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Trial … Shamima Akhtar was allegedly bundled into a car and beaten by her siblings A MUSLIM teenage girl was kidnapped, held and had her hair hacked off by her own siblings after they saw her kissing a white man, a court heard today. Shamima Akhtar, 18, was bundled into a car and . . . → Read More: ‘Muslim girl beaten for kissing white man’ Spy drones are just the tip of the security iceberg for England as it readies itself for the greatest sporting show on earth. Taking the danger of terror seriously, London’s Olympic preparations are calling on all corners of the nation’s defenses. There will also be warships anchored on the Thames; attack helicopters on standby, . . . → Read More: Missiles, spy drones and warships: Here come the London Olympics Police in Oakland, California, have used tear-gas and flash-grenades as a 2,000-strong Occupy Oakland march turned violent, with some protesters claiming that rubber bullets were also fired into the crowd. At least 300 people were arrested. (Scroll down for video) The demonstrators had attempted to take over vacant buildings to use as their headquarters, . . . → Read More: Flash-grenades & tear-gas: 300 arrested at Occupy Oakland (VIDEO) Panetta says Pakistan ‘must have had some sense’ Bin Laden was there Defence chief unveils intelligence source as Pakistani doctor Pakistan officials must have known that terror chief Bin Laden was holed up in a remote compound in Abbottabad, claims Pentagon chief Leon Panettta. The Defence Secretary has publicly hit out at the . . . → Read More: Pakistan knew where Bin Laden was all along, Leon Panetta admits as he reveals intelligence source for Osama raid  Leave a comment  News, Thoughts & Opinions  Abbottabad, Army Garrison Town, bin laden, Bin Laden's whereabouts, Black Hawk, bleeding heart liberals, CIA, Defence Secretary, elite Navy SEAL commando, Geronimo, Geronino E-KIA, Government, Islam, Islamists, Leon Panettta, muslims, Navy SEALS, pakistan, pakistani, Pakistani Government, parasites, remote compound, Robert Gates, safe-house, sensitive technology, Shakil Afridi, terror, trust deficit, U.S. officials, white house Burn up … the Nissan Juke is faster than a Ferrari 458 SKIDDING sideways at 120mph with tyres screaming, the Nissan Juke powers away from the Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4, Ferrari 458 and Mercedes SLS. Yes, you read that right — the funky family hatchback Juke burning up supercars. But this is no . . . → Read More: Nissan Juke powers away from the Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4, Ferrari 458 and Mercedes SLS Incredible images emerged of a hulking freighter wearing mangled pieces of a steel bridge on its bow after a collision in southwestern Kentucky Thursday night. In the pictures, the 312-foot Delta Mariner idles, still partially in the bridge’s path, and clearly looks much too large to fit beneath the aging Eggner Ferry Bridge, which . . . → Read More: Bridge collapses in Kentucky after being rammed by hulking freighter A farmer has been sentenced to 12 months in prison in “the most horrific” case of animal cruelty trading standards officers in Nottinghamshire have ever had to deal with. (Scroll down for video) Keith Littlewood, 47, admitted four breaches of animal by-product regulations after he failed to dispose of the carcasses. He also pleaded . . . → Read More: Farmer Jailed Over ‘Horrific’ Animal Cruelty A flight was held up for four hours when a cat escaped from its carrycase and ran amok in the cockpit. Ripples got free when her carrier was accidentally opened by a passenger trying to put luggage in an overhead compartment. Her dash for freedom on Air Canada Flight 603 from Halifax to Toronto . . . → Read More: Cat Chaos Grounds Canadian Flight For Hours Poland is bracing for a new day of protests against a copyright agreement signed by Warsaw on Thursday. Opponents staging demos and hacker attacks say the ACTA treaty amounts to internet censorship and gross violation of human rights. (Scroll down to see video) In order to become law, the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement must first . . . → Read More: Thousands wage war against ACTAck on Internet Leave a comment News ACTA treaty, ACTAck on Internet, Aleksey Yaroshevsky, Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement, Cary Johnston, Conflict, copyright agreement, copyright holder, demos, eu, europe, hacker attacks, hacktivist, internet, internet censorship, Law, non-elected officials, Piracy, Poland, politics, SOPA/PIPA, violation of human rights, Warsaw, worldwide demonstrations Despite the changes sweeping Libya, violence and bloodshed have not stopped. In shocking revelations, military and security forces stand accused of torturing detainees to death. Rights groups say Libya’s new rulers have not addressed the problem. (Scroll down to see video) Amnesty International says in recent weeks, it met with detainees in Tripoli, Misrata . . . → Read More: Islamists Now Rule Libya Thanks To The Deluded West Leave a comment News Amnesty International, Arms, ATO forces, Benghazi, bloodshed, Cary Johnston, Conflict, electric shocks, fighters and loyalists, Gaddafi, heavy bruising, human rights, Islamists, Libya, Maria Finoshina, Medecins Sans Frontieres, military, National Transitional Council, NATO, opposition, Pro-Gaddafi, Protest, violence The world’s largest cut emerald is set to go up for auction – and is expected to fetch $1.15million. The 57,500-carat stone, which is the size of a watermelon, is scheduled to be auctioned off tomorrow by Western Star Auctions in British Columbia. The gem, named Teodora, was found in Brazil and cut in . . . → Read More: 57,500-carat world’s largest emerald worth $1.15MILLION up for auction .15MILLION up for auction">Leave a comment strange/offbeat Brazil, British Columbia, emerald, Gemological Institute of America, JCK Magazine, largest cut emerald, largest emerald, Reagan Reaney, size of a watermelon, Teodora, watermelon, Western Star Auctions It was credited with fanning the flames of unrest across the Arab world as citizens took to the streets in protest and decades-old regimes fell. It helped co-ordinate the Occupy movement that swept across the globe, and was blamed for playing a key part in last year’s devastating riots in London. But Twitter’s role . . . → Read More: Twitter sparks outrage with censorship of messages on a country-by-country basis
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