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France warns of 'massive' response if Syria uses chemical weapons
Syrian Chemical Weapon
The West will retaliate harshly if the Syrian army deploys chemical weapons, France’s foreign minister said Monday. Damascus vowed not to use its chemical arsenal against its own people, but left the option open in the event of a foreign invasion.
The Syrian army is believed to possess stockpiles of nerve agents and mustard gas, and the Scud missiles capable of delivering...
Chinese top official's son car crash covered up by government
Speculation: Photos of the wreckage circulated online with reports suggesting the trio were playing sex games before the crash. Some sources also claim Ling Gu was found naked and that the name on his death certificate was changed
The high-speed road death of a playboy son of a high-ranking Chinese government official has caused another rare scandal in China’s ruling Communist Party just weeks ahead...
Moody's cuts EU outlook to "negative"
Moody’s ratings agency has downgraded its outlook on the Aaa rating of the European Union from ‘stable’ to ‘negative,’ linking the decision to a recent outlook downgrade of the bloc’s major economies.
“The negative outlook on the EU’s long-term ratings reflects the negative outlook on the Aaa ratings of the member states with large contributions to the EU budget: Germany, France,...
Italian cardinal: Catholic Church left 200 years behind
The former archbishop of Milan and papal candidate warned in his last interview that the Roman Catholic Church was left “200 years behind.”
Cardinal Carlo Maria Martini, who was once regarded as a possible successor to Pope John Paul II, died on Friday at the age of 85 because of Parkinson’s disease.
“The Church has been left 200 years behind. Why doesn’t it rouse itself? Are we...
Thousands in Hong Kong protest 'brainwash' education reform
Parents, teachers and children gather during a protest against a new Chinese national education course in Hong Kong September 1,2012.
Just days before the start of the school year, tens of thousands of Hong Kong residents took to the streets to protest what they believe is an attempt by authorities to ‘brainwash’ students.
More than 40,000 people assembled outside government headquarters...
Russia Attacks Clouds to Clear Sky for City Day Celebration
In an effort to deter possible “bad weather” the Russian capital city of Moscow cleared the skies of any clouds that may possibly have gotten in the way of their Den’ Goroda (or City Day) festivities.
According to Pravda, the city carried out an airborne “attack” on bothersome clouds with 10 aircraft specially equipped to deliver CO2 (in the form of dry ice), liquid nitrogen and a powdered...
Government Threatens Jail Time for Growing Produce in Front-Yard Garden
You own your home and the lot that it sits on. So, if you want to plant tomatoes instead of bushes, you should be entitled to that, right?
While this may seem like a common sense line of reasoning, many cities and towns across our nation think otherwise.
They don’t want their citizens using a front-yard garden to grow food – they want perfectly green and manicured lawns.
Using a Front-Yard Garden...
Artificial air to be created in lunar atmosphere for moon colonists
The LAMP spectrometer installed on board the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter station allowed scientists to study the range of substances contained in the atmosphere of the Moon. In particular, it was found that the lunar atmosphere contained helium and argon. The first analyses of the spectrum were made in 1972 as part of the LACE project that was executed by Apollo 17 mission.
Forty years ago, Apollo...
US insurance firms unlikely to cover $1 billion in home damage after record-breaking drought
Thousands of US homes are in critical disrepair as the country continues to suffer from this summer’s record-breaking drought. And the damages are unlikely to be paid by insurance companies.
As moisture is sucked away from the ground, houses are shifting, cracking and racking up huge repair bills for surprised homeowners – bills that insurance companies rarely ever cover.
Some repairs have topped...
Obama Overthrow Plot Widens As US Martial Law Fears Grow
A new report issued by the Federal Service for Military-Technical Cooperation (MTC) circulating in the Kremlin today states that General Staff officers were warned this past week by their American counterparts at the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) that the threat to overthrow President Obama by “certain elements” within the US Military is “nearer than first thought” and could...
Chinese scientists unveil mind-controlled drone
Chinese researchers have unveiled a system that allows users to control drones with their thoughts
Chinese researchers have unveiled a system that allows users to control drones with their thoughts. The technology was designed to help handicapped people, but could have ample applications in other fields as well.
A video posted to YouTube by researchers at Zhejiang University shows how the system,...
Britain considers "spy in the sky" plan
The UK government is considering plans to deploy unmanned aerial vehicles, also known as drones, on the British skies by 2020, new reports say.
The move is part of a plan introduced by the British police to spy on the public more efficiently and more effectively in a country where its people are already the most spied upon in the world, British media reported.
Drones have already been used in such...
Western culture turns people into monsters
Nicolas Bonnal speaks about the destructive power of the Western culture. According to him, the culture of the West is aimed against humans and their ability to think and feel. This culture is connected with the training of people; it has vile goals and global plans. The USSR, among other things, was disliked in the West for reasons other than political. The USSR did not produce The Beatles, but it...
Chinese man builds replica of $1.5 million Lamborghini
A friend of Wang Jian sits in a self-made replica of a Lamborghini Reventon in Suqian, Jiangsu province August 30, 2012.
For many, a supercar is the purchase of a lifetime. But very few of us have hundreds of thousands of dollars to spend on a Ferrari or Lamborghini. A Chinese farmer found a way to make his dream come true by building a Lambo on his own.
Avid mechanic Wang Jian, the 28-year-old son...
EU and China on verge of solar energy price war?
Employees work on a solar panel production line at a solar company workshop in Hefei, Anhui province, China.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has called for a frank assessment of a solar panel trade dispute with China. The EU is mulling an anti-dumping inquiry into China after the US took similar action in one of the world’s fastest-developing markets.
“I suggest the European Commission and...

























