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Cold War Spies Got Shorter Sentences than Bradley Manning
Whistleblower Bradley Manning has gotten a longer sentence for passing secrets to WikiLeaks than several real traitors who collaborated with Americas enemies. Thats the conclusion of a compelling analysis by Huffington Post writer Nick Wing, who compared the sentences of real spies to Mannings. Blowing the whistle and embarrassing the administration is now a...
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UFO sightings reported Tuesday night across California
ABC 7 January 2, 2014 A lot of people say they saw a strange thing in the sky over California on New Years Eve and they say it wasnt fireworks, but a UFO. Full article here
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Detroit may go bankrupt unless City Council and Mayor strikes a deal
The city of Detroit may go bankrupt till the end of this year, with thousand of city workers put on furlough, unless the Detroit City Council authorizes a $300,000 contract for financial advice to be provided to the citys Mayor Dave Bing, which would prepares the way for release of $30 million needed by the city.
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US Taxpayers Paying for Illegal British Spying
The American taxpayer is footing the bill for illegal electronic surveillance efforts being conducted by Her Majestys government. These efforts appear to violate both the United States Constitution and British law. It has been discovered that the National Security Agency paid its British counterpart, the Government Communications Headquarters, or GCHQ, $151 million...
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Egypt will "re-examine" diplomatic ties with Syria that were severed last month under ousted president Mohamed Morsi, the countrys foreign minister, Nabil Fahmy, said on Saturday. "The decision to cut full diplomatic ties with Syria will be re-examined," Fahmy told reporters."It doesnt mean they will resume or not resume,"he told reporters...
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