Jun 23, 2008
Above: Republican Presidential Candidate John McCain (Photo: Charles Dharapak/AP)
Presumptive Republican Presidential candidate John McCain, like his President in Washington, does not want to softly deal with suspected Bin Laden-embracing or nuke-developing countries. For him, talking to possible terrorists is a big waste of time. He even criticizes presumptive Democratic Presidential Candidate Barrack Obama for planning [...]
Above: Republican Presidential Candidate John McCain (Photo: Charles Dharapak/AP)
Presumptive Republican Presidential candidate John McCain, like his President in Washington, does not want to softly deal with suspected Bin Laden-embracing or nuke-developing countries. For him, talking to possible terrorists is a big waste of time. He even criticizes presumptive Democratic Presidential Candidate Barrack Obama for planning a friendly stance toward those hostile countries.
Above: Democratic Presidential Candidate Barrack Obama (Photo: nativenotes.wordpress.com)
Once again, McCain is certain with what he is saying as if Bush’s war ... Read More
Feb 21, 2008
Above: A scene from the movie “Rendition”
For years, people in the country have been contending the involvement of Britain in “rendition missions” of the United States. Today their fears were confirmed.
Foreign Secretary David Miliband told the House of Commons on Thursday that “contrary to earlier explicit assurances,” the Central Intelligence Agency had attested using the [...]
Above: A scene from the movie "Rendition"
For years, people in the country have been contending the involvement of Britain in “rendition missions” of the United States. Today their fears were confirmed.
Foreign Secretary David Miliband told the House of Commons on Thursday that “contrary to earlier explicit assurances,” the Central Intelligence Agency had attested using the British island of Diego Garcia for refueling two American rendition flights in 2002.
Rendition is a handing over of a person from one jurisdiction to another – ... Read More
Jan 3, 2008
Above: Recep Tayyip Erdogan (left)
Recep Tayyip Erdogan Turkish Prime Minister announced An estimated 4 people have died due to a car bomb explosion in the city of Diyarbakir on Thursday 3rd of January 2008. There is also reports of 52 people injured, six are deemed critical.
Above: Diyarbakir Map , car bomb explored in [...]
Above: Recep Tayyip Erdogan (left)
Recep Tayyip Erdogan Turkish Prime Minister announced An estimated 4 people have died due to a car bomb explosion in the city of Diyarbakir on Thursday 3rd of January 2008. There is also reports of 52 people injured, six are deemed critical.
Above: Diyarbakir Map , car bomb explored in city killing 4
The remote controlled car bomb was detonated as a contingent of the Turkish military passed through a bustling area of the city of Diyarbakir, one ... Read More