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Clarence Clemons, Springsteen’s E Street Band sax player, dies at 69

June 20, 2011 , soulful saxophonist most famed for his forty years as a sideman in 's, died Saturday at a , Florida hospital. The cause of death was complications from a stroke he had suffered a week ago at his home. He was 69.

Called the "Big Man" because of his 6-foot 5-inch frame, Clemons joined Springteen's New Jersey band in 1972. For all but two years, he was the only black in the largely white, working class group, and became a key influence in Springsteen's music as well as a trusted companion. He was a jovial on-stage presence and musically added to the band's electric guitar sound and strong rhythms. According to the New York Times, he added "muscular, melodic saxophone that echoed,  and early ". His rollicking saxophone solos were a signature sound for the E Street Band on songs such as ', and '.

He also released several solo albums and played with other bands and artists. He was featured on 's ' and duetted with on '. Most recently, he played on 's latest album, . Additionally, he occasionally acted, appearing in such movies as 's ' and various TV shows including '. He famously jammed with President Bill Clinton at his first inaugural ball in 1993.

Clemons was born in, Virginia on Jan. 11, 1942 and grew up in a religious environment, immersed in. He was drawn to rock ’n’ roll and received an  as a Christmas gift when he was nine, but soon fell under the  influence of  (who played on the 1958 hit  with the ) and moved to the. He said in an interview: "I got into the soul music, but I wanted to rock. I was a rocker. I was a born rock 'n' roll sax player." Clemons was also a talented athlete and received a college scholarship for football and music, but he injured his knee in a car accident, ending any chances for a professional football career.

Springsteen said in a statement: "Clarence lived a wonderful life. He carried within him a love of people that made them love him. He created a wondrous and extended family. He loved the saxophone, loved our fans and gave everything he had every night he stepped on stage. His loss is immeasurable and we are honored and thankful to have known him and had the opportunity to stand beside him for nearly forty years. He was my great friend, my partner and with Clarence at my side, my band and I were able to tell a story far deeper than those simply contained in our music.  His life, his memory, and his love will live on in that story and in our band."


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Soviet human rights activist Yelena Bonner dies aged 88

June 21, 2011

human rights activist died of heart failure in Boston, Massachusetts on Saturday at the age of 88, her daughter Tatiana Yankelevich said in a statement. She had been hospitalized since February 21.

Bonner gained fame by smuggling the papers of her late husband, the nuclear physicist and Russian dissident, out of  and was prominent in her own right for her human rights activism.

Leaders and politicians paid Bonner tribute. "The world has lost one of the most inspiring and dedicated human rights defenders," said, of the.

Bonner was born in Turkmenistan  February 15, 1923 to a family of  officials; her father was later killed and her mother sent to a  in  's  of the late 1930s.

In 1941, she became  a nurse for the Soviet military on the front during World War II. She suffered a severe wound to the chest, and serious head injuries in 1943 from which she nearly lost her sight, and received decorations for valor. Bonner returned to the front in 1945, advancing with the army to. While studying medicine when the war was over, she married a fellow student, Ivan Semyonov and they had a son and a daughter. But as she became increasingly politically active, they lost their common interests and divorced in 1965.

She was an active Soviet dissident in the 1970s, and a leader of a group that monitored Soviet compliance with the. The Washington Post describes her at this time as "[h]eadstrong and sharp-tongued with a no-nonsense voice deepened by years of chain-smoking acrid Russian cigarettes".

Bonner married Sakharov in 1972, whom she had met through her political activities. He was also fierce critic of the lack of civil liberties and human rights in the, and their tiny Moscow apartment became the meeting place for the Soviet dissident movement in the 1970s. They traveled around Russia together visiting imprisoned dissidents and working for their legal rights. When Sakharov won  the  in 1975, she traveled to  to receive it on his behalf as Soviet authorities refused to allow her husband to leave the country.

Sakharove was arrested in 1980 and exiled to Siberia, and Bonner, Sakharove's sole contact with the outside world, smuggled  his writings to Moscow and ensured that they were published. Soviet authorities conducted campaigns of personal attacks against her, accusing her of being a foreign agent who turned Sakharove against his country. In 1984 she was convicted of "anti-Soviet agitation" and was exiled to Siberia with her husband, both continually harassed by authorities. She published her memoir in 1986 of the years in exile, described by the Washington Post as partly "a love story of mutual sacrifice."

In 1986  allowed the Sakharoves to return to Moscow  where they continued to agitate for human rights and were constantly harassed for their activities.

When the two years after  Sakharov's death in 1989, Bonner continued her human rights and  political activities. She initially supported President 's government and served on his state human rights commission, but became critical of his government at the beginning of the. She was also critical of Yeltin's successor,, and was the first person to sign a petition against him in March 2010.

As her health deteriorated, she became less active, and she moved to the United States to be with her daughter.

Bonner received the in 1991 for her promotion of human rights in the former Soviet Union and in contemporary Russia. She published at least four books and edited her husband's memoirs which were published in 1997.

's spokesperson Victoria Nuland said in a statement: "We note with profound sadness the death of Yelena Bonner, an extraordinary voice among human rights defenders in the former Soviet Union and the Russian Federation."


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Hopefully, BarkingFish or another editor will finish the article. Thanks, Mattisse (talk) 00:57, 20 June 2011 (UTC)
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Wikinews interviews U.S. Libertarian Party presidential candidate R. Lee Wrights

June 20, 2011

, a candidate for the U.S. 's presidential nomination, took some time to speak with Accredited Wikinews Reporter William Saturn about his presidential campaign and positions on political issues.

Wrights, a native of North Carolina, is an activist and lifetime member of the Libertarian Party who currently serves as the editor of several Libertarian publications. He previously worked as a medical technician in the and earned degrees in History and Journalism at  College.

He is currently being challenged for the nomination by National Guard officer R.J. Harris, radio host Jim Duensing, former Nevada Libertarian Party chair Jim Burns, marketing executive Roger Gary and attorney Carl Person. 2008 Vice presidential nominee is also expected to make a run.

Interview
Ten personal questions were asked followed by ten policy questions.

Personal
What are some of your personal achievements?

Founder and editor of LibertyForAll.net, America's premier online libertarian newsletter.

Leading the most-successful volunteer drive for the Libertarian Party of North Carolina. Serving three terms on the ; one term as Vice Chair.

President of the Foundation for a Free Society, a 3 non-profit educational organization dedicated to promoting the principles of liberty, personal sovereignty, private property, and free markets in order to create a more free and prosperous society.

What are your goals in life?

Right now I am focused on bringing a peaceful America to my children and grandchildren.

Have you ever been arrested or charged with a crime?

No.

What historical or contemporary figures do you admire?

I admire most of the Founders, but especially and.

Who did you support in the, , and  presidential elections?

, Harry Browne, ,

Have you run for public office previously?

A couple of times for local offices, however, I have managed numerous campaigns for other candidates at the local, state and national level.

Why did you choose to run as a Libertarian?

I am seeking the nomination because the Libertarian Party faces a critical test in 2012 and I want to make sure that we're up to the challenge. The Libertarian message in 2012 must be loud, clear and unequivocal call to – stop all war! We must stop the wars in and, we must stop the  and , we must Stop the War on , we must stop the wars on food, healthcare, guns – you name it.

What do you feel sets you apart from your fellow contenders for the Libertarian Party presidential nomination?

I've been active in the Libertarian Party and libertarian movement all my adult life. I've never been afraid to passionately champion the unvarnished libertarian message of individual liberty and personal responsibility. Other candidates have tried to refine, revise or remake the libertarian message in order to appeal to voters. That tactic has failed not only the party, but the cause of liberty, as well. Instead, I propose to embrace the principled libertarian message and will not be afraid to speak truth to power.

How often do you campaign and how would that change if you won the nomination?

I am campaigning every day, either in person, online or on the phone and that will not change when I am honored with the Libertarian Party nomination.

If elected, what would you do as president?

My first order of business will be to disengage the United States from the tangle of misguided, immoral and unconstitutional military conflicts we are involved in by using the same authority and power as so many presidents have abused to get us mired in these quagmires in the first place.

Policy
What necessary freedoms are currently lacking in American society?

All our freedoms are currently under attack by and  politicians who have conjured up myriads of excuses, "imaginary s" to wage war on American citizens and the world. They have manipulated events to distract, divide and terrorize Americans into willingly sacrificing their liberty before the great false god of Security.

When is government necessary?

Government is only necessary to protect individual life, liberty and property. The only just and "necessary" government is one, as James Madison said, "which impartially secures to every man whatever is his own."

In a market with little or no government regulation, what prevents an entity from seizing the entire means of production and becoming the new main regulator?

Government regulation is in reality a method by which large businesses with power and influence use government power to benefit themselves at the expense of smaller competitors. In a truly free market, there will always be competition to prevent one entity from seizing the entire means of production.

In context of government's role, what are your stands on the legality of incest, bestiality and ?

While these practices might be repulsive to most people, as they are to me, government cannot stop them from happening. Libertarians believe people should be free to make choice for themselves about their lifestyle, so long as they do not harm others. In all cases where violations of human rights occur, the proper role of government is to prosecute those who have committed the violation.

Do you disagree with any parts of the ?

No, except that I believe the should have been the first.

Should the people of the United States have a right to constitutionally amend the Bill of Rights to increase the power of the federal government and limit individual rights?

No individual, or groups of individuals, has the right to limit another individual's rights. Our rights come from our Creator, not from any government or document. Two people, 200 people, 2 million people, even the world's populations combined do not have more rights than one person. That is why when it comes to human rights, no number is greater than one.

Should the lives of American citizens be valued above citizens of other nations?

No. All human beings have equal value. No race, color, creed, nationality, language group, ethnic group – no human being – is of more value than any other. We are all equal under the Creator. Freedom has no race. Liberty knows no color.

What are your views on immigration?

The so-called "" issue is an economic issue and should be treated as such. We must change immigration law to match the reality of a dynamic society and labor market. Instead of building walls we should be opening doors. America should be creating a sane and humane immigration process to screen out terrorists and criminals while allowing honest, peaceful, hardworking people to come here to work and help build on the as millions have done before them.

When is war necessary?

As C.K. Chesterton said, "The only defensible war is a war of defense." The libertarian principle of non-aggression does not mean you can't defend yourself. If the United States is attacked, we should defend ourselves using whatever force is necessary, and all the power at our disposal to stop the attack quickly and decisively. But we do not have the right to maintain an occupation force or engage in "" in the aggressor nation.

Are you a, , neither or both?

None of the above. I am a Libertarian.


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Wikinews Questionnaire

Personal questions:

What are some of your personal achievements? Founder and editor of LibertyForAll.net, America’s premier online libertarian newsletter. Leading the most-successful volunteer ballot access drive for the Libertarian Party of North Carolina. Serving three terms on the Libertarian National Committee; one term as Vice Chair. President of the Foundation for a Free Society, a 501c3 non-profit educational organization dedicated to promoting the principles of liberty, personal sovereignty, private property, and free markets in order to create a more free and prosperous society.

What are your goals in life? Right now I am focused on bringing a peaceful America to my children and grandchildren.

Have you ever been arrested or charged with a crime? No.

What historical or contemporary figures do you admire? I admire most of the Founders, but especially Thomas Jefferson and James Madison.

Who did you support in the 1996, 2000, 2004 and 2008 presidential elections? Harry Browne, Harry Browne, Michael Badnarik, Mary Ruwart

Have you run for public office previously? A couple of times for local offices, however, I have managed numerous campaigns for other candidates at the local, state and national level.

Why did you choose to run as a Libertarian? I am seeking the nomination because the Libertarian Party faces a critical test in 2012 and I want to make sure that we’re up to the challenge. The Libertarian message in 2012 must be loud, clear and unequivocal call to – stop all war! We must stop the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, we must stop the War on Drugs and Alternative Lifestyles, we must Stop the War on Civil Liberties, we must stop the wars on food, healthcare, guns – you name it.

What do you feel sets you apart from your fellow contenders for the Libertarian Party presidential nomination? I've been active in the Libertarian Party and libertarian movement all my adult life. I've never been afraid to passionately champion the unvarnished libertarian message of individual liberty and personal responsibility. Other candidates have tried to refine, revise or remake the libertarian message in order to appeal to voters. That tactic has failed not only the party, but the cause of liberty, as well. Instead, I propose to embrace the principled libertarian message and will not be afraid to speak truth to power.

How often do you campaign and how would that change if you won the nomination? I am campaigning every day, either in person, online or on the phone and that will not change when I am honored with the Libertarian Party nomination.

If elected, what would you do as president? My first order of business will be to disengage the United States from the tangle of misguided, immoral and unconstitutional military conflicts we are involved in by using the same authority and power as Commander-in-Chief so many presidents have abused to get us mired in these quagmires in the first place.

Policy questions:

What necessary freedoms are currently lacking in American society? All our freedoms are currently under attack by Democratic and Republican politicians who have conjured up myriads of excuses, “imaginary hobgoblins” to wage war on American citizens and the world. They have manipulated events to distract, divide and terrorize Americans into willingly sacrificing their liberty before the great false god of Security.

When is government necessary? Government is only necessary to protect individual life, liberty and property. The only just and “necessary” government is one, as James Madison said, “which impartially secures to every man whatever is his own.”

In a market with little or no government regulation, what prevents an entity from seizing the entire means of production and becoming the new main regulator? Government regulation is in reality a method by which large businesses with power and influence use government power to benefit themselves at the expense of smaller competitors. In a truly free market, there will always be competition to prevent one entity from seizing the entire means of production.

In context of government's role, what are your stands on the legality of incest, bestiality and child pornography? While these practices might be repulsive to most people, as they are to me, government cannot stop them from happening. Libertarians believe people should be free to make choice for themselves about their lifestyle, so long as they do not harm others. In all cases where violations of human rights occur, the proper role of government is to prosecute those who have committed the violation.

Do you disagree with any parts of the Bill of Rights? No, except that I believe the Second Amendment should have been the first.

Should the people of the United States have a right to constitutionally amend the Bill of Rights to increase the power of the federal government and limit individual rights? No individual, or groups of individuals, has the right to limit another individual's rights. Our rights come from our Creator, not from any government or document. Two people, 200 people, 2 million people, even the world’s populations combined do not have more rights than one person. That is why when it comes to human rights, no number is greater than one.

Should the lives of American citizens be valued above citizens of other nations? No. All human beings have equal value. No race, color, creed, nationality, language group, ethnic group – no human being – is of more value than any other. We are all equal under the Creator. Freedom has no race. Liberty knows no color.

What are your views on immigration? The so-called “illegal immigration” issue is an economic issue and should be treated as such. We must change immigration law to match the reality of a dynamic society and labor market. Instead of building walls we should be opening doors. America should be creating a sane and humane immigration process to screen out terrorists and criminals while allowing honest, peaceful, hardworking people to come here to work and help build on the American dream as millions have done before them.

When is war necessary? As C.K. Chesterton said, “The only defensible war is a war of defense.” The libertarian principle of non-aggression does not mean you can't defend yourself. If the United States is attacked, we should defend ourselves using whatever force is necessary, and all the power at our disposal to stop the attack quickly and decisively. But we do not have the right to maintain an occupation force or engage in “nation building” in the aggressor nation.

Are you a truther, birther, neither or both? None of the above. I am a Libertarian.


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What's wrong with eating cats?


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UN report says 80 per cent of world's refugees live in poor countries

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Reflecting an "overwhelming imbalance", the  majority  of the  world's  have been taken in by poor,, not  industrialized countries, according to the  2010 Global Trends report by the United Nations  (UNHCR) released on Monday. The report states that many of the poorest countries in the world have accommodated the largest numbers of refugees in absolute terms and also in proportion to their economies.

There were 43.7 million people displaced worldwide at the end of 2010, according to the report, more than half children. UNHCR works in over 120 countries and includes both refugees forced to flee a country as well as those forced out of areas in their own country. The global total is broken down into the following categories: 15.4 million, 27.5 million internally displaced people, and another 840,000 people awaiting to be assigned to.

In addition, there are an estimated 12 million  around the world; people who lack even the basic identity  of a nationality. Since 2004, the reported numbers of  stateless populations has steadily increased.

According to the report, Pakistan's 1.9 million refugee population is the largest, followed by Iran with 1.1 million and Syria with 1 million. The neighboring nations of Afghanistan and Iraq accounted for the largest number of people fleeing.

The report states: "Pakistan also has the biggest economic impact with 710 refugees for each US dollar of its per capita (GDP), followed by Democratic Republic of the Congo and Kenya with 475 and 247 refugees respectively. By comparison, Germany, the industrialized country with the largest refugee population (594,000 people), has 17 refugees for each dollar of per capita GDP."

The new report depicts a very different situation than when the UN refugee agency was founded in 1950 to deal with the  2.1 million Europeans displaced by. And it comes at a time when anti-refugee feelings are increasing in many industrialized countries.

"Fears about supposed floods of refugees in industrialized countries are being vastly overblown or mistakenly conflated with issues of migration. Meanwhile, it's poorer countries that are left having to pick up the burden", said, UN High Commissioner for Refugees.

UNHCR UK spokesman Mans Nyberg called for greater urgency in conflict resolution: "We are also concerned with the 7m people in protracted situations who are living in camps for more than 10 years, sometimes even 30 years. We are really appealing to the international community to put more efforts into conflict resolution so that these situations can be resolved."

The report notes that in 2010 Japan resettled 18 families from Myanmar, becoming the first Asian country to accept refugees.

The large number of people that fled Libya, Côte d'Ivoire and Syria in 2011, were not tallied in the report.


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Jackass star Ryan Dunn dies in car accident aged 34

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, one of the stars of the TV series , has died in a car accident aged 34. The accident occurred near, Pennsylvania early yesterday morning, when the car Dunn was driving left the road and crashed into a tree.

The vehicle burst into flames; Dunn's body was identified by his tattoos. An unidentified passenger also died in the accident. Police suspect speed to have been a factor.

Dunn's death was announced by, the mother of one of his co-stars,. MTV released a statement saying "We are devastated by the tragic loss of Ryan Dunn — a beloved member of the MTV family for more than a decade."

Jackass started in 2000 after a series of internet clips were released showing Dunn skateboarding and performing stunts along with Margera, and. The show was created after contacted the group to ask if he could use their videos on the show.

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So what is the real range of K2s? Was there even any chance of them hitting the aircraft?


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It should be like Canada, where the politicians have only one month to prepare, giving them less time to tell us lies and false promises.


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Lacking authority other than Wiki News. No quoted Official named, no source named.


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Actually, not everyone in China eats dogs or cats. Read this http://kchew.wordpress.com/2011/04/19/china-culture-of-eating-dog-meat/ So those yellow bastards are actually fine in my eyes.


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Three sources listed, but nevermind that you can't read, eh?


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there is no amazement in it as we all know that birth of stars produces water as by product of their formation


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Thread:Comments:Wikinews interviews U.S. Libertarian Party presidential candidate R. Lee Wrights/Comments from feedback form - " All "300 million Americans ha..."

{All}"300 million Americans have 2 choices for president? Can you imagine having 2 colors to pick for your car? Red or Blue. No silver, or black w/ chrome rims. No racing yellow or hunter green. Nope - 2 colors, red or blue. The 2 party system has failed us. Our corrupt corporate propaganda media has failed us. You cannot give 300 million people 2 choices & expect change. They feign fighting on TV while they sleep together at night. We need a 3rd, 4th, 5th choice to fairly represent us" -shwantz2 on youtube

"A state of war only serves as an excuse for domestic tyranny." - Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn

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A really useful antidote to the limited reporting we have read in our newspapers. Thank you.


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Nice piece -- crisp. clear, and with valuable info. Thanks.


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I agree. Finally a politician who gives clear answers!


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don't drink and drive, kids.


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For some reason your post just says 1984. Which is really sad that that book did kind of come to fruition in a way.


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Greek parliament votes in favor of new Papandreou cabinet as debt crisis deepens

June 23, 2011 Greek Prime Minister survived a confidence vote by the Greek parliament late Tuesday night, thus allowing Papandreou to form a new cabinet  constituted to address Greece's severe financial debt crisis. The vote's outcome is viewed as a measure of confidence in the government's ability to resolve the problems of the  and  implement the stringent austerity measures  necessary for Greece to receive future  packages from the European Union (EU).

Papandreou managed to face down internal dissent within his own over the extremely unpopular austerity measures (he has said the measures are an issue of "life or death") and the final vote of 155 to 143, with two abstentions, matched Papandreou's 155 seats. Meanwhile, Greeks were angrily demonstrating against the measures outside, throwing bottles at the parliament building as riot police stood by.

Following the confidence vote, Greece will be in a position to look for further financial aid from the EU to avoid   on its enormous debt, but help from the EU is dependent on the real work that must be done first: the Greek parliament's implementation of the hugely unpopular austerity measures.

Government spokesman Elias Mossialos said in an interview with before the vote that Greece will be unable to pay wages and pensions after July 15 if the government does not secure the EU financing.

The vote came in the midst weeks of widespread anti-austerity protests and strikes in major cities throughout Greece, involving clashes between police and demonstrators angry with the proposed slew of layoffs in the public sector which are to accompany the Socialist cabinet's program.

On Wednesday,, the biggest bond fund in the world, said it was unimpressed with Tuesday's vote of confidence, saying it believes Greece and perhaps other European economies will ultimately default on their debts. , chief executive of Pimco, said, "Nothing has been done to enhance growth. No single (Greek) indicator has shown strength." "For the next three years, we're going to see different economies work out different problems. For European economies, especially Greece, it would be through ," said Mohamed El-Erian in a video conference.

The euro fell against the dollar on Wednesday as financial markets indicated that the is far from over.

George Papandreou gave an emotional speech to parliament on Wednesday, saying "We have a unique opportunity (to change the country). If we falter, if we lose heart and squander it... history will judge us very harshly."

Meanwhile, when the new austerity measures move to parliament for a vote, Greece's major unions are planning to hold a 48-hour general strike.


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Thread:Comments:Wikinews interviews U.S. Libertarian Party presidential candidate R. Lee Wrights/Comments from feedback form - "Nice piece -- crisp. clear, an..."/reply (2)

Indeed. While there are certainly some places where we disagree, I do appreciate his honesty and openness.


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Comments:UN report says 80 per cent of world's refugees live in poor countries

The story deserves a philosophic debate, and should mention USA wars as a ratio (say 50% to blame), so who should bear the burden of post-war resettlement etc.?

Could discuss the fact that, a majority of all refugees, these days, are economic opportunists, or they have failed to either fit in with their birth country majority rules, or failed to change their own house order.

Therefore, why should the rich make themselves poorer, and more at risk from undereducated criminal and survival mentality cases, bringing their disease into the richer people's houses. Capitalist countries are the financially richest and they chose not to be as benevolent as Marx/Lenin might wish.

Why should the good producers devote more than a monetary assistance, and monitored migration methods to avoid settlement risk, thus domestic crime aggravation factors of the lower socio/economic, or self degenerated and usually criminally minded of a lower moral upbringing.

The British long ago speculated the situation with the story of Robin Hood, a rich Noble birth chap who robbed the rich and gave to the poor, the solution was never agreed. Certainly I am not starving, but poor surviving abroad, but do agree one can't blame over 75% of the problems on the refugees themselves. Still one can't even blame 10% on the wealthier Industrial world, and certainly we don't force them to adopt Islamic against Christian values and demands. Most of us have a benevolent percentage from our earnings going to help them, and most of us don't believe in retaliation "eye-for-an-eye" punishments as does their fatwa following idea do. Even the UNDP or UNHCR, the instigator of this plea for greater compassion, and they are also paid for by mostly Industrialized & developed wealthier top quartile. That Pakistan choose to take their Afghan and other Musilms in compassionately is not the fault of the World, is it?

Likewise internal poverty in these mostly Capitalist countries must have the compassion metered to the degree of self infliction of the sufferers. Criminal un-employability, drug addiction, excessive dependent births, alcoholic escapism sufferers, lazy workers games mentality, gamblers etc. The diligent hard worker fund accumulator pays tax for a share of all State compassion that UNDP & UNHCR benefit, and they may choose to donate extra from time to time as they deem affordable economic security benevolence balancing permits.

Why should anyone pay the fool to put cash against a wall in the local W/C? --Robbygay (talk) 00:21, 22 June 2011 (UTC)


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I agree, consenting adults duelling to the death should also be considered. South Africa is a fucked-up cuntry, I know because I live in it.156.8.251.250 (talk) 05:39, 22 June 2011 (UTC)


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 * I don't really see the connection to the Syrian Civil War. --Pi zero (talk) 01:25, 2 October 2015 (UTC)


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User talk:ابو فيصل511

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User talk:Danil Zubkov

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User talk:Mojowiha

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Thread:Comments:Jackass star Ryan Dunn dies in car accident aged 34/who's the real jackass?/reply

he DID bring this on himself, the only victims here are the poor girl ridding with him and the family members of both that will have to carry on BUT.... already some people are starting the campaign to turn this into a senseless tragedy were road and car conspired to take the life of an innocent celebrity - instead of the white trash DUI death this really is.


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User talk:Imparare

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User talk:Adnanonuracar

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User talk:Сбивающее с толку имя

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User talk:Kiran.gsa

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User talk:Rajatwikis

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User talk:Comunero47

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User talk:Only Red

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User talk:Tudorachectl

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User talk:Yonatan0509

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User talk:Pratapsinghakhand

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User talk:Pieceofpeper

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User talk:Diskretni Heroj

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User talk:NEWBRAIN

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User talk:Plaisthos

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User talk:Shishirblacksoul

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User talk:Tomorrowfunny

-- 12:51, 22 June 2011 (UTC)

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Thread:Comments:Jackass star Ryan Dunn dies in car accident aged 34/Just have one thing to say...

DUNN DUNN DUNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

Too soon?


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User talk:Lcrystal

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User talk:Syphax1

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User talk:Dinesh kumar1991

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User talk:مسعود جلالی

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User talk:Dawn2002313

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User talk:Ravinder.Raina

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User talk:Maxcip

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User talk:Sunish.p.a

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User talk:Dainshku

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User talk:Egdirdnad Yrrej

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User talk:Davsar88

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Thread:Comments:Massive flooding in China; over 550 thousand evacuated/Comments from feedback form - "mundu tv"

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User talk:Dzabdi88

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User talk:MPbr

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User talk:Brigadahiphop

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User talk:Rbernhardjr

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Brazil spots unknown tribe of indigenous people in Amazon jungle

June 22, 2011 Brazil has located an isolated group of,  in the Brazilian , the  (FUNAI) announced today.

FUNAI, a state agency, uses aerial expeditions to avoid impacting uncontacted people and invading their land. The agency's policy is to avoid maintaining any human contact with untouched tribes.

Clearings in the reservation were first identified by satellite; the group's existence was only verified later by air flights over the area. The flights established the existence of three clearings with four straw-roofed buildings, known as s, which may shelter over 200 Indians. Also visible were areas where crops such as bananas,  maize and perhaps peanuts were apparently being grown.

FUNAI's Javari valley coodinator told the Brazilian news agency Estado that both the croplands and the malocas "are new" and are estimated to have been used "for at most one year".

Amorim said, "[T]he Amazon region contains the majority of untouched tribes without any contact with the exterior in the World." And he said the recent findings highlight that the Javari valley holds, "the greatest concentration of isolated groups in ".

The newly identified group is located close to Brazil's border with Peru in the huge reservation. Fourteen known uncontacted tribes have been spotted there and up to eight more are suggested by aerial evidence. Altogether, there are about 2,000 individuals in the reservation, according to Amorim.

He said that their culture and their very survival is threatened by illegal removal of the area's natural resources, as well as many other intrusions of civilization, but  most of Brazil's indigenous groups have not changed their languages or  traditions. FUNAI estimates that the recently discovered tribe likely belongs to the group.

Brazil's indigenous peoples have tenaciously fought for their legal right to reclaim their traditional lands which were allotted to them in  stating that all indigenous ancestral lands were to have their boundaries clearly marked  and returned to tribes within five years.


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User talk:Gauravkhush

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User talk:Samuel boke

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User talk:MEGAKID III

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User talk:Aritoma

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User talk:Kreszenz

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User talk:Crasschris

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User talk:Liron1514

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User talk:Kshkam

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User talk:Falcarragh

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User talk:Raghavendrath

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User talk:Yadavmalar123

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User talk:PAKSI

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User talk:Wjsfree

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User talk:Il Dottore

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User talk:Rein1953

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User talk:Jolsfa123

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User talk:Percene16

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User talk:Dmitralex

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User talk:Nfs994

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User talk:Jasontrend

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User talk:Joemama2015

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User talk:Schaeffelse

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User talk:MEHTA HARIOM

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User talk:Rafaelalday

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User talk:Madralusia2768

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User talk:Millytabrani

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User:Peter Buch

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User talk:QQE03-12

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Thread:Comments:Steve Jobs denies 'location-gate'/Comments from feedback form - ""In a separate statement, Appl..."

"In a separate statement, Apple clarified the device is merely caching data in order to improve the speed of locating users in the future."...So, they are not doing it now, just planning on doing it in the future.


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Prohibition Party holds convention; nominates Jack Fellure for U.S. President

June 23, 2011 Retired West Virginia engineer won the  nomination of the Prohibition Party yesterday at the party's National Convention in, Alabama. He won on the second ballot, defeating tax accessor  of Pennsylvania, who initially ran unopposed. Party Chairman Toby Davis of Mississippi received the nomination.

The Prohibition Party is the third oldest existing political party in the United States, having been established in 1869. It reached its height of popularity during the late 19th century. As its name suggests, the party heavily supported the, which banned the sale of alcohol, and resulted in the US period known as (1919–33). The party has declined since the repeal of Prohibition in 1933, but has continued to nominate candidates for the presidential election.

Fellure, 79, has run for president in every election since, though usually as a Republican. This run marks his first as a member of the Prohibition Party. On his campaign website, he cites the as his presidential platform, and calls for the teaching of the Bible in public schools, criminalization of homosexuality, and the elimination of abortion, the  and. On economics, he supports reducing taxes and balancing the federal budget.

Hedges, the first Prohibition Party member elected to public office since 1959, announced his campaign in February 2010, and was the only candidate until last month. According to Vice Chairman June Griffin: "While Jim has contributed valuable resources to this Party...his positions regarding Environmentalism and passivity toward war forced me to vote for Jack Fellure. As well, his insistence on a moratorium on the building of nuclear plants caused much unrest among the membership. Yet he prevailed to install this plank."

The ten voting Prohibition Party convention delegates and a few guests met for the National Convention, which began on Monday at the in Cullman. Tuesday featured a short greeting from Cullman Mayor Max Townson, followed by addresses from Libertarian consultant,  publisher , and Eunie Smith of the.

Gordon, who previously worked as the e-Campaign manager for the, jokingly commented that his speech "stunk". He opened his address with the joke that "the way to pick out the libertarian at a Prohibition Party function is that I’m the one wearing the tie." He discussed how third party candidates could utilize to their advantage, but avoided any ideological topics.

Winger, an expert on election law, discussed and the history of the Prohibition Party. He notably explained how the party had cost the Republicans presidential victories in the elections of and, which forestalled the passage of the Eighteenth Amendment by Republicans, who wanted to do away with the alcohol issue. Gordon later commented that Winger's speech was well-received by the audience.

After Winger's speech, the convention broke for lunch. Afterwards, Smith, the widow of former Congressman, focused on immigration and education in her address. When asked about the Eagle Forum's participation in the fight against alcohol, she commented that the group was focused on more pressing issues such as gambling.

After the nomination, some party members traveled to the grave of in Florida. Catts, who died in 1936, was the first and only state governor elected from the Prohibition Party.

The party will now begin ballot access drives in Louisiana, Mississippi, Florida, New Jersey, Utah, Colorado, Tennessee and Arkansas. In, the late appeared on the ballot in Colorado, Florida and Louisiana and picked up a total of 653 votes.


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User talk:Barncrow

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