Truemors
-1.jpg){kind=small}
is reporting from
Member
NP Rank:
NP Rank:
Anelka s'esclaffe
"Dans un entretien accordé au quotidien France-Soir, Nicolas Anelka n'a pas tardé à réagir à sa sanction de 18 matches de suspension ferme avec l'équipe de France, «une mascarade» selon lui qui le laisse «mort de rire»"Foreign forensics to join investigation
This reporter is mistaken on the numbers recorded dead, the actual figure is 57 but the rest of the report seemly is correct. Forensic's are never that good in the Philippines as the sites get contaminated....
Bizarre candidates kick off Philippine election race
Well its official pre-election time here in the Philippines, guns are being oils and bola's sharpend. Already 21 people have been murdered in the name of politics. Mad men and women, and people that just want to... Eunuchs can vote, contest as 'others'
I loved the headlines and like the fact that gay rights are being observed in India. But the word Eunuchs at a guess here is a term that the authorities reguard those that have had a sex change operation? ... The sanctuaries plan - California.
The sanctuaries plan would nearly double areas that ban or limit fishing off Southern California. A California blue-ribbon panel voted unanimously on Tuesday to approve landmark fishing and harvesting... Canadian Federal Program Aims To Get Mentally Ill Off Streets
The federal government is testing a new program in five major cities in Canada, aiming to help homeless people with mental illnesses to reintegrate into society. The $150 million program was created by the Canadian Commission on Mental Health, and will be implemented in... Indian brides had 'virginity test'
DISGUSTING...UNFAIRthis incident is shocking, i empathize with those women who had to go through those torturous moments. why are women always demanded to prove their chastity, this whole event of so called Mass Marriage is by itself a foolish thing and to add on to that the... Sri Lanka "runs out of time" for investigation
Sri Lankan government ended the investigation into human right abuses during the war with Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE). This decision came despite call from various human rights groups request to allow... Voting in 19 EU states for Parliament
"Voting in 19 EU states for Parliament The bulk of EU member states go to the polls today in the European Parliament elections. Voters in Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Germany, Denmark, Spain, Estonia,...
created by infomatique | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago
121 views | 0 recommendations | 0 comments
121 views | 0 recommendations | 0 comments
Internet group calls on CRTC to reverse throttling decision
According to famed Canadian defender of Internet users: "The Canadian Association of Internet Providers has filed an application with the CRTC that calls on the Commission to rescind its November 2008 Bell... Leibowitz chats up broadband, net neutrality, privacy...
"When it comes to consumer issues like broadband and network neutrality, the FTC in recent years has spent most of its time nodding dumbly at carriers, allowing them to "self-regulate." The idea that corporations can effectively monitor themselves for bad behavior has been... EU slaps a $1.45bn fine on Intel for anti-competitive practices
The giant of Chip making has been fined with $ 1.45 bn by the EU.The reason for imposing the fine is anti competitive practices.In deep blue ocean of opportunities small fish is always under threat to be eaten by... Report: Canada anti-Semitism at all-time high
This is the latest from Canada regarding Anti-Semitic attacks. Not promising." TORONTO – Anti-Semitism in Canada reached an all-time high last year, despite the government's efforts to combat the phenomenon,... Obama picks Net neutrality backer as FCC chief
"President Obama on Tuesday nominated Julius Genachowski as the nation's top telecommunications regulator, picking a campaign advisor who has divided his career between Washington, D.C., political jobs and working as an Internet executive. Genachowski had been mentioned as...India to send astronauts to space, approves $2.5bn plan
India has earmarked more than $2.5bn to launch its own manned space flight and join the elite club of the US, China and Russia. India's planning commission has set aside the cash to finance preparations. With...NowPublic on Facebook
Recent Comments
Top Members Today
Top Veterans
Top Rookies
