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Eighty days after it fell into the ocean following the January 1966 midair collision between a nuclear-armed B-52G bomber and a KC-135 refueling tanker over Palomares, Spain, this B28RI nuclear bomb was recovered from 2,850 feet (869 meters) of water and lifted aboard the USS Petrel (note the missing tail fins and badly dented "false nose").

Nuclear Photos Spain US Wikipedia: 1966 Palomares B-52 crash

WorldNews.com
When the U.S. Dropped Dirty Bombs on Spain
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling | Almost fifty-years after the United States dropped "dirty bombs" on Spain, it was finally refreshing to hear guarantees that it will help clean up land... (photo: US Navy file)

File - British man Gary McKinnon is seen through a vehicle window as he driven away from Bow Street Magistrates Court in central London, Wednesday June 8, 2005 after being freed on bail.

Crime Photos UK US Wikipedia: Gary McKinnon

The Independent
Hacker 'in terror' over extradition
| Janis Sharp said the treatment of her son, who admits hacking into military computers but claims he was looking for evidence of UFOs, was "barbaric". | This afternoon, she met supporters o... (photo: AP / Matt Dunham)

File - A dead turkey for sale on the street at Newmarket, Kolkata, Eastern India.

The Independent
No way of stopping leak of deadly new flu, says terror chief
| Professor Paul Keim, chairman of the US National Science Advisory Board for Biosecurity, controversially recommended that researchers be stopped from publishing the precise mutations needed to trans... (photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick)
Health Photos Science Terrorism Wikipedia: Avian influenza

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivers a statement to members of the foreign press in Jerusalem, Tuesday, Jan. 11, 2011.

Ha'aretz
Netanyahu is punishing Israel
| In a Pavlovian response to the reconciliation agreement signed by the rival Palestinian factions, under which Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas will also serve as temporary prime ministe... (photo: AP / Ariel Schalit)
Governemnt Israel Politics Wikipedia: Israel photo

Chinese technicians man drilling equipment on an oil rig in Paloich, South Sudan. Militants apparently captured 29 Chinese workers after attacking a remote work site in the volatile South Kordofan region of neighboring Sudan, and Sudanese forces were increasing security for Chinese projects and personnel there, China said Sunday.

The Star
Kidnapped Chinese workers freed in Sudan oil state
| KHARTOUM/BEIJING (Reuters) - Sudanese rebels released 29 Chinese workers on Tuesday, ten days after kidnapping them in the main oil-producing state of South Kordofan wh... (photo: AP / Pete Muller)
Business China Khartoum Photos Wikipedia: Sudan

SOMALIA, Mogadishu: In a handout photograph released by the African Union-United Nations Information Support Team 15 August, Ugandan soldiers serving with the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) sort through a haul of munitions that were used by the extremist group Al Shabaab to make improvised explosive devices. AMISOM troops and Transitonal Federal Government (TFG) forces dislodged remnants of Al Shabaab from the site following the withdrawal of most of the extremist group's forces from the city ten days ago, discovering the bomb making facility at the former steel factory in northern Mogadishu which contained evidence that the group had used the site to manufacture improvised explosive devises, suicide vests and car bombs. AU-UN IST / STUART PRICE.

Al Jazeera
Will the London conference change Somalia's future?
| - The upcoming London Conference on Somalia is, potentially, a promising occasion to finally put the country on the road to peace, stability and democracy. Whether... (photo: UN / Stuart Price)
Conference London Photos Somalia Wikipedia: London Conference

110512-F-CU844-220 Army Sgt. 1st Class Kyle Silvernale yells commands to his troops during air assault training in Alaskas Chugach Mountain Range on May 12, 2011. Silvernale is assigned to Company C, 1st Battalion, 501st Infantry Regiment. DoD photo by Senior Airman Christopher Gross, U.S. Air Force. (Released)

The News & Observer
Admiral: Special ops to streamline in Afghan war
Email Print Order Reprint Share This Share Text tool name | tool goes here By PAULINE JELINEK - Associated Press By PAULINE JELINEK Tags: | WASHINGTON -- A senior U.S. mi... (photo: US DoD / enior Airman Christopher Gross, U.S. Air Force)
Mideast Photos Police War Wikipedia: War in Afghanistan (2001present)

Sydney Morning Herald
British outrage as radical cleric gets bail
| BRITAIN'S Home Office has clashed openly with judges after a court decision to free on bail the radical Islamist cleric Abu Qatada, who is accused of posing a grave thr... (photo: AP / H.M. Prison Service)
Al Qaida Crime Photos UK Wikipedia: Abu Qatada

File - An MQ-1 Predator unmanned aircraft prepares for takeoff in support of operations in Southwest Asia.

The Examiner
The horror of Obama's Predator drone program
| Glenn Greenwald's recent piece for Salon details how US Predator drones are deliberately targeting those who show up at the scene of an attack and t... (photo: USAF / Senior Airman Julianne Showalter)
Defence Pakistan Photos US Wikipedia: Drone attacks in Pakistan

Susan Boyle performs on the NBC "Today" television program in New York Monday, Nov. 23, 2009.

Digital Spy
Susan Boyle's brother Gerry to release debut album
Susan Boyle's brother Gerry Boyle is planning to release his debut album. | The 57-year-old - who has previously acted as an unofficial spokesperson for Susan - is hoping... (photo: AP / Richard Drew)
Album Fame Photos Play Wikipedia/Susan Boyle

GRAND ISLE, La. - A pair of Chinook helicopters depart Coast Guard Station Grand Isle, La., after President Barack Obama addressed the media concerning the ongoing, multi-agency response to the Deepwater Horizon incident, May 28, 2010. Obama stressed that Adm. Thad Allen, national incident commander of the response, has all resources to manage the response at his disposal. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 3rd Patrick Kelley. (891117) ( )

Middle East Online
In Iran Dispute, Who’s at Fault?
| As saber-rattling against Iran intensifies, the question of which side in this confrontation really violates international obligations has largely been avoided. | Inste... (photo: US Coastguard / Petty Officer 3rd Patrick Kelley.)
Arab Iran Mideast Photos Wikipedia: U.S. sanctions against Iran

Defence News

	I was ousted in a coup: Nasheed The Hindu
	Hacker 'in terror' over extradition The Independent
	'26/11 Mumbai incident changed India's security matrix': AK Antony The Times Of India

World Peace Report

	When the U.S. Dropped Dirty Bombs on Spain WorldNews.com
	Forced out at gunpoint: Ex- Maldivian president Zeenews
	Argentina Is Complaining To The UN About The UK 'Militarization' Of The Falkland Islands Business Insider

War on Terrorism

	Isle Of Wight Festival 2012 to be aired on Sky Arts and Sky 3D Digital Spy
	Nasrallah calls for unity among Muslims The Siasat Daily
	Netanyahu is punishing Israel Ha'aretz

Terrorist Organization Profiles

	4 Britons admit London Stock Exchange bomb plot The Washington Times
	Facebook at 800 million users suppresses ET/UFO disclosure with cointelpro spying, censorship Exopolitics

NATO

	U.S. drone attack kills 10 in Pakistan - officials The Star
	Homs Attack: Is This Syria's Benghazi Moment? Skynews
	Obama administration closes US embassy in Damascus, pulls American diplomats out of Syria Star Tribune

Tourism ads tiptoe around kidnaps

Okla. man ordered to prison in Ill. kidnapping

Oklahoma man ordered to prison in Ill. kidnapping

Man fakes own kidnapping, demands $1k from family: cops

Gina Rinehart, Australian mining magnate and now media mogul

A supporter of the Pakistani religious party Jamaat-e-Islami shouts during a rally against drone attacks Saturday, June 4, 2011 in Karachi, Pakistan.

Drone strike leaves several dead in Pakistan

Pilot whales surface off the coast of Kona, Hawaii, with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration ship Oscar Elton Sette in the background.

Whales 'stressed by ocean noise'

Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh, center, looks at Vice President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, left, while heading a meeting with members of Yemen's parliament in Sanaa, Yemen, Wednesday, Feb. 2, 2011.

Yemen kicks off post-Saleh election campaign

Iraq executes 14 criminals despite UN rights chief protest DNA India
Pakistan: Brutal Sectarian Violence Against Shias Continues Scoop
Shadows on Yemen Khaleej Times
Suicide car bomb kills 11 in Somalia The Daily Telegraph Australia
Indonesia jails Islamists for bombing The Daily Telegraph Australia
Indonesia jails Islamists for bombing The Australian
Al Shabaab car bomber kills 11 in Mogadishu The Star
Suicide car bomb kills 11 in Somalia The Australian
Britain, US concern over Somali militants Canberra Times
Sean Hannity And Ed Schultz Locked In Feud Over Osama bin La IMDb
Sally’s generous mouth gave us a dentist’s view The Daily Mail
TARGETTING IRAN: The Dogs of War are off the Leash Axis of Logic
Medvedev to Sarkozy on Syria: Avoid Hasty Unilateral Steps Novosti
Senate Democrat challenges Obama on killing American terror Daily Press
Senate Democrat challenges Obama on killing American terror The Los Angeles Times
The 80 percent solution Foreign Policy
Sean Hannity Says If Obama Had His Way, Bin Laden Would Be A Huffington Post
States Are Rebelling Against The Indefinite Detention Of Ame Business Insider
Suicide bomber in Mogadishu kills 11 Independent online
For the record... Foreign Policy

In this photo taken Monday, Sept. 21, 2009, Philippine Marines secure a rebel camp of the Abu Sayyaf group where they raised a Philippine flag after overrunning it in Indanan on the island province of Jolo in southern Philippines Monday.

Filipino villagers may have helped kill terrorist

Filipino troopers arrive to pursue fleeing militants and reinforce security at Talipao town, Sulu province, southern Philippines on Sunday, Sept. 25, 2011. Suspected Muslim militants attacked government troops guarding a school construction site, igniting a clash that killed 13 gunmen, two marines and at least one villager, a marine commander and a resident said. (AP Photo/Nickee Butlangan)

Filipino troops still searching for terrorist

Health workers carry on a stretcher one of the wounded civilians upon arrival in Zamboanga city from nearby Basilan island Saturday, Feb. 27, 2010 after suspected al-Qaida-linked militants raided a village in the southern Philippines early Saturday, killing 11 people, including a one-year-old baby, in the country's worst militant attack on civilians in nine years. Gunmen from the extremist Abu Sayyaf group backed by renegade Muslim separatist rebels fired grenade launchers and automatic rifles on houses while residents were still asleep, killing one government-armed militiaman and 10 civilians in the village of Tubigan on the island province of Basilan, said deputy regional police commander.

A look at major terror attacks in Southeast Asia

UFO sightings at Stonefield Beach reveal strange boxes up an Pakalert Press
U.S.-Philippines Alliance: Deepening the Security and Trade Scoop
Scenes Of Terror As Triple Quake Rocks Philippines Scoop
Lawmaker calls for probe into US aid to fight rebels Gulf News
Four foreign terrorists killed in Philippine Navy attack Gulf News
VIEW: Is US-China collision inevitable? Pakalert Press
AFP: Top terrorists were killed in air strike Malaya
U.S. and Israel Set Stage for False Flag and Iran Attack Pakalert Press
Deadly Wide Monster Asteroid Hurtles Safely Past Earth Pakalert Press
Iran Air Force ready to counter threats Pakalert Press
The Case For Alien Control Of Earth Pakalert Press
Villagers may have helped kill terrorist Independent online
Filipino villagers may have helped kill terrorist Zeenews
Filipino Villagers May Have Helped Kill Terrorist Jakarta Globe
Filipino villagers may have helped kill terrorist The Guardian
Filipino villagers may have helped kill terrorist The Himalayan
Terrorist's body is yet to be found after Philippines s The Australian
Filipino villagers may have helped kill terrorist Palm Beach Post
Villagers helped kill terror boss The Daily Telegraph Australia
Filipino villagers helped kill militants Sydney Morning Herald

Silver White Crackles of fireworks

Oman calling: 10,000 expected at Muscat International Film Festival

File - Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz addresses an audience at Brandeis University, in Waltham, Mass., Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2007.

Alan Dershowitz on Tuba

An unidentified Iranian cleric lawmaker talks on his cell phone as he attends an open session of the parliament in Tehran, Iran, Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2012. Allies of embattled President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad have turned from Tehran and other big cities and away from the direct competition with rivals loyal to Khamenei to campaign in Iran's hinterlands in hopes of scoring a comeback in next month's parliamentary elections. (AP Photo/Vahid Salemi)

Ahmadinejad seeks rebound in Iranian elections

EU threatens new sanctions on Syria Indian Express
The Church That Politics Turned Into a Mosque The New York Times
Iraq executes 14 criminals despite UN rights chief protest DNA India
Turkey seeks world action as Syria's Homs bleeds Otago Daily Times
Viber still working in the UAE Gulf News
Dubai Appeal Court upholds death sentence Gulf News
Businesswoman denies making indecent gesture Gulf News
Three men held for robbery in Sharjah Gulf News
The 17 Indians may return home soon Gulf News
369 truckers fined for traffic violations Gulf News
Companies upset over scrapping of online labour transactions Gulf News
Fedex delivers when it comes to its employees Gulf News
Government fund to settle unpaid loans of UAE citizens Gulf News
Four eland antelopes make their debut at Al Ain Zoo Gulf News
Valentine's Day: The cost of love Gulf News
MasterChef's George Calombaris coming to Abu Dhabi Gourm Gulf News
Green idea: Tinted solution Gulf News
LED bulb evokes nostalgia Gulf News
A tale of two books: Unsung and unread Gulf News
Emirati writer to sign 1,951 books in one session Gulf News

Iraq's Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki walks onstage prior to speaking at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington, Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2011.

Iraq's Sunni MPs lift their boycott of Maliki cabinet

President Barack Obama speaks during a news conference in the South Court Auditorium at the White House complex, Thursday, Dec. 22, 2011, in Washington. Obama says lawmakers must remember that the standoff over the cuts is not about politics: He says: "This is about the American people."

Obamas set to host dinnerin honor of Iraq veterans

U.S. Marines assigned to Bravo Company 1-8, conduct clean-up operations at a schoolhouse in the city of Fallujah, Iraq.

Iraqi lawmaker says he faces charges; new crisis

Pillay slams executions in Iraq Independent online
20 years after the first Gulf War, a direct flight to Iraq f Indian Express
Iraq executes 14 criminals despite UN rights chief protest DNA India
Iraq seeks to clamp down on security contractors Khaleej Times
Diggers linked to secret Iraqi jail Canberra Times
Iraq seeks to clamp down on security contractors The Star
Australia's link to secret Iraq prisons Canberra Times
When Johnny Comes Marching Home Again Huffington Post
Council Speaker Endorses Parade for Iraq Veterans on Talk Sh The New York Times
How to Help Kabul’s Refugees The New York Times
Oscars 2012: The Day of Many Movies Huffington Post
Judge: Secret evidence OK in Iraqi in terror case The Guardian
Pentagon Counters Dim Assessment of Afghan War The New York Times
Iraq forfeits Olympic qualifier for fielding ineligible play CNN
Should Obama Have His Own Plan B? The New York Times
Iraq seeks to clamp down on security contractors Daily Press
Time Warner sees growth despite end to Harry Potter movies, Daily Press
Iraq seeks to clamp down on security contractors Hartford Courant
Judge: Secret evidence OK in Iraqi in terror case my SA
Iraq seeks to clamp down on security contractors KDVR

A supporter of the Pakistani religious party Jamaat-e-Islami shouts during a rally against drone attacks Saturday, June 4, 2011 in Karachi, Pakistan.

Drone strike leaves several dead in Pakistan

Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh, center, looks at Vice President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, left, while heading a meeting with members of Yemen's parliament in Sanaa, Yemen, Wednesday, Feb. 2, 2011.

Yemen kicks off post-Saleh election campaign

A Myanmar woman casts ballot at a local polling station Sunday, Nov.7, 2010, in Bago, about 90 kilometers (50 miles) northeast of Yangon, Myanmar. Voters in Myanmar's first elections in 20 years cast their ballots Sunday amid a barrage of criticism that the balloting was rigged in favor of the ruling military, as well as hope that some change toward democratic reform might nonetheless follow.

U.S. set to issue sanctions waiver for Myanmar

Coach warns of challenges for Philippines' spirited Stre Gulf News
Nokia to Cut 4,000 Jobs at 3 Factories The New York Times
Lady Gaga Announces First 'Born This Way Ball' Dates Yahoo Music
Hyundai Spins Off Two Elantra Variants at Chicago Auto Show The New York Times
Hyundai Santa Fe and Sonata honored at Chicago Auto Show The Examiner
Lady Gaga Announces First 'Born This Way Ball' Dat Rollingstone
The 30 hottest men of soccer The Examiner
Facebook sees slowing growth The Tribune San Luis Obispo
Targeting human rights defenders to increase The Examiner
Facebook sees slowing growth The State
Toyota shifts Highlander output to U.S. to fight strong yen Detroit news
Would Women Have Spared Ireland? The New York Times
The Grave Threat of “Homegrown Terrorism” Salon
Novelis Inc's Q3 net dips to USD 12 million The Times Of India
Why is Europe so cold? Al Jazeera
Russia and China: Sabotaging U.N. with vetoes CNN
Chinese Social Media Abuzz Over Fate of Crime-Fighting Polit The New York Times
Gerhard Zeiler to Join Time Warner as President TBS Internat The Hollywood Reporter
Turkey plans international conference on Syria Khaleej Times
'Little hope' for Philippines quake survivors Al Jazeera

Eighty days after it fell into the ocean following the January 1966 midair collision between a nuclear-armed B-52G bomber and a KC-135 refueling tanker over Palomares, Spain, this B28RI nuclear bomb was recovered from 2,850 feet (869 meters) of water and lifted aboard the USS Petrel (note the missing tail fins and badly dented "false nose").

When the U.S. Dropped Dirty Bombs on Spain

GRAND ISLE, La. - A pair of Chinook helicopters depart Coast Guard Station Grand Isle, La., after President Barack Obama addressed the media concerning the ongoing, multi-agency response to the Deepwater Horizon incident, May 28, 2010. Obama stressed that Adm. Thad Allen, national incident commander of the response, has all resources to manage the response at his disposal. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 3rd Patrick Kelley. (891117) ( )

In Iran Dispute, Who’s at Fault?

File - Panmujom, North Korea (July 17, 2008) - Peering out from behind a granite pillar in North Korea, a Democratic People's Republic of Korea guard studies the movements of Sailors from the Ronald Reagan Carrier Strike Group during a tour of the DMZ.

Bush's 'evil' trio holds sway over US decade later

When the U.S. Dropped Dirty Bombs on Spain WorldNews.com
100000 expected to Die at the London 2012 Olympics due to nu Pakalert Press
In Iran Dispute, Who’s at Fault? Middle East Online
Oil near $97 amid signs US economy improving The News & Observer
After years of warning about a nuclear Iran, Israel seems to Star Tribune
Bush's 'evil' trio holds sway over US decade lat Atlanta Journal
Why Not the Abraham Option? WorldNews.com
In The "Real Non-Propaganda World", Does Iran Con GlobalResearch
Destination Persian Gulf? US nuclear sub and destroyer enter Pakalert Press
Al Qaeda weakened, Iran a threat, U.S. intelligence official The Los Angeles Times
Iran keeping option open on nuke weapon: US spy chief Zeenews
Iran keeping option open on nuclear weapon: U.S. spy chief Daily Press
Iran keeping option open on nuclear weapon - U.S. spy chief The Star
Al-Qaida in decline, but US faces a "multiplicity" Star Tribune
Al-Qaida in decline, but US faces a â€œmultiplicityâ€ of li The Washington Post
Fukushima: A Nuclear War without a War: The Unspoken Crisis Pakalert Press
Pentagon: Slower-growing defense budget means Army, Marines Star Tribune
Obama stands firm over Iran nuclear weapons Hong Kong Standard
Obama renews anti-Iran war rhetoric Pakalert Press
State of the Union speech 2012: speech in full The Daily Telegraph

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