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| Actually I'm pretty sure it's "Islamic Rage Boy" from Kashmir. |
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| This threat risks the entire peace process. 'PKK's Karayılan threatens to pull out of settlement process' |
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| I think we've found the next Avacarr. CC |
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| Photo: Egypt's Brotherhood appointed Gama'a Islamiya governor of Luxor welcomes you to visit |
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| cc MT : that's John Lithgow sitting in my chair reading a poem. Take that '-) |
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| yeah they did a nice report on how Turkish media turned a blind eye to protests, including CNN Turk |
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| About a week ago in a report on Turkish coverage they did briefly but honestly address the issue, saying CNN Turk is licensed |
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| Has CNN corporate or its newsroom said anything publicly about the controversies surrounding CNN Turk as of late? |
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| Crisis of Turkey is not 'religion' and 'secularism' or 'human rights' but that of modernity: modern state, modern society, modern politics |
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| RT : Nina Totenberg Answers Your Supreme Court Questions |
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| It's definitely the grimmest assessment I've read of so far. |
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| Senior U.S. official: U.S.-Taliban talks likely in the “next few days” |
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| Humour from the protests. One of my favourite ones. "Enough I'm calling the cops!" ahah. |
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| So three Jordanians walk into a bar. The king removes the Prime Minister & dissolves the parliament. That's how all stories finish in Jordan |
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| Ooh, this should be good. RT : Here is the link for the AMA I'm doing at 4pm ET: |
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| needs to get this: isn't the point. If they get past it (I hope they do, for Egypt's sake), they still have 3 years to get thru. |
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| Which part worries you more: "signs of state disintegration" or "one mad or ill-intentioned man" along the Israeli border? |
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| Have you *tried* reading Umberto Eco? LOL |
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| 'Another scenario includes considerable bloodshed and "signs of state disintegration."' |
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