Osama bin Laden dead

Osama bin Laden dead

"Justice has been done," President Obama says in a televised speech to the nation. Bin Laden, mastermind behind the Sept. 11 attacks and Al Qaeda leader, was killed by a CIA-led team at a compound inside Pakistan

A CIA-led team killed Osama Bin Laden at a compound inside Pakistan Sunday and recovered his body, bringing a close to the world's highest-profile manhunt after a decade-long search, President Obama announced to the world Sunday night.

"Justice has been done," the President said solemnly in a hastily-arranged late night TV address from the East Room of the White House. Bin Laden, he said, "murdered thousands of innocent men, women and children" and his death was "the most significant achievement to date" in the U.S. war against the al Qaeda, terrorist network that bin Laden founded, led and inspired.

Malawi People Eat What Tastes Are Too Heavy

Malawi People Eat What Tastes Are Too Heavy

The country called Malawi is a landlocked country in southeastern Africa.
Malawi is an agricultural country, is the United Nations declared the world's least developed countries.

Shocking study reveals UK has one CCTV for every 32 people

Shocking study reveals UK has one CCTV for every 32 people

Shocking study reveals UK has one CCTV for every 32 people

It's an astonishing statistic that is sure to send chills down the spines of freedom campaigners.
In Big Brother Britain there is an incredible one CCTV camera for every 32 citizens, a study has revealed.
The revelation that 1.85 million cameras are watching our every move confirms the shocking extent of surveillance in 21st century Britain.
Coming a day after it emerged tiny drones could be used to spy on Britons, the CCTV study is sure to add fuel to the debate that we have become a Big Brother state.

Egyptian Newly Born Girl Named “Facebook”

An Egyptian man, Jamal Ibrahim called his newly born daughter Facebook to express support for the revolution the organizers of which were actively using social networking websites, TechCrunch website reported referring to Al-Ahram newspaper.
“A young man in his twenties wanted to express his gratitude about the victories the youth of 25th of January have achieved and chose to express it in the form of naming his firstborn girl ‘Facebook’,” the website quotes Egyptian newspaper.
Revolution in Egypt was first staged via social networking websites and partially broke out with the creation of anti-government groups on Facebook calling for the first protests in Cairo.
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Shark attacks rose 25 percent last year across the globe

The number of reported shark attacks last year increased globally but declined in Florida, the shark capital of the world, according to an annual report released Monday by the University of Florida’s International Shark Attack File.

Sara Palin’s PAC is facing scrutiny for her "Take Back the 20" campaign.

It would appear that there is a real link between the GOP, Tea Party, and Domestic Terrorism because that is exactly what is happening now.  Sarah Palin behaved incredibly irresponsibly by placing what is tantamount to a bull’s eye over Representative Gifford’s district. Yahoo news quotes, “Palin’s PAC is facing scrutiny for her “Take Back the 20″ campaign. The campaign, which has since been removed from Facebook, featured a map with a gun’s cross hairs over 20 congressional districts controlled by Democrats. Rep. Gifford’s district was among the 20.”

Christiane Amanpour of ABC News Attacked in Egypt, Escapes Unscathed

Christiane Amanpour, the reporter with ABC News, filed a report on Wednesday that she was swarmed by protesters in Egypt–similar to CNN’s Anderson Cooper, according to separate reports from TMZ and The Associated Press.