The article also notes the Iran/NoKo links: Food for missile technology...
So far this year over 50,000 have died of starvation in North Korea. To keep the death toll down the government has ordered the military to provide food from the military food reserves in areas where many civilians were near death. But the troops have been going hungry as well (but not starving) in the last few years in order to maintain the military food reserves. These are the "rainy day" food stores, and once gone, the government has nothing to use for emergencies
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Guess what causes global warming? Wind farms...
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UK plans to block Pirate bay...who has already changed their downloads to magnet links to stop them blocking their computers.
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Were these Irish boulders moved by storm surges or a tsunami?
According to some locals, enormous rocks have moved in their lifetimes, despite the fact that there hasn't been a tsunami to hit the islands since 1755.About that 1755 tsunami: It was the famous Lisbon earthquake that set it off.
"Unless you have little green men from mars doing this on the quiet, it must be storm waves," Cox said.
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In our prayers: President Chavez, whose cancer is back, leading the Miami Herald writer to wonder:
Chávez says that he has little time for the huge amount of business he’s leaving behind, but suddenly his priorities have changed. Does he much care about the fate of his Bolivarian revolution at this stage in his life or death? Maybe not. He knows he’s surrounded by bandits who are embezzling the public funds and by narco-generals who have laid the foundations for a narco-state. With those people, he can’t face posterity. They’re ballast.-----------------------
Obama is bragging "he" killed Osama, but the US SEALS are not pleased about his politicization of their deed.
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Campaigning in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Mr Romney responded to a shouted question by a reporter by saying: ‘Even Jimmy Carter would have given that order.’
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