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Clones' offspring may be in food supply: FDA These greedy people are constantly testing the limits and tolerance of nature. We have seen all the pollution caused by the free market, a market without a conscience. Cloning animals is nearly brand new. They don't know what their doing. They're... ...

In a letter to Senator Barack Obama from Tura Prison near Cairo, former MP and political prisoner Ayman Nour calls on the Senator to “…lead the world towards real freedom and justice,” and reach out to reformers in Egypt and the Middle East.

Ladies, this is for you. Sorry gents, unless you are feeling particularly girlie, you might want to skip this one. What Greek Goddess are you? N.S. Gill’s Ancient History Blog brings you this fun little quiz to determine which one you most resemble. I’m Athena by the way, a pleasant surprise.

This Monday June 30, 2008 file photo shows Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe leaving the eleventh ordinary session of the assembly of the African Union heads of State and government in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt. Robert Mugabe’s brazen power grab in Zimbabwe’s election saga has left cracks in one of African leaders’ unspoken rules: Never turn on one of your own.

Very interesting read about Dictatorships in Africa and their relationship to the United States! Wednesday, 09 July 2008 African Dictatorships and Double-Standards Stephen Zunes This article originally appeared in Foreign Policy In Focus “U.S.

Prove it, neocon liars. Prove any of it. Prove all of it! 110th CONGRESS 2d Session H. CON. RES. 362 Expressing the sense of Congress regarding the threat posed to international peace, stability in the Middle East, and the vital national security interests of the United States by Iran's pursuit of...

African summit troubles Comments (14) Posted by: Daniel Wallis Tags: AU and Zimbabwe, Africa Blog, Africa, African, African Union, aid, ANC, Egypt, election, Ethiopia, hosni mubarak, Mugabe, Sharm, UN, Zimbabwe

On Fox News Sunday today, Weekly Standard editor Bill Kristol implied that President Bush is more likely to attack Iran before leaving office if he believes Sen. Barack Obama is going to win the election because he is confident that Sen. John McCain will continue his Iran policy for a third term.

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Reproductive Health Politics ... There is a stark contrast between Barack Obama and John McCain on reproductive health issues which should mean we will have a healthy debate on the range of RH issues throughout the Fall campaign.