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Mike Barrett NaturalSociety As previously reported, while people were de-stressing and enjoying their much needed time off during the holidays, the United States Department of Agriculture announced its approval of Monsanto’s ‘drought tolerant’ genetically engineered corn. The decision to give the green light to Monsanto regarding their GE corn didn’t seem too difficult for the Obama Administration, despite receiving nearly45,000 public comments voicing opposition and only 23 comments in favor since comments opened. Prepare to see this new GE corn unleashed into the environment as well as the American food supply.

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By Julie Pace The Associated Press President Obama is sending five American military officers to South Sudan amid recent outbreaks of violence in the newly independent African nation. The White House said the U.S. forces will join the United Nations mission in the capital of Juba and focus on strategic planning and operations. They are not expected to engage in combat operations, but will be armed for personal protection.

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AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE Australia has the tightest security controls among nations with nuclear material while North Korea poses the world’s greatest risks, a new index by experts said Jan. 11. The Nuclear Threat Initiative, in a project led by former U.S. Sen. Sam Nunn and the Economist Intelligence Unit, aims to draw attention to steps that nations can take to ensure the safety of the world’s most destructive weapons.

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Dr Heidrun Eckert and Louis Szondy Voting in an online poll by Amnesty International USA for “Human Rights Hero of 2011” is bringing up some human rights champions, that the western media have ignored. One favorite is Michael Jackson, and another is a human rights activist in Bahrain, Nabeel Rajab, while currently in the lead with more people still voting, is Muammar Gaddafi.

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Press TV A US Republican presidential candidate has callously described the assassination of Iranian scientists as “wonderful,” threatening that those who work for Iran’s nuclear program “are not safe.” “On occasion, scientists working on the nuclear program in Iran turn up dead.

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Recently there has been a lot of breaking news about the conflict with Iran, Israel and Nuclear Weapons.. Our government hasn’t told the full truth about what is about to happen.. I can tell you that World War Three is about to happen.. Perfect timing for the troops from Afghanistan to be ‘relocated’ to Iran and Israel.. They will try to start the war within the next month or so before Ron Paul gets into office. There has been a lot of news about this subject, so please keep your eyes open on other website and on our twitter account…

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By David Blair Telegraph The Kremlin, which generally opposes Western attempts to tighten United Nations sanctions, criticised Iran for starting to enrich uranium at up to 20 per cent purity inside a previously secret plant. This facility, located at Fordow near the city of Qom, is buried beneath a mountainside and could be invulnerable to military attack.

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By ANTHONY BOND Daily Mail UK Osama Bin Laden’s hideout will be spectacularly destroyed by the Pakistan military in front of TV cameras, it has emerged. Military chiefs plan to launch rocket propelled grenades at the mansion hideout in Abbottabad. It will then be bulldozed in order to prevent the walled complex from becoming a shrine to the former Al Qaeda leader.

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Sourced by OzHouse.org english.pravda.ru Scotland may eventually become an independent state. The referendum about the country’s separation from Great Britain is to take place in two years. Scotland deserves the right for independent existence like no other “separatist” region of Europe.

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AP News A proposed bill would make it a crime in Israel to criticize people by comparing them to Nazis. The draft legislation would impose penalties of up to six months in jail and a $25,000 fine for using the word “Nazi” or Holocaust symbols for purposes other than teaching, documentation or research.

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