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POPSThe decade that was…. It is excellent decade where I saw many changes in only one decade. In this ear the recession has come, government has changed, terrorism issue has blast and many new things I learned…
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POPSIn Orissa Christians treated worse than animals, says Father Bernard Fr Bernard Digal is the treasurer of the Archdiocese of Cuttack-Bhubaneshwar. He spoke to AsiaNews about his pain over what is happening in Orissa. He, too, was wounded, beaten for hours by radical Hindus, left for a whole night unconscious, half naked, in the forest, until he was found by his driver. Now he is in the intensive care unit in Mumbai’s Holy Spirit Hospital. During his talk with AsiaNews he was given another unit of blood. But his thoughts were with his people and family, all forced to flee to save their lives, now stranded in a refugee camp near Bhubaneshwar. “My heart is filled with gratitude because God saved my life. But whilst I am being treated here my people are hiding in the forest and even there, there is no security,” he said. “There are mothers breast-feeding their infants, children, young and old people, all hanging on a precarious thread, in terror. Even refugee camps are not free of dangers.”
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POPSThe decade that was…. The last of the first decade of 21st century has started. In this decade we have faced many revolutions like wars, diseases, floods and other natural disasters to follow. In this decade we saw the big recession where many lot their jobs. I think the biggest change was the first black president to be elected as Barack Obama. Check out this article to get more about it…
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POPSThe degrading effects of terrorism fears The survey has shown at the end of the article about the gathering of information process and about the investigation of Nigerian Muslim, is excellent and I agree with the majority also.
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POPSEngland is 'cesspit' breeding Islamists, says Nobel prize winner Soyinka added: "This is part of the character of Great Britain. Colonialism bred an innate arrogance, but when you undertake that sort of imperial adventure, that arrogance gives way to a feeling of accommodativeness. You take pride in your openness." The attempted Christmas Day bombing has helped to raise fears that some British universities are becoming places in which young Muslims are radicalised – Abdulmutallab attended University College, London. But Soyinka, who splits his time between the US and Nigeria, suggested that British Muslims were being radicalised earlier in their lives.
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POPS Moody’s Warns US Of Credit Rating Fears
the federal financial picture as presented in the projections for the next decade will at some point put pressure on the triple A government bond rating,” the rating agency added in an issuer note. This week, the White House forecast a $1,565bn budget deficit for 2010, which represents 10.6 per cent of gross domestic product and is the highest such ratio of debt to GDP since the second world war. While the budget gap is forecast to fall to about 4 per cent by 2013, it is based in part on economic growth not falling below government expectations, Congress agreeing to tax rises and a spending freeze on non-security discretionary spending. Crucially, projections of the overall debt-to-GDP ratio for the US are seen rising from 53 per cent in 2009 to 73 per cent in 2015 and 77 per cent by 2020. Moody’s, however, says this understates the overall US debt level. “Using the general government measure, including state and local governments as well as the federal government ....
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POPSDrug Rehab for Doctors For the last 30 years I've seen reports of drug abuse among doctors, finally, something is being done about it. This clinic may be the first of its kind, there should be a lot more of them.
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POPS'Capitalism is evil … you have to eliminate it' Michael Moore can't be accused of being bashful. I clipped this segment from the article because FDR really did sound like a socialist and those that reticule Obama need to compare the rhetoric. Moore is always interesting to me.
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POPSPsychoenergetic Science Listening to Michio Kaku tonight reminded me to revisit another remarkable futuristic scientist, William Tiller, father of what he calls Psychoenergetic Science. His site has a number of free white pages worth reading. Both Kaku and Tiller take us where old science fears to tread.
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