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Somalia on the world press.
We collect here for you to see what is the world is saying about Somalia and we would like to make it clear to our
readers not to get confused by the Transitional Federal Government this is the Exile government that the UN and others
created and now they found out it is the most corrupt thing on the planed they will sell their body to get one dollar.
They also call the Somalia people fighting against the Corrupt inapt exile TFG many names like Jihad est, or islamest or
insurgents.
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Minister of TFG in corruption
Abdiraman yarisow has received 500,000 US dollars on his personal name through Dhabshill transfer company from
Somalia to Nairobi. Click here for more
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Somali refugees told to leave Mogadishu airport
Mogadishu's mayor has ordered around 1,000 Somali refugees to move away from the city's main airport, citing security
concerns.Mayor Abdurisaq Mohamed Nor suggested that insurgent group al-Shabab could use refugees' shelters as
cover to launch an attack on the airport.Many of the refugees, who have fled fighting in other parts of the city, are
protesting against the order.Al-Shabab is fighting the weak, UN-backed government.
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History in the making: Healthcare bill cements President Obama's legacy
generation, most Americans will never forget where they were and what they were doing when Pearl Harbor was
bombed, Jack Kennedy was murdered and the twin towers were toppled by madness and hatred.
Though hardly as stark or tragic,except among the most fevered Obama-bashers, Sunday's health
care vote has joined that pantheon of moments frozen in time.
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Sarkozy's UMP party loses in regional elections
President Nicolas Sarkozy's centre-right UMP party has suffered a heavy defeat in French regional elections.
The Socialist-led opposition alliance took about 54% of the vote with the UMP on 36%.
About 51% of voters turned out.Prime Minister Francois Fillon acknowledged
the defeat, admitting the left's "success". A cabinet reshuffle is expected. Click here
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U.S. condemns Ethiopia's warlord for jamming
WASHINGTON (AFP) – The United States condemned Ethiopia's blocking of Voice of America broadcasts, calling the
country's accusations of the US radio service "baseless and inflammatory."Ethiopian Prime Minister
war criminal Meles Zenawi earlier admitted to jamming the US government-funded VOA broadcasts
in Amharic, saying he was prepared to censor the broadcasts because of the service's "destabilizing
propaganda."
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UN Health Alert: Record Levels of Multi-Resistant Tuberculosis
The World Health Organization released a report this week revealing record levels of drug-resistant Tuberculosis, with
Asia as the epicentre of a condition whereby standard drugs no longer have any effect on the disease, which destroys
the lungs. A more shocking statistic revealed by this report is that only seven per cent of patients are diagnosed in time.
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BREAKING NEWS
We are now experiencing and an immense artillery fire from the African troops in Mogadishu for no reason and the artillery
is seen exploding in several parts of the city.
We will keep you informed the latest as we can get it
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EU Hearing on Human Rights and Security in Ogaden
The hearing, whose topic is “Human Rights and Security Situation in Ogaden,” will be opened by Ms Ana Gomes MEP, who
is chairing the event, and Mr. Marino Busdachin,General Secretary of UNPO. Mr. Abdullahi
Mohamed, from African Rights Monitor, and Ms. Xasan Ruqiyo from the Ogaden Communities &
Civil Society Association will be speaking on behalf of Ogaden.There will also be excerpts from
a film, Silent Cry, a grassroots documentary produced by British students, reporting the lives of
Somali refugees from Ogaden. These stories were discovered accidentally when the students,
visiting Nairobi on vacation, met Omar, a taxi driver who shared with them his personal tragic story. The students then went
to the Ifo Refugee Camp, in Northern Kenya, where they interviewed several refugees, including victims of rape and
torture. Click here for more
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DR. C/QAASIM SALAAD XASAN: "Dowladda Soomaaliya iyo kooxaha ka horjeeda waa inay heshiis qaataan,
dadkana ka daayaan xabbada"
Jimco, Mar 19, 2010 (HOL) Madaxweynihii hore ee Soomaaliya Dr. C/qaasim Salaad Xasan ayaa ugu baaqay
Dowladda Soomaaliya iyo kooxaha kasoo horjeeda inay isugu yimaadaan miiska wadahadallada si ay uga shaqeeyaan
nabad lagu soo dabbaalo dalka Soomaaliya.Dr. C/qaasim, wuxuu ka dalbaday dhinacyadan inay
joojiyaan dagaalada ayna ku badalaan nabad iyo wahadal, isagoo sheegay in dadkii ay u
dhammaadeen xabbad, wixii haatan ka dambeeyana aan loo baahnayn in dadka la laayo
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Ciidamada Ururka Ahlu Sunna oo qaab Beeleed loo kala saaray.
waxaa la daabacay Thu 18 Mar 2010 05: 12: 36
Wararka naga soo gaaraya gobolka Galgaduud ayaa sheegaya in qaab beeleed loo kala saaray ciidamada ururka
ahlu Sunna ee gacanta ku haya gobolkaas kadib heshiiskiidowladda KMG ah iyo ururka Ahlu
Sunna.Ilo lagu kalsoon yahay oo ku sugandegmooyinka Cabud waaq iyo Xeraale
ayaa xaqiijiyey in ciidamo katirsanaa ururka Ahlu Sunna oo kasoo jeeda deegaanadaas laga
soo saaray magaalooyinka Guriceel iyo Dhuusamareeb oo ay horay uga howlgalayeen.
Talaabadaan ayaa lasheegay inay ku dhaqaaqeen mas'uuliyiin katirsan ururka Ahlu Sunna oo
kasoo jeeda beelaha dega halkaas kuwaas ka biyo diidan heshiiskii ay magaalada Addis-ababa ku kala saxiixdeen
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CAAC: Over 450 Boeing 737 have potential safety hazards
The Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) on March 15 ordered all domestic airlines to inspect Boeing 737
aircraft due to a potential safety hazard which could lead to loss of airplane control.
It is believed that over 450 of the aircraft could have the problem.The potential safety
hazards are involved with only the 600, 700, 700C, 800, 900 and -900ER models of
the Boeing 737 series, and the emergency airworthiness directive issued by the CAAC
indicates that the safety hazards of the Boeing 737 aircraft are so serious that each
airline must make inspections according to the directive, said the Department of Airworthiness Certification under the
CAAC North China Regional Administration on March 16.Click here for more
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Iran: A Sneak Attack is On!
Experts say that they are being put in place for an assault on Iran’s nuclear facilities. There has long been speculation
that the US military is preparing for such an attack, despite all evidence to the
contrary, that Iran is not planning on manufacturing nuclear weapons."They are gearing up
totally for the destruction of Iran," said Dan Plesch, director of the Centre for International
Studies and Diplomacy at the University of London, co-author of a recent study on U.S.
preparations for an attack on Iran. "U.S. bombers are ready today to destroy 10,000 targets in Iran in a few hours," he
added. Click here for more
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SOMALIA: Without food and unable to bury the dead in Mogadishu
NAIROBI, 15 March 2010 (IRIN) - Five days of fighting in the Somali capital, Mogadishu, have left residents without food,
cut off from their homes and unable to bury their dead, civil society leaders in the city said.
“We cannot go to some of the worst-affected areas and for all we know people may be buried under the rubble of what
used to be their homes,” Asha Sha’ur, a civil society activist, told IRIN. The fighting had displaced hundreds of families,
she added.
In many areas of the city, people were unable to access their homes or even bury their dead. The fighting had also cut off
aid deliveries. click here for more
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Dogs domesticated in Middle East, not Asia
The findings, published in the online edition of the scientific journal Nature, support an archeological record that closely
links the domestication of dogs in the Middle East with the rise of human civilization there, scientists said.
"It's significant because this is where civilization developed, and dogs were part of that," said Robert Wayne, professor of
evolutionary biology at the University of California, Los Angeles, and a senior author of the study.
The region, often referred to as the Fertile Crescent, includes much of modern-day Iraq, Syria, Lebanon and Jordan --
"the same area where domestic cats and many of our livestock originated, and where agriculture first developed," he said.
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The Full UN report on the corrupt TFG
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Bacterial trail may be next forensic clue
Crime scenes may one day make use of germ makeup, which can be traced to individuals. 'There's a rain forest of
bacteria on your skin.'
March 16, 2010|By Amina Khan
Forget fingerprint dusting. Crime-scene drama fans might soon see a new forensic technique debut on their favorite TV
series: hand-germ testing.
According to a study published online Monday, bacteria that live on a person's hands could one day accurately identify
that individual. This could come in handy to track down a criminal who has worn gloves, removed prints and other
personal physical evidence, or touched surfaces such as fabric on which a fingerprint wouldn't show up, Click here
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Somalia's jihad-related chaos and violence
"Efforts to restore peace and security to Somalia are critically undermined by a corrosive war economy that corrupts and
enfeebles State institutions... Commanders and troops alike sell their arms and ammunition - sometimes even to their
enemies. Revenues from Mogadishu port and airport are siphoned off. Some government ministers and members of
parliament abuse their official privileges to engage in large-scale visa fraud, smuggling illegal migrants to Europe and
other destinations, in exchange for hefty payments," states the UN report. click here
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The following report from the UN but they left out that the TFG is alive only because of the African Tanks but
not long. Read on Please, and see the poor justification of failed agenda.
UN: No Side Strong Enough to Stabilize Somalia
The report, compiled by the UN. Monitoring Group on Somalia, was presented to the UN. Security Council Tuesday after
portions were leaked to news organizations last week.
The authors say the Somali transitional government is weakened by corruption "at all levels" and that its soldiers are
mainly loyal to individual government officials or military officers.Click here
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Banana beats anti-HIV drugs
On March 19, a new study to be published in the Journal of Biological Chemistry, scientific journal, concluded that
banana lectins, a naturally occurring chemical, has the ability to stop the transmission and prevention of HIV.This novel
research from the Universityof Michigan Medical School found BanLec"a jacalin-related lectin isolated from the fruitof
bananas, a potential component for an anti-viral microbicide that could be used to prevent the sexual transmission of
HIV-1. BanLec is an effective anti-HIV lectin and is similar in potency to T-20 and maraviroc, two anti-HIV drugs currently
in clinical use." click here for more
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Somalia: US backs puppet government’s planned military offensive
By Brian Smith
The US government is directly responsible for the chaos and insecurity that pervade Somalia, after decades of US
support for warlords and illegitimate governments. Somalia and Yemen—a country on the Arabian Peninsula directly
across the Gulf of Aden from Somalia—are seen by the US as key areas in its efforts to control the strategic Horn of
Africa as it confronts its rivals, such as China, and makes preparations for a possible war with Iran.
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U.N. reports diversion of Somalia aid
United Nations
Much of the food aid intended for Somalia's poor is diverted to corrupt contractors, radical Islamic militants and local U.N.
workers, according to a Security Council report.
The findings, not yet made public, were first reported Tuesday by the New York Times.
A United Nations diplomat, speaking on condition of anonymity because the report has not been released, confirmed that
"a significant diversion" of food delivered by the U.N. food program ends up in the hands of cartels, which then sell it
illegally.
The report blames the problem on improper food distribution, the diplomat said.The Times said the report recommends
that U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon open an independent investigation into the World Food Program's Somalia
operations.
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Somalia: The Hopeless President - Mr. Sharif:
15 Mar 15, 2010 - 8:08:56 AM
If shelling civilians and consorting with the dictator Meles Zenawi is bad enough, Mr. Sharif’s biggest crime to date is the
selling of our continental sea-shelf to President Mwai Kibaki, despite the fact that members of parliament voted
unanimously against this treacherous act. He, in turn, blamed the parliament for intervening in the government’s
fundraising strategies!
In short, the above leadership assessment clearly proves that Mr Sharif lacks the experience, skills and patriotism
needed for the reconciliation and rebuilding of the Somali nation. Those who know Somali history well will acknowledge
that Somali people will never accept any imposed government, engineered from outside, as well as foreign interventions.
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Israel doesn't need to grovel for U.S. forgiveness
By Moshe Arens
Tags: Jerusalem, Israel new
So sorry! Very sorry! Very, very sorry! We apologize! This will never happen again! The prime minister, cabinet
members and senior bureaucrats repeated this over and over again last week in an attempt to set right what seemed to
them to have been a major blunder, one they thought had spoiled what should have been a dramatic goodwill visit by the
vice president of the United States, Joe Biden. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu might have been humming "I'm just a
soul whose intentions are good, Oh Lord, please don't let me be misunderstood," while he sat waiting for the arrival of
Biden, who vented his anger over what he considered an insult by being deliberately late for dinner. Click
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Fighting in central region
A tense situation between two rival Somali clan militias has increased at Amara and Ba'adweyn villages in Mudug region,
just as yesterday's death toll rose to 20, witnesses said on Sunday.
Reports from the region say that the bodies of more people who killed on Saturday were found in the areas as the bitter
clash between the two clan militias continued at the Amara and Ba'adweyn villages in Mudug region in north Somalia.
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UN
On March 12, 2010, the UN web site quietly added the notation that the "Memorandum of Understanding" about the filing,
pushed by Nairobi based UN envoy Ahmedou Ould Abdallah and funded by oil drilling Norway, "has been rejected by the
Parliament of the Transitional Federal Government Somalia, and is to be hence treated as non-actionable."click for more
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For Cooler Chips, Follow the Grooves
By HENRY FOUNTAIN
Published: March 15, 2010
For electronics engineers who want to make faster chips, heat is a big hurdle. More calculations mean more electrons
moving through semiconductor material, which generates more heat.
Enlarge This Image J. Adam Fenster/University of Rochester
Researchers at the Institute of Optics at the University of Rochester have tested a strategy for moving water and
coolants on silicon chips.
Too much heat makes a chip unstable. So manufacturers use heat sinks or coolers and fans to keep chips at safe
operating temperatures. But what if water or other liquid could be circulated on the silicon itself? That might make for
better cooling, and faster chips. click here
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HELSINGIN SANOMAT
Monday, March 15, 2010
According to a survey commissioned by Helsingin Sanomat and conducted by Suomen Gallup, nearly 60 per cent of
Finns now feel that Finland should not increase the number of immigrants.
Some three years ago, only 36 per cent of Finns were critical about additional immigrants.
The number of those Finns who are ready to welcome more immigrants has come down by as many as 20 percentage
points compared with the corresponding figure in 2007.click for more
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