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Obama and Israel`s security

And what about the future?

(LONDON) - If American election campaign funders who support Israel right or wrong formed a circle and demanded that President Obama stand naked in the middle of it while they sang Hava Nagila (“Let us rejoice”), I am sure he would agree to do so.

That thought came into my mind when I read the Reuters’ report, published in Ha’aretz, of what Obama said to a group of fundraisers in the Manhattan home of Jack Rosen, chairman of the American Jewish Congress.

Arsenic in Apple Juice and the Sky is Falling

Yes, arsenic in apple juice is a problem, but not so much as the TV doctors would have you believe. A real Toxicoligist dismisses the absurdity.

(MOLALLA, Ore.) - A couple of TV doctors started bleating about the DANGER of arsenic and apple juice as if it were a new hazard.

I don't know if my experience as a toxicologist will calm the waters or not, but I am going to try anyway.

Research Briefs for the 2011 Bonn Conference

As international attention focuses on Taliban negotiations, Painful Steps: Justice, Forgiveness and Compromise in Afghanistan’s Peace Process argues the need for a peace process based on the desires of the Afghan people.

(KABUL) - Ten years after the first Bonn conference attempted to lay the foundations for Afghanistan’s reconstruction, Afghan and international actors at Bonn II will meet to discuss the post-2014 handover of security responsibility to the Afghan government and the nature of the international community’s ongoing commitment to the country.

Rwanda: A sick nation in need of healing

Rwanda is a small nation at the heart of a huge continent, neither of which makes the mainstream media as often as they should for the challenges they endure on a daily basis.

(WASHINGTON D.C.) - On November 28, 2011 the first annual roundtable on Rwanda Truth and Reconciliation: The Process Begins was held at The International Humanitarian law Institute of Minnesota.

In attendance was Dr. Ali Galayd, the Former Prime Minister of Somalia, Paul Rusesabagina, honored worldwide for his heroic actions during the 1994 Rwandan Genocide, recipient of the 2005 U.S. Presidential Medal of Freedom and the 2011 Lantos Human Rights Prize.

Young Rwandan Editor murdered in Uganda

Condemnation of the cold and well calculated brutal murder of the late Charles Ingabire.

(KOPENHAGEN, Denmark) - On behalf of the Rwanda People’s Party, we wish to condemn, in the most strongly worded manner, the cold and well calculated brutal murder of the late Charles Ingabire, editor of the Inyenyeri News and member of the Rwanda Peoples Party, who was shot in the Thorax at Mulago Roundabout, in Kampala, Uganda.

The RPP believes that President Kagame, has deluded himself that he could crush the spirit of the Rwandan people through the bloody murders of his own Rwandan people.

National Lawyers Guild calls for immediate release of Occupy LA demonstrators

New York City successfully sued in 2004 when police tried the same tactic.

(LOS ANGELES) - The National Lawyers Guild calls for the immediate release of all those arrested this week the police raid on Occupy LA this week.

California law is clear. Penal Code §853.6 is mandatory in requiring that anyone charged with a misdemeanor shall be released with a written notice to appear.

James Musoni, the Embattled Minister Behind the New Times Boss Arrest

Musoni’s notorious actions have become a real threat to human life in Rwanda.

(RWANDA) - James Musoni, commonly known as Rajabu in Rwanda is again embroiled in another scam, but as usual hiding his head in the sand like an ostrich and busy whispering to his boss and mentor’s ears the names of those to be thrown in jail or fired.

Former U.S. Marine D`Manti Shocks Audience with Scorching-Hot Performance

(WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif.) - Never afraid to push the envelope, Pop star D’Manti isn't called “The Queen of the Night” for nothing. Her debut blew audience away.

As the Troops Come Home

Acquired knowledge and experience can be used in the interest of peace.

(PASO ROBLES, Calif.) - They should not be discharged unless they want to be, providing their enlistment has expired.

They can be used for peace time duty; search and rescue in the event of a calamity. Whatever; You get the idea.

Will the U.S. Appease Iran for Afghanistan Supply Routes?

American military leaders have shot themselves in the foot a few times in history, but this...

(SALEM) - The sudden realization that the United States might have to utilize supply routes through Iran to continue its war in Afghanistan, is a buzz kill for the rooting sections of pro-war Americans who back Israel's religious apartheid government in cries for war and blood.

There are few concessions for sloppy combat work and the recent U.S. attack on two Pakistan military outposts could really refocus the priorities of a country that is pounding away and becoming increasingly unpopular with the Afghan people grows exponentially.