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Marxist gangsters are out again to take the lives of common, innocent people and voters in West Bengal. Well-armed with illegal Chinese weapons, these murderers only prove that there is no more safe place in this world, even at daytime. Some sources say that most communists in India take their orders to kill from China.
The artillery clash between the CPI-M and Congress has been going on to a point that it has taken more than 30 lives and 800 + civilians injured. It is unfortunate that the common people are caught between the dispute between the hooligans of the Communists and the Congress party and are the ones who have to pay with their lives.

The Murshidabad district alone accounted for 28 lives, by bomb attacks between Congress and CPI-M Supporters on Sunday.

As in everything in this world, there are two sides to a story. Two different opinions, views, yet only one truth. Possibly, there could be some truth in both views, however, it is the one that is the lesser evil that we believe in.

On US news, and the world of politics, Sen. Barack Obama has been recognized to be one abiding citizen, a Christian family man, with very high regard to law and responsibility. However, once you enter the web pages of the internet, you are faced with a whole new look on him. He is said to be someone who is a gay Muslim-hater and someone who refuses to abide by the law. Which part do you believe?

Last time, we reported that Hillary Clinton would “obliterate” Iran if it attacked Israel with nuclear missiles. Most were wondering how Obama would use this in his campaign and how Iran would react top such comments.

Obama minces no words and compares her to a Republican President:

“It’s not the language we need right now, and I think it’s language reflective of George Bush. We have had a foreign policy of bluster and saber rattling and tough talk and in the meantime have made a series strategic decisions that have actually strengthened Iran.”

Is George Bush a boogey man now?

Iran strongly condemned Clinton’s comments, calling her comments as “provocative, unwarranted and irresponsible” and “a flagrant violation” of the U.N. Charter.

Only time will tell whether Clinton said the right thing or not.

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Admiral Michael Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff , accused Iran that it has been supporting Iraqi insurgents in Basra. Thus, violating the Iranian promises of reducing support for terrorism both in Iraq and Afghanistan.

“The Iranian government pledged to halt such activities some months ago. It’s plainly obvious they have not. Indeed, they seem to have gone the other way,” he said. “In these last couple years, you know, that tensions continue to rise, Iran does not respond, and in fact they seem to be ratcheting it up in terms of their support for terrorism.”

He also went on to say that besides giving financial and weapon aid to Iraqi insurgents, Iran also trains them as well.

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I wonder how Iran will react to this? According to the aspiring Democratic Presidential Candidate, Hillary Clinton, she is willing to totally obliterate Iran if it ever uses nuclear missiles against Israel.

The statement was mentioned during an interview with a morning TV Show.

“We should be looking to create an umbrella of deterrence that goes much further than just Israel. Of course I would make it clear to the Iranians that an attack on Israel would incur massive retaliation from the United States. But I would do the same with other countries in the region … . You can’t go to the Saudis or the Kuwaitis or UAE and others who have a legitimate concern about Iran and say, well, don’t acquire these weapons to defend yourself unless you’re also willing to say we will provide a deterrent backup.”

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Since his last comments on Pennsylvanians, Obama has been attacked by both Hillary Clinton and John McCain. Although he expected it from McCain, he was surprised that Clinton got on it as well.

“I expected this out of John McCain,” Obama said. “But I’ve got to say, I’m a little disappointed when I start hearing the exact same talking points coming out of my Democratic colleague Hillary Clinton. She knows better.”

So what did Hillary have to say about it? She said that Obama’s remarks were “elitist, out of touch and frankly, patronizing.” McCain mirrored the same sentiments as well.

Obama then went on the offensive against Clinton by mocking her support for gun rights and at one point saying, “Shame on her.” He also mentioned that his comments earlier were “subject to be twisted,” but added, “It sounds like some politics being played.”

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Obama may pay for his comments about Pennsylvanians. 

On a recorded speech in San Francisco, Sen. Obama commented the following regarding people from Pennsylvania: 

“You go into some of these small towns in Pennsylvania, and like a lot of small towns in the Midwest, the jobs have been gone now for 25 years and nothing’s replaced them. … So it’s not surprising then that they get bitter, they cling to guns or religion or antipathy to people who aren’t like them or anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment as a way to explain their frustrations.”

This may even further alienate blue-collar voters and affect his campaign to be the Democratic Candidate for the Presidency. How will Clinton and McCain react? No doubt, these two will jump on this issue like a wolf jumps on a sleeping sheep.

Here’s the transcribed and recorded speech. 

As Zimbabwe waits for the official result of the Presidential Vote, Time was able to secure an interview with the Presidential Candidate, Morgan Tsvangirai. His party, Movement for Democratic Change (M.D.C.), says he has won with a 50.3% vote. Mugabe’s party, Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front (Zanu-PF), expectedly demanded for a recount. 

Below are just some of the highlights in the interview: 

Time: What lies in the future for Zimbabwe?
Tsvangirai: We’ll manage to get Mugabe out. Mugabe is being deserted. No one wants to touch Mugabe in the region now. Eventually, we will ease him out. After that, we need to set the country in a new direction, giving people freedom, dignity and opportunity. Zimbabwe has potential. With all our resources, mineral and human, we are well positioned to be a prosperous country. 

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Russian President Vladimir Putin flexes his muscle over the missile defense program and the inclusion of two ex-Soviet states into NATO as he hosts U.S. President George Bush and First Lady, Laura Bush.

Initially we reported that Bush may have a possibility in installing a missile interceptor in Poland, but Putin did not agree to this. He requested that Russia be able to inspect, monitor, and have equal access to both facilities in Poland and the Czech Republic. He also suggested that systems operations be run from Moscow instead of the U.S. Unfortunately Bush did not agree to this as it would violate the sovereignty of both countries.

The dinner ended well, but talks will continue.

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Bush scores a big victory in the NATO meeting last April 3. He was able to secure approval from the Czech Replublic to install U.S. radar systems in its territory. The systems will be linked to interceptor missiles in Poland.

Although the latter has yet to agreed to the plan, NATO’s support might force the hands of the Russians to go ahead with it despite their resistance to the proposal. The Russians see it as a threat that a U.S. installation be so near their motherland.

Both U.S. President Bush and Russian President Putin will be meeting on Sunday to discuss the missile defense system as well as the inclusion of ex-Soviet states Ukraine or Georgia into NATO.

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