Before you begin to object by saying you're not the reading type, just hold on for a minute. You're reading this article, aren't you? Reading can't be all that bad. Or do you think it's just for clever, bookish types who don't have much of a life? Well, let's just take a moment to try and explain. Reading not only …
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Yemeni officials free suspect in Al Qaeda bomb plot, By Laura Kasinof
Hanan Al Samawi's lawyer and fellow students say she has no links to Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), which is being blamed for Friday's thwarted attempt to mail bombs to Chicago synagogues. Yemeni men pass by the house Sunday in which female computer engineering student Hanan al-Samawi lived. Yemeni police arrested Samawi on suspicion of mailing the bombs …
Read More »Friday’s terror nonsense US Intelligence Trades On Fear, By Yvonne Ridley
We are in the grip of yet another so-called terror plot designed to terrify the wits out of everyone. Anyone of a nervous disposition was sent in to a tailspin of panic over the increasingly dramatic news coverage … this manifested itself in a tsunami of 911 calls in America which paralysed parts of New York, Maine and Philadelphia for …
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British Muslim doctor’s shocking findings and message to youth worldwide : Recalling his experience after working in numerous hospitals in Britain, this Muslim doctor had this to state: “I have been asked to share my experiences of the elderly as a doctor or more importantly as a young Muslim doctor, working in today’s modern and fast paced world. When I …
Read More »In Denial: US ‘Shoots Messenger’ to Save Face in WikiLeaks Scandal By Russia Today
By Russia Today Washington's denying it ignored numerous cases of Iraqi torture and killing over the past six years. The allegations stem from 400,000 secret U.S. files on the war in Iraq, leaked by the whistle-blowing website WikiLeaks. The documents detail U.S. forces handing prisoners over to Iraqi interrogators, despite overwhelming evidence of inhumane treatment. Many detainees were said to …
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