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Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Missing Links: Salt & Light


Dizzy Gillespie
Salt Peanuts

Among other things.... Salt Burns, & Light Blinds...
Be glad - be supremely joyful, for your reward in heaven is great (strong and intense), for in this same way people persecuted the prophets who came before you. [II Chron. 36:16] You are the salt of the earth ~ but if salt has lost its taste (its strength, its quality), how can its saltiness be restored? It is not good for anything any longer but to be thrown out and trodden underfoot by men. You are the light of the world. A city set on a hill cannot be hidden.
~ Matthew 5:12-14
Bin Laden plans new attack on US

Brit MI6 confirms bin Laden nukes

Obama's advisers met with Hamas

Hamas Claims Secret Relationship with Obama Aides

Hamas claims contacts with Obama advisors are ongoing

Shares of companies developing therapies based on stem cells surged on Monday, after confirmation over the weekend that Obama plans to reverse an existing executive order against federal funding of embryonic stem-cell research.

Obama called "a Prince Like Jesus"

The incoming Obama administration plans to explore a more regional strategy to the war in Afghanistan -- including possible talks with Iran -- and looks favorably on the nascent dialogue between the Afghan government and "reconcilable" elements of the Taliban, according to Obama national security advisers.

I can not imagine what Sudanese President Omar Hassan Al Bashir had for dinner the evening when he made his fervent speech in Darfur where he proclaimed 'America, Britain, and France are all underneath my shoes'.

Next attack might be Nuclear:
The most interesting thing about this particular video is that it was posted by a "Pro-Islamic" (read "Jihadi") individual calling himself "Ysdechi"

Iraq's Sunni fighters leave U.S. payroll
The Sons of Iraq are now employed by the Iraqi army. Ruling Shiites still view the fighters with suspicion, and the feeling is mutual. In Baghdad, a bombing kills 31.

Dhimmah & Brownose Do Beirut

Leave the Land So We Won't Rape You

Uranium found at Syrian nuke site bombed by Israel


Russia to sell heavy arms to Lebanon

Livni rejects Olmert's call for total surrender
Unholy triple-spoking double speaky alert:
"FM says she will not be bound by Olmert's defeatist remarks, but in the past she has supported them"
The Rise of India's Saffro-Nazis

Becoming Unborn-again in India

5.3 in Indonesia

Ecuadorian volcano spewing lava and smoke

Colombian volcanoes roar and rumble

Sing along with Hugo!

Chavez boasts nuclear cooperation with Russia

EU says it will talk with Russia

Putin: Russia should act to influence oil prices

Turkey faces key test in energy deal with Iran

The ongoing trial of ‘Ergenekon’, a clandestine Kemalist ultra secular radical group that has close ties with Turkey’s military and security apparatus, has been rightly noted as the ‘biggest trial of modern Turkey’
The trial of 86 people including former top military generals, a head of political party, important journalists and members of Turkish press and business giants started last week and sparked fierce clashes between ultra nationalists and Islamists. Ergenekon is alleged to be involved in political assassinations, terrorism, and collaboration with enemies of states i.e. PKK and propaganda missions in order to create an environment to overthrow the Islamist government by yet another direct or indirect military coup. Ergenekon existence is mostly noted from late 90’s but some Turkish sources maintain that the ‘Gladio’ has existed since 1960’s and has been involved in most of the military coups against elected governments, four to be precise.

Modern Turkey, where Ergenekon operated, came into being from the ruins of Ottoman Caliphate, relinquished anything that was once religious for centuries, under the banner of Kemalism. Kemal Ataturk, a unifying figure for many Turks, changed anything or every thing that related to the past of Caliphate, whom he served as a solider.
Ahmet Türk head of the pro-Kurdish Democratic Society Party, discusses the recent escalation between Turkish police and Kurdish protesters, the legal challenge facing DTP and the threat of a civil war in Turkey

Turkey, alongside Spain, was the driving force behind the establishment of the Alliance of Civilisations

Congo: Nkunda vows to fight peacekeepers

Cholera spreading; epidemic fear looms

Contaminated Chinese blood-thinner takes 81 lives in the US

6.3 in China

Fed Covers up Financial Crisis


AIG aid tops $150 billion

They did it AGAIN:
AIG spends $343000 for Arizona retreat as thousands lose their jobs

American Express gets full bank status

Shariah compliant finance coming to US

The Bretton Woods sequel will flop

Big oil companies eyes vulnerable M & A targets

GE developing nuclear detection system

CONSERVATIVES LOST MORE THAN AN ELECTION


Michigan: Gayhadis attack Christian church service




Joilet Jake Sees The Light
The Blues Brothers

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