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The front page of our website carried the news that I’ll be moving on from Malta in August. This blog will inevitably become something of a chronicle of departure. I hope that that in itself may be of interest to those who have never bothered – why should you? – to think about how, when and why Ambassadors or High Commissioners come and go.

  DETROIT — President George W. Bush’s deceit has no limits. His attack on Sen. Barack Obama, suggesting the Democratic presidential candidate wants to “appease” terrorists, reaches a new low, and we should brace for more as the Busheviks desperately and ruthlessly try to cling to the White House.

The heart throb of millions and billions of people all over the globe not only for her acting skills but also because of her humble approach towards the racist, any guesses? You got me absolutely right ! The gorgeous Bollywood bomb shell Shilpa Shetty.

From: Prison Planet JOHN SPIRI The Japan Times Tuesday, June 17, 2008 In a September 2003 article for The Guardian newspaper, Michael Meacher, who served as Tony Blair’s environment minister from May 1997 to June 2003, shocked the establishment by calling the global war on terrorism “bogus.” Even more controversially, he implied that the U.S.

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown handed President Bush good news on two fronts Monday: a modest increase in Britain’s troops for the tough Afghanistan fight and a fresh European effort to squeeze Iran’s nuclear ambitions.

Cross-posted from The Global Sociology Blog. Everybody should read Tony Karon’s blog, Rootless Cosmopolitan , as a general rule. But I want to point out one item: “Converted to Catholicism, ‘e did. And now he’s out to save the world .

Cross-posted from The Global Sociology Blog. Everybody should read Tony Karon’s blog, Rootless Cosmopolitan , as a general rule. But I want to point out one item: “Converted to Catholicism, ‘e did. And now he’s out to save the world .

Linking Up with the World May 29th, 2008 1:52 am Here is the Thursday, May 29th, 2008, edition of interesting reads from around the world. The Rome Summit, Part III In advance of next week’s Summit in Rome of world leaders at the headquarters of the FAO, the UK Guardian is exploring the global food crisis.

Voting has begun in Burma on a controversial proposed constitution, as efforts to get aid through to cyclone victims continue. The United Nations is expected to resume flights to Burma, which were halted on Friday after its World Food Programme announced initial deliveries had been seized by the Burmese regime.

NEOCON HAQQANI DOESN”T WANT SHARIF/ZARDARI PICS WITH IRANIAN PRESIDENT. All the leaders run to Dubai to hide. Pakistanis were shocked to find out that in this hour of need, with huge food shortages looming in Karachi as well as other areas, and load-shedding in all major cities, all the Pakistani leaders are in Dubai.