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Saudi Arabia announces 149 al-Qaeda arrests in last eight months

November 27, 2010

149 people have been arrested by Saudi Arabia over alleged al-Qaeda connections in the past eight months, it was announced yesterday. 2.24 million (400,000; 600,000) has been confiscated, as have weapons.

Mansour al-Turki of the interior ministry identified three wholly independent networks — all unaware of each other — and multiple smaller cells. "We have foiled about 10 attacks... I cannot say if oil installations were also targeted or not," he said, claiming al-Qaeda recruit within the nation, take people abroad to train and then send them back.

The announcement follows a similar one in March in which 113 were arrested over alleged attack plots against oil and security targets. Saudi Arabia is the world's largest oil exporter. Authorities say targets of the newly-foiled attacks included officials and journalists.

Of the 149, 124 are locals and twenty-five were foreigners. Links to Yemen, Somalia, and Afghanistan are reported; nationalities are given as originating in Africa, South Asia, and the Arab states.


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Weapon of mass destruction? A van bomb is a dangerous and serious weapon, to be sure, but since when does it qualify as a WMD? Unless you were to use it to strategically destroy the support frame of a bridge or building and bring about a collapse, or detonate it in the middle of an orgy, WMD doesn't seem an appropriate label - or are there certain legal definitions now, perhaps that define a certain explosive power? The article doesn't mention how powerful this kid thought the bomb was going to be.


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The US legal definition of WMD allows this sort of strange charge, that much I do know; what the definition is, I do not know. Certainly, though, it is a legal definition thing.


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My father survived D-Day, landing on the beaches of Normandy was Hell to the tenth power..Maybe if there was a Wiki back then, and they gave the plans for the Normandy invasion to the Nazi's, my father and a million more soldiers would have never come home.Some secrets are ment to remain secrets..


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Scottish judge criticises medical care of murdered baby

November 27, 2010

A judge in the in, Scotland has criticised the care doctors gave to baby Alexis Matheson. made the comments while sentencing Mark Simpson, who was yesterday convicted of murdering the six-week-old girl.

Simpson, 29, will serve at least twenty years of his life sentence after he attacked Alexis — the child of his then-girlfriend Ilona Sheach, who he blamed for Alexis's wounds — over the course of a month. The child suffered broken ribs and brain damage. Lord Uist said staff at Woodside Medical Group might have been able to prevent the death but failed to realise the baby was being hurt deliberately.

Sheach had initially been unable to get an appointment at Aberdeen-based Woodside for her daughter; instead, Dr Mohammed Athar spoke on the phone with Sheach and prescribed three drugs without seeing the infant. When she did see a doctor the following week despite being, said Lord Uist, "seriously concerned" for Alexis's health, the doctor she saw — Linda Mackay — believed Sheach's explanation the baby was constipated. She felt Alexis's blood-red eyes were due to straining; a consultant neurosurgeon testified at trial that this did not explain the in the eyes.

That consultant felt a referral to a would have been approrpiate. A consultant paediatrician told the court if Dr Mckay had phoned one Alexis would have been urgently hospitalised. These circumstances have led to calls for legislative changes, according to , which compared the death to the recent case in neighbouring England. Lord Uist also made this comparison, saying "Scottish health authorities have to treat this case with a similar degree of importance and urgency" to "[t]he Baby P case down south".

Lord Uist was "very disturbed" that "nothing was done" following Dr Mackay's assessment. He also criticised the delay in seeing a doctor, saying "[i]t is my opinion the appointments system operated at this surgery may require urgent review so as to ensure children requiring urgent attention receive it by being seen by a doctor."

He continued "[w]hether the death of baby Alexis could have been prevented had she been so referred is a matter which, in my opinion, merits a very full inquiry. The training of GPs, and also health visitors, to detect signs of non-accidental injury may be a matter that requires further consideration."

The same day as these comments, announced that a  will occur. "These are very serious criticisms by Lord Uist of the way the health services operated," said health spokesman Murdo Fraser. "Clearly, there were serious failings in relation to this baby's treatment and lessons have to be learned from this case."

The health board stated " and the Woodside Medical Practice would like to extend their condolences to Alexis’s family. We understand that Lord Uist has issued a statement that it is critical of perceived failings in the care given to Alexis. We will consider these comments very carefully."

The Scottish Government has also taken note. "We extend our deepest condolences to the family of Alexis Matheson," according to a spokeswoman. "We continue to monitor the situation very closely, and will await the findings of the fatal accident inquiry. Following this we will work with the health board to determine any necessary changes and ensure that any lessons are learned."


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Thread:Comments:Teen charged over 'bomb attempt' at US Christmas celebration/" t he threat was very real."

No, the threat wasn't very real. He didn't have a bomb. That's because they caught him in time, you say! There's a bit of a difference between getting caught with the intent to buy a bomb and actually getting a real bomb without anyone noticing.


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 * The second Press & Journal source - the editorial - is used to source only one thing iirc. That's the fact the torture was over the course of a month. I'm pretty sure the rest is all from the other two. Blood Red Sandman  (Talk)   (Contribs) 20:02, 27 November 2010 (UTC)


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the story interesting.the wiki links excellent.I have the option of a quick read or to learn a lot more.Thanks


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The relevant section of the linked Wikipedia page for WMDs. When conventional weapons are involved there are measurable amounts of destructive force in the definition. Just from the numbers I don't know how much damage those values would cause, though.

This was, as far as he knew, something that was going to take out a city plaza during a public event. The WMD charge is probably going to throw a jury for a loop, too.


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Thread:Comments:Teen charged over 'bomb attempt' at US Christmas celebration/Terrorist Websites...

I have been looking for terrorist websites... but apparently they have horrible SSO skills :P. I doubt they are at "terroristsupplies.com" but where do people even find them. Not only that but a web forum doesn't seem like the most secure place to carry out talks of Jihad. Also they say that they were intercepting the emails --- Haven't terrorists heard of GPG Signing?

Seriously though, I wouldn't mind chatting with terrorists... It would be interesting, since I have never talked to anyone who was so far extreme in their hate for America.

What we are forgetting though, is that the United States is the biggest terrorists of all, we use terror to accomplish political agendas both domestic and abroad, thats the definition of terrorism.


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Wow, I dont know where to start on this one. First off wiki's are a design of website that allows for modification by anyone, wikis arnt the issue at hand, wikileaks is, learn what your talking about before you speak next time. Second, if someone was going to give the plans to wikileaks then they would have also presumably given them to the nazis, if wikileaks had it at least the allies would know that everyone knew what was happening, and the invasion could have been changed.

If an organization or government has secrets it wants to hide then it should ensure that secrets remain secret, not vilifying a website that released them to everyone after they were knowing leaked by an insider in said organization. It is better that information that has been leaked is known to be leaked as opposed to our enemies having information that we do not know they have.


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Thank God for freedom of the press.


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Four aftershocks hit central Chile; no damages reported

November 28, 2010 Four strong aftershocks have occurred on today's early morning in Chile. The fourth and strongest quake had a 5.6 magnitude in the Richter scale. No damage was reported.

The first shaking took place at 00:37 local time (03:37 UTC), which according to the had a 4.7 magnitude in the Richter scale. It occurred 64 kilometers west of, O'Higgins Region at a depth of 31 kilometers, University of Chile reported. It was felt in cities such as (Santiago Metropolitan Region), Pichilemu (O'Higgins Region) and  (O'Higgins Region).

The second tremor took place at 02:21 local time (05:21 UTC), 18 kilometers southwest of Rancagua, O'Higgins Region at a depth of 90.8 kilometers. It had a magnitude of 4.1.

At 04:31 local time (07:31 UTC), the third movement occurred. With a magnitude of 4.3, it occurred 34 kilometers northwest of Talca,, near Lolol at a depth of 65.1 kilometers.

The fourth shake took place at 05:19 local time (08:19 UTC). According to the University of Chile, it had a magnitude of 5.6, and occurred 32 kilometers south of Pichilemu, O'Higgins Region at a depth of 41.9 kilometers. According to ONEMI, there were no casualties nor damage provoked by the aftershock. This movement was felt across the, , O'Higgins, Maule, and Regions, in cities such as , , , , , Talca, , , , and. Chile's National System of Tsunami Alerts ruled out the possibility of a tsunami, according to .

"In Rancagua, it all was really shake-y," said Daniela Banda Sandoval, a Facebook user who commented on Pichilemu's Facebook page. "[It was felt] very strong[ly] here in, in addition of being noisy, it was as strong as the [February] earthquake!," Agustín Toro Reyes said. "At least we are sure now the 's guy was awake! Jinx ... drift away from Chile!," Ro Fernandez said on Pichilemu's page, referring to ONEMI's late response after the February 27 earthquake and Ricardo Arjona's announcement to visit Chile. Arjona was one of the last artists to perform on the 2010 Viña del Mar International Festival before the February earthquake.

The, however, reported that the earthquake had a magnitude of 5.4, and that it occurred at a depth of 35 kilometers, 60 kilometers northwest of Curicó, Maule Region.

A further aftershock occurred at 06:57 local time (09:57 UTC), which was of a lesser magnitude.


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Note that most of the info about the three first aftershocks was taken from the "external link" provided. Also, the original reporting I did was to take some quotes from the Pichilemu facebook page. Diego Grez return fire 09:55, 28 November 2010 (UTC)


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Files will risk 'countless' lives, Obama administration warns Wikileaks

November 28, 2010

The has urged Wikileaks not to publish new files because they will risk "countless" lives. In a letter to Julian Assange, founder of the whistle-blowing website, the Obama administration said that releasing the documents, rumoured to be seven times the size of the, would be in breach of U.S. law, and would result in "grave consequences." Assange replied by stating that the U.S. did not want to be held to account.

It is thought that the files will include correspondence between U.S. diplomats around the world. Wikinews reported on Saturday that officials in Washington were contacting embassies around the world to warn diplomats of the leak. The letter to Assange came after he questioned who would be at risk from the publication of the documents. In the letter,, the , ordered Wikileaks to return the documents. "We will not engage in a negotiation regarding the further release or dissemination of illegally obtained US government classified materials," Koh wrote, adding that the documents could jeopardize operations.

Analysts have said that the letter reflects the U.S. administration's concern over possible publication of the files, which may contain opinions of other politicians, some of which may be candid and embarrassing. It is not known when the documents will be published, but Koh said in the letter that he had spoken to ', ', and  about the documents. Earlier this year, Wikileaks detailing military actions in Afghanistan.


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'Astonishing' figures show 800 Scottish NHS staff earning over £140,000

November 28, 2010

Over 800 staff in Scotland are earning more than 140,000 each year—more than First Minister Alex Salmond. New figures also reveal that 3,000 NHS workers are earning over £100,000. One NHS board alone,, employs 893 staff earning more than £100,000, and 181 being paid over £140,000.

, health spokeswoman for the Labour Party, which uncovered the figures, said they were "astonishing", and urged health boards to examine if savings can be made by reducing salaries of top earners. "This is a far better option than cutting frontline staff like nurses and midwives. In tough financial times we need to make sure that our focus is on patient care and every penny is spent in the most efficient way." She further said: “In the current economic climate, it is impossible to justify huge salaries for consultants and senior executives when health boards are planning 4000 job losses this year, including 1500 and ."

Britain's largest health service industrial union,, questioned the amount of money the NHS was paying. A spokesperson said: "Unison doesn’t begrudge anybody the rate of pay for the job but obviously our membership will be concerned that while they are to face a pay freeze and people delivering frontline services are losing their jobs, there is a cohort of folk who appear to earn more than the most senior politician in the land."


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Thread:Comments:Teen charged over 'bomb attempt' at US Christmas celebration/Terrorist Websites.../reply

It's the letter of the definition, but not the spirit. The spirit of the definition is scaring average civilians, the everyman or everywoman, into feeling like they could be violently killed at any moment in order to frighten them into complying. Threatening politicians, military leaders, activists or foreign corporations is qualitatively different, because the threat isn't random and opaque; the people being threatened have some relevant link to the changes being demanded, and know they or their assets aren't safe, while the average civilian knows they probably are unless their leaders mess up; and those under threat aren't going to be suddenly blasted to bits from the shadows (with some notable exceptions), but are going to suffer systematic economic backlash or military assault from an organized and relatively visible entity. Terrorism, however, means nobody knows concretely who is threatening them, how, when, or why.

Not to say that muscling people into doing what you want isn't boorish and despicable, but neither intimidation nor blackmail are what is meant when most people say "terrorism."


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Felix Loch wins season opening World Cup luge race in Austria

November 28, 2010

Reigning Olympic champion  has won season-opening race of the  in, Austria. Loch defeated fellow German for a 1–2 German finish. This is Loch's second World Cup race win, the first being last season in, Germany. Italian came in third.

Loch is still competing with a hip injury. “As a consequence of my injury I’m still wasting some vital fractions of a second at the start," he said. "One cannot force an overall World Cup victory but I’ve enough time to make a go at it. However, it would be nice to win some more World Cup events this season.”

The first ever team competition also took place this year. The German team of, , , and won the event. Canada came in second, while Italy came third.


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Wikileaks website attacked; millions of files to be released tonight

November 28, 2010

Wikileaks' website is reportedly under attack as it prepares to release up to 2.7 million documents, described as "diplomatic dynamite", detailing communication between United States embassies. "We are currently under a mass ," the organisation said on its Twitter feed. The website, run by Julian Assange, retaliated by saying that even if their website goes down, several newspapers will publish the leaked files this evening.

The wrote to Assange yesterday to warn him that "countless" lives would be put at risk should the documents be published. "We will not engage in a negotiation regarding the further release or dissemination of illegally obtained US government classified materials," the letter stated. Wikinews reported on Saturday that officials in Washington were contacting embassies around the world to warn diplomats of the leak.

Assange told reporters on Sunday: "The material that we are about to release covers essentially every major issue in every country in the world." Wikileaks confirmed that ', ', ', ', and  will be publishing the documents this evening. "The greatest anxiety is that these leaks will reveal remarks [by U.S. diplomats] of a hostile nature towards various Islamic leaders and Islamic state policies," political analyst Peter Spencer said. Analysts have said that the letter to Obama reflects the U.S. administration's concern over possible publication of the files, which may contain opinions of other politicians, some of which may be candid and embarrassing.


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Pope Benedict XVI to visit Benin in 2011

November 29, 2010

It has been announced that Pope Benedict XVI will make a three day visit to Benin, Africa. Starting on November 18 next year, it will be his second Papal visit to Africa, the continent where the is growing fastest.

An announcement made by The Vatican on Friday says the Pope will deliver guidance for the to several Catholic leaders. The document had been discussed at the of African Bishops last year.

The pontiff's prior African trip was to Angola and Cameroon last year. That garnered controversy after he said were complicating anti-AIDS efforts. Recently he has accepted their use to be morally justifiable in some circumstances to prevent spread of the disease.

So far four visits have been announced for the Pope, with visits to Croatia, Spain, and his homeland of Germany as well as Benin planned next year.


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Thread:Comments:Wikileaks website attacked; millions of files to be released tonight/Why, Wikileaks?

This and the recent events make Wikileaks look increasingly irresponsible with their "leaked" documents.

Don't get me wrong. I respect Wikileaks and their willingness to bring light to controversial issues with complete disregard for government pressure and personal threats, as is the case with this recent leak.

But aren't they also acting with complete disregard for the safety of others?

This is such a perfect leak with a perfect timing to break the relationship between the west and the middle east that I'm starting to question whether Wikileaks has a political agenda of its own or not. It just blows my mind how well-timed this leak is, how bad it's going to affect the middle east and how Wikileaks is going to actually leak these documents come rain or political thunderstorm.

I only hope that this doesn't completely break what's left or undo what little progress everyone's made so far.


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All the publishing newspapers, removed information that might endanger people. The New York Times also asked the U.S. Governement wheteher they wanted to keep secret any further cables. The Government refused (!) to talk to Wikileaks about which pieces of information should be kept secret in the near future to protect people's lives.


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Thread:Comments:Wikileaks website attacked; millions of files to be released tonight/nice work

Don't think i've ever seen a wikinews article with more than a thousand views/hour before; this one deserves it.


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Thread:Comments:Wikileaks website attacked; millions of files to be released tonight/Slightly in Support of Wikileaks

It must be noted that whenever Wikileaks releases the documents that they are warned it will endanger lives. I can't come out and fully support the Wikileaks operation if I'm being told this. But, I appreciate the operation. If we steal from people in power it chips away at the establishment. The effects of cutting through their security will mean that they have to change. In the case of music piracy we were given iTunes and alternatively torrent search engines. So now we have Wikileaks, maybe in the future we will have US Department of Leaks. I argue in support of Wikileaks because there is a chance the operation will bring noticeable changes.


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Thread:Comments:Wikileaks to release thousands of secret documents; 'international embarrassment' likely/Good

Anything that embarrasses and exposes governments is a good thing. Also, they say this endangers lives. Well, good. I hope those corrupt politicians' lives get endangered.

Furthermore, I only see one minor thing at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_diplomatic_cables_leak#Contents which would embarrass the U.S. government. I see countries aren't afraid to attack Iran, which is good. Comparing Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to Adolf Hitler is accurate.

 * "Grave fears in Washington and London over the security of Pakistan's nuclear weapons programme." — That's reasonable.
 * "Hamid Karzai being 'driven by paranoia' " — Well, most dictators are driven by paranoia.
 * "Saudi donors remain chief financiers of militant groups like Al Qaida." — Well, duh. Most Saudis are brainwashed Islamic radicals. The only reason we're their ally is because of their oil. Personally, I think we should just conquer them and forcibly take their oil rather than paying them for it and making those terrorist bastards richer.
 * "Iran alledgedy is in possession of missile derived from a Russian design and obtained from North Korea that are more powerful than any weapon publicly admitted to be in Iran's possession. These missiles, designated the BM-25, have a range of up to 2,000 miles (3,200 km)." — Why would the U.S. government even want to keep this secret? Iran and North Korea are our enemies, and the more the public knows about them, the better. It's also well known that Russia is selling its technology to unstable governments.
 * "A Chinese contact told the American Embassy in Beijing that the Chinese government was responsible for instigating the January 2010 Google hacking incident. Chinese government operatives have waged a coordinated campaign of computer sabotage targeting the United States and its allies." — More information about our enemies' misdeeds.
 * "Alleged links between the Russian government and organised crime." — Yes, we all know the Russian government is highly corrupt. Nothing to get all excited about.
 * "Claims of inappropriate behaviour by a member of the British Royal Family." — Who cares? The British royalty are just celebrites and figureheads in government.
 * "The United States apparently used bargaining to move prisoners from the Guantanamo Bay detention camp to other countries. In one case, if Slovenia did not take one of the prisoners, President Obama would not agree to meet with Slovenian officials. Other offers include economic incentives or even a visit from President Obama." — I can see why the government would want to keep this secret, but it only endangers the Obama administration's credibility, not the public. We deserve to know our government's lies and misdeeds.


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World War II was an entirely different situation. The government was actually doing something good back then. All these documents release is diplomatic crap about governments doing bad and embarrassing things, which the public deserves to know about. The only people in danger from this are corrupt politicians, but they deserve to be in danger.


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Your a fool it will cost in American lives as well as our friendly allies around the world. You might as well go hug a Terrorist.


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This is great we need to hear what is really going on in and around the world thanks so much...


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keep up the good work. terrorist nations need to be exposed —86.40.14.6 (talk) 23:34, 28 November 2010 (UTC)


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Please don't release this documents, think about the familys and people the will suffer.


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Obviously Convicted Rapist, Officer Stephen Mitchell, is a DNA Psychopath. The Governments of U.S., NATO, and U.K., should have long ago, as soon as it was possible, have developed a DNA Test for Psychopathy. Very few DNA Psychopaths become Convicted Criminals! They need special career counseling: the Military is a great career for Psychopaths, as is Finance! Many Psych0paths do very well in Finance; Many own Mansions on the Palm Beach Barrier Island! Psychopaths have Rights also, and have the right to Fair Counseling, based on their DNA! Max Brand stated: There are always the same number of crimes and criminals (Per 100 Thousand Population) But; as Civilzation Deteriorates, these Crimes and Criminals become much worse in Character; what had not been Noticable before, becomes very Notorious! A Civilization Deterioates when.and as; it turns away from Aristotle!!! Pope Gregory the Great Goof, plunged Western Europe into the Dark Ages, when he had all the books of Aristotle Burnt, except Aristotle's Logic; along with all the other Greek and Roman Classics! Pope Gregory the Great Goof, turned Western Europe into a Neo-Platonist Baal Fest, that did not begin to improve until Aristotle began to be recovered!


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You liberals only are concerned with releasing news that will give you publicity. Forget about the government and public saftery - as long as you make a point through the news and/or internet - then you feel you are correct. This recent release of documents and information will put various people's lives on the line not to mention public safety...but I guess there should never be any secured, top secret government information anymore?!!


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Bold & informative!! Exposing weak policies of some Governments!?


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Thread:Comments:Wikileaks website attacked; millions of files to be released tonight/Why, Wikileaks?/reply

Not to disagree with you on other points, but would you care to explain how is it "well-timed"? Relationship between US and middle-east has not been warm for several decades and is unlikely to drastically improve in the near future. Unless they wait 30 years, I don't see how the release would not hurt the relationships. -Funicode (talk) 01:45, 29 November 2010 (UTC)


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Thread:Comments:Wikileaks website attacked; millions of files to be released tonight/Comments from feedback form - "This is great we need to hear ..."/reply (2)

Read the leak. There's nothing in it that will "endanger countless lives" any more than they already are. There's no "top secret government information." It's just powerful men talking about unattractive things. The only things the leak endangers is the popularity of the diplomats involved. There are no secret government codes or blueprints of secure facilities. There are no details of top-secret security operations. The government is just trying to save its face--trying to save its face in front of corrupt, foreign governments. Obama should have supported the leak and said, "yes, this is how the world runs today, and we don't like it." A government founded on an ideal and which exists through hypocrisy. Disappointing, to say the least.


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Enjoy your Christmas presents, governments of the world; you bloody well deserve it.


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I entirely agree.


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I just can't wait to see which country responds seriously first. There is some large allegations in there, especially about Iran and North Korea. I'm not really worried about the US, I just hope they up their Intelligence game, they sure are sloppy.


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User:Back ache

Hi,

My name is Neil Carmichael, I live in London, England.

I natively speak English and have had an exposure to a few European languages and am trying to learn Spanish.

I am going to try record audio for a few news articles, let's see how it goes Back ache (talk) 12:03, 11 February 2019 (UTC)

Well, I tried, and got the normal wiki' newbie treatment :-( Back ache (talk) 13:55, 11 February 2019 (UTC)

Let me give it one more go and see if they are any kinder Back ache (talk) 19:20, 14 February 2019 (UTC)

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I don't see how this is more irresponsible than any other mass leak. It's no surprise that one arab country dislikes or feels threatened by another.

The entire point is that if you don't want the leaks to happen - dont send bullshit ill worded emails as if you're playing a giant game of risk!

Having said that it is very easy for some emails to be taken out of context

For example - about a year or so ago when Emails between academics at the University of East Anglia regarding certain papers on global warming saying words to the effect of "I'll die before I see that paper published".

There was uproar that climate scientists were tailoring the science to suit themselves - However it turns out that they weren't doing this at all; The papers in question were "Bad Science" so it wasn't a cover up of scientific findings that they didn't happen to like. AND they werent acting irresponsibly because it was a PRIVATE email until some dunce leaked it.


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Canadian-born actor Leslie Nielsen dies aged 84

November 29, 2010

, a Canadian-born US actor, has died at the age of 84. Nielsen appeared in over 100 films in which he played several different roles ranging from romance and drama to comedy. The cause of death was announced as. His death was announced by his agent, John S. Kelly. Nielsen was in being treated for the illness at the time of his death.

Born February 11, 1926 in Regina, Saskatchewan, Nielsen started his film career in the 1950s. He starred in the science fiction film in 1956 and went to on gain several other roles including the captain in  in 1972. One of his biggest appearances was in the 1980s disaster-parody. After that appearance he gained more of a reputation as a comic actor.

One of his most notable roles came in 1988 when he played Lt. Frank Drebin in. He also appeared in the in 1991 and  in 1994.

Nielsen was the younger brother of, who was deputy prime minister of Canada from 1984 to 1986. Erik died in 2008. Leslie Nielsen is survived by his fourth wife Barbaree Earl, and his two daughters from his second marriage, Maura Nielsen Kaplan and Thea Nielsen Disney.


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User talk:Sugreev2001~enwikinews

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Thread:Comments:Wikileaks website attacked; millions of files to be released tonight/Founder should be stopped.

Wikileaks founder should be jailed.Every country has the right to keep it's policies private.Wikileaks might just provoke World War III if it's allowed to leak more sensitive information. Sugreev2001 (talk) 14:56, 29 November 2010 (UTC)


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Thread:Comments:Wikileaks website attacked; millions of files to be released tonight/Comments from feedback form - "This is great we need to hear ..."/reply (5)

I think WE as AMERICANS deserve to be informed with the info. that this site publishes. How can this put lives in danger. What this does is stop the government from hiding issues that they don't want the people to hear, so that they can control everything they want.Wikkileaks go ahead and release any info that you think is important to the AMERICAN people.


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Thread:Comments:Wikileaks website attacked; millions of files to be released tonight/Founder should be stopped./reply

Provoke WW III? Wow, that's some massive hyperbole you've got there. You should see a doctor about that. That can't be healthy.


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Talk:Canadian-born actor Leslie Nielsen dies aged 84

With regards to who announced his death, the article says it was his agent, and the two sources do seem to imply that However, en-wp has sources that say his nephew Doug telephoned Canadian radio station CJOB and announced it: I don't know which is true. Matthewedwards (talk) 16:27, 29 November 2010 (UTC)
 * BBC: He died in hospital in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, where he was being treated for pneumonia, his agent John S Kelly said.
 * NYT: According to The Associated Press, his agent, John S. Kelly, said Mr. Nielsen died at a hospital near his home in Fort Lauderdale where he was being treated for pneumonia.
 * http://www.cjob.com/Landing/Story.aspx?ID=1318402
 * http://www.cnn.com/2010/SHOWBIZ/Movies/11/28/obit.leslie.nielsen/index.html?hpt=T1

 * Not a problem IMO. "Announced" does not imply "announced first", and in any case, the information from his nephew sounds like a less formal sort of thing.  --Pi zero (talk) 16:54, 29 November 2010 (UTC)


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Thread:Comments:Wikileaks website attacked; millions of files to be released tonight/Founder should be stopped./reply (2)

Sugreev (the Indian monkey king of Ramayana) dont be so afraid to die. Learn to face the truth. Wwikileaks is doing the right thing. Let us see what those people do on whom we give the responsibility og making our destinies.


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US economist tells Portugal to seek bailout

November 29, 2010

American economist has said that Portugal should consider seeking a  because of its weak growth and high amount of debt. Roubini made the comments to the newspaper. He said that it is becoming "increasingly likely" that Portugal will need international help. His comments came after Ireland received a €85 billion bailout from the European Union.

Portugal has become the second most likely country to require a bailout after Ireland, but it has paid all its insurance debt for this year. After news about Ireland's bailout became available, the rose around $1.33. After trading at $1.3181 in, it sank to its lowest level since September 21.

Roubini also commented on the situation of Spain, the fourth largest economy in Europe. He said that the country is "too big to bail out." Nicholas Smith, the director of equity research at in Tokyo said: "The one to really watch is Spain, as the eurozone's fourth largest economy, bigger than Greece, Ireland and Portugal put together. The question is whether the Union has the capital firepower to rescue Spain in the way it has for Greece and Ireland."

He commeted on the euro zone as a whole. He said "The economic outlook over the next few quarters, the next few years, is going to be weak economic growth ... The policy consequence is going to be more monetary easing," Roubini added. "The only central bank officially against further quantitative easing is the, but the pressure coming on sovereigns and the pressure coming on the financial sector in the euro zone are going to force the ECB to provide liquidity and increase base money."


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Great...Great...lets continue with our eon old art of hypocrisy. Lets us not face the truth and let us all condemn Wikileaks for standing for the truth.


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Tony Blair debates religion with Christopher Hitchens in Canada

November 30, 2010 Last Friday, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair debated the role of religion with atheist author and journalist Christopher Hitchens at the Roy Thompson Hall in Toronto, Canada. Organised under the auspices of the 'Munk Debates', the motion was: "That religion is a force for good in the world".

Hitchens argued that religion is "a cruel experiment whereby we are created sick and ordered to be well" and that the omnipresent, omniscient God supposed by many world religions was "a celestial dictatorship, a kind of divine North Korea".

Blair — who in 2008 established the — conceded whilst religion is not necessary for everybody to act morally, it was still helpful for many despite violent interpretations of texts by extremists. He said the world religions unite in a moral mission to, "do unto others as you would have them do unto you", describing "a spiritual presence, bigger, more important, more meaningful than just us alone, that has its own power separate from our power, and that even as the world's marvels multiply, makes us kneel in humility not swagger in pride."

Continuing, Blair stated: "If faith is seen in this way, science and religion are not incompatible, destined to fight each other, until eventually the cool reason of science extinguishes the fanatical flames of religion."

Hitchens listed numerous aspects of religion he thought were negative, arguing "is it good for the world to appeal to our credulity and not to our scepticism? Is it good for the world to worship a deity that takes sides in wars and human affairs? To appeal to our fear and to our guilt, is it good for the world? To our terror, our terror of death, is it good to appeal?"

Pressing his points, Hitchens asserted: "To preach guilt and shame about the sexual act and the sexual relationship, is this good for the world? And asking yourself all the while, are these really religious responsibilities, as I maintain they are? To terrify children with the image of hell and eternal punishment, not just of themselves, but their parents and those they love. Perhaps worst of all, to consider women an inferior creation, is that good for the world, and can you name me a religion that has not done that?"

Blair responded, "I don't think we should think that because you can point to examples of prejudice in the name of religion, that bigotry and prejudice and wrongdoing are wholly owned subsidiaries of religion."

Before the debate, the audience opposed the motion 57% to 22% (21% undecided). Post-debate, the motion was opposed by 68% of the audience and supported by 23%.


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I agree...it is great work. Keep it up Wikileaks!!!


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User talk:Amgine/Weather

Links to sites of meterological interest
Not saying these will be of any use, but they were in a text file I had on my computer.

WMO Website here : http://www.wmo.int/pages/index_en.html Contact form : http://www.wmo.int/pages/contact/form_en.php

The WMO website has a list of 'National' Metrological/Hydrometerological agencies here : http://www.wmo.int/pages/members/members_en.html

WMO Severe World Weather - http://severe.worldweather.org/

List of GMDSS areas here - http://weather.gmdss.org/metareas.html

There is a list of 'Commonwealth' Weather agencies on the Met Office site at : http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/commonwealth/members/index.html

In terms of specfic 'Commonwealth' nations:

Australia
Main Site: http://www.bom.gov.au/index.shtml Warnings :http://www.bom.gov.au/australia/warnings/index.shtml Contacts :http://www.bom.gov.au/inside/contacts.shtml Data Policy: ? Assumed Australian Crown copyright.

Canada
Main Site: http://www.bom.gov.au/index.shtml Warnings: http://www.weatheroffice.gc.ca/warnings/warnings_e.html - No National RSS feed but there are ones for specific local areas Contacts: http://www.weatheroffice.gc.ca/mainmenu/contact_us_e.html Data Policy : http://www.weatheroffice.gc.ca/mainmenu/disclaimer_e.html

New Zealand
Main Site: http://www.metservice.com Warnings: http://www.metservice.com/national/warnings/index Contacts: http://www.metservice.com/about/contact Data Policy:http://www.metservice.com/about/legal-disclaimer

India
Main Site : http://www.mausam.gov.in/WEBIMD/ Warnings:    ? Contacts:    ? Data Policy : ?

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