Day: May 31, 2012

Did You Know That 45 People A Day are Murdered in America?

http://www.ask.com/answers/39799121/how-many-people-are-murdered-in-the-us-in-a-day http://www.ask.com/questions-about/How-Many-People-Are-Murdered-Every-Day-in-America http://www.mexicomike.com/safety/safety-UsStateDepartment.html How many murders committed per day in US? http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20071221105439AA9iB2A I could list links all day (hundreds) and I am only doing this to show you that we live with people dying everyday day in and day out, but we want to murder thousands in Syria for no reason… We have a lot of

Hey Britain: ‘Berezovsky killed my son!”, Litvinenko’s dad tells Scotland Yard…

The father of Aleksandr Litvinenko, who was killed by Polonium-210 poison in London in 2006, has told British investigators whom he believes was behind the crime. He named Litvinenko’s former boss Boris Berezovsky and one of his associates. ­The allegations are part of a video report sent to the New Scotland yard by Valter Litvinenko,

Russia Needs Boots on the Ground in Syria – Over Coffee…

Coffee that wonderful substance that wakes the brain up and causes the synapses to fire at a better pace. Coffee thinking’s are a byproduct of that… 🙂 This article is directed at the Kremlin today. I have a huge readership that is located downtown Moscow, Almost as big as the readership from Washington DC. I

U.S.-Russian 3-Year Multientry Visa Bill to Go to Duma…

After months of delays, the government has finalized a much-touted visa agreement with the United States and drafted the corresponding bill, though it was unclear Wednesday when the State Duma would hear it. Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev approved the bill and ordered it to be sent to the Duma, the government said in a decree published on its website. The decree was dated and published May 25 but only became known

Moscow Says: Excuse Me! But What Did You Say?

Moscow Refuses to Get Used to U.S. Envoy’s ‘Gaffes’ 21:55 30/05/2012 Moscow considers the “blunt” statements by U.S. Ambassador Michael McFaul to be totally unacceptable while his lack of professionalism could be detrimental to the reset of Russian-U.S. relations, a senior Russian diplomatic source said on Wednesday.Read More >>