Daily Archives: August 28, 2006

Media Callousness, a Tale of Horror from India

Posted on August 28, 2006 by Thanos

This is a tale of a burning man, told with clarity on Suhasini Haid-Ar’s blog at IBN in India. It demonstrates the extreme distance some journalists put themselves from conscience and morals. Please do not follow this link nor read the sad tale if you are faint of heart. I for one will not sleep easy tonight. Continue reading →

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Non-Nuclear ICBM’s Update III

Posted on August 28, 2006 by Thanos

Wiki news and others are reporting on Donald Rumsfeld’s recent urging of using ICBM’s with conventional war-heads. You’ve been reading it here since April, but essentially this sets up the capability to strike Iran’s nuclear enrichment factories fully, it gives us the capability to … Continue reading →

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For a Chuckle

Posted on August 28, 2006 by Thanos

Please stop by Planck’s Constant for a hilarious remake of a classic comedy skit — Hu’s on First.

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Iranian Repression and Torture Continues

Posted on August 28, 2006 by Thanos

In earlier articles here you’ve seen a steady campaign of tightening repression in Iran. They have imprisoned some dissidents, hung others, shelled Kurd and Balochi villages, tightened internet filtering, and taken down satellite dishes across the country. Gateway Pundit has … Continue reading →

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The Death of an Evil Man

Posted on August 28, 2006 by Thanos

Use of terror, coercion, and murder of innocents always defeats a cause, no matter how worthy, and in the history books centuries from now these men will all be in the evil column together, and the causes and beliefs they fight for will be the forgotten dust blown off the pages. At the bottom of this all we really have a strong man trying to control the gas and oil wealth of a region. Continue reading →

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