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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
Thursday, July 18, 2013
World War Z, Hollywood Latest Sell Out to China
Taiwan Rehearses for Communist Chinese Invasion
Hong Kong Residents Defend Falun Gong From Harassment
People think this through,
What if a member of your family or someone you knew was a falun gong practitioner?
What if a member of your family or someone you knew was an anti-corruption activist?
Making it your policy to arrest members of the community for their beliefs is an unacceptable policy for any party wishing to present themselves as a legitimate ruling party. The persecution of peaceful members of the community who are simply trying to contribute to a better world is unacceptable.
When a political culture becomes so partisan to the point where pragmatic relaxed good governance turns to a wasteful struggle over "power", then the community should expect undesirable results.
Obviously, no one in their right mind would want the communist party to rule their community because no one in their right mind would want to be abused by a totalitarian regime.
Even if you don't care about politics, you probably would care if a regime came after members of the community. What the world needs is virtue, people virtuous enough not to abuse power, to only use it to inspire people to achieve good things. People must abandon partisanship if we are to confront the monumental challenges of our time, the situation demands it. Extremism is a mental illness.
I'm asking you, all of you, to put aside the selfish quest for power and focus on accomplishing what needs to be done. This is not about any one of us, this is not even about our era and how it unfolds. This is about a long term change in consciousness achieved through deep thought and meditation that will bring an end to political violence.
The struggle for the human soul is greater than any of us.
Chinese Anti-Corruption Rights Activist Detained
The methods and patterns of behavior employed by the communist party are immoral and should not be enabled in any way.
Glaxo and the peril of doing business in China
Inside the Ring: New naval harassment in Asia
Trident downgrade would leave Britain vulnerable to nuclear attack
Indefensible Policies: Our Commander-in-Chief Retreats As Putin's Missile Programs Advance
Global threat to food supply as water wells dry up
Brian Stewart: Egypt's other existential crisis — the Nile
Syrian Unrest Could Have Broad Geopolitical Impact
Military Cooperation Between Cuba, North Korea Revealed
Russia jails top opposition leader; Putin denounced as dictator
Chinese Hackers Dropbox Their Viruses
Body Worlds Challenged to Provide DNA
PMO asked staff to supply 'enemy' lists to new ministers
Plot to bribe unhappy aide involved in ethnic vote scandal
Report on BC Rail legal bills delayed
Saturday, July 13, 2013
China Has World’s Most Active Missile Programs
China Has World’s Most Active Missile Programs
Abe criticizes China for trying to change status quo by force
Chinese general: Philippines stirs trouble for asking US help
Chinese Patrol Boards, Damages Vietnamese Trawlers: Captain
China-Japan Tensions Flare Again
Japan says faces increasing threats from China, North Korea
Dangerous military actions of China, North Korea must be contained
Chinese police open fire on Tibetan monks: group
Judge Says: As Early as 1980s, Organs Were Harvested in China
In Communist China, Shortwave is a Window to the World
U.S.-China Like A ‘Married Couple,’ Says Chinese Official
U.S. family tries living without China
NY Senator Calls on MTA to Avoid Chinese Steel
MPs, Senators defend right to sit on corporate boards
Doc about whipped BC MLAs now free to view online
4 Bogus Claims About Why Walmart Can’t Pay A Living Wage
Tell Your Representative to Support the Safe Cosmetics & Personal Care Products Act
Public Citizen publishes “road map” for states to move toward single-payer health
Another company leaves U.S. Chamber of Commerce over the organization’s environmental
Binge-Drinking Impairs Brain: New Study
Russia convicts lawyer Magnitsky in posthumous trial
Russian Military Woos Young Computer Programmers for new cyber project
Iran’s Water Crisis
Tracking Pakistan’s nukes to Saudi Arabia?
Graphic: Saudi Arabia's missile base 'with launch pads aimed at Israel and Iran'
Seven peacekeepers killed in Sudan's Darfur region
Madagascar villagers accuse army of mass killings
The Middle-Class Revolution
Overthrow of Egypt's Brotherhood sends Islamists across the Mideast scrambling
Further destabilisation in the Middle East possible according to new report
Thursday, June 27, 2013
Asia driving 'explosion' in global arms trade: study
Asia driving 'explosion' in global arms trade: study
China's Foreign Minister warns nations seeking help From US will find their efforts "futile"
China Military Buildup Risks Accident
Japan vows to help Philippines amid China sea row
The Obama administration’s risky disarmament agenda
The sequester’s bite
Growing Tyrannies across the world are crushing dissent.
Is it possible that democracy is dying?
Russia evacuates Tartus, also military, diplomatic personnel from Syria. High war alert in Israel
Russia said to be violating 1987 missile accord
China, Russia gained access to Snowden’s secrets
In Shift, Snowden Now Said to Reveal US Monitoring of China
China Activist Chen Guangcheng Visits Taiwan
Movie Review ‘Camp 14: Total Control Zone’
The Dangers of Blogging in Oppressive Regimes: Film
‘Youngest Prisoner of Conscience’ Escapes House Arrest in China
Unjustly Treated Officer Quits the Chinese Communist Party
Chinese Rubber Stamp Legislature Boosts CEO Profits
DID CHINA BUY NICARAGUA?
Oil pipeline shut down as second leak in as many weeks plagues Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain near Hope
First Nations group calls for B.C. to reject Northern Gateway pipeline work permits
Sunday, June 9, 2013
China And The Biggest Territory Grab Since World War II
China And The Biggest Territory Grab Since World War II
China’s Stealth Wars
For China, hacking may be all about Sun Tzu and World War III
UN fears for young North Korean defectors sent home by China
Chinese think tank warns of military clashes with Japan
China angry and nervous as Japan joins arms with India
After Scarborough, is Ayungin next? Chinese general boasts of takeover
PH tells China: Don’t tell us what to do within our territory
Chinese Kids Brainwashed into Killing Machines
Show of Force: The Growth of the Chinese Military
China moves against U.S. pivot to Asia with stepped up military, diplomatic economic ties to Americas
Brother-in-law of Chinese Nobel winner jailed for 11 years
China's Tiananmen Mothers criticize Xi for lack of reforms
US Commander Issues Stern Warning on S. China Sea Disputes
America and China: The summit
As Beijing becomes more bellicose, Washington clings to the hope that military-to-military relations will somehow relieve tensions. They won't.
The India vs. China Border Standoff: Lessons Learned
With troops and techies, U.S. prepares for cyber warfare
Nuclear Weapons: How Few Is Too Few?
Best Case For Sequester Is Still Disaster, Top Experts Say
Tanks in Beirut as Syria protest leaves one dead
Hezbollah leader says terror org ready to wage war on Israel
As Syrian Fighting Nears Border, Israel Considers Its Options
Mideast War in Our Time?
Russia to keep a dozen ships in Mediterranean to protect its national security
Russia to send nuclear submarines to southern seas
Russia Is Upping The Ante By Sending Its Only Aircraft Carrier To The Mediterranean
Tens of thousands on streets, Turkish PM Erdogan defiant
Fears of "Ottoman revival" explode in Turkey
Egyptian draft law said to dash hopes of free civil society
From Arab Spring to Global Revolution, Age of Upheaval
Obama’s Covert Trade Deal
Unemployed workers march on U.S. Chamber headquarters after 150 mile
President to seek fast track authority to override congress, push through “trade” deals
Motorola's Moto X Phone Will Be Part Assembled in America
Illinois becomes 14th state to back constitutional amendment to allow limits on election
A message From Public Citizen:
" We must be heroes.
Corporate greed has infected every aspect of our lives.
Corporations are taking over our elections.
Emboldened by the Supreme Court’s dumbfounding Citizens United ruling, corporations are buying off politicians left and right. I really don’t know how we can expect democracy to survive if we allow dollars to trump votes.
Corporations are taking over the media.
Mainstream newspapers, radio stations and television networks are giving up on investigating corporate wrongdoing and, too often, devolving to be little more than plasterers of pro-corporate propaganda. The infamous billionaire Koch Brothers — who have spent hundreds of millions meddling with elections and who don’t believe in climate science — are now trying to buy venerable papers like the Los Angeles Times and Chicago Tribune.
Corporations are taking over national sovereignty.
Not content merely with record profits in the United States, corporations like Apple, Pfizer and Citgroup are offshoring profits to avoid their fair share of taxes while simultaneously backing absurd multinational “trade” pacts that pit countries against each other in a race to the bottom for food and product safety, labor standards, and environmental protections.
And we need to fight back with all the strength and passion we can summon. This isn’t just about safeguarding consumers from unsafe products or corporate rip-offs. This isn’t just about advancing progressive ideals like fairness, justice and the American Dream.
This is about standing up — together — to save our country, our fellow citizens spanning the globe, our planet itself from the contagion of corporate power. "
Controversy over temporary foreign miners prompts flood of angry letters
Another pipeline rupture in spill-prone Alberta
Alberta Tory MP Brent Rathgeber quits caucus
``I would submit that if the House does not jealously protect the rights of the members to bring forward matters of concern to their constituents ... the role of the private member, and Parliament and ultimately democracy have all equally been compromised.''
Neoliberal Attacks on the Idea of the Nation State
Human Rights Clause in EU Pact Gives Harper Gov't Pause
Candidates can lie about their finances or omit details thanks to MLAs who nixed penalty
Christy Clark Discloses Zero Assets
Province denies firings aimed to protect BC Liberal donors' profits
NDP tables second wave of legislation to protect lakes and rivers
Canada Defence Minister wants greater military exchange with China
Raise Oil Sands Tax, Save Alberta (and Our Climate)
Three reasons BC's Northern Gateway rejection is 'good politics'
'What good is it to save the planet if humanity suffers?': Exxon CEO
Monday, May 20, 2013
Obama to Announce Major US Nuclear Force Cuts Soon
Obama to Announce Major US Nuclear Force Cuts Soon
Allies Disarm while Axis Powers Prepare for Nuclear War
China claims others territory, plans imperial expansion for living space justified by history and supremacist ideology
More South Koreans support developing nuclear weapons
Japan must develop nuclear weapons, warns Tokyo governor
Will Riyadh Get the Bomb?
Report: Syria prepared to fire missiles at Tel Aviv
Brinkmanship in Mideast Crisis
Chris Hedges: Mass Movements
Harper government buying ads to promote job grant program that doesn't yet exist
Friday, March 22, 2013
Hundreds of Chinese Nationals To Access Sensitive NASA Facility
Hundreds of Chinese Nationals To Access Sensitive NASA Facility
Chinese Flag Raising By The White House - Red China Flag Over Washington
State of the Union -- Betrayal
Former NASA Langley Research Center contractor arrested by FBI in Va. on plane bound for China
Obama’s Nuclear Weapons Draw-down Could Run Afoul of the Law
Man accused of espionage worked on deterrence, handed over Nuclear Secrets
“Corporations have no consciences, no beliefs, no feelings, no thoughts, no desires. ... [T]hey are not themselves members of ‘We the People’ by whom and for whom our Constitution was established.”
John Paul Stevens, the retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice who authored the words above as part of his dissenting opinion in the infamous Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission case.
Democracy Is For People Amendment
Constitutional amendment proposal to end unlimited and undisclosed corporate financing of
American elections.
How the Megabanks Just Played the SEC and Shut Out Their Shareholders
Chamber of Commerce = Communist lobby
Chinese military threat rising: report
DoD: U.S. vulnerable to EMP event
National Security Letters Are Unconstitutional, Federal Judge Rules
For America, Decline is a Choice
“In reality, decline is not a foregone conclusion but a deliberate political choice that builds from a failure to define what matters most to the nation.”
Better Colleges Failing to Lure Talented Poor
China admits to locking radar on Japanese destroyer
Chinese Broadcaster Replays Chinese Military Hacking Clip in Documentary
Chinese leader bolsters Russian ties on first foreign trip
Xi tells China’s military to improve ability to ‘win battles’
'The China Dream' = Worlds Nightmare
" In February’s official journal of the Communist Party Central Committee, an article from the People’s Liberation Army’s General Staff stated: [W]hat determines the political and economic pattern of the world . . . ultimately depends on force.”
That proclamation takes Mao Zedong’s approach to domestic governance and extends it to international relations: “Political power grows out of the barrel of a gun.” What we are seeing is the militarization of China’s much-touted “peaceful rise” and the end of Deng Xiaoping’s approach: “Hide your capabilities; bide your time.” "
China, Pakistan reach secret nuclear reactor deal for Pakistan
Chinese Lawyer in Exile Denounces ‘Gangsters’ Back Home
"If we only protect property rights, but not human rights, then in the end even the right to private property will have no protections.”
“Your concern is not only helpful to victims in China, but it’s about us rallying together and safeguarding the values of mankind. When these values are recognized by all, only then is it a society in which everyone can live at ease.”
Jailed Chinese Democracy Activist’s Health Worsening
New Zealander Describes Ordeals in Chinese Prison
China Probes House Churches in Intelligence Sweep
Monk Who Wrote on Self-immolations Detained
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
92% of Hong Kongers Vote for Return to British Rule
North Korea Threatens Japan with Attack
North Korea threatens nuclear attack on US bases in Asia
Friday, March 15, 2013
Nazi Germany vs Communist China
Chinese rampage in South Korea hotel against Tibetan for Speaking out
納粹德國 vs 共產中國 Nazi Germany vs Communist China
Recent cyberattacks part of Chinese military strategy started more than 20 years ago
“Unrestricted Warfare,” detailing a concept they describe as “warfare which transcends all boundaries and limits.”
"We believe that some morning people will awake to discover with surprise that quite a few gentle and kind things have begun to have offensive and lethal characteristics."
"Here are some examples (among many) of the sorts of “unrestricted warfare”: resources warfare (grabbing riches by plundering stores of resources); cultural warfare (leading cultural trends along in order to assimilate those with different views); and international law warfare (seizing the earliest opportunity to set up regulations)…."
By the Chinese definition of "Unrestricted Warfare" it's clear they are waging war on us.
China Hacks India’s Defense Ministry
"Thousands of confidential government files were compromised, such as Indian state security intelligence, and information on surface-to-air missile and radar programs from the Defense Research and Development Laboratory."
Strategic commander worried about cyber attacks on nuclear command and control
"Alexander said he is also worried about the commercial electric power and communications grids as a “source of concern” by foreign powers seeking to conduct cyber attacks against U.S. nuclear forces."
Cyber and nuclear attack greater threat than terrorism ever was
"Asked to imagine a worst-case scenario cyber-attack on the US, General Alexander said a software failure across the US could knock out power networks for an extended period throughout the country, and cause more damage and disruption than the 9/11 terrorist attacks in New York."
Chaos from the Sky: Why the EMP Threat Is Real
China plans to send a land survey team to disputed Senkaku Islands
Japan eyes defense ties with Southeast Asia amid Chinese Expansionism
Mainland China military buildup targets Taiwan
"For the past few years, the PLA has been conducting military exercises which focus on the scenario of taking an island should possible military conflict occur, the QDR also said."
Chinese Banks Hide Slush Funds for North Korea’s Kim Jong-un
"Dozens of Chinese bank accounts holding hundreds of millions of dollars have been linked with Kim Jong-un, leader of the communist regime in North Korea."
DNI says new N. Korean missile being fielded
Russian government says N. Korean nuclear test used plutonium and was larger than earlier blasts
China's Drone Swarms Rise
Human rights group names almost 20,000 involved in persecuting Falun Gong
"Falun Gong is a spiritual practice based on the principles of truthfulness, compassion, and tolerance. It became a target for persecution in 1999, after former regime leader Jiang Zemin became afraid of how attractive the teachings of Falun Gong were to the Chinese people. Jiang Zemin saw Falun Gong as a challenge to the Party’s attempt to control how people in China think. "
Police and Villagers Clash in Guangdong Land Dispute
Iran and Hezbollah 'have built 50,000-strong force to help Syrian regime', Assad reported to be preparing chemical weapons
Monday, March 11, 2013
China's relentless push to reduce US influence in the Asia-Pacific region
China's relentless push to reduce US influence in the Asia-Pacific region
Chinese military leaders calls for war-readiness in Parliament
China's biggest problem? Too many men
China's nuclear arsenal 'many times larger'
Russians Conduct Huge Nuke Drill
North Korea ends peace pacts with South, Threatens Pre-emptive Nuclear War
India: ‘Be prepared for irrational nuclear war’ – The New Indian Express
U.S. nuclear commander: Sequester may affect readiness in 6 months
The antiquation of America’s nuclear weapons
LYONS: Obama’s dangerous anti-nuclear obsession
Obama rejected tough options for countering Chinese cyber attacks two years ago
Inside the Ring: Asia pivot threatened
China navy seeks to "wear out" Japanese ships in disputed waters
Iran and North Korea Deal to Work Together Includes Nukes
Chinese Missiles Bound for Terrorists Raise Concerns on China
China exports much stronger than expected, imports weak
Obama pushes ahead with export control changes, makes it easier to export sensitive military items to adversaries
The Obama Administration Wants to Sell You a Used Trade Policy
Did Navy make Pearl Harbor mistake again?
Facing the Threat of the Trans-Pacific Treaty
Concerns Grow As Local Police Look More And More Like The Military
Study shows Super PACs made mockery of campaign law
New Treasury Secretary Jack Lew potential Citibank Operative
'Pay-to-Play' Corruption: Chevron, Campaign Contributions and Government Contracts
Police fire teargas on China village after land grab protest
Escape from a Chinese Propaganda Mill!
Canada's Reckless Banks Inflate House Price Bubble
Feds spent $21M of taxpayer money on Economic Action Plan ads in 2011-12: annual report
Oil in Eden: The Battle to Protect Canada's Pacific Coast
Following The 'Foreign Money Trail' on Northern Gateway
Manning to Re-brand Conservatives as Green
Lack of Scientific freedom in Canada
Rule changes threaten Roma refugee claimants, Conservatives discriminate against Roma
News Release — Canada Welcomes Record Number of Immigrants, Visitors and Students from Communist China in 2012
How the Communists plan to absorb Canada
Richmond filling schools with brainwashed mainlanders student exchange program, effort to influence perceptions, feelings, place future operatives on path to influence
No room for Vancouver kids in downtown schools
Departments ignore House of Commons committee's request for documents
Job search shows feds want discreet, consensus-seeking PBO to replace Kevin Page
Why won’t Prime Minister Harper remove Arthur Porter from the Privy Council?
Justin understands you want proportional representation, but you don’t get it.
A short video about our first past the post voting system
What will it take to make a Liberal-NDP deal happen?
Probe Details How Clark, Aides Erased Communications Trail
The Elements of BC Liberal Style
Coal Opponents Forging Cross-border Ties
South of Border, Hot Debate Involves BC Coal Port Plans
Mining worries raised amid celebration of Sacred Headwaters deal
Vancouver resource company defends controversial Greek gold mine project
Greenland warns EU may miss out on its mineral wealth
Space mining could eventually surpass Earth mining, conference hears
Falklands votes in sovereignty referendum rejected by Argentina
A decade after US-led invasion, Kurds look to Turkey, the West, mull future without Iraq
Monday, February 28, 2011
News

China determined to rival US nuclear arsenal
No transparency over nukes, China tells US
Wikileaks: 16 More Secrets on China to Follow
China blocks report on North Korea's new nuclear facility, UN diplomats say
Chinese Police Crack Down on Foreign Reporters and Lawyers to Quell a ‘Jasmine Revolution’
Chinese Police Smother Jasmine Protests
Ambassador's Name Blocked in China after protest
Uyghurs Targeted Amidst Reform Call
Chinese Police Crack Down on Banned Tibetan Songs
North Koreans Take to the Streets
North Korea, South Korea standoff heats up as war games begin
Russia unveils huge rearmament drive
Russia Vows to Sell Missiles to Syria
Russian Government Helpless as Rebels Expand Operations in Kabardino-Balkaria
South Stream Project Contravenes EU’s Energy Market Legislation
Towns in Gadhafi Stronghold Falling
Pro-Gadhafi forces fight rebels in 2 cities
UN Accuses Belarus of Arming Ivory Coast Military in Violation of Embargo
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
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
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
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
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
Thursday, April 15, 2010
News

Scud missiles? Syrian provocation of war?
Japan says China subs, warships came near Okinawa
Iran using Chinese companies to buy nuclear equipment
China to send Iran gasoline
China’s Economic Growth Surges
Recently Released Chinese Human Rights Lawyer Shows Signs of Torture
Chinese Villagers Beaten in Land Grab
Villagers Warned to 'Back Off' in Their Support of Torture Victim's Family
Bizzare Deaths: Chinese Prison Guards Get Creative With Explanations
China's CCTV Suspected of Staging Mine Rescue
Chinese spy trial begins
Taiwan Displays Plans For Missile-Carrying Corvette
SKorea says external explosion likely sank ship
Debt Crisis Watch Turns to Portugal
Who’s Who in Kyrgyzstan’s New Government
Kyrgyzstan's deposed president flies to Kazakhstan
Mistral Case Presages Russian Shopping Spree for Western Military Technology
Russian Economy Failing to Modernize
Afghan Police Training Contract Lacks Oversight: DoD
U.S. doubles anti-Taliban special forces
U.S. Army Unveils UAV Road Map
U.S. To Send Hummingbird UAV to Afghanistan
EADS To Build 3 Demo Armed Aerial Scouts
NSA on the Flash-Media Hunt
Thursday, April 8, 2010
News

Is Greece at the Tipping Point?
Greece plunges deeper into crisis, banks, euro hit
Debt burden weighs on developed nations
Geithner Caves, postponing release of report on China currency
No peace unless China removes missiles: Ma
A Chinese ISP Momentarily Hijacks the Internet
Chinese Shadow cyber spy network revealed
Chinese hackers stole India's defence secrets: Report
Indian Army Warns of Possible Cyber Attacks
China’s Shadow Looms Over the Mekong
Chinese Regime Interferes in Law Practice
Amnesty Urges China to Disclose Execution Figures
Jointness a Threat To Beating China: Analyst
Obama's poor nuclear posture
Gaffney: Obama Nuclear Plan Takes 'Dangerous' Risks With U.S. Security
Obama’s Nuclear Revision: Simply MAD
Tulip Revolution Reloaded
Kyrgyz opposition says it will rule for 6 months
Iran is still holding at least 35 journalists after crackdown
Rights group says Caracas attacks judicial freedom
Failed Cyprus Talks May Scuttle Turkey's EU Bid
DoD To Seek Long-Range Strike Funds in '12 Budget
Public employee pensions burdening states, localities
Thursday, March 25, 2010
News
Network Solutions, GoDaddy cease registering Web sites in China
AP test of Google offers peek at China Net filters
China VP due in Sweden as Volvo takeover nears
Is China Building the Next Bubble?
China Just Halted The Sale Of All Land
North Korea vows 'nuclear strikes' in latest threat
Tensions Rise in Wa Region, Burma
Demographic Problems, Budgetary Limitations Block Russian Army From Maintaining Levels
Russia will only buy fully-equipped Mistral from France - Gen. Staff chief
Arrest of politician in Venezuela raises free speech concerns
Anti-Chavez TV channel owner arrested in Venezuela
Venezuelan Grid to Remain ‘Vulnerable,’
Pakistan: 5 soldiers, 21 alleged militants killed
Kyrgyzstan: New Junta in Formation
Turkey Signs Nuclear Deal with South Korea
Circassians Look to Georgia for International Support
Will Tymoshenko Unite Ukrainian Opposition?
Report: Mexican Traffickers Cement Grip in US
Bribery Study in Mexico Says Police the Problem
UK police asks Internet cafes to monitor customers
Eurozone agrees on bailout plan for Greece
Social Security payout to exceed pay-in this year
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
News

China’s Industrial Policies Hurting U.S. Industries and Workers
Chinese Regime Tightens Control of Uyghurs
Chinese Nuclear Tests Caused at least 750,000 Deaths
Rights Activist Is Attacked Outside Home in Moscow
AIG chiefs pressed to donate to Dodd
Massive ammo shortage in US
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March 30 2009
Russia, China cooperate on new currency proposals
Another Tibetan Monk Beaten to Death by Chinese
CCP Occupiers in Tibet: Arrests and Rape
Riots Occurring More Frequently In Chian’s Hainan Province
Anti-China tensions on the rise in Australia
Alarming News: Bank Losses Spreading
Warships set sail ahead of N. Korean rocket launch
Iran missile experts in North Korea 'to help with rocket launch'
Iran Ups Support for Gaza and Lebanon Hardliners
Sudan's wanted president welcomed at Arab summit
Afghanistan plan lacking, McCain says







