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Wall St Aswing for the fences!

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The arrests and police brutality unleashed against scores of peaceful “Occupy Wall Street” protesters last Saturday, after they had marched some two miles from their informal encampment in the financial district to Union Square in lower Manhattan, has provoked widespread anger.

There is particular outrage over the unprovoked use of pepper spray against a group of women protesters, an action captured on videotape and by still photography, posted on the Internet and witnessed around the world.

11th of September

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A lie branded as the 'September the 11th'. An illegal and unjustifiable excuse to invade the Middle East and murder millions of civilians.

Wall Street !

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United we stand!?? Not anymore ... the way things are going at Wall Street right now, we are all going down the drain! United we shall drawn with millions of other American citizens! United we shall all lose our homes! United we shall all become unemployed! and the list goes on... I really hope that this situation improves.

Palestinian boy

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For years the Palestinians are oppressed.

Hillary Clinton

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Hillary Clinton Crimes :

US Identity

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The United States government has been accused of committing war crimes at various points throughout its history. Most, but not all contemporary war crimes are defined by the International Criminal Court (ICC), the Geneva Conventions, and the associated laws of war under international law.[1] War crimes in the United States can be prosecuted through the War Crimes Act of 1996 but the US government does not accept the Jurisdiction of the ICC over its military forces.[2] United States violations of the laws of war falling under the rubric of jus in bello are discussed in the present article; U.S. violations of jus ad bellum, such as crimes against peace or wars of aggression under the Nuremberg Principles

Bahrain is innocent

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Please stop the cruelty to the innocent people of Bahrain.
Bahrain's population is without sin?
They just want justice.

help from the ruthless

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Ask for help from the ruthless

Bomberman

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Its shocking that in the 21st century the President of the United States of America has a prehistoric mentality of "kill to survive"

Death Angel

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سخنگوی وزارت خارجه، شون مک کورمک، نیز از ارائه اطلاعات خودداری نموده و گزارشگران را به وزارت دفاع ارجاع داد. سخنگوی وزارت دفاع آمریکا، خطاب به خبرنگاران، از تصمیم آمریکا برای مبارزه با مداخلات مرگبار دولت ایران در عراق خبر داد و مدعی وجود «شواهد کافی» مبنی بر حمایت تهران از آشوبگران شد.

در همین حال، جان بولتون، نماینده سابق آمریکا در سازمان ملل، در گفتگو با شبکه فاکس نیوز، وابسته به وزارت دفاع آمریکا، اظهار داشته است در صورت حمله آمریکا به ایران، احتمال واکنش شدید ایران می‌رود، اما خسارت آن از وضعیت کنونی بیشتر نخواهد بود. بنابر این، "مطمئن‌ترین راه حمله است."

بولتون حمله به ایران را انداختن توپ به زمین ایران و دادن درسی به ایران بابت صدمه به نیروهای آمریکایی دانسته است.

مقامات آمریکایی که به طور مداوم ایران را به اتهامات متعددی متهم می‌کنند، اخیرا در یک سناریوی جدید که از سوی برخی مقامات اسراییل نیز همراهی می‌شود، ایران را به تربیت نیروهای شبه‌نظامی عراق و ارسال اسلحه به عراق متهم می‌کنند.

آمریکا در شرایطی ایران را به سیاست‌های دوگانه متهم می‌کند که علاوه بر اینکه بدون هیچ دلیلی از نشستن بر سر میز مذاکره با ایران در خصوص عراق سر باز زد، از یک سو هر گونه تصمیم مقامات این کشور مبنی بر آغاز جنگ با ایران را رد می‌کند و از سوی دیگر موج جدیدی از جوسازی بر علیه جمهوری اسلامی ایران را شروع نموده است و از گوشه و کنار شایعه جنگ را در رسانه‌ها پخش می‌کند.

U.S. Human Rights

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The War in Afghanistan began on October 7, 2001,[30] as the armed forces of the United States of America and the United Kingdom, and the Afghan United Front (Northern Alliance), launched Operation Enduring Freedom, invading the country, in response to the September 11 attacks on the United States, with the stated goal of dismantling the Al-Qaeda terrorist organization and ending its use of Afghanistan as a base. The United States also said that it would remove the Taliban regime from power and create a viable democratic state.

King Abdullah

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Abdullah succeeded to the throne upon the death of his half-brother King Fahd. He was formally enthroned on August 3, 2005. At age 87, he is one of the world's oldest reigning monarchs. He has topped the 500 Most Influential Muslims list for two consecutive years in 2009 and 2010.[7][8]
[edit] Domestic affairs

He has implemented many reform measures. He has re-shuffled the Ministry of Education's leadership in February 2009 by bringing in the King's pro-reform son-in-law as the new minister. He also at the same time appointed Nora bint Abdullah al-Fayez, a US-educated former teacher, as deputy education minister in charge of a new department for female students.[9]

He has done a top-to-bottom restructuring of the country's courts to introduce, among other things, review of judicial decisions and more professional training for Shari'a judges. He has been responsible for the creation of a new investment promotion agency to overhaul the once-convoluted process of starting a business in Saudi Arabia. He has created a regulatory body for capital markets. He has promoted the construction of the King Abdullah University for Science and Technology (the country's new flagship and controversially-coed institution for advanced scientific research). He has done a substantial budgetary investment in educating the workforce for future jobs. The Saudi government is also encouraging the development of non-hydrocarbon sectors in which the Kingdom has a comparative advantage, including mining, solar energy, and religious tourism. The Kingdom's 2010 budget reflects these priorities—about 25 percent is devoted to education alone—and amounts to a significant economic stimulus package.[10][11]

In 2005, he implemented a government scholarship program to send young Saudi men and women to Western universities for undergraduate and postgraduate studies. The program offers funds for tuition and living expenses up to four years. It is estimated that more than 70,000 students have studied abroad in more than 25 countries. United States, England, and Australia are the top three destinations mostly aimed for by the young Saudi students. There are now more than 22,000 Saudi students studying in the US, exceeding pre-9/11 levels. Public health engagement has included breast cancer awareness and CDC cooperation to set up an advanced epidemic screening network that protected this year's 3 million Hajj pilgrims.[10][12]
King Abdullah with Russian President Vladimir Putin on February 11, 2007.

The response of his administration to homegrown terrorism has been a series of crackdowns including raids by security forces, arrests, torture[13] and public beheadings. He has vowed to fight terrorist ideologies within the country. He has made the protection of Saudi Arabia's critical infrastructure a top security priority.[14]

His strategy against terrorism has been two-pronged: he has attacked the roots of the extremism that fed Al-Qaida through education and judicial reforms to weaken the influence of the most reactionary elements of Saudi Arabia's religious establishment. He is also promoting economic diversification. He decreed in August 2010 that only officially approved religious scholars associated with the Senior Council of Ulema would be allowed to issue fatwas. Similar decrees since 2005 were previously seldom enforced. Individual fatwas relating to personal matters were exempt from the royal decree. The decree also instructed the Grand Mufti to identify eligible scholars.[15]

In light of the 2010–2011 Middle East and North Africa protests, Abdullah has laid down a $37-billion programme of new spending including new jobless benefits, education and housing subsidies, debt write-offs, and a new sports channel. There was also a pledged to spend a total of $400bn by the end of 2014 to improve education, health care and the kingdom’s infrastructure.[16] Saudi police arrested 100 Shiite protesters who complained of government discrimination