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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
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Report: Chinese Hackers Steal Top Weapons Designs
Confidential report lists U.S. weapons system designs compromised by Chinese cyberspies
Should US companies be allowed to hack China in revenge? New report says yes
Why US Congress Gets Free Trips To China
America is Up for Sale!
Slowed by Debate and Uncertainty, New Rules Green Light Response to Cyber Attacks
US Feels Pinch of Erratic Spending Cuts
Germany fears EU revolutions over youth unemployment caused by outsourcing, cheap foreign imports
German Chancellor Merkel shows weakness, corruption, vows to lobby EU to avoid trade spat with China over solar panels
South China Sea tension mounts near Filipino shipwreck
China sends nuclear ICBMs to North Korea
Time Running Out for Taiwan if Russia Releases S-400 SAM to China
India, China troop face-offs continue after Ladakh military stand-off
Russia anti-aircraft missiles to Syria: Israel hints at another air strike
Analysis: Syria contagion strikes deep into Lebanon
Le Monde Witnesses Use Of Chemical Weapons In Syria
Backlash in Bangladesh: Workers Escalate Safety Demands
Reanimated Arctic plants offer hope for humans aiming to colonize Mars
Head of Elections Canada confirms witnesses not co-operating in robocalls case
Temporary Foreign Worker Program – Timeline of Events
Surveying the Rubble after BC's Election
Why Can't Canada Innovate?
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 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, February 28, 2011
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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
Thursday, July 22, 2010
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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
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, March 26, 2009
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Eligibility lawyer says Homeland Security shadowing him
'Mandatory youth service' bill advances in US
Chinese Military Surrounds Tibetan Town
Navies Deploy Warships As N. Korea Threatens Missile Launch
Uyghur Economist Silenced in china
Thai Officials Move to Quash Dissent in Book, Newspaper
Thai Officials Sent Hmong refugees Home, Some Flee
Rahm Emanuel's profitable stint at mortgage giant
Federal criminal complaint contends Obama ineligible
Obama Facing Democratic Defections
Economy Shrank at 6.3 Percent Rate at End of 2008
Iran is only months away from building a nuke, has ballistic warhead capability
IAF airstrike in Sudan hit convoy of weapons destined for Gaza
Hamas source confirms Sudan convoy attack
Crisis Hits Czech Republic
U.S. Puts $11M Bounty on Three al-Qaida Terrorists
Saudi Arabia: Senior Al-Qaida Leader Surrenders
Friday, February 13, 2009
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China Needs U.S. Guarantees for Treasuries, Yu Says
China to Create Blacklist of Local Journalists
Underground Opposition Party Advocates Democracy in China
Demonstrators Rally In Beijing to Oppose Corruption
Russia Admits China Illegally Copied Its Fighter
Bulgaria's "Overgas," a Russian Spy in Canada, and Gazprom
Report: N. Korea Preparing Massive Long-Range Missile
Iran bulldozes the mass graves of political prisoners
Feinstein comment on U.S. drones likely to embarrass Pakistan
Europe's industrial base may never recover from crisis
As Vacant Office Space Grows, So Does Lenders’ Crisis
Census battle intensifies; GOP leader threatens lawsuit
President's attorneys demand birth, college records be withheld from public
Sunday, November 25, 2007
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Fear exposed: Iran poised to destabilize Lebanon
Iranian VP: We've successfully produced nuclear fuel pellets
Secret Files Prove Saddam Had WMD
September 2007 updates: Hussein and terrorism
China Jails Tibetan Nomad For Eight Years After Dalai Lama Protest
Cellphone Tracking Powers on Request
U.S. Tests Anti-IED Laser
Thursday, August 16, 2007
News
China's Damaged Goods
Arms, Energy and Commerce in Sino-Russian Relations
Chinese Preparations for "Peace Mission 2007" Complete
Russia, China and allies play war game
China, Russia, Central Asian Leaders Meet in Security Summit
U.S.: China Must Be Transparent on Naval Buildup
India Plans to Build Roads, Airfields Along Disputed China Border
Tibetan Protesters Withdraw Amid Threat of Force
China Begins Media Crackdown
Big Brother jumps onto world scene from Shenzhen, China
Oil, China and Auto Parts Push Trade Deficit Up
EXPERT REPORT ON MISSILE DROP IN GEORGIA LEAVES UNANSWERED QUESTIONS
Suitcase of cash shows Chávez's ways
Chávez’s Bid for Russian Arms Pains U.S.
Rev. Guards Sanctions Could Have Big Impact
World stocks plunge ahead of Wall Street open
Mega-terror threats add to market woes
World Markets Dip on U.S. Credit Jitters
U.S. to Harness Spy Birds for Domestic Use
Wednesday, June 20, 2007
Tuesday, June 19, 2007
News
CIPFG's Plan to Stop CCP Organ Harvesting
More lead-poison toys from China recalled
Report: N. Korea Fired Short-Range Missile
Syro-Iranian massacre of Lebanese Politicians
Report: Russia Sells Jets to Syria
Iranian Opposition Vows to Step Up Fight Against Tehran
UN Rights Council drops Belarus, Cuba monitors
Robot Soldier MULE Self-Navigates Around Obstacles
CNN Polls Tied to Hillary Donor
On the Flaws of Multiculturalism
Thursday, May 24, 2007
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Sec. Gates Worries About China's New Weapons
China Steps Up Publishing Curbs on Magazines
Chinese exports to Venezuela jump 112 percent
Raid on spy's home 'reveals details of Chirac's secret £30m bank account'
INDIA: A NEW PLAYER IN CENTRAL ASIA?
Is Lebanon facing a 'new breed' of Al Qaeda?
Is al-Qaeda on the Run in Iraq?
Images depict al-Qaida torture techniques
Rebels, Soldiers, Civilians Victims in Latest Sri Lanka Violence
What the Army can teach our teachers
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
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Russian Charged in Fatal Poisoning of KGB Agent
Spy death: Russia blocks extradition
Russia won't surrender poison suspect
Iran to Buy Another Russian Air Defense System Via Syria
Iran, Syria Aiding and Arming Hezbollah
More Riots against Gov't in China
Embattled Chinese Authors Vow To Keep Writing
Chinese-made for $12.99 or U.S.-built for $24.97?
U.N. Referendum to be Held with Taiwan Election
U.S. Missile Defense Data Leaked in Japan
Japan Tightens Information Security After Military Leak
Australia to Join Japan-U.S. Missile Defense Project
Indian MiG Missing After Takeoff
Three militants killed in Pakistani clash
Bomb Explodes in Turkish Capital
Monday, May 21, 2007
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Iran's secret plan for summer offensive to force US out of Iraq
Q&A: explaining the violence in Lebanon today
An Iraq To-Do List
Combating the Islamic Terrorist/Insurgency Threat
China to launch lunar orbiter
Birth Control Measures Prompt Riots in Guangxi Province
2 Activists Are Under House Arrest and Barred From Leaving China
Russia Steps Up Spying on U.S.
RUSSIA-EU SUMMIT BRINGS MORE MISUNDERSTANDING AND MISTRUST
GAZPROM TAKING OVER THE PIPELINES IN BELARUS
Venezuelans rally for opposition TV station
Bombs found on train in Kolkata India
Lawsuit: Murdoch killed negative Clinton stories
Excalibur GPS artillery Hits Targets 40km Away
Good News: France says no to mass legalisation of undocumented immigrants
Monday, May 14, 2007
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Bin Laden Wants to Strike U.S. Cities with Nuclear Weapons
Top Taliban Commander Killed in Fighting
Dead Taliban Leader Was Training U.S. Recruits
Afghan 'super-madrassas' built by U.S. military
U.S. To Add Survivability Gear To Tanks
China launches Nigerian satellite
Taiwan Accuses China of Buying Former Ally Senegal
KRAKOW PRO-WESTERN ENERGY SUMMIT OUTMANEUVERED BY PUTIN IN CENTRAL ASIA
US seeks missile deal with Poland
EU Adopts Common Defense Industry Strategy
Baltics May Boost Cooperation With Infantry Battalion
Japan Closer to Changing Constitution
Cerberus snaps up Chrysler ahead of Stronach
11-Nation Panel of Nazi Archive Meets
Saturday, May 12, 2007
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Engineer guilty in plot to give data to China
China Anti-Satellite Test Sends Wrong Signal
Taiwan's Premier to Resign
28 Die in Pakistani Political Violence
Contingencies for nuclear terrorist attack
Europeans To Call for Force-Protection Research
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Friday, May 11, 2007
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