“This is the time for the Israeli army to prevail its control inside Sinai.”-Uzi Dayan
August 20, the famous former head of Israel’s National Security Council, Uzi Dayan, says Israel should use the current situation to justify launching attacks on Egyptian territory.
Dayan also revealed that a meeting was held in the presence of Israeli Army Chief of Staff Benny Jants, last week, to discuss issues related to Sinai Peninsula, but he did not elaborate.
“….Israel will have to pay.”-Ahmet Davutoglu, Turkish Foreign Minister
Turkey is still waiting for Israel to at least apologies for killing nine Turkish citizens in 2010. The Turkish citizens were trying to get aid to Palestinians in Gaza. Israel has blockaded Gaza for years.
Israel refuses to even apologize. Turkey used to be one of Israel’s strongest supporters in the region, but not anymore.
Egyptians in the city of Alexandria have joined those in Cairo in protesting Israel, and calling for action against the zionist country.
In Cairo one protestor climbed onto the Israeli embassy and torn down the Israeli flag, replacing it with the Egyptian flag.
In Jordan people have surrounded the Israeli embassy. They are demanding Israel stop attacking Palestinians.
“The Arab League received a request from the Palestinian state … and after negotiations it decided to host an urgent meeting on the level of the permanent representatives at 12 PM [Sunday].”-Mahmoud Abdel Aziz, Arab League spokesman
The Arab League is holding an emergency meeting concerning the recent Israeli attacks on Gaza. This is in response to reports that Israel will increase attacks. The Arab League has 22 member countries.
The Israeli media is reporting that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held an emergency meeting, to discuss plans for escalating Israel’s attacks on Palestinians.
Egypt has already demanded Israel stop its aggression. The people of Egypt are demanding military action against Israel.
The Israelis say they must escalate attacks after one Israeli was killed in the early morning of August 21. This after Israel killed dozens of Palestinians and several Egyptians (and that doesn’t count people Israel killed in recent weeks, before this latest violence). I’ve said this before “Cry me a river Israel!!!”
“Bank of America, we will help you out.”-BofA official as he quickly brushed passed Texas Governor Rick Perry.
The BofA official thought no one heard, but a live CSPAN mic picked up the hushed comment.
The bank official was identified as James Mahoney, Bank of America’s director of public policy. BofA claims they did nothing wrong, because Mahoney is a democrat, and Perry is a republican.
According to The Metro, recently the NYPD “Disorder Control Unit” held a massive civil unrest exercise involving 180 cops.
One New York City cop arrogantly dismissed recent riots in England: “The London response wasn’t that great, they were outnumbered and taken by surprise.”-Mike Codella, retired NYPD detective
Part of the training involves teaching the cops how to “troll” social media sites. The trolling skills are now mandatory for a newly created juvenile justice unit
Vanguard Defense Industries was hacked by AntiSec.
Vangard Defense sells the UAV “ShadowHawk” to the military, police and even private companies.
The AntiSec hackers put Vangard documents online, they belong to Senior Vice President Richard T. Garcia. They contain internal meeting notes, contracts, schematics, non-disclosure agreements, employee’s personal information, and counter-terrorism documents.
The day after the Japanese government announced it was lifting the contaminated cattle ban on Fukushima cows, four cows tested for cesium levels above safe limits.
Then, the very next day five more cows showed up with cesium contamination.
The contaminated cows had already been shipped to a slaughter house in Yokohama. It was there that the beef was found to be highly contaminated.
To make matters worse, the cow farmers swear they were not feeding the cows local rice hay, but more expensive imported hay. The imported hay had been stored indoors.
This means that the cows could be getting contaminated on their way to the slaughter house. Officials are trying to figure it out.
And yes, the Japanese government suspended the lifting of the contaminated cattle ban.
International observers, tasked with the job of observing compliance with the 1979 peace treaty, between Israel and Egypt, say Israel has violated that treaty.
The 1979 peace treaty was mediated by the United States, and requires that Egypt and Israel do not attack each other. So far, after all these decades, Egypt has kept its promise. But now MFO (Multinational Force and Observer) officials say Israel broke the treaty.
MFO officials say not only did Israel attack Egyptian forces, but Israeli forces crossed into Egypt and fired on Egyptian forces from within Egyptian territory.
In related breaking news Egypt just issued a demand that Israel stop bombing the Palestinian territory know as Gaza: “Egypt denounces the use of force against civilians in any circumstance and strongly advises Israel to immediately stop its military operations against Gaza.”
“There’s no security around the devices which are a very active part of keeping me alive.”-Jay Radcliffe
Idahoan, Jay Radcliffe, discovered you can hack into and remotely control a person’s medical implants.
He recently demonstrated to government officials by hacking into his own implanted insulin pump.
The problem is that wireless implants are supposed to be regulated to prevent such a thing. The U.S. Food and Drug administration recently warned implant makers of a similar problem.
Federal lawmakers asked the Government Accountability Office to investigate the Federal Communications Commission. The FCC is responsible for making sure all radio communication devices are in compliance with regulations.