Posted by Matt in March 12th, 2010 |
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CIA drones are killing terrorists — and civilians — in Pakistan almost every day. The unmanned aircraft are becoming the weapon of choice in the fight against al-Qaida and its allies. But the political, military and moral consequences are incalculable. SPIEGEL ONLINE has investigated Barack Obama’s remote-controlled campaign against terrorism. By SPIEGEL ONLINE Staff more…
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Posted by Matt in March 11th, 2010 |
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“Traditional and new forms of anti-Semitism continued to arise, and a spike in such activity followed the Gaza conflict in the winter of 2008-2009,” the State Department said in an annual report.
“Often despite official efforts to combat the problem, societal anti-Semitism persisted across Europe, South America, and beyond and manifested itself in classic forms,” it [...]
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Posted by Matt in March 6th, 2010 |
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Conflict, Islam, general, Communist Russia, Concentration Camp, Fanaticism, Fluff, German Aristocracy, German Pride, Holocaust Survivor, Homosexuals, Islam Is The Religion Of Peace, Islam Religion, Quantifiable, Rape Victims, Religion Of Peace, Russian Communists, Shooting Wars, Silent Majority, Suicide Bombers, Talking Heads, Tribal Groups, world-war-II
A man, whose family was German aristocracy prior to World War II, owned a number of large industries and estates . When asked how many German people were true Nazis, the answer he gave can guide our attitude toward fanaticism . ‘Very few people were true Nazis,’ he said, ‘but many enjoyed the return of [...]
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Posted by Matt in March 2nd, 2010 |
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From the bloody civil wars in Africa to the rag-tag insurgiences in Southeast Asia, 33 conflicts are raging around the world today, and it’s often innocent civilians who suffer the most.
Planet War: Photos from the World’s 33 Ongoing Conflicts | Foreign Policy
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Posted by Matt in February 25th, 2010 |
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A British Navy destroyer has intercepted an Argentinian warship in an apparent escalation of the Falklands Island Oil Crisis, according to The Sun.
The announcement comes just hours after the Argentinians filed a complaint with the United Nations over British oil exploration in the Falklands.
The small group of islands off the coast of Argentina are a [...]
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Posted by Matt in February 22nd, 2010 |
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The next resource conflict could be about minerals and rare earth elements needed to fuel the green economy, as China, which supplies most of the minerals, is considering limiting exports.
The world’s next resource conflict – UPI.com
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Posted by Matt in February 7th, 2010 |
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The Fateh-110 is still more lethal, accurate and dangerous than the SA-2 and SA-3. it confronts Israel now with a Hezballah armed with a solid-fuel propellant, road-mobile, single-stage, short-range ballistic system weighing three tons with a half-ton warhead and a range of 250 kilometers. It is not deployed in surface batteries but fired from mobile [...]
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Posted by Matt in February 5th, 2010 |
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Conflict, Middle East, Syria, War, Airlift, Airlifts, damascus, Debkafile, Espionage, Foreign Minister, Gaza, Hamas, hezbollah, Hizballah, Iran, Medium Range, Military Sources, Missile Arsenal, President Bashar Assad, Surface Missiles, Syria, Syrian President Bashar Assad, Terrorism Security, War Talk, War Threats
debkafile Iranian and military sources report the war threats from Damascus this week were backed by massive Iranian airlifts for boosting Syria’s missile arsenal. Fresh supplies also reached the Lebanese Hizballah and Hamas in Gaza. Wednesday, Feb. 3, Syrian president Bashar Assad accused Israel of seeking war, while his foreign minister Walid Moallem boasted: “You [...]
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Posted by Matt in February 3rd, 2010 |
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Cyber-warfare attacks on military infrastructure, government and communications systems, and financial markets pose a rapidly growing but little understood threat to international security and could become a decisive weapon of choice in future conflicts between states, the London-based International Institute for Strategic Studies warned yesterday.
Cyber-warfare ‘is growing threat’ | Technology | guardian.co.uk
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Posted by Matt in January 25th, 2010 |
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The long-term military implications of the Russian-Georgian war are addressed by Viacheslav Tseluiko. He warns that the popular conclusions regarding the weakness of the Georgian army during the conflict should not be taken as decisive evidence of the inability of Georgian forces to counter Russian intervention. The Georgians seem to have learned some valuable lessons [...]
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