What is the Egyptian government doing to protect the its country's Coptic Christians? Is it really trying to bridge the Christian - Muslim divide?
Showing posts with label World in Turmoil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label World in Turmoil. Show all posts
Sunday, January 2, 2011
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Romania to push through austerity measures
June 16, 2010 — Romania is to force through austerity measures to please the EUSSR and the IMF.
Recorded from Euronews, 15 June 2010
Recorded from Euronews, 15 June 2010
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Kyrgyzstan in Total Chaos
Bishkek chaos: Video of deadly protests in Kyrgyzstan
People just have had it with the political economic and social injustices of this failing corrupt elite , we are certainly going to see and more similar protests and clashes all around the glob in the coming years ...A state of emergency has been declared in Kyrgyzstan as thousands of protesters calling for President Bakiev to resign, clash with police across the country. Unconfirmed reports suggest at least 17 people have been killed and hundreds injured. Witnesses say Kyrgyz interior minister has died from injuries in Kyrgyz city of Talas.
Saturday, November 14, 2009
The Iran - Saudi Arabia Neo Cold War
Saudi Arabia uses fighter jets against Yemeni Houthi rebels. Both Yemen & Saudi Arabia accuse Iran of arming the rebels. Why did Arab satellites carriers drop Iranian Al Alam TV? And will the war of proxies lead to a confrontation between Saudi Arabia and Iran ?
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Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Fall of the Berlin Wall: The moment the barriers came down
The euphoria and jubilation as east German residents broke down the wall that had divided the country for decades
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Saturday, July 18, 2009
Obamacare The socialized healthcare as in Canada Healthcare
Steven Crowder talks Socialized Obamacare with Neil Cavuto
Steven Crowder went to Canada with his spy cam to see if all those rumors about socialized healthcare are true. You'll be surprised at what he found. Neil Cavuto certainly was. The rich in Canada go to private clinics in the States and elsewhere to be cured nobody trusts the public healthcare in Canada , it is just a burden to the tax payers with the excuse that it is free for everybody although every cent is still paid by the tax payers ...
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Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Many killed in Italian train inferno in Viareggio
Viareggio an Italian train inferno
Viareggio, treno deraglia esplodendo,
Esplosione Treno Merci a ViareggioAt least 16 people have been killed in northern Italy, after a freight train carrying gas derailed and crashed into several homes.
Many of the victims were asleep when the train ploughed into their homes, triggering an explosion.
At least 16 people were killed and more than 36 others injured when the freight train exploded in Viareggio northern Italy late Monday. The train was transporting liquefied petroleum gas when one of the carriages exploded just before midnight near the town of Viareggio, north of Pisa in the country's northwest.
Several carriages left the tracks and crashed into nearby homes, setting off an inferno in the seaside town in the middle of the night.
About a thousand people were evacuated from the area just after the train derailed and people were reportedly thrown from their beds by the force of the explosion near the train station of Viareggio, about 350 km north of Rome.
Many of the victims died when their houses collapsed and there were fears some people were still trapped under the rubble on Tuesday.
Sunday, June 28, 2009
Uprising and Protests in China which is hit by the financial crisis
70,000-strong Protest in China's Hubei Province Met by Riot Police
In China's Hubei province, as many as 70,000 residents from Shishou city have been protesting in the streets starting June 19, and continuing through today, June 20.
As these mobile phone videos and still images show, there have been repeated confrontations between residents and police. Police in riot gear are using anti-riot vehicles and fire trucks, tossing tear gas grenades into the crowd, and spraying high-pressure water hoses at residents. Residents are fighting back by hurling rocks, bricks, and glass bottles.
According to reports, the deputy governor of Hubei province rushed to Shishou, and army troops from Yueshan in Henan province are being deployed to the area.
As of Saturday, June 20, the scene was in chaos, with residents overturning police and fire vehicles.
The Conflict Begins with a Hotel Employee's Death
The uprising began when police tried to take away the dead body of an employee of the Yonglong Hotel. The deceased is a 24-year-old cook named Tu Yuangao.
Mr. Tu died mysteriously at the hotel on June 17. He fell from a third story window and was pronounced dead. However, there was no blood at the scene of the fall, and residents say that upon close examination, there were seven bloody holes in his head. Residents speculate that the cook had been beaten or tortured to death first, and then thrown from the third floor window.
Graphic image of Tu Yuangao after his alleged murder
According to a report in the Chinese-language Epoch Times, Mr. Tu was killed after finding out that the hotel owner, the head of the local public security bureau, and the wife of the head of the court were smuggling and selling drugs.
After Mr. Tu's death, the hotel owner refused to meet the dead mans family, and barred the doors to the hotel. Later, the family and indignant city residents smashed the doors open.
On June 18, the family was told that the death was a suicide. That evening, there was an attempt to forcibly take the body to the funeral parlor to be cremated. Police had tried repeatedly to convince the family to have the body cremated, but the family refused to have the body cremated until the doubts in the death had been unraveled.
The father of the victim and sympathetic locals soon gathered at the hotel. On June 19 and 20, the numbers of supportive residents increased, and they clashed with police who were there to take the body. According to eyewitnesses, the number of people was estimated at around 70,000 at the highest point (this figure is unconfirmed).
News media from Jinzhou were attempting to go cover the story in Shishou, but the local authorities shut down the ferry in order to keep the area isolated from outside media.
In China's Hubei province, as many as 70,000 residents from Shishou city have been protesting in the streets starting June 19, and continuing through today, June 20.
As these mobile phone videos and still images show, there have been repeated confrontations between residents and police. Police in riot gear are using anti-riot vehicles and fire trucks, tossing tear gas grenades into the crowd, and spraying high-pressure water hoses at residents. Residents are fighting back by hurling rocks, bricks, and glass bottles.
According to reports, the deputy governor of Hubei province rushed to Shishou, and army troops from Yueshan in Henan province are being deployed to the area.
As of Saturday, June 20, the scene was in chaos, with residents overturning police and fire vehicles.
The Conflict Begins with a Hotel Employee's Death
The uprising began when police tried to take away the dead body of an employee of the Yonglong Hotel. The deceased is a 24-year-old cook named Tu Yuangao.
Mr. Tu died mysteriously at the hotel on June 17. He fell from a third story window and was pronounced dead. However, there was no blood at the scene of the fall, and residents say that upon close examination, there were seven bloody holes in his head. Residents speculate that the cook had been beaten or tortured to death first, and then thrown from the third floor window.
Graphic image of Tu Yuangao after his alleged murder
According to a report in the Chinese-language Epoch Times, Mr. Tu was killed after finding out that the hotel owner, the head of the local public security bureau, and the wife of the head of the court were smuggling and selling drugs.
After Mr. Tu's death, the hotel owner refused to meet the dead mans family, and barred the doors to the hotel. Later, the family and indignant city residents smashed the doors open.
On June 18, the family was told that the death was a suicide. That evening, there was an attempt to forcibly take the body to the funeral parlor to be cremated. Police had tried repeatedly to convince the family to have the body cremated, but the family refused to have the body cremated until the doubts in the death had been unraveled.
The father of the victim and sympathetic locals soon gathered at the hotel. On June 19 and 20, the numbers of supportive residents increased, and they clashed with police who were there to take the body. According to eyewitnesses, the number of people was estimated at around 70,000 at the highest point (this figure is unconfirmed).
News media from Jinzhou were attempting to go cover the story in Shishou, but the local authorities shut down the ferry in order to keep the area isolated from outside media.
Friday, June 26, 2009
BBC Kissinger threatens regime change in Iran if coup fails
Kissinger threatens regime change in Iran if coup fails
Thursday, June 25, 2009
ZBIGNIEW BRZEZINSKI ADMITS INTELLIGENT MANIPULATION IN IRAN
ZBIGNIEW BRZEZINSKI admits manipulating the riots in Teheran Iran , this is the man operating in the shadows , he is the man behind the candidacy of Obama , he is also said to be the man behind the war against the soviets in Afghanistan , it is said that the man has a visceral harted towards Russia and many fear that while he is in power an American Russian confrontation could errupt any time ...
Sunday, June 21, 2009
More Violence in the streets of the Iranian capital
Iranians continue to protest against an election they believe was stolen.
Disturbing images of a teenager dying on the streets of Tehran have appeared on the internet. It is not possible to confirm what happened to the girl known as "Neda".
However, Iran state television says at least 13 people were killed in clashes on Saturday.
Al Jazeera's Nazanine Moshiri reports.
This package contains images that may disturb or offend some viewers.
Disturbing images of a teenager dying on the streets of Tehran have appeared on the internet. It is not possible to confirm what happened to the girl known as "Neda".
However, Iran state television says at least 13 people were killed in clashes on Saturday.
Al Jazeera's Nazanine Moshiri reports.
This package contains images that may disturb or offend some viewers.
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
The Second Iranian Revolution !!!
Tens of thousands of people have been demonstrating in Iran's capital, Tehran.clashing violently with the local police and revolution guards at times . two clans are opposed the pro and against the charismatic and controversial president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad whom the opposing clan accuses of frauds in the election votes counting .
but many were showing their support for Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the re-elected president.
Elsewhere in the city, thousands were marching to back Mir Hossein Mousavi, the defeated reformist candidate.The west and Israel in particular seems to support Mousavi against the reelected president of Iran
This is an aljazeera English report
but many were showing their support for Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the re-elected president.
Elsewhere in the city, thousands were marching to back Mir Hossein Mousavi, the defeated reformist candidate.The west and Israel in particular seems to support Mousavi against the reelected president of Iran
This is an aljazeera English report
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