvous Suggestive of a Military Program
China's Eyes in the Skies
China: Rumors of the Central Bank Chief's Defection
Detained Woman Dies Eight Days After Arrest in China
Ending a Long Nightmare by Speaking the Truth
China Intensifies Build-Up Against Taiwan: Reports
Backlash over China curb on metal exports
Chinese Activist Emerges from Jail to Find Lake Still Polluted
Chinese 'Anti-Vulgarity Campaign' Targets Independent Artist
China requires ID to buy mobile phone numbers
Chinese Police Fire on Mine Protesters
Chinese Companies Target Journalists
Renminbi to Become a World Trade Currency
Hopeful Chinese Dissidents Petition for an End to Forced Re-education through Labor
Will intimidation win China the Yellow Sea?
China set to exert military influence abroad
China's Water Grab
Beijing's Petitioners Grow in Number and Indigence, but Not Satisfaction
US senators raise concern about Huawei-Sprint deal
Japan to Stage Drill in Response to Chinese Naval Buildup
Elderly Farmer Recaptured By Chinese Police
China channeling money through Chavez to drug cartels
Thursday, August 19, 2010
News
China Targets U.S.
China's development of Quantum Teleportation a Serious Threat
PLA Expands Network of Military Reconnaissance Satellites
Pentagon Takes Aim at China Cyber Threat
Canada Calls on Chinese Embassy to Give Back Journalist's Passport
Political Persecution Tears a Chinese Family Apart
Activist Detained in Beijing
The Caspian Sea: China’s Silk Road Strategy Converges with Damascus
Analysis: Iran Gas Ambition Requires China to Crack LNG Secret
Iran's secret pipeline into the U.S.
Extremist Muslims in UK Threaten Civil War
Kurdish PKK Using PJAK to Isolate Turkey
Round Seven? The Houthi Rebellion in Northern Yemen
Al-Shabaab’s Unavoidable Clash with Somaliland Democracy
The Tricks of Hezbollah
Germany charges two over Iran exports
Report: Saudi Judge Considers Paralysis Punishment
Russia Throws Open French Warship Buy to Tender
Chavez Signs Law That Will Kill Private Brokerages
Body of kidnapped mayor dumped in northern Mexico
Rebels kill 3 Indian peacekeepers in Congo
The Erosion of America's Middle Class
Difficult economic times ahead, CBO warns
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
News
China Targets US Troops with Arms Buildup
China and the US battle to assert presence in South China Sea
Taiwan, Japan Vow To Keep Close Eye On China
China tests space station module to launch in 2011
China's Greedy Communists
Where China Hides Its Debt
Chinese authorities confiscate photos of an exiled Tibetan religious figure
North Korea’s ‘Enormous Achievements’ Highlighted by Chinese Media
North Korea succession: A new contender
S. Korea Studies North's New Battle Tank
Russia's intelligence attack: The Anna Chapman danger
Iran To Unveil Array Of Weapons Next Week
Bomb kills head of Iran's military drone program
Mayor of northern Mexican town of Santiago is kidnapped
Barclays To Pay $298 Million For Evading U.S. Economic Sanctions
W T F - Feds: No charges in Pa. school laptop-spying case
Monday, August 16, 2010
News
China's military power growing
China surges past Japan as No. 2 economy
Southeast Asian nations beef up to counter China
SANDERS: World economy coming in for a landing
China Extending Advantage Over Taiwan
Chinese dam projects raise alarm in Asia
Tibetan Protest Monks Evade Arrest
Chinese Media Toe Party Line Over Disaster
China reduces holdings of Treasury debt in June
Pro Moscow Government Targets Opposition in Ukraine
Iran Details Plans for New Mountain Nuke Sites
S-300 deployment cut off northern route to Iran
Eagleburger: World's Going to War Over Iranian Nukes
Signs point to trouble ahead for Hezbollah
US may ban weapon sales if Turkey-Israel relations don't improve
Israel aims to increase Space Program
Mexican cartel blockades streets in Monterrey
Threats of int'l BlackBerry bans echo US debate
Saturday, August 14, 2010
News
Russia’s Police State
Rule Of Law Still Anemic In Russia
Drunken Nation: Russia’s Depopulation Bomb
China Floods May Be Sign of Wider Problems
Smile! Aerial images being used to enforce laws
Google has joined Verizon in lobbying to erode net neutrality
Judge's ruling uproots use of biotechnology beets
Bosnian court confirms genocide indictment
Amid drug-war weariness, Felipe Calderón calls for a debate on legalisation
Shifting battle lines bring violence to new parts of Mexico
Colorado agency blows off law restricting money for illegals
Underneath Lebanon, Israel sees hidden battlefield
No More Debt!
Hey Ayatollah, leave those kids alone
Video Link^
Pink Floyd anthem rewritten for young Iranians
"images of everyday life in Iran appearing in between shots. In the Islamic Republic, playing and listening to rock music is illegal."
Friday, August 13, 2010
News
John Bolton: Russia's Loading of Nuke Fuel Into Iran Plant Means Aug. 21 Deadline for Israeli Attack
Russian Advancing in the Black Sea-South Caucasus Region
New START: Increasing the Risk of Nuclear War
Russian actions don't jibe with reset
Russia looks beyond its oil reserves
Stocks fall for 4th day after retail sales report
Fed Policymakers Screw It Up Again
When Japan's debt bubble bursts – watch out
Missing Lawyer Important for China’s Future
Jailed Tibetan Made Donations
Chinese Regime Uses Doctored Photo to Discredit The Epoch Times
Lawyer: Iranian who faced stoning likely tortured
Turkish gasoline sales to Iran soared amid new UN sanctions
Fear of involvement of organised crime in the energy sector
Federal appeals court in NY rules against ACORN
Study: Illegals Account for 1 in 12 US Births
Governor: Violence Paralyzes Mexico Border
Blogger Beats Mexico Media on Drug News Blackout
Sagem To Test Patroller UAV in Civil Security Role
Questions and answers about BlackBerry objections
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
News
China: The Mother of All Bubbles
If mulling over an espionage career for Beijing, think twice
Uyghur Evictee Detained
India Deploys Su-30s Near China
US Trade gap likely points to slower economic growth
Stocks fall sharply as investors' gloom grows
Fed extends crisis policies as outlook downgraded
UK doctors: New superbug gene could spread widely
Ariz. residents find freedom, protection under new gun law
Russia Deploys S-300 Air Defense Systems in Abkhazia
Enforce international law in Lebanon
Lebanon's crisis strikes discord in Palestinian Gaza
The Point of No Return for Iran
USS Truman posted opposite Hormuz as Iranian threats spiral
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
News
PLA Posturing for Conflict in the South China Sea
Maui man guilty in leak of B-2 secrets to China
The Japanese Archipelago through Chinese Eyes
Chinese Warships Tour the Mediterranean
Promotion of Mao's Grandson a Definite Political Gesture
Pattern of Harsh Prison Sentences for personal views in China
Uyghur Web Moderators Get Life
Missing Chinese Lawyer Honored With Human Rights Award
North Korea fires artillery into waters near border with South Korea
Russia plans major defense budget upgrade
Quashing rallies may not stave off discontent in Russia
SPIES WHO LOOK JUST LIKE US: THE GAME THAT IS NOT A GAME
Russia Counts on Western Input For Modern Arms Production
Fires Producing Chernobyl-Type Panic In Russia
Russia Insults Japan Even As It Seeks Peace and Friendship
Iran Navy Equipped With Four New Submarines
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Video Link: Worse Than War..........Genocide
A film about government mass murder in countries like China, Nazi Germany, Russia.
"By the most fundamental measure -- the number of people killed -- the perpetrators of mass murder since the beginning of the twentieth century have taken the lives of more people than have died in military conflict. So genocide is worse than war," reiterates Goldhagen. "This is a little-known fact that should be a central focus of international politics, because once you know it, the world, international politics, and what we need to do all begin to look substantially different from how they are typically conceived."
Thursday, August 5, 2010
News
Organ Harvesting Witness Faces Deportation to China
Chinese missile could shift Pacific power balance
Hot political summer as China throttles rare metal supply and claims South China Sea
China Builds Anti-Ship Ballistic Missile Base within range of Taiwan, South China Sea
China's Real Estate Bubble Threatens to Burst
Vanity GDP Hurts China’s Living Standard
Parents of China quake victims say they have been threatened by local authorities
Tibetans Reject Quake Plan
Toxic Levels of Manganese Found in Guangdong Tap Water
Babies in China Left Partially Blind After Overdose of Oxygen Experiment
U.S. To Sell Taiwan Two Frigates: Report
Russian wildfires destroy secret naval airbase 2512 Kolomna destroying hundreds of naval aircraft and specialized equipment worth hundreds of millions of dollars and years of production.
Some components lost are no longer in production, irreplaceable due to the degradation of the Russian defence sector.
Closed city Sarov, the main nuclear design and production facility in Russia since 1949,
has had it's perimeter breached by the fires advancing towards nuclear arms producing facilities.
(Closed cities were built in soviet times for sensitive military research and production activities. They are completely walled off and isolated from the rest of the the country and house both the scientists and engineers and the facilities they work at along with the local garrison. All movement in and out is controlled by the authorities as to minimize the risk of espionage and provide a barrier to prevent Russian scientists from defecting to the West. Conditions within the closed cities are said to be much better than in the rest of the country.)
Link to Report on Russian Wildfires
Lots of Questions, Few Answers in Lebanon attack
Iran Publishes New Holocaust-Denying Website
Iran's deadly hand in Afghanistan
Arizona Immigration Law Author: Failure to Enforce Law Impeachable Offense
Monday, August 2, 2010
News
Leaked Memo Outlines Chinese Regime Plans to Up Internet Censorship
China Steps Up Web Controls
Strategic jousting between China and America
Venezuela Sends Troops To Colombian Border
32 billion of Chinese Credit sent to Venezuela
State-Owned Bidders Fuel China's Land Boom
Villagers Clash with Gang and Police in Shanwei
More Uyghur Homes Demolished
Beijing Running Short of Water
Dozens Detained In Protest Rallies Held Across Russia
LYING TO THE DEAD: SOVIET ATROCITY IN UKRAINE IS 21ST CENTURY WARNING
Hot Summer in Moscow Emerges as a Political Problem
Islamists Gain Upper Hand in Dagestan
Czech Republic Ready to Host U.S. Missile Warning Center
State and Local Debt Bombs Ticking Throughout US Heartland
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
News
Lessons From the Holocaust, Organ Harvesting in China
Renewed Calls for Investigation Into Organ Harvesting
China, the Mother of all Grey Swans
China: the coming costs of a superbubble
Grand March Near White House by Practitioners of Falun Gong
U.S. Senators Demand DoD Release China Report
China Warns U.S. to Stay Out of Islands Dispute
Japan to Beef Up Submarines to Counter Chinese Power
North Korea threatens 'sacred' nuclear war
US vulnerable and unprepared for nuclear attack
Tensions Rise as Largest US-South Korea Military Exercise Kicks Off, China Launches Surveillance Aircraft and Anti Ship Missile Destroyers on Behalf of Ally North Korea
Lead Poisons Children in China
Pollution makes quarter of China water unusable-ministry
Chinese Real Estate Development Wipes Out Homes and Heritage
Another Financial Crisis May Be Brewing In Hungary
Taleb: Government Deficits Could Be the Next 'Black Swan'
Gorbachev Warns of Explosive Problems With Medvedev’s “Modernization”
Will Russia Buy Up Ukraine?
French “Tin Cans” or Technology Transfer? Vysotskiy on the Mistral
Burma is working on nuclear weapons programme
Turkey Going Nuclear
Cuban Fantasies of Nuclear War
Israel warns of N. Korea missile proliferation in Mideast
Hizballah saber-rattling over its expected indictment in Hariri murder
Hizballah Takes Aim At Israel's Natural Gas Discovery
A Clouded Outlook for Japan
Alternate QDR: Boost Equipment Modernization, U.S. Force Size
BAE: Hybrid-Electric Design Will Pay Off in U.S. Army GCV program
Setting Cyber Traps
Jack-Booted Thugs Terrorizing Law-Abiding citizens
Friday, July 23, 2010
News
When the gulag meets capitalism with Chinese characteristics
On North Korea and More, China Flexes Its Muscles
Japan Building Missiles to Counter China's Naval Power
Tens of Thousands in Standoff with Police in Eastern China
Thousands Protesting in Southern China Violently Suppressed
Protest at Lead Contamination zone Suppressed
Inside Stories of Bloody Conflict in Xinjiang
Uyghur Journalist Gets 15 Years
Jailing of US Citizen Raises Concerns Over Chinese State Secrets Laws
Famed Chinese Human Rights Lawyer Gao Zhisheng Missing Again
Internet TV Company Helps Break Beijing's Censorship
Oil Spill in China Spreads
Number of political prisoners in Cuba still murky
South Lebanon’s Shiites Clash with French Peacekeepers – A Hezbollah Strategy
A Quiet Alliance Forms Against Iran in the Middle East
France To Build Russia 2 Ships
White House predicts record $1.47 trillion deficit
Where’s the Credit?
Wal-Mart to roll out tracking chips on men's basics
Solar UAV Lands After Record 2 Weeks Aloft
Shortened URLs Drive Need for New Security
Thursday, July 22, 2010
News
Poor Chinese Are Throwing Money Into An Unescapable Capital Trap
China Has a Painful Surprise for the Global Economy
Foreign companies in China sound off on business policies
Report Details Tibet Crackdown
Uyghur Journalist To Face Trial
U.S. aircraft carrier drops out of training drill due to China pressure
China’s Cyber Command
The Chinese Navy’s Emerging Support Network in the Indian Ocean
Assessing the PLA’s Promotion Ladder to CMC Member Based on Grades vs. Ranks
Russia Will Spend 20 Trillion Rubles on New Weapons
More Muslim Riots in France
Outgoing comptroller accuses Ban Ki-moon of thwarting war on corruption at UN
Venezuela Severs Ties With Colombia
US-Iranian combat looms in Iraq as US plans UN role for US troop remnant
US spy chief nominee warns of N Korea 'direct attacks'
U.S. announces new sanctions against N.Korea
Ukraine Expects a new loan from the IMF
Kosovo's independence is legal, UN court rules
Vindicated for Removing Saddam
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
News
New Chinese anti ship missile
China a debt junkie?
Second China stimulus?
Sea change in U.S. China Relations
Motives of China's east sea drills
Bay of Bengal littorals in Chinese strategic calculus
Beijing revenue exacerbates central local tensions
China's emerging Eurasian transport corridor
Chinese police disperse land grab protest
Chinese police detain Uyghurs
China put curbs on traditional burials to stamp out protests
Russia expands powers of secret police
Russia doubles money for weapons
Russia circumvents sanctions on Iran
North Korea orders purge
Mexican gangs maintain lookout bases on U.S. territory
Lost decade new threat to economy
Growing Number of Prosecutions for Videotaping the Police
Monday, July 5, 2010
Chinese agents in Canadian Government
I have witnessed first hand the control China has over local government in Canada these days.
Citizens are no longer allowed to protest in front of Chinese government buildings in parts of Canada. As our constitutional rights are one by one disappearing agents of foreign influence are growing in number in our houses of parliament under the guise of "multiculturalism". Democracy is under attack and it is up to the sons of liberty to defend it.
Liberty or Death.
On behalf of all true Canadians Many thanks to our Hero CSIS Director Richard Fadden for revealing to the general public this devious part of the china threat. However Freedom Fighters have long known that sections of the government are already under chinese influence.
We will resist, until the last man is standing.
Some Canadian politicians paid agents of China
Canadian Spymaster Criticized by Beijing Front Organization for revealing Chinese infiltration of Canadian government
Friday, July 2, 2010
Saturday, May 29, 2010
News
China’s Currency Manipulation: About to Cause a Global Explosion
China Killing Falun Gong Practitioners for Profit
Falun Gong Practitioner Involved in Changchun TV Broadcast Dies in Custody
China: The Next Ill Wind?
Worldwide financial crisis 2?
Credit Crisis Indicators
US military alert level raised in Seoul, 24 stealth fighters jets ready
U.N.: North Korea Is Exporting Nuclear Missile Technology
Europe heading for a meltdown
Iran hid equipment from inspectors
Syria arming Hezbollah from secret bases
China ban on fishing as tension runs high
Brazil and Argentina: China's Growing Foothold in Latin America
Tiananmen Massacre Memorial Blocked In Hong Kong
Parents of Kindergarten Killing Victims Silenced by Chinese Authorities
Chinese authorities still detaining Uyghurs without charge
Chinese Farmers Lie on Railroad Tracks to Protest Land Grab
China’s Use of ‘World Expo’ Tactical and Peculiar
The FSB Returns to Ukraine
Dark But Short: Russia’s Shadow on Georgia’s Elections
Maoist attack derails 13 coaches of Express train, 68 dead
French secret service fear Russian cathedral a spying front
UK ID cards to be scrapped in 100 days
What sites such as Facebook and Google know and whom they tell
USAF vehicle breaks record for hypersonic flight
Navy’s Drone Death Ray Takes Out Targets at Sea
Saturday, May 15, 2010
News
Shanghai Expo Intensifies Chinese Regime's Crackdown of Falun Gong
Former Chinese Prison Official Reveals the Dark Side of the System
Shifting Sands in the Gulf: The Iran Calculus in China-Saudi Arabia Relations
Missile Developments in China, India and Pakistan: A Burgeoning Missile Race
Confessed Spy Convicted of Exporting U.S. Crypto Gear to China
Case of Death in Police Custody Still Alive 10 Years On
China’s CPI Increases as Food Prices Soar
Junta Hampers Water Aid
Russia developing new anti-missile system, S-500
Russia to sell Syria warplanes, air defense systems
Syria, Hizballah are building a massive wall in eastern Lebanon
Iran expands enrichment facility
Europe Only Postpones Its Day of Reckoning
Bomb explodes in Greek courthouse
Thai Army Cites ‘Live Fire Zone’ as Clashes Continue
Former Mexico presidential candidate missing
Candidates threatened in local Mexico elections
Amnesty? Bureaucrats already drawing up plan to implement
Google grabs personal info off of Wi-Fi networks
Thursday, May 13, 2010
News
Iran Targeting Dissidents Through Global Police INTERPOL
Obama issued executive order, grants INTERPOL to operate on U.S. soil without the usual restraints that apply to domestic law enforcement
China's navy changing the game
U.S. Should Address Human Rights Backsliding in China
Chinese authorities detain worshippers in a raid on an underground church
Uyghur Held, Boss Vows Crackdown
China’s High GDPs: Facts or Fabrications?
China’s 2009 Real Estate Market Regulation a Failure
China formally Bans Anonymous Internet Messages
Serial Killings Reveal Deteriorated Social Relationships in China
Moscow Grooming a Political Team in Tbilisi
NATO code compromise
'Eight dead' in blast in Russia's Dagestan
North Korea shipping WMDs to Syria
Arsons Reported in North Korea
Rogue Thai general aiding Red Shirts shot in head
The Case for Economic Doom and Gloom
Japan financing towards a fiscal crisis
Broad Approval For Smart New Arizona Immigration Law
US drug war has met none of its goals
Meet traitor Maurice Strong
Google hides Obama's Social Security Number story
New Hawaii law shuns Obama birth document requests
Nine accused of accessing Obama’s student loan records
Monday, May 10, 2010
A Declaration on behalf of Internet Liberty
The western internet has remained relatively free so far but there is no bill of internet rights or sufficient constitutional protection for internet rights. Laws, and more importantly law makers, have not kept up with the pace of technology and this has left open the possibility of exploitation by the powers that be. In order to operate and compete in the modern world one must have access to the internet. All modern citizens are vulnerable to the threat of undue government interference in their privacy. Freedom should not end at the tip of a keyboard. If adopted the international treaty would bypass legislatures and scrutiny and come into force through executive order. Of course I do not assume that all politicians the world over are conspiring to curb freedom and destroy what makes the West better than the rest of the world. What I am saying is that many of today’s politicians of all political stripes grew up in yesterdays world and have not the foresight to see the implications that their decisions today will have on the world of tomorrow. Any law that gives the authorities power over the internet will also give authorities power over the physical world as well. All of your personal information will be subject to constant scrutiny. You will be open to having your front door busted down by a police raid based on what those in power say you can and can not do or think, even if you did nothing. Under international law you will have no sovereign individual rights. No domestic legal protection. What our forefathers fought bloody revolutions for is disappearing behind closed doors by methods conceived of by foreign tyrants. The day will come when it may be necessary to rise up once again to protect our way of life as it is under constant threat from both foreign and domestic pressures. A free sovereign society is always under attack as the very idea is threatening to the opulent privilege of the old world tyrants. Vigilance to such subtlety crafted seismic shifts in the human condition is not common among the corrupted materialistic masses of lambs being led to the slaughter. From this day forward let all those who heed the call look upon existence through the prism of justice that they may be protected from the evils of eternal enslavement.
Saturday, May 8, 2010
News
CHINA, IRAN, AND NORTH KOREA: A TRIANGULAR STRATEGIC ALLIANCE
China, Iran, North Korea have formed strategic alliance
Three Chinese Bloggers Sentenced for Exposing Crimes
Beijing Demands Internet Providers Report ‘State Secret Leaks’
Macau Police Clash with Protesters, 41 Injured
Hong Kong Marches for Democracy
Russian Military Personnel Crisis: Medvedev and the General Staff Join the Fray
Pakistan test-fires two ballistic missiles
Pakistan’s Ongoing Azm-e-Nau-3 Military Exercises Define Strategic Priorities
Is Brazil Developing the Bomb?
Will World Learn from Greece Crisis? Probably Not
Greek Debt Crisis Raises Doubts About the European Union
Gates Seeks Pentagon Overhaul
Thursday, April 29, 2010
News
With a growing economy, China becomes increasingly repressive
PLAN East Sea Fleet Moves Beyond First Island Chain
Taiwan Exercise Focuses on Possible Chinese Invasion
Tibetan Scholars Issue Joint Statement, One Arrested
China’s “Charm Offensive” Loses Momentum in Southeast Asia
Chinese Leaders Revive Marxist Orthodoxy
Seoul Vows Retaliation For Ship Sinking
Iranian aircraft hover over carrier Eisenhower gathering intelligence
Oil-rich Venezuela gripped by economic crisis
Warning for Britain as financial chaos spreads to Spain
Financial Crisis in Greece, Europe Could Threaten US> and World Economy
Roubini sees 'significantly rising' risk that European monetary union will rip apart
Remember, The Great Depression Had Two Parts
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
News
China Opens Missile Plant In Iran
US, Europe press China to drop tech security rule
An Analysis of the CCP's Earthquake Response
Tibetan Quake Critic Arrested
Forced Evictions Over Dam
Uyghur Scholar Slams Exit Ban
China set to tighten state-secrets law forcing Internet firms to inform on users
Russia considers new powers for KGB successor
North Korea: The drumbeats of war
Call for Burma Energy Data
Spain downgraded as Europe debt crisis widens
Jim Rogers: The Next Crisis is Already Unfolding
BOLTON: Folding our nuclear umbrella
Illegal Immigrants Plan to Leave Over Ariz. Law
U.S. Aerial Refueling Capacity Deemed Insufficient
Facebook's expansion triggers political backlash
Saturday, April 24, 2010
News
Regime Stops Civilian and International Quake Rescue Teams
Tibet Independence Activists Could be Shot in Earthquake Zone
Government Worker Who Exposed Embezzlement of Quake Relief Fund Allegedly Murdered
Implications of Kyrgyzstan Revolt on China's Xinjiang Policy
Syria in China’s New Silk Road Strategy
Taiwan’s Navy: Able to Deny Command of the Sea?
North Korea seizes assets at Mt. Kumgang
Venezuelan judge jailed after ruling angers President Hugo Chavez
Top Venezuelan Army General Resigns to Protest Cuban Influence
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April 23 2010
U.S. Faces Choice on New Weapons for Fast Strikes
Greece presses "help" button, markets still wary
Greek debt crisis worsens as EU revises figures
Europe economy: Troubling times
Front Half of Cheonan to Be Raised Today
Once-docile Afghan parliament stands up to Karzai and becomes an ally of U.S.
About Time: Ariz. governor signs immigration enforcement bill
Air Force Launches Secretive X-37B Space Plane on Mystery Mission
'South Park' producers say network cut fear speech over Muslim threats
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April 21 2010
Chinese authorities tell monks aiding quake rescue efforts to leave
Intelligence Agencies Warn: Burma May Be a Budding Rogue Nuclear State
Georgia confirms highly enriched uranium seizure
Challenging China in Rare Earth Mining
Analysts say NKorea hinting at 3rd nuke test
U.N.'s $732 Million Haiti Budget Mostly Staff
NATO to debate future of nuclear arms in Europe
Teacher Pension Plans Could Trigger Next Big Bailout Crisis