Published on Mar 5, 2012 by AssociatedPress
Israel’s prime minister is vigorously asserting his country’s right to defend itself against an Iranian nuclear threat. Benjamin Netanyahu’s tough talk suggests he would attack Iranian nuclear facilities if he thinks Israel needs to do that. (March 5)
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Twenty-five Tibetans have now set themselves on fire since March of last year, protesting what some call Communist Party violations of their rights. Many focus on the limitations that Party authorities place on their freedom to practice religion, and especially to pay respects to the Dalai Lama.
Yet, according to some Chinese authorities, the problems Tibetan protestors complain about are non-existent, unimportant, or, perhaps, simply a smokescreen for dark political motives. It’s an interpretation that very few in the world outside of China believe, yet seems to be common among Party members who speak on the issue.
Even as Party authorities put a lockdown in place in the Aba prefecture of Sichuan province, where the most Tibetan self-immolations have occurred, they held a press conference in Beijing on Wednesday, aiming to discredit the protest movement. Aba prefecture’s administrative head, Wu Zegang, called the protestors “outcasts” and “criminals”.
He also indicated that the painful deaths were part of a plot to split up China, and suggested that they were induced by cash payments from the Dalai Lama.
Meanwhile, Sichuan Communist Party Secretary Liu Qibao shared his view that “public complaints about cultural repression do not exist.” Despite the dozens of people giving their lives to protest the Party regime of which he is a part, Liu did not see any conflict in the area, claiming that “on the contrary, Tibetan culture is flourishing.”
Published on Feb 27, 2012 by AssociatedPress
Newark Liberty Airport was briefly shut down after a commercial passenger plane with hydraulic problems made an emergency landing. The United Express Flight 5124 flew to Newark from Atlanta. There were no reports of injuries. (Feb. 27)
Arizona Plane crash webcam capture, French reporter allegedly molested-sexually assaulted at Tahrir Square by Protesters they cheered till now
Raw Video: Web Cam Captures Ariz. Plane Crash
From: AssociatedPress | Nov 24, 2011 | 8,920 views
A small airplane slammed into a sheer cliff in the mile-high mountains east of Phoenix and exploded, killing the six people onboard (Nov. 24)
Published on Nov 24, 2011 by Euronews
Two female journalists have been describing how they were sexually abused while attempting to cover the protests in Cairo’s Tahrir Square.
French TV reporter Caroline Sinz told how she and her cameraman were set upon by a mob:
“We were hit, and then separated. Very few women, especially foreign, are in Tahrir Square. I was grabbed by several men and I suffered a sexual assault in front of everyone in full daylight. Other women journalists were physically attacked. It is a way to intimidate the press.”
Aronite Thinking-
Till tough guy Mubarak was around they were courting them like little princesses.
Both at Libya and Egypt the way they glorified mobs under Brotherhood control and Al Qaeda possibly, was amazing.
Cheered up- heroes! but now they want us to know they are street gangs?
Intimidation? Or is it more a fact they dont need anymore ‘useful idiots’-
Not Lenin, not Khomeni. Not Tahrir Brotherhood mobsters save a quickie Arab style. Sorry it was open show.
Thanks we got some more Islamist Revolutions.
The ‘New Page’ is an interlude of Old Page of Leon Uris- “…and all against the Jew”; mediated by Turkish Islamists and Syria so the Bros in arms will be handy to bash Israel as Iran reaches the brink –Aron
Palestinian factions aim to end rivalry
Euronews | Nov 24, 2011 | 111 views
Hamas and Fatah, the main rival Palestinian factions, said on Thursday that they have made significant progress on power-sharing.
But there was no major breakthrough in Cairo after the first meeting in six months between the two groups.
“We’ve turned a new page. There was a great deal of understanding and enthusiam for working together and we were serious about implementing, not only reconciliation but everything needed to put the Palestinian house in order,” Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal said
Story of Herod and Jesus an impossible tale tells Archeological find.Temple not built by Herod in his lifetime.
Construction Completed After Herod’s Death
From: NTDTV | Nov 24, 2011 | 36 views
“The man usually credited with building the compound known to Jews as the Temple Mount and to Muslims as the Noble Sanctuary is Herod, a Jewish ruler who died in 4 B.C. Herod’s monumental compound replaced and expanded a much older Jewish temple complex on the same site.
But archaeologists with the Israel Antiquities Authority now say diggers have found coins underneath the massive foundation stones of the compound’s Western Wall that were stamped by a Roman proconsul 20 years after Herod’s death.
This doesnt upset Jewish Faith and its wailing Wall since its the Temple’s last standing structure that they bewail.
It matters little if Herod completed it or some other or if the Wall itself was built later.
What is missed by anti-semites is the Hirod’s dating that makes complete nonesense of Hirod figuring in Jesus timeline and narrative.
So to the already known discrepancies of impossible dates that never matched Jesus story in New Testament bible with Roman-Jewish history or archeology comes this Finding of coins underneath the Temple’s western wall supposed by it to have been built by Herod!
What this means is that those coins minted 20 years later- confounds and blows as a Myth the whole Jesus timeline and story as incompatible with History and archeology.
In its story of ‘Jesus’-he was betrayed by for 6 pieces of silver.
Looks like the lies took just took 2 coins to be betrayed.
Come to think of generations hounded out based on such fickle stories built without history as killers of the Saviour..
-Aronite Thinking
In The Old City of Jerusalem an important archaeological discovery has been made. Archaeologists are now convinced that King Herod did not finish constructing the Temple Mount in his own lifetime. Our correspondent has more.
The common belief that the Roman king Herod built all of the Temple Mount is about to change.
On Wednesday, the Israeli Antiquities Authority held a news conference announcing that ancient artefacts, discovered under the Western Wall of the Temple Mount, show that construction of The Temple was not completed during King Herod’s lifetime.
The artefacts include coins dated to 16 in the Common Era, while King Herod is believed to have died 20 years earlier.
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A new exhibition called “Beyond Planet Earth” gets underway at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. The Expo showcases ideas on the future of space exploration. Our correspondents bring you the full story.
Returning to the moon, exploring asteroids, voyaging to mars, reaching the outer solar system and even beyond. These are issues presented by The American Museum of Natural history in New York, in it’s new expo “Beyond Planet Earth” that questions what is the future of space exploration.
[Jackson Tao, College student]:
“I have no idea”.
Dr. Michael Shara is curator in the Department of Astrophysics at the American Museum of Natural history. He shares some of his ideas of what mankind will find out there in near future.
[Michael Shara, Curator, Department of Astrophysics]:
“I believe that in the coming 5, 10, 20 years we will send humans back to the moon. I’m certain that we will have commercial space exploration…We will certainly explore asteroids and learn how to nudge them, how to deflect them so that they wouldn’t run into earth… And I’m certain we will go Europa, look underneath it’s ice to see if there is life in it’s salty oceans. Finally, hundreds of years from now, I’m certain that we will leave this solar system and move outwards to the stars.”
And what about colonizing other planets and booking a flight to Mars? Some people on the streets of New York city already consider that mankind can soon expand it’s territory in to the solar system.
[Jackson Tao, College Student]:
“You might find that a planet may be suitable for life”
[Christiano Moura, Tourist]:
“In a few years people will be able to see other planets, to go there and to see how they are like”
And their guesses seem to be right.
[Michael Shara, Curator, Department of Astrophysics]:
“…we are almost certainly going to start terraforming Mars. Changing it into an Earthlike world. There’s going to be a real debate at that point and I strongly suspect that the people that are going to win that debate are the people who want to terraform Mars, turn it into an Earthlike world.”
The Beyond Planet Earth Expo opens on Saturday November 19th, presenting the past and present of space travel and our next steps in our solar system and beyond.
NTD News, New York
euronews science: Life in the Dead Sea
Published on Nov 24, 2011 by Euronews
The deepest point on the surface of Earth is the Dead Sea in Israel. Now a joint Israeli-German team of scientists has found several freshwater spring systems on the floor of the Dead Sea.
Their presence has been suspected for decades as concentric ripples on the surface of the water are visible near the shore, but it is only now been confirmed by divers.
30 metres under the surface, equipped with underwater cameras, the divers collected water samples from cracks in the sea floor and discovered cunknown micro-organisms.
IAEA Director General makes a Wake up call on Iranian Nuke Threat
Published on Nov 22, 2011 by Euronews
A frightening confirmation came recently that Iran has been working on a nuclear weapon, according to a report published by the International Atomic Energy Agency — the UN watchdog — on November 8.
It was the most detailed report so far about any military dimension of Iran’s nuclear programme. The IAEA a few days after publication underscored how serious it was.
Yukiya Amano said: “I have this information and assessment; I must alert the world. This is my duty as Director General.”
Published on Nov 22, 2011 by Euronews
Bundestag politicians have paused to remember the victims of an alleged neo-nazi killing spree that has sent shockwaves across Germany.
They paid their respects to eight men from Turkey and one from Greece, all murdered in the last decade.
“We are aware of our responsibilities. We have decided to do everything possible within the rules of law to find how what happened and the background to these events,” said Norbert Lammert, President of the German Parliament.
Russia threatens to deploy missiles in row with US
From: Euronews | Nov 23, 2011 | 66 views http://www.euronews.net/ Russia could deploy missiles to its EU borders aimed at missile defence facilities in Europe planned by the United States.
Iskander missiles, which have a range of up to 500 kilometres, may be stationed in the Kaliningrad exclave, if Washington goes ahead with a defence system whose sites would be in countries close enough to pose a threat to Russia.
NATO had been trying to broker a deal for Russia’s cooperation with the US plan, but refused Russia’s proposal to run the system jointly
Iran working on Nukes discloses International Atomic Energy Agency in its much expected Report- while Russia advised 'learning to live with it' warning against air strikes or intervention- forgetting Iran's vow to wipe out Israel as and when it had such means
Published on Nov 8, 2011 by Euronews
The United Nation’s nuclear watchdog says Iran has worked on developing a nuclear weapon and on research and testing for such arms.
And, in its most detailed report to date, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) says such activities may be ongoing.
The United States and Israel are likely to use the document to press for more sanctions against Tehran
Iran worries boost oil prices
From: Euronews | Nov 8, 2011 | 93 views
The price of Brent crude oil rose over one percent on Tuesday around $116 a barrel.
Traders pointed to concerns about the escalating dispute over Iran’s nuclear programme as a big reason.
Other factors include strong demand for heating oil as winter approaches in the northern hemisphere, low stockpiles of some oil products in Europe and the US and the fact that China became a net importer of diesel in November
Iranian Nukes- just another problem says Russia
Russia without explaining how it proposes to stave off Iran from its self avowed goal of having Israel nuked out- warned about Air Strikes or military intervention.
Instead it seems to advice the world to learn live with it?
How it escapes our understanding when Iran says it wouldn’t allow Israel to live at all?
HINDU WORLD VISION 