Obama Sends More US Troops To Mali As Benghazi Whistleblowers Are

http://economicrisis.com/obama-sends-more-us-troops-to-mali-as-benghazi-whistleblowers-are-set-to-testify/7041 Obama Sends More US Troops To Mali As Benghazi Whistleblowers Are Set To Testify As the names of the Benghazi whistleblowers are being revealed, prior to their...

Baller Lin More Protected From Racial Slurs Than The President...

Today Afghans called our President a black dog, and burned him in effigy, to protest the burning of  the Koran at Nato’s Bagram air base.  Instead of conservative media showing solidarity with their President, they called him that too!  Pretending not to know...

The Media Says, Casey Anthony Is Guilty, But Amanda Knox, Is Not!

Media condemned Casey Anthony for the death of her daughter Caylee, even after an American jury declared her not guilty; but when an Italian jury found Amanda Knox guilty, the media declared her innocent, and drove public opinion to pressure the Italian judiciary to overturn...

Nigerian President, Goodluck Jonathan Sworn In

Goodluck Jonathan has been sworn in as president of Nigeria in the capital Abuja, for a new four-year term, following a nearly 60%  poll win. Thousands of guest including many African heads of states attended the ceremony in Eagle square amidst tight security. Flanked by...

Pepsi Max "Love Hurts," Separatist Commercial

The 2011 "Pepsi MAX- Love Hurts -- Crash the Super Bowl" commercial depicts a *Diasporan woman kicking, slamming, snatching and throwing, as tools for managing and controlling of her husband's diet, and he accepts this, without complaint.  Ultimately, when the husband...

Spartacus R., Founding Member of Osibisa/GAPRadio, Has Passed On

Spartacus R., known to many as Brother Fundisi, the TruthSayer, peacefully passed on from this existence on July 30, 2010 after battling cancer. At this time, arrangements have not been finalized by the...

Africans on brain drain!

Thousand or even millions of Africans intellectually brilliant that comprises scientists live and serve developed countries rather than serving their families in Africa suffering from poverty, hunger and backwardness. I know Africans serving in NASSA. Is it morally...

Corey Poitier, A Black Man Perpetuating Republican Racism

When on March 22nd, as a congressional candidate for the 17th District in Florida, Corey Poitier, demanded that the President, "listen up, Buckwheat!"  It was no different than if he had said, "listen up nigger." But I don't think he did it because he wanted to call the...

Ivory Bangle Lady strikes blow to BNP

The ultra right wing British National Party (BNP) has been shown up again for it's anti-multicultural Britain stance by new research showing that Britain was in fact a multicultural society in Roman times.The...

Vice President of India Hamid Ansari tri African Nation's visit

New Delhi: Vice President of India Mohammad Hamid Ansari going week-long visit to the region beginning today. The Vice President will be visiting to Zambia, Malawi and Botswana. India is likely to sign several...

UN Security Council passed resolution, arms embargo on Eritrea

New Delhi: United Nations Security Council has passed the resolution on arms embargo on Eritrea and targeted sanctions on its leaders for aiding Somali rebels and refusing to withdraw troops from its disputed...

Al-Qaeda claims Italian kidnappings

New Delhi: International anti american extremist organisation Al Qaeda, the North African branch has claimed responsibility for the kidnapping of two Italians in Mauritania earlier this month. Al-Qaeda of the...

Uganda bans female circumcision

Lets hope all Islamic states follow Uganda's lead, it is a barbaric practice that has nothing to do with Islamic teaching. Glad to see its now banned in Uganda. " The Ugandan parliament unanimously passed a bill...

Secret world of the giant manta ray

World of mysteries: the oceans and its creatures Science does not reach the mysteries that Nature hides!Nature also reacts to attacks Mantas could be one of the most intelligent creatures in the ocean Until...

Uganda anti-gay bill has potential to divide Commonwealth leaders

Uganda's anti-gay bill has the potential to divide Commonwealth leaders who are scheduled to meet in Port of Spain, capital of Trinidad and Tobago, from November 27-29, where the global challenges of climate...

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