MOSCOW, - The Russian military has denied the existence of a new-generation main battle tank (MBT) based on T-80 design and featuring explosive reactive armor and a box-shaped turret.

The Russian media has recently resumed discussion of the secret tank, dubbed Black Eagle, which was developed by the Omsk Transmash design bureau and whose pictures were shown in several publications and on the Internet.

" Yes. (Her explanation was simpler than the one I would have given: "I'm a cultural Jew who's never been to a temple and then I practiced Buddhism for twenty years, but that left out the God part. And then I became a conservative and now I have all these beautiful Christians in my life, so I decided to attend a mass, and the Berkeley Episcopalians didn't want me, so here I am.")"

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Robin is a psychotherapist and a recovering liberal in Berkeley.

That will make them a "non-person" under the law, which means they can be arrested without charges, tortured, and "disappeared." Congress and the media remain silent.

12-21-09

Anyone who is arbitrarily declared a "suspected enemy combatant" by the president or his designated minions is no longer a "person."

on what states and the people can do about a tyrannical federal government. Very important information.

Tao Xiangli, a 34-year-old amateur inventor from China, spent two years building a fully-functional homemade submarine.

Tao is not the first person to build a homemade submarine, but that doesn’t make his achievement any less impressive. Especially since he did it using oil barrels and tools purchased from a second-hand market.

After two years of hard work and testing, on September 3, young Tao Xiangli presented his invention to the world and took it for a test dive in a lake just outside Beijing. His homemade submarine features a periscope, electric motors, a manometer, two propellers, depth-control tanks and it only cost $4,385 to make.

Obama signs executive order granting INTERPOL (an international police agency) immunity from American laws. Now they can commit any crime with full protection of the federal government.

Ref: EO12971 - Ref: EO13524

Major Chilean copper mines go on strike

Business News
Posted: 05 January 2010 1322 hrs

Workers at Chile's Chuquicamata copper mine wait during a general assembly at the start of a strike in Calama.

SANTIAGO: Workers at two mines owned by Chile's Codelco company, the world's biggest copper mining concern, went on strike on Monday demanding higher pay and better work benefits. Both mines belong to Codelco, the state-owned National Copper Corporation of Chile, which produces around 1.6 million tonnes of copper per year and employs around 5,600 workers.

See this video and compare to what you have known and thought!!!