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Somali woman stoned for adultery
"A 20-year-old woman divorcee accused of committing adultery in Somalia has been stoned to death by Islamists in front of a crowd of about 200 people." Is this a sign of the patriarchy hard at work? Or is it evidence of the age-old practice of ritually humiliating 'wayward... Maersk Alabama Attacked by Somali Pirates- Again
The MV Maersk Alabama, sailing out of Norfolk, Virginia, was attacked once again by Somali pirates. The Maersk Alabama was last attacked in April. The second attack on the Maersk Alabama was fought off by private security. Meanwhile, the pirates aboard the MV Theresa VIII are...
created by Jordan Yerman | 5 days ago | updated 5 days ago
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140 views | 26 recommendations | 3 comments
Ahmed Muhamed Dore, a 112-year-old Somali Man, Marries A Teenager
Ahmed Muhamed Dore, a 112-year-old man from Somalia married a 17-year-old woman Safia Abdulleh, who is junior to him by a whopping 95 years. Dore says their love is mutual and that he still wants to have children with his teenage wife. Dore has over a 100 children and... Hunger stalks record 1 billion
Barry Artiste Op/Ed Ever wonder which countries seem to have the largest percentage of starving masses? Ever wonder which countries which have starving masses seem to get the lions share of international food aid? Ever wonder which of these countries is a... Clinton - Somalia : Obama - Afghanistan
Remember when President Bush was accused of manipulating intelligence tofurther his political agenda by the left? Seems we have a smoking gun in regards to a recent development in theObama Administration claim that... French agent kidnapped in Somalia escapes
A French security agent was kidnapped by insurgents in Somalia last month and escaped killing 3 of his captors. "Farhan Asanyo, a Somali military officer, told The Associated Press that the man came up to... Waterproof Rice Gene Discovered
Waterproof rice gene identified Rice is the staple food for more than three billion people Scientists say they have identified a gene that will allow rice plants to survive being completely submerged in water for up to two weeks. Most rice... No excuse for anti-Tamil policies
National Post, a new paper that was "broadly sympathetic to the Sri Lankan government's goal of confronting and subduing the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam", posted an opinion that "there is no excuse for anti-Tamil policies. "Sri Lanka must now be judged by the... Jamal Bana Death Photos Online: How Parents Knew He Had Died
In what can only be described as a heartbreaking tale of loss and grief, the parents of Minneapolis young man Jamal Bana first learned of his death when a photo of him was posted on a Somalia website - with a gunshot wound through his skull. Abayte Ahmed and her husband,... Responsibility to Protect - Ambassador Rice
In her statement made at the Ambassador Susan E. Rice at the International Peace Institute Vienna Seminar, June 15, 2009, she stated the willingness of USA to work with the international community ending... Amanda Lindhout, Freelance Journalist, fears dying in Captivity
A woman, claiming to be a Canadian freelance journalist from Alberta, called the CTV National Newsroom today. She appeared to be reading from a prepared statement. In the statement she said that she...
created by albertacowpoke | 23 wks ago | updated 23 wks ago
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1462 views | 58 recommendations | 14 comments
Cruise ship fends off pirates
Pirates got more than they bargained for when they attacked the Italian cruiseship, Melody. What are believed to be Somali pirates attacked a cruise ship headed to the Mediterranean on Saturday. They... Dutch Navy raid pirate 'main' ship & release 20 captive
Reports are breaking within all the media ranks that the Dutch navy have attacked the 'main' ship used by the pirates who have been attacking commercial vessels. They captured 7 pirates but under Dutch law and... Calming the Raging Seas
The seas off the coast of Somalia are raging these days, but not because of inclement weather. Pirating is becoming a big problem; last week’s standoff between the U.S. Navy and the Somalia pirates made international news, but it wasn’t the beginning of the pirating... Bring back private pirate hunters: U.S. lawmaker
Barry Artiste Op/Ed Ohh an "Arms Race" between Privateers and Pirates. Imagine if you will a cargo ship with Carte "Marque" Blanche and armed with surface to surface missiles and indiscriminately blowing up...
created by Barry Artiste | 31 wks ago | updated 31 wks ago
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142 views | 18 recommendations | 4 comments
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