Wednesday 22 February 2012
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Wednesday Feb 22, 2012
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- Israeli false-flag terrors in India and Thailand
- Iran cutting oil export to six European states
- Mr. Obama! Play this lullaby for your daughters tonight
- Mr. President, mind eating your peanut butter!
- A petition signed against the war on Iran
- A rally against the war on Iran in 48 U.S. cities
- Using Fetus in PepsiCo and Nestle products
- Targeting Iranian Nationals
- Michael Ledeen’s reaction to launch the BarackObama.ir
- Israeli’s false flag operation on U.S. Carriers!
In an interview with BarackObama.ir, Sean Stone talks about the influence of Angelina Jolie and Britney Spears on American women, men and even children in addition to how Hollywood affects culture and politics. He considers Britain more of a threat than Israel and besides he gave us his viewpoint on Iran’s Leader.
No justice for woman tasered to brain death
A Florida police officer who tasered a 20-year-old US woman until she was brain dead has been cleared of wrongdoing.
'Job trauma' led to amass 26,000 child pornography collection
A former Connecticut police captain has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for what authorities say was one of the largest and most disturbing child pornography cases they've seen.
Liz Trotta Doubles Down on Her Offensive Statements About Women in the Military
Liz Trotta apparently doesn't have any remorse about her statements that John wrote about last week.
1 in 10 U.S. Kids Live With Alcoholic parent
About 7.5 million American children under the age of 18 live with a parent who's struggled with alcohol abuse over the past year, a new government report finds.
How the government reads your emails without a warrant
Worried that the US government might be able to read your emails? Don’t be — they already can!
Anti-ACTA day: Angry crowds take action (PHOTOS)
The world has witnessed an unprecedented day of protests against ACTA.
Anonymous marks Bahrain anniversary by hacking U.S. tear gas company
Much of the tear gas that has so often filled the streets during protests in the Arab Spring comes from one place: Jamestown, Pa.
Delicate Questions of Abuse
Molestation Case Raises Problem of How to Ask Children About Allegations
Kids in Washington home blast suffered chop wounds
The two boys of a man who blew up his Washington state home, killing himself and his sons, suffered chop wounds in their final moments and died of smoke inhalation, a law enforcement official said on Monday.
Teen shoots self in N.H. school cafeteria
Tragedy struck a New Hampshire elementary school on Friday when a 14-year-old shot himself in the face in a cafeteria.
