NEWS and EVENTS up to Musharraf's messing
of Pakistan
Dictator Musharraf (now dreesed as a groom) said: "I have
actually introduced
the essence of democracy in Pakistan, whether anyone believes it or not".
And
I reply: "Mush, you have killed Pakistan, whether you believe it or
not..."
The Saudi king would serve the world better if, instead of accusing Britain
of not doing enough in the fight against terrorism, would do more
to reverse
some of the abominable
laws that hold his oppressed kingdom in the dark ages...
"We are introducing a new culture of smooth transition which is as it
should be in civilized societies.", said the tyrant Musharraf.
Maybe the
new oxy-virus strain originated with this dictator. Lessons of "smooth
transition" and of "civilized society" from this
abominable slimy being?
Mikhail Saakashvili climbed to power as a democratic,
pro-western and
modern leader. It seems that he is now behaving as a corrupt, fattened
politician of the old Soviet block... Time to step down?
Tyrant, wake up! Your country
is not committing suicide. YOU ARE
COMMITTING PATRICIDE...
At last, at last, at last... BBC refers to
Musharraf as "General". Gone
now is the unwarranted title "President", although the title "Dictator"
is the one that fits his position, by any person's definition. The time
will
come... Plus, Rice condemned the emergency rule.
The time is coming when Russia is bound to pay a big price for mixing
its politics and wants with its commercial partnerships.
It seems that Europeans and their NGOs have not learned
their lesson yet.
They continue to treat the Mother Continent with great disrespect causing
undue pain...
If you feel the urge to help, please, consider one of the existing
well-known
NGOs, such as UNHCR,
that have experience and credibility; do NOT
open
your own outfit.
The United States, Israel, Palau and Marshall Islands are the only
countries
that consider the US
economic, commercial and financial embargo of Cuba
legitimate...
Brazil will stage 2014 World Cup
King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia accused Britain
of not doing enough in
the fight against terrorism. It seems that there is a virus going
around that
causes clueless and shameless world leaders to spit out oxymora...
Do not appoint an old and
controversial EU member state leader as
President of the European Council. Especially not one from a traditional
Euro-sceptic country.
Poland goes liberal.
The BBC reporting on the blast in
Pakistan that killed scores of people
writes: "President Musharraf said the attack was a "conspiracy
against
democracy"". This is an oxymoron that insults the memories of all those
that have fought and are fighting for democracy
in Pakistan. Dictator
Musharraf has established himself as the arch-conspirator against
democracy.
How could the judges of a Supreme Court in a semi-decent country
allow
a Dictator that has illegally overthrown a democratically elected
government to stand as a candidate in "democratic" elections?
NO to Venizelos, NO
to Papandreou, NO
to Skandalidis. Fresh
ideas for the
Socialist Movement NOW.
Greek PM wins vote
by slim margin
Russian President Vladimir Putin
has accepted the
resignation of PM Mikhail Fradkov
and nominated
a financial crime
investigator, Victor Zubkov, to replace him.
Dedicated to all those that have ever believed that Pakistan was a
democracy and all those that have been consistently calling dictator
Musharraf "President" (including the BBC).
The
frontrunner for Turkey's presidency Abdullah Gul
has failed to secure a two-thirds
majority in a first round of voting
in the Turkish parliament.
World Bank head Wolfowitz to quit
The human
comedy: how people put a positive(?) twist in the most negative of
situations...
"He assured us that he acted ethically1 and
in good faith1
in what he
believed were the best
interests of the institution1,
and we accept
that1," the board said in its announcement of
Wolfowitz's resignation.
The bank board said it was clear that a number of people2
had
erred in reviewing Riza's pay package. The board's
statement made no
mention of any financial arrangements related to Wolfowitz's departure,
nor did it speak to Riza's
future3.
1. All these are clearly laughable. Even if the board members were
intending to make a joke, they would not
have come up with more entertaining comments. At
least they did not mean them and they fired him...
2. Obvious. First Wolfowitz, who may have reviewed it in bed, and then
his subordinates, who may not have
wanted to lose their job or decrease his libido.
3. Do not worry. With such a sugar daddy and around $190K yearly salary
(of which $60K was a gift for
performing so well) her future at the expense of
world's taxpayers is guaranteed to be very sweet...
One country produces
a lot of dirt in both football and basketball...
World Bank mulls Wolfowitz's fate
An indication of what happens when highly
unsuccessful national politicians,
instead of retiring after their miserable stints in public service, are
promoted
to govern world affairs...
Bulgaria and
Romania join the European Family.
Watch
the EU grow to a community of over half a billion people on BBC's
web-site.
With what kind of moral authority is the Prime Minister of a nation
having had a clandestine
program for developing nuclear weapons speaking about Iran's nuclear
program as "a
moral
issue of the whole world"?
Use of terminology has always been relative to the user. Saying that
the average modern
and elegantly dressed woman is "uncovered
meat" just qualifies the speaker as an
unintelligent male covered meat.
General Assembly appoints Ban
Ki-moon as next
Secretary-General of the United Nations.
North Korea says it has carried out its first test
of a nuclear weapon.
Japan's parliament has elected Shinzo Abe as the nation's new
prime minister.
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The
road might have been tough
and in many things you may have failed
but you were honest and you intended well.
They say, Fidel, it is the beginning of the end,
but, maybe, Comandante, it is just the end of the beginning.
Rest well where you are and rest in peace when you will...
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One less
right-winger religious and war-thirsty member in the
democratic party to worry about?
Once more the middle east has seen renewed violence and bloodshed.
Romano
Prodi looks set to be confirmed as the winner of Italy's
general election.
Giorgio
Napolitano, Italy's new President, will preside over Romano Prodi's
tenure.
The Basque separatist group Eta
has declared a permanent ceasefire.
Canada Conservatives win
election
The Iranian President has
called for Israel to be "wiped off the map". Besides the fact that
no nation has
the right to deny another nation's right for peaceful coexistece on our
planet, the Iranian leader would
better realise, sooner rather than later, that he is there to honor the
historic role that Iran has played in
shaping today's united world culture and to heed the calls of the
Iranian people by extending a hand of
friendship to every other
nation on earth, including the people of Israel.
Pakistan's dictator
seeks international help
to cope as the
death toll from a massive earthquake nears 20,000.
EU
opens Turkey membership talks
The move followed more than 24
hours of
fraught discussions among EU nations,
which ended with a
last-minute deal.
Hurricane Katrina hits the
U.S. gulf coast
with disastrous consequences...
France won
its bid on Tuesday to build a 10-billion-euro ($12 billion)
experimental nuclear
fusion reactor.
Iran's
new hardline President, Mahmoud
Ahmadinejad,
has said his surprise poll win is a blow to the country's enemies.
La France rejette nettement le
traité
constitutionnel
BBC's
Quick Guide: European
Union constitution
Pope John Paul II is no more...