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The reason cited by them was that it amounted to infringement of the intellectual property rights ,” Swamy, who has challenged the usage of EVMs in the Delhi High Court, said. Uhh, what the hell kind of disgustingly crooked argument is that? Intellectual property rights?? "Hi, we of the Nehru ...

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Japanese Buy Lula Bonds as Rates Jump Over 10%: Brazil Credit September 13, 2010, 11:07 PM EDT By Tal Barak Harif Sept. 14 (Bloomberg) -- Japanese investors are pouring more money into Brazilian bonds than any region in the world after Latin America’s biggest economy raised interest rates the most ...

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It's horrifically fascinating to look back at some of the videos from the 9/11 events:

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Certainly the left-wing trade unions aren't accepting globalization or China's predatory trade policies. The only ones who might are George Soros types who will invest in such things to make a buck even while denouncing them. Soros of course denounced Credit Default Swaps, even after himself being a...

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Dinesh D'Souza is a right wing nut. He writings appear in the US right wing websites. Dinesh D'Souza is no ordinary right-wing nut -- he's a pseudo-secular nut who complains that "the angry old men from the American right" are persecuting Muslims, and that Muslims are natural allies of th...

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Iran would be better off not directly attacking Saudi Arabia. If I were them, I would first destabilize Iraq to weaken it, and then seize it. Iran could let the Kurds in the North go free, or have as much autonomy as they liked, and then this would leave Iran free to pursue an attrition war against ...

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(Forbes)Is Sri Lanka Taking A Turn For The Worse Again? Watch The Stock Market

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What you call tenaciousness or stubborness, I call inertia. Kamikaze and Banzai stuff was just due to imperial propagandism and indoctrination. I too find that curry stinks a lot. Anytime I go out with other desi co-workers to eat at an Indian restaurant, they will make sure to scrupulously wash the...

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(CNN)US preparing massive arms deal for Saudi Arabia, defense official says

Prelude to Iran War?

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Friedman talks about America's decline - fingers lack of motivation: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/09/12/opinion/12friedman.html Who will tell the people? China and India have been catching up to America not only via cheap labor and currencies. They are catching us because they now have free markets l...

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Tensions in Italy Over Chinese Immigrants in Textile Industry

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The NYT just likes to publicize any shortcomings on India that it can. They're an Atlanticist mouthpiece. The Ivy Leagues are overrated and only have a name - they're the ones who stand to lose the most as other nations rise along with their educational institutions. Meanwhile, " Build my mosqu...

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China's 2nd lunar probe set for launch this year China's second lunar probe, the Chang'e-2, will fly much faster than its predecessor and reach lunar orbit within a shorter period of time. more: http://www.space-travel.com/reports/China_Lunar_Twins_999.html Three missions are included in this phase...

Sanjay M

Aamir is anti-BJP, which says enough about him.

Meanwhile Sandeep Unnikrishnan's dad is going on a cycling tour

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/indi ... 538821.cms

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(BBC)International backing given to Turkish reform vote

The US President Barack Obama and German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle have issued statements commending the vote. Voters in Turkey gave strong backing to a package of changes to the country's military-era constitution

Sanjay M

Y1op6sgn1OY This news presenter from NewsX is probably the cutest I've seen so far, for an Indian newscaster. Does anybody know if she's married? Supermodels with silicone-injected lips make for much better ratings than snotty pug-nosed pit bulls like Barkin Mutt. I want to know more about Shruti-t...

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Well, Indians are used to being walked on, so we've set a standard nobody can imitate.

Meanwhile, the new liberalization policy for the education sector is drawing 2nd-rate American universities more than 1st-rate ones, claims the NYT:

Midlevel Universities Look Into India Branches

Sanjay M

It isn't the mosque by itself that is as inflammatory as the Cordoba name being used for the center/initiative. The association with the conversion of the grandest, biggest, holiest Byzantine Church in the world to a mosque has specific significance with the falling of the towers. The complete abse...

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Altair wrote:Is it just me or Does anyone see similarities with the color revolutions orchestrated by unkil?

Pfft - as if Unkil even needs to instigate anything when Pak is right there nextdoor.

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x-posted Police investigate break-in at Canadian Tamil Congress Sunday, Sept. 12, 2010 TORONTO — Toronto police are investigating a break-in at the office of the Canadian Tamil Congress and the apparent theft of the names of the 492 Sri Lankan migrants smuggled to Canada last month aboard the MV Sun...

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Police investigate break-in at Canadian Tamil Congress Sunday, Sept. 12, 2010 TORONTO — Toronto police are investigating a break-in at the office of the Canadian Tamil Congress and the apparent theft of the names of the 492 Sri Lankan migrants smuggled to Canada last month aboard the MV Sun Sea. Co...

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http://edition.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/europe/09/12/turkey.referendum/ The latest polls show that the referendum held by the ruling Turkish pro-Islamist govt has passed by 58% to 42%. This effectively removes the last barriers to Islamization of the country. I'm actually quite glad this has happened, as ...

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What do you expect - the Japanese establishment were co-opted by Brzezinski's Trilateralism, and still reflexively support the same positions even after Trilateralism has collapsed and is now giving way to 'G2'. When North Korea fires a few more shots more intimately off Japan's bow, then we'll see ...

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Don't worry, Kaangress can always reach back to their beloved Rajiv Gandhi in repeating past "solutions" to these current problems - they can gift Kashmiris with EVMs.

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Ever Russophobic, the Atlanticists will be hoping to deflect Turkey against Russia. Just as they hope that growing China will one day seize Russia's Far East, likewise they might hope that a Turkey with an Islamic birthrate would send people pouring into the Caucasus. Personally, I think the Balkans...

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No way - the only players in the Muslim world who will be hurt by the re-emergence of an Islamist Turkey would be the underperforming corrupt Arab and Pakistani kleptocracies, who will be sidelined as the Ummah makes a mad dash for the legendary Turkish kilaphat champions. (Hah, perhaps Mushy can us...

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Johann, the fact is that Europe doesn't even share an ocean with China, which is on the complete opposite end of the Earth from them. It was Winston Lord who complained that "EU has only one foreign policy agenda - Airbus." He was referring to the fact that Europeans were considering lower...

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Turkey is planning its own blast from the past: Turkey prepares to vote in constitutional referendum Turkey's cunning Islamists keep loudly pretending that they're changing the constitution in order to meet the requirements for joining EU, but this is just a smokescreen for their real agenda, which ...

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I still want to ask again - where is the best place to shift money to minimize/mitigate its exposure to the future decline of the US dollar? Which economy or asset pool is best place to ride out that event? I understand that commodities, including gold, are useful for this. But I'd be worried that e...

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(TIME)Greece's Painful Road to Economic Recovery

Even after a 110-billion euro bail out and the introduction of severe austerity measures, Greece's economy is still shrinking faster than expected. Can the nation rebound?

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There is a reason why China doesn't have to kill journalists who speak against the state. Unlike the Russians, who face externally-supported dissent sponsored by Western Europe, the repressive agenda of the Chinese state is actually acquiesced to by Western Europe - therefore the Chinese don't have ...

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(NYT)China Explores a Frontier 2 Miles Deep China has unveiled a submersible designed to go deeper than any other in the world, giving it access to 99.8 percent of the ocean floor and its minerals. -- I'm sure it would also be great for mapping the ocean floor to find nice nooks and crannies for th...

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Le plus ca change, le moins ca change. Chinese flunky Rudd is back again, just in a slightly different spot. What a political shellgame: Australia’s Prime Minister Hires Her Predecessor By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Published: September 11, 2010 SYDNEY, Australia (AP) — Former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd wa...

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(VOA)Florida Pastor Now Says No Quran Burning 'Ever' at His Church

How quickly the firebrand has been bowed

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(BBC)The long legacy of 9/11 I'm not sure I agree with their conclusions. Putin's response to Chechen terrorist provocations has been very effective. The key is to take the situation beyond the threshold of where terrorists can survive - especially ideologically. If the terrorists can be ideologica...

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Mexico isn't far away from a meltdown: http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5gMi5B2USfJStXxfqgWWr2xjRYpOgD9I5E4K00 If I was AlQaeda, I would just set up ties with the Mexican drug lords, since they are right nextdoor to the USA, and undoubtedly have ample ways to infiltrate across the bo...

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Musharraf plans to return to Pakistan with new party By Owen Bennett Jones BBC News Pervez Musharraf (file picture) Mr Musharraf says there is a good chance he may be president again The former military ruler of Pakistan Pervez Musharraf has said he is forming a new political party with a view to r...

Sanjay M

The established phrase for that is "moral equivalency"

I've heard Krauthammer using it for 20 years

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Latin America too feels it should not be seen as a backyard

http://www.economist.com/node/16990967

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