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Updates: Gandhi 60 Years After plus Those Other Freaking WARS
A Colombian rebel leader has been jailed for 60
years by a US court, in connection with the
kidnapping of three US intelligence operatives
in 2003 Ricardo Palmera, 57, is the most senior
member of the Farc guerrilla movement to be
captured in 40 years of conflict.
Gandhi's ashes scattered at sea
  Ashes of Indian independence leader Mahatma Gandhi have
been scattered off the coast of Mumbai to mark the 60th
anniversary of his assassination.
An urn containing the ashes was opened and they were mixed
with water from the Arabian Sea by his great-granddaughter
Nilamben Parikh.
The ceremony was in accordance with Hindu rites.
Gandhi - called Mahatma or "Great Soul" - spearheaded a
non-violent campaign against the British Raj.
'Come together'
Those attending the ceremony called for Indians to unite
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/7217111.stm Israeli War Commission Finds 2006 Lebanon WarMarked by Failure By Jim Teeple A government-appointed commission in Israel says there were grave failings by Israel's leaders during the 2006 war in Lebanon, but the commission avoided direct criticism of Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert. Video: Lebanon War report blames Israel military AlJazeeraEnglish Winograd Report revives Israeli anger over Lebanon war Christian Science Monitor For Weeks of WORLD NEWS01/26/08
Pakistan nuclear sites on alert
Pakistan insists its nuclear armoury
will not be compromised
Pakistan has raised the state of alert around its
nuclear facilities amid concerns they could be targeted
by Islamist militants.
A US spy satellite has gone out of control and is due
to crash to Earth within two months, US sources say.
Palestinian radical founder dies
Egypt invites the Palestinian group Hamas to attend
talks in Cairo "promptly" on resolving the border crisis.
01/25/08
Are we Winning the Financial War on Terror?
US opens personnel files on al-Qaeda recruits01/24/08
The War of a 1000 Lies
The man who can fix it.
 01/23/08
Iraq War
Two nonprofit organizations have tallied up the
number of false statements about the threat from
Iraq made by Bush administration members ...
The Associated Press
Markets
Cherry Pickers
Fed’s Action Stems Sell-Off in World Markets New York Times
01/18/08
CIA boss names Bhutto 'killers'
Chess legend Fischer dies at 64
Medical plants 'face extinction'
DNA points to new killer in '99 casehttp://www.cnn.com/2008/CRIME/01/18/masters/index.html?eref=googletoolbar Bodies found after Mexican raid  Mexican soldiers and police battled
the heavily-armed drugs gang Stones sign one-album record deal
 The Rolling Stones' deal with
EMI comes to an end next month
US team makes embryo clone of men
01/16/08
FBI Drops the Ball French Secret Service ScoresFBI Wiretaps Dropped Due to Unpaid Bills
http://feeds.reuters.com/~r/reuters/oddlyEnoughNews/~3/214583275/idUSEIC07119120 http://apnews.myway.com/article/20080110/D8U35C500.html French Secret Services Nail Terriorist 2 Arrested.
DETAILS of arrest on France24 Live Stream
The Dakar rally cancelled. Aleg, Mauritania
terrorist kill four French tourists.
15 min/video on French Tourist Slaying http://www.france24.com/france24Public/en/special-reports/FRANCE-24-Reports/Reporters-FRANCE-24 Tehran warns US over nuclear row
Ayatollah Khamenei (right) said
the US should not try "to break Iran"
Warning on stealthy Windows virus
US stocks slump on economy fears
The US housing slowdown has led
to wider economic problems
FARC Frees 2- Massive US Air Raid- Huge Black Hole Found Freed hostages land in Venezuela
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/7182105.stm US launches massive Iraq air raid Air Raid Footage: http://news.bbc.co.uk/media/avdb/news/world/video/144000/bb/144035_16x9_bb.asx?ad=1&ct=50 Huge black hole tips the scales http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7181877.stm STOP Sarkozy's 'non' to France 24
President Sarkozy President Sarkozy said a French channel can only speak French President Nicolas Sarkozy has said his country will stop
broadcasting its English- language 24-hour news channel,
France 24. The French premier has called for a French-only
network to replace it."With taxpayers' money, I am not
prepared to broadcast a channel that does not speak French,"
he said. Launched in December 2006 by Mr Sarkozy's
predecessor, Jacques Chirac,France 24 now broadcasts around
the world in French, English and Arabic. The channel aimed to
challenge the dominance of English-language market-leaders
BBC World and CNN.
The English broadcast is one of the best things
France could have done to help bring the world together. Please e-mail everyone, anyone you can and perhaps we WILL be able to help save
this VITAL NEWS feed!
Gandalf Ps. Why as I try to bring the beauty and breath of the French culture along with a different
perspective of the news would he deem it
necessary to close this channel of
communications? I am of the fear his concept
of our new universal world is lacking and the
nature of the patterns of his behavior tends me
to believe he cares more about himself that of
France or the World.
CIA UNDER FIRE-US MARINE TRIBUNAL OPENSTaxi to the Dark Side
How was torture authorised among US troops at Bagram airbase in Afghanistan? Why have only the torturers, not their superiors, been prosecuted for what they did? Listen 23 min. link below http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/programmes/assignment.shtml
The CIA destroyed the tapes while
being scrutinised over secret prisons
The US justice department is to launch a criminal investigation into the CIA's erasingof videotapes of
interrogations of two al-Qaeda suspects. It follows
last month's preliminary joint inquiry with the CIA
into whether a full investigation was necessary.
Critics have accused the CIA of a cover-up to hide
evidence of possible torture and abuse of detainees.
IS IT OVER YET?Musharraf Announces Scotland Yard
to Investagate Bhutto Assination
Deadly year in Afghanistan: 110 U.S. soldiers killed Nearly thousand Afghan police
officers slain, but some progress seen
KABUL, Afghanistan - U.S. military deaths, suicide bombings and opium production hit
record highs in 2007. Taliban militants killed
more than 925 Afghan police. But U.S.
officials here insist things are looking up.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/22452879/ 2007 was deadliest year for U.S. troops in
Iraq. Officials note sharp drop in violence
in second part of the year
2007: In Iraq, a relative calm
Dec. 31: The year began with some of the deadliest months of the Iraq conflict, but
transitioned to a relative calm after the U.S.
"surge." NBC's Stephanie Gosk reports.
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