Pakistan reports 21 tribal policemen kidnapped, found dead
• http://www.foxnews.com, Associated PressGovernment officials say 21 tribal policemen believed to have been kidnapped by the Taliban have been found shot dead in northwest Pakistan.
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RFID Chips To Be Used In 2016 Election?
• http://chrisinmaryville.net/We all know, or should know, of the evils, health hazards and invasion of personal privacy posed when RFID technology is considered as a tracking and data warehousing method considered for humans, pets or livestock in general. The documentation of t
This Weekend on LewRockwell.com - Saturday December 29th 2012
• LewRockwell.comThe Anarcho-Capitalist Solution - Hoard Nickels - Why the War Party Fears Chuck Hagel, by Pat Buchanan - Seatbelt Mafia - Showdown on the Grassy Knoll - Diane Feinstein Wants Your Guns - The Neocons Are Spitting Mad
Links to eleven potential 2013 news stories that might be off of your radar (but shouldn't be)!
• The Political CommentatorWhile all eyes in the United States are currently on the fiscal cliff and the debt ceiling debates, this article contains links to eleven domestic and global hotspots that could be very much in the news in 2013!
A First-Hand Account Of The Beginning Of A Military Coup In Mali
• http://www.mintpress.net, Joseph OdhiamboI summoned courage to finally draw back the curtains and leaned cautiously through my open window into the warm night
Unusually harsh winter hits Morocco’s mountain region
• The RawStory.comIn a country on the doorstep of western Europe and popular for sunshine holidays, an unusually bitter winter has hit isolated mountain villages, causing hardship not usually associated with Morocco.
U.N. pulls staff out of Central African Republic as rebels attack
• The RawStory.comThe United Nations on Wednesday ordered more than 200 non-essential staff and families of other workers to leave Central African Republic because of a rebel offensive against the government.
Russia unveils $25 billion oil pipeline to the Pacific
• The RawStory.comRussian President Vladimir Putin unveiled the final extension of a new $25 billion oil pipeline to the Pacific that underscores the energy power’s gradual shift away from stagnant European markets.
Russia’s brutal early winter claims 123 lives
• The RawStory.comA bitter cold spell in Russia has claimed 123 lives in the past 10 days, an official said Tuesday, with the unseasonably early freeze testing authorities in a country used to notoriously tough winters.
Egypt Constitution Passes, Economic Crunch Looms
• New York TimesThe official approval of Egypt's disputed, Islamist-backed constitution held out little hope of stabilizing the country after 2 years of turmoil and Islamist President Morsi may now face a more immediate crisis with the economy falling deeper into di
Today on LewRockwell.com - Christmas 2012
• LewRockwell.comThe NRA Is Wrong - Government security is just another form of violence, says Ron Paul / Truth Is the First Casualty of War, See Newtown, for example / Frankenfish?
Pope Benedict XVI hits back at critics in Christmas Eve mass
• The RawStory.comPope Benedict XVI said in his Christmas Eve mass on Monday that religion can be corrupted, leading to violence and wars, but refuted critics who claim that denying God’s existence would lead to peace.
Three years after the quake, Haitian refugees fight Christmas misery
• The RawStory.comWhile people around the world celebrate the arrival of Christmas, residents of a refugee camp in Haiti say hunger and want will mark the holiday, like every other day of the year.
Israeli PM aims to deport tens of thousands of Africans
• The RawStory.comPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday he aims to repatriate tens of thousands of African illegal migrants and that the inflow into Israel from the Sinai peninsula has been brought to a halt.
Inside China's Secret Arsenal
• Peter W. Singer via PopSci.comThe Chinese government is rapidly building a bigger, more sophisticated military. Here’s what they have, what they want, and what it means for the U.S.
Gérard Depardieu's tax move to Belgium divides France
• http://www.guardian.co.uk, Kim WillsherWealthy taxpayers' desire to flee tough fiscal policy has sparked a debate about patriotism and personal gain
The Most Read Wall Street Journal Article Of 2012
• http://www.businessinsider.com, Linette LopezThe Wall Street Journal put together a list of its top 10 articles of 2012.
North Korea Says It Detained American Over ‘Hostile Acts’
• antiwar.comNorth Korea said on Friday that it had charged an American citizen detained there with committing “hostile acts against the republic,” a crime punishable by years in prison, at a time when the United States is pushing for new sanctions against the re
Peru to reopen Antarctica research base
• upi.comPeruvian scientists are reopening their research base in Antarctica after a five-year hiatus, a spokesman for the Peruvian Foreign Ministry said.
Canada Slammed for Abysmal Human Rights Crisis
• Common DreamsUN Committee, Amnesty urge Canadian government to take action
The Virus That Turned A Cruise Into A 'Plague Ship' Has Hit Another Ship
• Business InsiderA second cruise liner hit by the norovirus vomiting illness has arrived back in the UK.
Pakistan blast: Market bomb 'kills 17' in Khyber
• bbc.co.ukAt least 17 people have been killed and more than 70 hurt in a car bomb attack on a market in the Khyber tribal area in north-west Pakistan, officials say.
Ecuador Implements "World's First" Countrywide Facial- and Voice-Recognition System
• slate.comThe United States is often considered a world leader when it comes to deploying the latest biometric security and surveillance technologies. But it could have an unlikely new competitor: Ecuador.
Egyptians appear to back constitution
• Washington PostEgypt’s main opposition bloc on Sunday alleged widespread fraud and called for mass protests after preliminary results showed supporters of a controversial draft constitution winning a solid majority in the first round of balloting.
China stabbing spree hurts 22 schoolchildren
• MSN CanadaA knife-wielding man injured 22 children and one adult outside a primary school in central China as students were arriving for classes Friday, police said, the latest in a series of periodic rampage attacks at Chinese schools and kindergartens.
Knife-wielding man injures 22 children in China
• http://www.courant.comBEIJING (Reuters) - A knife-wielding man slashed 22 children and an adult at an elementary school in central China on Friday, state media reported, the latest in a series of attacks on schoolchildren in the country.
At Least 26 Dead, Including 18 Children, In Elementary School Shooting
• http://newyork.cbslocal.comOfficials say the gunman is dead and two guns have been recovered. A second suspect is in police custody, CBS News reported.
NKorea rocket launch shows young leader as gambler
• Associated PressA triumphant North Korea staged a mass rally of soldiers and civilians Friday to glorify the country's young ruler, who took a big gamble this week in sending a satellite into orbit in defiance of international warnings.
Solving the riddle of the sands: Peru's Nazca lines is a 'labyrinth path to spiritual enligh
• Charles Walford, Mail OnlineProf Ruggles believes some of the Nazca Lines were in fact not created to be seen at all, but to be walked in single file as part of a spiritual ritual.
Honduras Ousts High Court Judges After Ruling on Police Purge
• ReutersHonduran lawmakers on Wednesday dismissed four Supreme Court judges who had declared unconstitutional a law designed to purge the country's police of corruption, deepening a conflict between the ruling party and the court.
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