Monthly Archives: August 2006

Iranian IED Factories

British Government scientists have already established that the mines are precision-made weapons thought to have been turned on a lathe by craftsmen trained in the manufacture of munitions Continue reading

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The Police Blotter of Terror

As well as the bomb making equipment, we have found more than 400 computers, 200 mobile telephones and 8,000 items of removable storage media such as memory sticks, CDs and DVDs. So far, from the computers alone, we have removed some 6,000 gigabytes of data Continue reading

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Potential Bin Laden Sighting: Upgraded again

Potentially a Bin-Laden sighting from India, this could be more credible than some past false sightings just due to the pressure being exerted both sides of the Kashmir and in Afghanistan on Terror groups right now. Continue reading

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India Rediscovers Patriotism

the government has declared that children in schools will sing the first two stanzas of Vande Mataram, the song that was on everyone’s lips as they won their independence from Britain. It’s not the official National Anthem however, since the Islamists in the country object to it and have issued Fatwas against its singing Continue reading

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Bill Gates Foundation Buys Fairbanks Daily News Miner

Seeing the banner again reminds me of happier times and stories, like the time the Mayor’s portrait got stolen, and some people who shall remain unamed taped together a hostage note for ransom and signed it “The Fairbanks Liberation Front”. This was during the time of the Patty Hearst kidnapping, and back then Islamofascist terrorists were still a considered a joke Continue reading

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Snipers Attack Shia Pilgrimage in Baghdad, Weapons Cache discovered

During the pilgrimage snipers attempted to disrupt by sniping from rooftops but were quickly subdued by Iraqi and US forces. 20 were killed, and 300 were injured but that’s better than last year when mere rumor of a bomb caused … Continue reading

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Nepal is Still Teetering on the Brink

It is not easy to draft even an interim constitution, as the experience that Iraq just went through to get to a real government shows, however in Nepal the committees are taking much too long. Every delay creates time and over … Continue reading

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Blow of Zolfaghar aka Zarbat Zolfegar

The Iranian “war-games” appear to be a crackdown on ethnic Kurds disguised as a military excercise Continue reading

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Iranian Mullahs Try to Stop Information

Silly Mullahs, information can’t be stopped as long as people can speak and read. Oh, that’s right, most of your people don’t read, and that’s they way you like it, I wonder why? Continue reading

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The Seduction of Gunter

A week has passed or more, and you can see the rehabilitation efforts continue, but once you’ve been a nazi, you’re a nazi. Just like once you’ve been a terrorist, you are a terrorist. Here you see more on how Gunter was victimized and seduced by Nazi propaganda Continue reading

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