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![]() | CrossTalk: IranoiaThe international community has numerously voiced its support for nuclear proliferation, especially when dealing with a regional power like Iran. However, some countries go further than that. Prominent scholars and officials voice the possibility of war with Iran, and in some cases even promote it. Is this a rational approach? How justified would this war be if there is still no evidence that Iran has nuclear weapons in its arsenal? And who is being more rational, Western powers or Iran, when it comes to their geopolitical interests? CrossTalking with Patrick Clawson, Gawdat Bahgat and Gilbert Doctorow. CT on FB: http://www.facebook.com/crosstalkrulez | 2012-02-22 Views: 1 Added by: theophilus |
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![]() | Iceland's rage road to recovery; Greece ground to dustWatch the full Keiser Report E253 on Thursday. In this episode, Max Keiser and co-host, Stacy Herbert, discuss Lloyd Blankfein's suicide twinkie vest, Iceland's parliamentary pelting, manipulation of Libor rates and rampant foreclosure abuse. In the second half of the show, Max talks to Shir Hever about price tagging in Area C of the West Bank and about destroying the competition in Gaza. KR on FB: http://www.facebook.com/KeiserReport | 2012-02-22 Views: 0 Added by: theophilus |
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![]() | Praise Break / Elder Charles E. Gibsonfirsttimefaith.blogspot.com Supt. Charles E. Gibson, Pastor / Breakthrough Church of God in Christ, Moreno Valley, CA. www.breakthroughcogic.org | 2012-02-22 Views: 1 Added by: grace |
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![]() | Art PR makes picture perfect for US expatPrime Time Russia met John Varoli, an American expat who has ended up promoting Russian contemporary art. | 2012-02-22 Views: 1 Added by: theophilus |
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![]() | Clergy asks police to take measures after punk protest in churchThe prosecutor's office will look into a 'performance' by a female punk band in Christ the Saviour yesterday. That's after one Muscovite complained to the police about what he says is an act of blasphemy and hooliganism. The action staged by the girls from the Pussy Riothas beat combo provoked heated debates in the media. Though the Chrich's initial reaction was mild one of Moscow's top religious figures, Vsevolod Chaplin, said this wasn't the first time the Russian church had come under such an attack. However, he changed his mind today and suggested criminalising acts where religious views are being offended. | 2012-02-22 Views: 0 Added by: theophilus |
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![]() | Child porno on A-list for vice sqaudOnline child pornography is under attack. The Russian Internet Safety League claims over nine THOUSAND child-pornography websites were closed down in 2011 alone. But they're going further than that - the League now proposes a new law to blacklist sites carrying child pornography. Prime Time's Daria Pushkova tells us how we can go about winning the war against child porn. | 2012-02-22 Views: 1 Added by: theophilus |
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![]() | Anonymous: Protesters or Terrorists? Fog of cyberwar obscures truthSome may say that it's hype, but for the U.S. government, the threat of cyberwar is as real as ever. The Pentagon now deems cyberattacks acts of war that could merit a military response. And the U.S. Congress is calling for urgent cybersecurity legislation to be passed as soon as possible. But in this year of the protest, a new group of hackers has put a domestic face on the cyberthreat: Anonymous. Joining forces with Occupy Wall Street to attack governments, corporations and banks in the name of social justice. So how will Congress respond to this new domestic "threat"? Will dissent now be treated as an act of treason? In the fog of cyberwar, the line between protester and terrorist could soon be dangerously blurred. | 2012-02-22 Views: 0 Added by: theophilus |
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![]() | Pentagon: Cyberattacks are acts of warMembers of Congress have warned that the US will suffer a catastrophic cyberattack and claim it will be America's new Pearl Harbor. The Pentagon is now prepared to meet cyberattacks with physical assaults. The Pentagon has said more than likely the attack will come from abroad and US officials claim online hackers are terrorists, but groups like Anonymous are seen as freedom fighters by many. So is the line between terrorist and activist becoming distorted? David Seaman, journalist and host of the DL Show, joins us to answer some of these questions. Like us and/or follow us: http://twitter.com/RT_America http://www.facebook.com/RTAmerica | 2012-02-22 Views: 1 Added by: theophilus |
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![]() | Could Syrian referendum bring peace?For nearly a year Syria has been distraught by civil war. But all this could end with a referendum that could change the one party system that has been thriving for 50 years. President Bashar al-Assad proposed the referendum last week in an effort to end the bloodshed, but many Syrians say they fear going to the ballot box. So could ballots supersede the bullets? We bring you the latest from Syria. Like us and/or follow us: http://twitter.com/RT_America http://www.facebook.com/RTAmerica | 2012-02-22 Views: 1 Added by: theophilus |
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![]() | Second Greek bailout a charade?On Tuesday, the Eurozone finance ministers settled on a 130-billion-euro bailout for Greece. According to reports, the bailout was necessary to avert a default and the move comes after the Greek government cut thousands of public jobs which lead to many angry Greeks taking to the streets in protest. The deal is supposed to cut Greece's debt to GDP to 120.5 percent by 2020 which many critics are saying is pointless. Here is the latest on the Greek bailout. Like us and/or follow us: http://twitter.com/RT_America http://www.facebook.com/RTAmerica | 2012-02-22 Views: 1 Added by: theophilus |
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