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BRICS Summit draws clear red lines on Syria, Iran
April 3, 2013, 2:34 am
The BRICS just became impossible to ignore. At the close of the Fifth annual BRICS Summit in Durban, South Africa last week, there was little question that this group of five fast-growing economies was underwriting an overhaul of the global economic and political order.
The eThekwini Declaration issued at summit’s end was couched in non-confrontational language, but it was manifestly clear that western hegemony (…)

North Korea: The larger picture Doug Hagmann (Bio and Archives) Tuesday, April 2, 2013
The drums of war are beating, but nearly everyone is being fooled by the direction of their echo. While the situation involving North Korea is indeed serious, information provided by my military and intelligence sources are telling me to advise others to look elsewhere to accurately pinpoint the location of the drums themselves.
While their location might surprise most, it should send a chill down the (…)

Five good reasons not to nuke Washington, DC
Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Kim Jong-un’s Nuclear Threats
By Kevin Barrett, TruthJihad.com
When I heard that North Korean Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un was threatening to nuke Washington, DC, and “engulf the nation’s capital in a sea of flames,” my first thought was: “At last, a politician with a plan that could actually solve our nation’s most pressing problems.”
http://youtu.be/6iKO5bSisHI
The thought of Inside-the-Beltway (…)

A gun for every child.

Treat the Nuke Boys like the Mad Dogs They Are
… by Bob Nichols
(San Francisco) Reportedly Americans widely believe in God and lead the world in the percentage of citizens in prison and on parole. That is actual reality from an imaginary character in a TV show. The Gallup Poll also says it is true and has been for years.
Most Americans believe that nuke reactors are safe and quite sound, too. Wonder why they do that?
Most people at one time in their lives watched as steam escapes (…)

The Nobel Peace Prize that President Obama received 40 months ago has emerged as the most appalling Orwellian award of this century. No, war is not peace. George Carlin used to riff about oxymorons like “jumbo shrimp,” “genuine imitation,” “political science” and “military intelligence.” But humor is of the gallows sort when we consider the absurdity and tragedy of the world’s most important peace prize honoring the world’s top war maker.
This week, a challenge has begun with the launch of (…)

What’s happening between the U.S. and North Korea to produce such headlines this week as “Korean Tensions Escalate,” and “North Korea Threatens U.S.”?
The New York Times reported March 30:
“This week, North Korea’s young leader, Kim Jung-un, ordered his underlings to prepare for a missile attack on the United States. He appeared at a command center in front of a wall map with the bold, unlikely title, ‘Plans to Attack the Mainland U.S.’ Earlier in the month, his generals boasted of (…)

Interview given by H. E. President Bashar al-Assad To Ulusal TV station and Aydinlik newspaper Part1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NeyGc8ClnE
Syria news: Interview given by H. E. President Bashar al-Assad To Ulusal TV station and...Part2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEROK19evpg

Germany will join soon the BRICS STATES while leaving the EU
My 50 cents
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BRICS Summit draws clear red lines on Syria, Iran
April 3, 2013, 2:34 am
The BRICS just became impossible to ignore. At the close of the Fifth annual BRICS Summit in Durban, South Africa last week, there was little question that this group of five fast-growing economies was underwriting an overhaul of the global economic and political order.
The eThekwini Declaration issued at summit’s end was couched in non-confrontational language, but it was manifestly clear that western hegemony (…)