According the the Dutch newspaper “De Telegraaf”, Morocan writer Mohammed Jabri will start a new comity whose task will be to monitor everyone who makes derogatory comments about Islam.

Jabri claims he has the support of lawyers, mosk leaders and writers. He is planning to sue everyone who does “racist” comments about Islam. He is aware that he may lose sometimes but he hopes to win some of the cases. He hopes that this way the Jurisprudence will evolve to make it more difficult for anti immigration politicians like Geert wildiers to express themselves freely.

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I heard on German news that it is estimated that 20% of its population has hit by phone tapping, either because the line was tapped or because the people called someone else whose line was tapped. Germany doesn’t only tap what we would usually describe as criminals, it also taps phone line of political opponents, especially patriots.

Spying on people is perfectly acceptable in Germany since its a so called democracy. Germany is so obviously democratic, that who doubt it or who believe that Germany is a fascist country, can be sentenced to forced reeducation in jail, for insult to the state. (I’m sure that once they are released from jail, they will be convinced for good that Germany is indeed a democracy…)

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In May 2007 Estonia was victim of a massive DDoS Cyber attack (blocking the internet in Estonia). Estonian officials claimed that their country is the first to fall victim to cyberwarfare. This happened after the Estonian government decided to remove a monument to commemorate the soviet soldiers who died in World War 2. The Estonia’s defense minister, Jaak Aaviksoo, even wanted to get the E.U. and NATO involved.

The Estonian government and the western media blamed Russia. Blaming Russia, especially Vladimir Putin, for everything, without a shred of evidence, has become a well established habit of western propaganda. This was the case for the poisoning of 1999 Russian apartment bombings, Alexander Litvinenko, the muder of Anna Politkovskaya and more recently the Cyber attack against Estonia.

The culprit, Dmitri Galushkevich, a 20-year-old Estonian student, who is a native Estonian, has been arrested, it becomes clear that the Russian government, who denied its involvement, was telling the truth. Western propaganda media failed to mention this information since it exonerates Russia!

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[Why do these sort of things not happen in Japan or Western Europea after elections?-ed]

NAKURU, Kenya - Gangs armed with machetes and bows and arrows burned and hacked to death members of a rival tribe in western Kenya Sunday, as the death toll from the latest explosion of violence over disputed presidential elections rose to at least 69. Houses were blazing in the center of Naivasha, a tourist gateway.

Some 55 bodies were counted Sunday at the morgue in Nakuru, the provincial capital where ethnic clashes erupted Thursday night and continued until Saturday. Bodies were still arriving there Sunday, said a morgue attendant who spoke on condition of anonmyity because he was not authorized to speak to the media.

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MUMBAI, India - The TV ad shows an Indian movie star walking on a beach, flaunting his brand-name sunglasses and his six-pack abs. A white woman in a black bikini drops on the sand from nowhere, and then another woman drops down. Soon, a bevy of white models literally falls from the skies, and the movie star runs for cover.

A green-eyed model from Iceland puts her arms around him and whispers seductively, “The fall collection . . . baby.”

The ad is for a sunglasses company, but its approach is hardly unique in the world of Indian advertising. These days, the faces of white women and men, mostly from Eastern Europe, stare out from billboards, from the facades of glitzy, glass-fronted malls and from fashion magazines. At an international automobile show this month in New Delhi, most of the models were white.

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The last known surviving British soldier to have fought in the trenches of World War I has revisited the site where he fought 90 years ago.

Harry Patch, 109, from Somerset, made the trip to Belgium to recall his part in the Battle of Passchendaele which claimed 250,000 British casualties.

He also went to pay homage to the tens of thousands of German soldiers who lost their lives.

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The man believed to have been Germany’s last World War I veteran has died peacefully at the age of 107.

Erich Kaestner, who at 18 was sent to the Western Front but served only four months in the army, died in a Cologne nursing home, his son said.

The death on Sunday of Louis de Cazenave, France’s second-last World War I veteran, made global headlines.

But in a country that keeps no record of its veterans, Kaestner’s death on 1 January went largely unnoticed.

“That is the way history has developed,” said Peter Kaestner, the soldier’s son. “In Germany, in this respect, things are kept quiet - they’re not a big deal.”

Erich Kaestner was unrelated to the writer and poet of the same name.

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The Holocaust memorial in Berlin is showing signs of serious wear and tear just three years after its completion, with cracks in more than half of its concrete blocks, according to a study published on Monday.

Structural engineer Joachim Schulz conducted a survey of the field of blocks located in Berlin’s central Mitte district at the end of last year for Germany’s Cicero magazine.

Almost fourteen hundred of the 2,711 blocks that make up the site are beginning to crack, he said in an interview published in the monthly magazine’s latest edition.

“Sixty percent of the cracks are minor faults and not really visible but 40 percent are bigger than 0.2 millimeters and that’s worrying,” said Schulz.

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MOSCOW, March 27 (RIA Novosti) - Russian military intelligence services are reporting a flurry of activity by U.S. Armed Forces near Iran’s borders, a high-ranking security source said Tuesday.

“The latest military intelligence data point to heightened U.S. military preparations for both an air and ground operation against Iran,” the official said, adding that the Pentagon has probably not yet made a final decision as to when an attack will be launched.
He said the Pentagon is looking for a way to deliver a strike against Iran “that would enable the Americans to bring the country to its knees at minimal cost.”

He also said the U.S. Naval presence in the Persian Gulf has for the first time in the past four years reached the level that existed shortly before the invasion of Iraq in March 2003.

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