Meles Goes Missing; Ethiopian Dictator M.I.A.Tuesday, August 7, 2012
Long time Ethiopian dictator Meles Zenawi, missing in action for almost 2 months now, is reported to be in a coma leaving the Obama White House's Crisis Team for Africa scrambling to find a replacement. Officially, Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi has taken sick leave and getting better , ...
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Is Libya the Next Somalia?Monday, July 9, 2012
Libya seems well on its way to becoming the next Somalia, with much of the country already ruled by tribal/clan based armed militias. As was the case in Somalia, Libya is in the process of separation, with the eastern, oil rich, Cyrenica region having issued a de facto declaration of independence. ... |
Islam Ignites in Muslim Majority EthiopiaMonday, July 2, 2012
For the first time in modern history the leadership of Ethiopia's muslim community, which makes up a majority of the country, has become politically active and is calling for the overthrow of the USA backed Meles Zenawi regime. Not even in the darkest days of the Soviet Union backed Mengistu regimes ... |
Save Dafur’s Mi$$ing Million$: The Israeli ConnectionFriday, June 1, 2012
The so called Save Dafur Coalition raised tens of millions of dollars, some say a hundred million or more to help the people of Dafur yet an investigation by this writer can find no evidence of any of this money reaching Dafur refugees on the ground in Sudan. I first wrote about Dafur back in 2 ... |
Bone-Break, Bill Gates, Ft. Detrick and GSK; US Army Dengue Fever Vaccine TrialsTuesday, May 29, 2012
Born in a laboratory at Fort Detrick, Maryland, home to the USA's biological warfare program, the US Army created, Bill Gates Foundation funded and GSK administered Dengue Bone-Break Fever vaccine is reported to be in advanced trials in Thailand. Dengue Fever, a virus transmitted by mosquitos, ... |
UN Starves One Million Somalis on 10 Cents A DayFriday, May 25, 2012
The UN announced its budget for feeding the over one million Somali refugees under its care for the next year and have allocated less than 10 cents a day to do so. Anthony Lake, once nominated to head the CIA, now UNICEF supremo, held a press conference in April 2012 to declare a budget of $35 mi ... |