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Archives for March 2011

FAIR: “How Many Afghan Kids Need to Die to Make the News?”

March 26, 2011 by YinYang 15 Comments

(Warning. Image on the left is graphic. Clicking on it will show a larger version of it. Seeing it has made me sick to my stomach.) The U.N. reported in 2009 346 Afghan children were killed and more than half were killed by NATO, mostly through air strikes. Just in the beginning of this month, nine Afghan children were killed by U.S./NATO helicopter attack in Kunar … [Read more...] about FAIR: “How Many Afghan Kids Need to Die to Make the News?”

Russia Today, former British intelligence officer, Annie Machon, on Libya

March 25, 2011 by YinYang 12 Comments

Russia Today interviews former British intelligence officer, Annie Machon, who gives illuminating analysis on the Libya situation. She peels the onion on the 'West war trio', oil, terrorists, Qadhafi, and other players. … [Read more...] about Russia Today, former British intelligence officer, Annie Machon, on Libya

Fukushima, dropped phone calls, and a three-minute summary of U.S. foreign policy

March 24, 2011 by YinYang 8 Comments

The three topics in the title are really disjoint. I have been wanting to blog about them over the last few days but decided to give a quick take on each in this post. Seeing the mindless buying of salt in China, I am reminded in a land of 1.3 billion people, there must be at least some millions of lemmings. That being the case, I do believe at any moment in time, there … [Read more...] about Fukushima, dropped phone calls, and a three-minute summary of U.S. foreign policy

Dalai Lama Retires…

March 22, 2011 by Mr. Allen 60 Comments

There is a lot going on in the world.  A natural disaster in Japan. Ravages of war from Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, Palestinian territories, to now Libya. The world is still in a recession. There is global warming. And population is still set to reach 9 billion by 2045. Still I think there is still time for some comic relief. Obama made his NCAA picks last week.  And the … [Read more...] about Dalai Lama Retires…

Libya, what’s going on?

March 22, 2011 by YinYang 161 Comments

Lately I have been trying to make sense of the U.S.-led coalition with Britain, Italy, and France bombing of Libya. Many in the West believe this bombing is for humanitarian purposes, but I disagree. The right way to deal with problems on the ground is to authorize U.N. troops to get into Libya and ensure no civilians are targeted by either Gadhafi or the rebel faction … [Read more...] about Libya, what’s going on?

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