In an interview with the British Broadcasting Corporation’s Iranian channel, BBC Persian, Abdul Rahman Haji Ahmadi admitted they are conducting military action against Iran with the help of the United States.
Abdul Rahman Haji Ahmadi is the boss of the Party for a Free Life in Kurdistan (PJAK) terrorist group.
He said the PJAK had built […] Continue Reading…
Human Rights Watch has come across nearly 300 pages of documents, found in the offices of Libya’s external security services, along with ten of thousand of documents found in the abandoned British Embassy in Tripoli. The documents show how the United States and the United kingdom supported Gaddafi right up until sanctions were imposed.
Those […] Continue Reading…
Despite the rebels controlling most of Libya, the number of refugees fleeing into Tunis has increased!
Tunisian media reports that prior to the rebel take over of Libya there were about 7,000 Libyans fleeing into Tunis every day. Now that number has jumped to 9,000 per day!!! And just at the Tunisian-Libyan border post of […] Continue Reading…
The new Defense Minister Yasuo Ichikawa, and the new Foreign Minister Koichiro Gemba, both say they will push for the agreed to moving of USMC units from one part of Okinawa to a new location, also on Okinawa.
People living on Okinawa would like to see the USMC gone altogether, but Foreign Minister Koichiro Gemba […] Continue Reading…
The new Prime Minister of Japan, Yoshihiko Noda, is about to publish his national security policy in a Japanese magazine. Reportedly this will include plans to control territories that many Japanese believe inherently belong to Japan.
For several months now, Japan and China have had run ins involving disputes over territorial water, and islands. This […] Continue Reading…
Typhoon Talas, now Tropical Storm Talas, continues to slam Japan. On the Kii Peninsula, in west central Japan, rainfall has topped a record-breaking 1,800 millimeters (5.9 feet) in one village.
Even though the storm is over the Sea of Japan it continues to pummel land with rain as it moves north. Talas is expected to […] Continue Reading…
05 September 2011, Tokyo Electric Power Company says it is growing concerned (finally) about the amount of radioactive water still building up in the basements of the reactor buildings.
TEPCo officials say even if they keep it from running off into the Pacific Ocean, it will eventually soak into the groundwater, which eventually runs into […] Continue Reading…
Japanese media reporting that many areas of Japan, that were hit by typhoon Talas on Friday and Saturday, are still flooding.
The damage is the worst since typhoon Tokage hit in 2004.
At least 34 people were killed, and at least 55 are missing. In Nachikatsuura, Wakayama Prefecture, rescuers found the body of Saki Teramoto, […] Continue Reading…
According to the Associated press, a preliminary Nuclear Regulatory Commission review says that most U.S. nuclear reactors are not as earthquake safe as first thought.
The NRC review was actually started before the recent east coast quake, and the March 11 quake in Japan.
Earthquake safety standards for nuclear reactors were set more than 20 years […] Continue Reading…
In a survey done by Ipsos Mora y Araujo, citizens of 24 countries were asked how they viewed immigrants. The United States did not lead the way with immigrant haters, still more than half of U.S. citizens hate immigrants.
The Ipsos survey asked various questions regarding immigrants, but basically most European and American residents don’t […] Continue Reading…