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maandag, 7 maart 2011 |
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Britain playing 'cat & mouse' in Libya Britain and the US invested huge amounts of money and manpower in Libya after Gaddafi renounced its nuclear weapons program. Actually, the UK government under Labour Prime Minister Tony Blair played a vital role in bringing Libya back to international fold. Posted: 8:58:53 AM
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EQUINOX SUN OUTAGES:
Many readers reported an intermittant loss of satellite TV reception over the weekend. Was the sun to blame? Posted: 8:51:52 AM
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John Kerry reacts to Bradley Manning's prison conditions There was a big article in the newspapers today examining it. Posted: 8:45:46 AM
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World told to brace itself for at least THREE big urban disasters in next ten years It said preparation for these disasters was needed now and revealed that the catastrophes aid workers feared most were earthquakes affecting the large cities of Tehran in Iran, Istanbul in Turkey or Kathmandu in Nepal. Why 'they' chose these cities is interesting ... Posted: 8:42:38 AM
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Increase in British motorists driving off without paying for petrol as fuel prices soar
If petrol prices rise even further [^] from their current high of around £1.30 a litre [^] there are fears that desperate motorists will try and avoid payment. Posted: 8:38:46 AM
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Hawaii volcano spews lava 20m high A NEW vent has opened at one of the world's most active volcanoes, sending lava shooting up to 20m high, scientists at Kilauea volcano said today. Posted: 8:33:28 AM
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Rio celebrates 'greatest party on earth' The monster of all the blocos, the Bloco Bola Preta, filled the centre of Rio with a motley crowd of up to two million people wearing all manner of garb - or in many cases, little at all. Posted: 8:32:08 AM
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 U.S. Court Allows CIA Kidnapping and Torture CNN Warns Americans A New Great Depression Is Coming Coldplay - Life In Technicolor II Iran's Ahmadinejad: Sept. 11 attacks a 'big lie' Posted: 8:29:45 AM
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