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Villagers carry what's left from their collapsed houses after heavy flooding in Dera Ismail Khan, Pakistan, on Sunday. (Ishtiaq Mahsud/Associated Press)

August 1, 2010 : By CBC News: The number of people killed in flooding in northwest Pakistan has risen to more than 1,100, officials said Sunday.

Monsoon rains caused the worst floods on record in Khyber-Pakhtoonkhwa province in the past week, washing away villages, roads and bridges.

Pakistani army spokesman Maj.-Gen. Attar Abbas said the full scale of the devastation is still not clear and the death toll is expected to increase.

"Aerial monitoring is being conducted and it has shown that whole villages have washed away, animals have drowned and grain storages have washed away," said Latifur Rehman, spokesman for the Provincial Disaster Management Authority. "The destruction is massive."

The UN estimates about one million people are affected by the flooding, while 27,000 remain trapped by the water.

Almost 700 people have drowned in the Peshawar valley, which includes the districts of Nowshera and Charsada, and 115 others are still missing, a local official said.

The districts of Swat and Shangla have also been hit hard and have suffered more than 400 deaths, said Mujahid Khan, the head of rescue services for the Edhi Foundation, a private charity.

Residents of Swat were still trying to recover from a major battle between the army and the Taliban last spring that caused widespread destruction and drove some two million people from their homes. About one million of those were still displaced.

In Swat alone, the floods have destroyed more than 14,600 houses and 22 schools.

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Retrospective: Heritage News and Events

Just because the summer's ending doesn't mean the fun has to! Make the most of your last month of summer at Billings Estate, Pinhey's Point and Cumberland Heritage Village during these exciting programs and events.

Billings Estate National Historic Site

Savouring Sunday

Every Sunday afternoon between noon and 2 p.m., discover the sweetest and most savoury aspect of pioneer life. Participants will learn food preparation skills based on heritage techniques and see how they have been adapted to modern times. Topics include pickling, jelly making, edible ornaments, brewing beer, and open hearth cooking.
Cost is $10 per person.

Bug Hunt

Are you buzzing with curiosity about the world around you? Every Sunday and Wednesday from 2 to 4 p.m., kids can learn about different insects and why they're important. Games, crafts and activities � along with some good old bug hunting � will entertain and educate kids even after they've left the museum!
Cost is $6 per child.

Cultivating the Past

Grab your watering can and let's get growing! Every Friday from 1:30 to 3 p.m., participants ages 4 and up can help tend the Billings' veggie garden. Learn how to plant seeds, manage weeds, and nurture your seedlings into full-grown, delicious vegetables before taking home the fruits of your labour!
Cost is $6 per person and advance registration is required.

Campfire and Storytelling

Gather 'round the fire for tales from Ottawa's past every Friday night from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Roast marshmallows and hot dogs and join the Ottawa Storytellers as they bring myths, legends and folktales to life.
Cost is $6 per person, $10 per pair or $15 per family.

Pinhey's Point Historic Site

Heritage Trades

Ever wonder how pioneers made tools and fabric? Come and meet heritage tradesmen and women on Sunday, August 1 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. to find out! Try your hand at trades from the past with workshops, activities and demonstrations showcasing blacksmithing, carpentry, lace making and more.
Admission is $6 per person, $10 per pair or $15 per family.

Blast from the Past - Museum Day Camp

Looking for a camp that will put you in touch with nature? This exciting day camp will allow campers to explore a variety of themes, from pioneer life to the natural world. Kids will also discover the importance and history of the Ottawa River through fun games, crafts and activities. Space is limited, so hurry and register in advance. The camp runs from Tuesday, August 3 to Friday, August 6.
Cost is $140 per child and advance registration is required.

Junior Archaeologists Club

Indiana Jones had to get his start somewhere! Dig up some history this summer as a junior archaeologist every Saturday afternoon from 1 to 3 p.m. Budding young explorers can learn how to dig, date and display the heritage artifacts they find on site.
Cost is $6 per person or $15 per family and requires advance registration.

Green Thumb Club

Go green and get a little dirty this summer while you plant a garden and watch it grow! Every Sunday from 1 to 3 p.m., kids aged seven to 10 can learn something new and have a ton of fun. Watering, weeding and flower arranging are just some of the skills they'll take home, as well as how to make a scarecrow to keep the pests away.
Cost is $6 per person or $15 per family.

Campfire and Storytelling

Gather 'round the campfire and listen to tales from Ottawa's past on Saturday, August 28 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Roast marshmallows and hot dogs and join the Ottawa Storytellers as they bring myths, legends, and folktales to life. Bring a blanket or chair and get comfy.
Cost is $6 per person or $15 per family.

Cumberland Heritage Village Museum

Back to Basics Children's Workshop: Friendly Farm Animals

Have some fun on the farm on Saturday, August 7 from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Kids aged five to nine can learn what life is like for a rural farmer in Ottawa, and discover the important role that farm animals play in the food and products we enjoy every day. With the help of real farmers, learn how to feed and care for animals and make some crafts inspired by your favourite barnyard buddies.
Cost is $4 per child. Advance registration required.

Back to Basics Children's Workshop: Telegraphy and Trains

Want to find out how people kept in touch before text messaging? Head back in history at the Cumberland Heritage Village Museum on Saturday, August 14 to a time where e-mailing, instant messaging and texting didn't exist. Kids can learn about some of the traditional ways of communicating and try their hand at using the telegraphy equipment to see which is faster - sending a telegraph or a text message! The fun takes place from 10 a.m. to noon. Ages seven to 12.
Cost is $5 per child. Advance registration required.

Back to Basics Children's Workshop: Radio and Communication

All signals point to this new radio and communication workshop! The invention of the radio was monumental in communicating long distances, broadcasting news, and providing entertainment. Cumberland villagers listened daily at home and at work. Children will learn about the history of the radio in this workshop, and have an opportunity to put on a play. Saturday, August 21, from 10 a.m. to noon. For ages seven to 12.
Cost is $5 per child. Advance registration is required.

Back to Basics Children's Workshop: Rural Resourcefulness

The greatest rock stars practice the three R's! The environment needs protection from harmful substances, like pollution and waste. When you reduce, reuse and recycle you help clean the environment and make it a liveable space. People in the 1920s and 30s were resourceful and you can be too! Learn how their green lifestyles can be applied today. Children will also learn about composting and create a toy from recycled objects. Saturday, August 28 from 10 to 11:30 a.m. For children ages five to nine.
Cost is $5 per child. Advance registration required.

Traditional Dance

Want to dance, sing and feel the beat? On Sunday, August 8, you can get in the groove and show off your moves at the museum when it showcases traditional dance styles from local cultural groups. Don't let having two left feet stop you! Come by to simply enjoy the performances, or to explore the museum's new Discovery Zone. The good times will be shaking from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Admission is $7 for adults, $5 for students and seniors or $18 for the whole family.

Animals in Art

Do you have a passion for painting? From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday, August 22, amateur artists are invited to bring their canvases and brushes to the museum to display their talent and get creative. Let the beautiful sights and sounds of the heritage village inspire you, and take the opportunity to chat with other aspiring artists. Masterpieces will be created and prizes will be awarded at this incredible day of art and fun.
Admission is $7 for adults, $5 for students and seniors or $18 for the whole family.

Series for Adults: Preserves

In the past, as summer wound down, rural families would spend their days not at the beach, but busily preparing for the winter instead. Learn the valuable art of preserving garden vegetables, and then apply it to your preserving endeavours at home. The workshop takes place Saturday, August 28 and is open to participants 14 years and up.
Cost is $5 per person and advance registration is required.

Volunteering with Heritage

The City of Ottawa's heritage programs thrive on the efforts of volunteers and are always welcoming newcomers. At Billings Estate National Historic Site, Pinhey's Point Historic Site, and Cumberland Heritage Village Museum, volunteers assist in almost every museum activity. To volunteer, contact Daniele Hamonic at 613-580-2424, ext. 19042 or daniele.hamonic@ottawa.ca. Visit ottawa.ca/volunteering for more information.

Check out your local museum!

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Billings Estate National Historic Site
Open Wednesday to Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Closed on Monday and Tuesday, except by appointment.
Admission is $6 per adults, $5 per senior, $3.50 per child, $15 per family. Children under 5 are admitted free.
Located at 2100 Cabot Street, Ottawa.
Call 613-247-4830 for more information.

Cumberland Heritage Village Museum
Open Wednesday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Admission is $7 per adult, $5 per senior/student, $18 per family. $35 for a season family pass.
Located at 2940 Old Montreal Road, Cumberland.
Call 613-833-3059 for more information.

Pinhey's Point Historic Site
Open Wednesday to Friday from noon to 5 p.m., and on weekends 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Admission by donation. Special fees may apply to some activities and programs.
Located at 270 Pinhey's Point Road, Dunrobin.
Call 613-832-4347 for more information.

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الجنس موجود بين ابناء البشر والعالم الخفي اي الملائكة والجن. يحدث هذا في الاحلام الطبيعية, وكذلك في الاحلام المختلقة سواء أكانت روحانية ام استنساخية, فعلماء الاديان واصحاب الطاقات الخارقة بإمكانهم مناداة الارواح وارسالها عبر الاثير للشخص المستهدف في منامه, وتستخدم هذه الطرق في الكنائس الكاثولوكية وكذلك في المعابد البوذية للتنفيس الجنسي للخوارنة والرهبان وغيرهم بهدف نقلهم الى عالم النقاء والصفاء أو ما اشبه ذلك, هذه الاساليب والطرق كذلك يستخدمها رجال المخابرات وعلماء النفس لإيجاد دلائل وبراهين للجرائم الصعبة أو في التحقيقات مع المساجين لانتزاع اعترافات, أو كذلك كوسيلة ترهيب وترغيب من اجل الانخراط في الاعمال التجسسية, تستخدم هذه الطرق في الابحاث العلمية لمنافع البشر أو الاضرار بهم. الجنس في العالم الخفي: بين الجن والجن, والجن والملائكة, والملائكة والملائكة, والجن والبشر, والملائكة والبشر, لمن ليس له علم أو خبرة في الميتافيزقيا صعب التمييز بين نوع تلك العلاقات من الناحية النوعية أو الكمية, وتخضع تلك العلاقات الخفية لمبادئ الاحتمالات والافترضات و التكهنات.



حرمان الجنس على الرهبان والراهبات كان ومازال سبباً لأقترافهم للعديد من الجرائم سوى كانت في الماضي أو في وقتنا الحاضر بسبب حرمانهم من نعمة الجنس وكذلك من الامومة ومن الطفولة.

لذا أرى أن الغاء تحريم الجنس المفروض على رجال الدين المسيحي والبوذي واجب مقدس والغاءه هو الواجب المقدس الاهم وتحريمه ما هو الاعمل شيطاني لا يمت لله الرب والخالق بأي صلة.


وعلى الساميين كذلك وغيرهم من الاغيار والاطهار أن يتقشفوا في مسألة الجنس, وعلى الساميين بوجه الخصوص أن يعترفوا بأن لكل جنس بشري أنبياء وملائكة ومجددين من الذكور والاناث, كما يجب عليهم عدم كره أو تحقير الحيوانات على سبيل المثل الخنازير والحمير, أو بأن لا تكون سبباَ لصراعات دائمة بسبب اعتبارها رمزاً مقدسا,على سبيل المثال البقر كما يجب عليهم احترام حقوق الموتى والمقابر وعدم احتكارها فقط لأصحاب النفوذ والمال أو لشعب الله المختار والمحتار.


وعلى رجال الدين ان يعيدوا تفسيرالكتب المقدسة وتحديث السير النبوية التي لوثت بسبب مصالح المنافقين والحكام من اجل رغباتهم ونزعاتهم ذات الطابع اللانساني.


وعليهم أن لا يتبنوا أو يشجعوا الزواج الجماعي بغرض تحطيم وتدمير قيم الانسان الخاصة والمثالية لغرض تحقيره واستغلاله لأعمال غير أخلاقية .



وعلى الحكومات التى تتبنا الزواج المثلي وتستثمره سياسياً واجتماعياً لأغراض لا تخدم أبناء البشرية وتعمل على تدمير القيم الاخلاقية أن تعمل على مراجعة سياستها وأن توجه رجال المؤسسات الدينية لأعادة تأهيلهم عوضاً عن استثمارها في الارهاب وتجارة المخدرات أو في الجرائم المنظمة على سبيل المثال الاتجار في الاعضاء البشرية والخطف والقتل. كما يجب على المؤسسات الدينية ان تحدث في هيكلها الادارية والتعليمية ومنها الكادر البشري.


واوصي الاحزاب السياسية بعدم ترشيح ممثل لها لانتخابات رئاسة الوزراء الا لمن منحوا لقب السير حفاظاً على النزاهة والسياة والاستقلالية.

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Wildfires devouring B.C. forests

An evacuation order remains in place at Bonaparte Lake. (B.C. Forest Service)

A campfire ban continues across most of British Columbia as wildfires ignited by lightning earlier in the week devour tinder-dry forests.


CBC News : July 31, 2010 : A campfire ban continues across most of British Columbia as wildfires ignited by lightning earlier in the week devour tinder-dry forests.

As of Saturday, 318 forest fires were burning across the province, while residents were under evacuation order or alert in six areas in the Kamloops area and the Cariboo region.

Upward of 1,000 firefighters are on the front lines across B.C., battling hundreds of wildfires in conditions that could still spark more. Air tankers, helicopters and heavy machinery are supporting ground crews, with the largest of the fires stretching 25 square kilometres.

"We have lots of priority fires but ones that are affecting residents - life and property - are the ones we consider priorities always," said fire information officer Kim Steinbart at the Kamloops Provincial Co-ordination Centre.

Lightning strikes and gusty winds are constant threats to cause current fires to grow or to start new blazes, she said.

Toasting marshmallows around a campfire in B.C. could cost campers $345 each, officials warn. (Jim Mone/Associated Press)

"One of the biggest challenges we're facing right now is a lot of smoke, so it's reducing visibility [and] in some cases can make it more difficult for aircraft and crews on the ground," she said.

In the Cariboo, crews managed to contain 15 per cent of the 1.8-square-kilometre Dog Creek fire, 40 kilometres south of Williams Lake. That blaze has forced 30 more people out and put another 100 on evacuation alert.

"We're pleased with the progress we've made there," said fire information officer Grace Pickell at the Cariboo fire centre.

About 90 residents remain under evacuation alert in the rugged Yalakom Valley near Lillooet, where 125 firefighters have kept busy at the 12-square-kilometre Jade wildfire for more than a week.

Other crews had by Saturday fully contained a 53-hectare blaze in Barnhartvale, near Kamloops, where 40 firefighters are patrolling and mopping up hot spots.

Eight ranches northwest of Quesnel were evacuated Friday night because of three fires burning in the area around Pelican Lake. They cover an area estimated to be 2,500 hectares, and the evacuation order remains in effect.

In Vancouver, the city's board of parks and recreation on Saturday elevated the fire hazard rating from "high" to "extreme."

Other precautions also came into effect, including a ban on smoking in parks or on trails, a ban on the use of charcoal or wood-burning barbecues and the recommendation to stay on trails.

A campfire ban extends across about 70 per cent of the province, with violators facing fines from $345 to $1 million and up to three years behind bars.

In other wildfire news, the provincial government says:

  • Highway 37, 82 kilometres south of the Yukon border, remains closed due to wildfire activity. Visit DriveBC.ca for updates.
  • A wildfire smoke advisory has been issued for Williams Lake.
  • The evacuation alert for the western half of Bonaparte Lake has been rescinded. An evacuation order remains in effect for the eastern half.

Four evacuation orders remain in place:

  • Pelican Lake, 75 km west of Quesnel. For more information contact the Cariboo Regional District at 250-392-4283.
  • Dog Creek Indian Reserve #2, 40 km south of Williams Lake. Residents can call the Cariboo Regional District at 250-392-4283.
  • Riske Creek Military Base, 50 km southeast of Williams Lake. Residents can call the Cariboo Regional District at 250-392-4283.
  • The eastern half of Bonaparte Lake, within a 1.6-km radius of the lake. Residents can call the Thompson Nicola Regional District at 1-866-377-7188.

Evacuation alerts remain in place in:

  • Dog Creek Indian Reserve No. 1, 40 km south of Williams Lake.
  • Tatuk Lake, 55 km south of Vanderhoof.
  • Bayliff Road near Alexis Creek.
  • Jade Mine Road, Yalakom Valley, near Lillooet.
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Last Updated: Saturday, July 31, 2010 | 5:59 PM ET : CBC NEWS: Ontario’s new zero blood-alcohol level policy for young drivers takes effect at midnight Saturday.

Starting Aug. 1, novice drivers aged 21 and under will be subject to strict penalties if found with any alcohol in their systems, including an immediate 24-hour suspension of their licence, an extended 30-day suspension and up to $500 in fines.

The province announced the change this month in a bid to curb alcohol-related incidents.

"Young drivers between the ages of 19 and 21 are most at risk," Transportation Minister Kathleen Wynne said in a statement. "We are doing what we can to keep them safe."

'There’s been too much bloodshed, too many injuries, too much death.'—Sgt. Tim Burrows, Toronto police

Drivers holding G1 and G2 permits in the graduated licensing system are already subject to a zero-alcohol restriction, but the introduction of a new class of novice driver is a change.

Police are advising young drivers to plan ahead if they plan to go out this long weekend.

"If they leave home tonight to go to a bar, they're perfectly legal," Sgt. Tim Burrows of Toronto police told CBC News. "But if they drink while they're at that bar, and at 12:01 [a.m.] they have any alcohol in their system, they'll be breaking the law."

The Ontario Ministry of Transportation says drivers between 19 and 21 are nearly 1½ times more likely to be involved in fatal drinking-and-driving accidents as any other age group. In the last decade, 235 drivers under 21 have been killed in alcohol-related collisions in the province.

"There’s been too much bloodshed, too many injuries, too much death," Burrows said. "Any amount of alcohol is too much when you’re driving a car."




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It's been a good time to be a Chicago Blackhawks fan. The renaissance of the franchise culminated in a Stanley Cup championship in June and despite being cap-strapped and having to say goodbye to some beloved players, there's still a good core on the roster for fans to expect Chicago to compete over the next several years.

Even with all the success on the ice and in the community, the business side of the Blackhawks is still slowly, make that very slowly, rebounding from the disastrous days of "Dollar" Bill Wirtz.

Melissa Harris of the Chicago Tribune has a fascinating read Friday about the business side of the Blackhawks. In the article, she details how ticket prices will jump 20 percent next season and move Chicago from second-cheapest in the NHL to top 10 most expensive. She also points out how a Stanley Cup, a sold out United Center and a fan base eating up as much Blackhawks merchandise as possible still hasn't stopped the franchise from losing money.

In fact, the Blackhawks ran out of cash last season. Several times.

"In a follow-up interview this week, Wirtz said that the Blackhawks ran out of cash several times last season. Each time, he received a memo, known as an internal capital call, in which the team requested money from Wirtz Corp., the Blackhawks' parent company, to cover operating expenses. And at the end of the season, Wirtz said he double-checked that the playoffs did not cover those losses; the franchise remained in the red, the team's accountant told him.

"We have multiple businesses and obviously we want every one to stand on its own," Wirtz said. "And what you don't want to do is manage one business from the profit of the other one."

But Wirtz pledged he would never revert to the penny-pinching ways of his father."

There's definitely no penny-pinching going on. Among those set to receive Stanley Cup rings next season include the team's interns. Expect to see some on eBay to help pay off college loans this fall.

The hole that Chicago was in before Bill Wirtz passed away in 2007 was deep. Wirtz told the Toronto Star that between 1997 and 2007 he lost $191 million, and $31 million during the 2006-07 season. Guess that idea of "not putting games on television" plan wasn't such a good one after all.

Even with two straight playoff runs, the revenue generated still wasn't enough and the Blackhawks continued losing money, but according to Rocky Wirtz, it's getting less and less. A Stanley Cup championship and the monstrous revenue that it brings in certainly helps put a small dent in their losses.

Revenue sharing is something that's hurt the Blackhawks. As Harris notes, regular season ticket revenue is Chicago's to keep, but for playoff games, the team has to give the NHL at least 50 percent of what a regular-season sellout would bring in, thus the need to raise prices come April.

Because the Blackhawks are privately owned, financial records cannot be accessed so it's unknown exactly how much the losses were, but Wirtz told Harris with the success of the team now, getting out of the red and into the black is a goal that can be reached and the franchise is closer to getting it's head above water.

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Villagers move to safety from a flooded village near Nowshera, in Pakistan's Khyber-Pakhtoonkhwa province, on Thursday. (Mohammad Sajjad/Associated Press)

Massive flooding in Pakistan has killed at least 430 people as monsoon rains continue to bloat rivers, submerge villages and trigger landslides, according to rescue and government officials.

At least 291 people have died in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province, in the country's northwest, since Wednesday, said Mujahid Khan of the Edhi Foundation, a privately run rescue service that operates morgues and ambulances across the South Asian country.

Provincial officials called the flooding the worst in 90 years.

Residents and shopkeepers wade through a flooded street with their belongings after heavy rains in Peshawar, in northwest Pakistan, on Thursday. (Fayaz Aziz/Reuters)

Pakistan's poor infrastructure has been unable to stand up to the terrible weather.

Under-equipped rescue workers have struggled to reach up to 400,000 stranded villagers, while the highway connecting Peshawar to the capital city Islamabad had to be shut down.

There are also only 48 boats available for rescue.

Pakistani TV showed striking images of people clinging to fences and other stationary items as water at times gushed over their heads.

In Pakistani-controlled Kashmir, at least 22 people had been confirmed dead as of Thursday evening, the area's prime minister, Sardar Attique Khan, told reporters.

The death toll from the deluge was expected to rise because many people were still missing. Poor weather this week also may have been a factor in Wednesday's Airblue plane crash that killed 152 people in Islamabad.

In the Swat Valley, residents were forced to trudge through knee-deep water in some streets.

A newly constructed part of a dam in the Charsadda district collapsed, while the UN said it had reports of 5,000 homes underwater in that area.

Pakistan's poorest residents are often the ones living in flood-prone areas because they can't afford safer land.




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A woman works at a production line at the Hanwang manufacture plant in July. The country supplanted Japan as the world's second-largest economy recently. (Jason Lee/Reuters)

China has overtaken Japan to become the second-largest economy in the world, a senior Chinese official says.

CBC News : July 30, 2010 : China has overtaken Japan to become the second-largest economy in the world, a senior Chinese official said Friday.

"China, in fact, is now already the world's second-largest economy," China's currency regulator, Yi Gang, said in an interview posted on the agency's website.

Estimates from the IMF, World Bank and independent economists predict China will likely supplant the United States' economy as the world's largest by 2025.

While the country's massive manufacturing base makes that a likely bet to happen in the next decade, a lot hinges on what China decides to do with its undervalued currency.

China does not allow its currency to float on the open market, a practice that critics say undervalues it and allows it to artificially boost its exporting clout.

The Chinese economy has grown by an average of more than 10 per cent per year for much of the past decade. Rampant growth like that raises the spectre of inflation, which in turn eats into growth.

The country has also only begun to tackle complex labour and environmental issues as its economy develops, and it's unclear what impact those factors might have on its explosive economic growth.

Earlier this month, the International Energy Agency estimated that China had already supplanted the U.S. as the world's largest consumer of oil, a claim Beijing disputes.

Official data from China is always viewed with a healthy dose of skepticism, but China is generally believed to have passed Germany as the world's third-largest economy some time in 2007.

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Active and sleeper cells of terrorists and criminals Downtown Ottawa, and in North America Part Twenty Eight

The diplomatic lines of Republics and Kingdoms of Yemen, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Egypt, Poland, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Palestine, Jordan, Iraq, Somali, Sudan, Afghanistan, Somalia, Džibúti , Pakistan, Turkey, Kuwait, French, China, Qatar, Libya, Eritrea, Ethiopia Pakistan, India, and United Arab Emirates are non-grata due to their dishonest works in national and international area. They ask for financial and logistic supports from Canadian government. They use most of countries for illusionary jobs, and their intelligence groups are working under the influence of temptation of wealthy people of the Arabian Gulf and the dictators of the World.

©. A network of espionages, illegal transactions, terrorisms, prostitutions , human organs trafficking and assassinations . Members of this network act from the ministries of Yemeni Foreign Affairs, Interior and Defense with the logical and financial supports of former Iraqi officers and activist (Yemenite, Iraqis and Jihadists of the world).

They act in international area via the representatives of diplomatic lines mostly of Yemen , Syria , Jordan, Palestinians, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Egypt.

In Canada, members of these groups take place in Yemenite, Lebanese, Syrian, Egyptian, Palestinian ,French, Israeli, Spanish, Polish, Ukrainian, Turkish, and Latin American communities and establishments, as well as Eastern , Western and African Islamic an Non-Islamic religious establishments centers and institutions.

Also their espionages and terrorisms activities are organized by most members of educated immigrants families as well as by families of diplomatic lines and co-workers, friends and un-liberated people.

Some members act in general from universities like Yemenite universities and Polish universities via some agents who settle worldwide, and in particular via immigrants of Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and America .

This network is supported by the corroboration of Yemenite and Syrian strategic affairs offices represented by the both official members of the regime as well as by the oppositionists. They work to hide their crimes and crimes of their leaders and they stand by not canceling the nationalizations laws of properties.

These groups also are supported by the criminals activists of Polish state who act under the cover of Catholic and Non-Catholic Institutions from Spain, Italy, French , United Kingdom, Canada, Latin America, U.S.A. and Canada etc. Names and activists are mentioned in the previous parts Espionage in Canada and Western Countries.

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President Barack Obama appears on the daytime TV talk show 'The View' in New York City July 28, 2010. From left are Whoopi Goldberg, Barbara Walters, Joy Behar, Sherri Shepherd and Elisabeth Hasselbeck.REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque /

Thu Jul 29, 2:14 PM :By Patricia Zengerle: WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama tried to revive his common touch on Thursday with a mainly light-hearted appearance on daytime television where five women hosts grilled him about his Blackberry, Lindsay Lohan and the Afghan war.

His appearance was the first by a sitting U.S. president on a daytime talk show. It allowed Obama to appeal directly to a targeted audience as he fights flagging poll numbers while he and his fellow Democrats try to avoid big losses in the November congressional election.

"The View" typically draws 3-4 million viewers and is particularly popular with women who are home at its late-morning air time.

In a wide-ranging interview, Obama defended his Afghan war strategy and efforts to lift the country out of recession, but said he expected things would get better, if over time.

"If we get our mojo back over the next several months, then I am absolutely confident that we are going to be doing terrific, but we're going to have to make some fundamental structural changes as we go along," he said.

He said he was frustrated with the anger of political debate, and blamed the media for a recent "phony controversy" that led to the firing of a black Agriculture Department employee who appeared to be making racist comments in an edited videotape that was shown repeatedly by conservative media.

"When you feel as if every single initiative that we're doing is subject to Washington politics instead of 'is this good for the country,' that can be frustrating," he said.

WAR AND POP CULTURE

The Afghanistan war is worth fighting, Obama said, when asked about the recent leak of documents painting a bleak picture of the unpopular conflict, which bitterly divides his own Democratic party.

"If you've got chaos ... in this region where there's no functioning government and warlords and terrorist affiliates are able to operate, that is going to be that much tougher for us to make sure that they are not attacking us," Obama said.

Obama also showed he has some grasp of popular culture. He knew that actress Lindsay Lohan had been sent to jail, although he said he had not heard of "Snooki," the star of a popular reality television show, and dodged a question about tapes of angry telephone calls by actor Mel Gibson.

Obama also lamented his inability to enjoy technology.

He is the first president to use a Blackberry, but he can't enjoy the jokes and pictures that fill most inboxes.

"I have a Blackberry, but only 10 people have (access to) it," he said. "And I've got to admit it's no fun, because they think it's going to be subject to the presidential records act, so nobody sends me the juicy stuff."

(Editing by David Storey)

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The other day I passed on a video from my friend Ryan where Bob
Proctor (from The Secret) explained visualization and the Law of
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The few days we don’t hear gunfire or explosions, we feel really happy."

Shield Pakistan’s civilians from the horrors of living inside a human rights-free zone.

Dear M.T. ,

Northwest Pakistan, including the Swat valley - once known as the "Switzerland of Pakistan" for its scenic and natural beauty - is now the center of a deadly triangle between the Taliban, Pakistani army forces and U.S. drone attacks.

Relentless fighting between these groups has left millions of civilians homeless and unable to care for their families. Countless more have lost their lives in this appalling, human rights-free zone.

As Parveen, a girl's school teacher who now holds her classes in a tent after the original school building was bombed by the Taliban, sees it: "The few days we don't hear gunfire or explosions, we feel really happy."

The innocent men, women and children trapped in the middle of this violence are not acceptable casualties of war. The harm caused to them during such indiscriminate attacks is a clear reason why we must draw a line now.

Act now to ensure that the civilians of northwest Pakistan won't be forgotten.

The human impact of conflict in Pakistan

Young girls stand outside makeshift tents which now act as schools after the Taliban bombed the original building site.

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We created the website eyesonpakistan.org to help give private citizens and policy makers access to these previously inaccessible conflict zones. Our thinking was that if we could help people visualize the extent of the violence and human rights abuses in the region, then decisive action would be taken to correct it.



In just a matter of weeks, thousands have visited the website and by using our interactive maps have been able to see the destruction of Pakistan's schools, hospitals, and homes with their own eyes. The BBC, Huffington Post and other news sites have reported widely on our efforts to expose abuses committed against civilians in the region.

Now that attention is finally starting to focus on Pakistan's civilians, we must ensure that clear action steps will follow.

Your support means that we can continue to provide compelling imagery and analysis of human rights abuses in Pakistan. This research reinforces our case that the Pakistani and U.S. governments must do more to protect human rights in their strategies for northwest Pakistan.

With your help, we can keep our eyes on Pakistan's civilians, even when it seems like the rest of the world has forgotten them.

Thank you for taking action,

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Active and sleeper cells of terrorists and criminals Downtown Ottawa, and in North America Part Twenty Seven

The diplomatic lines of Republics and Kingdoms of Yemen, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Egypt, Poland, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Palestine, Jordan, Iraq, Somali, Sudan, Afghanistan, Somalia, Džibúti , Pakistan, Turkey, Kuwait, French, China, Qatar, Libya, Eritrea, Ethiopia Pakistan, India, and United Arab Emirates are non-grata due to their dishonest works in national and international area. They ask for financial and logistic supports from Canadian government. They use most of countries for illusionary jobs, and their intelligence groups are working under the influence of temptation of wealthy people of the Arabian Gulf and the dictators of the World.

(b). Groups that work under French Legends of beautifications and illusionary motherhood and fatherhoods in order to hide crimes in Ottawa’s area and the World.

To this network belong active members who get logistic support from the diplomatic lines of Lebanon, Kuwait, Syria, Iran, Egypt, Iraq, French and Holland. Some of them occupied Percy street, MacLaren Street 415, Restaurants such as Shawarma of Bank streets, Gatineau Restaurants ( Mrs. Rabiha, Mohamed Al-Babli and Eid Oidah: Lebanon: Egypt: Kuwait), or act from Sheit Religious establishments of Ottawa etc, and they have also active members who act from Christian Churches and Beers Stores too, and bars like Atomic Rooster of Bank street.

These groups work in illegal transactions of business, prostitutions , crimes and espionage. Their space of movements is Ottawa, Montreal, Gatineau, Kuwait, U.S.A. , Syria, Lebanon, Iran, Philippine, French and China.

They corroborate with socialistic groups of the world.

Names of members who belong to this set are the following:

Nilma ( an immigrant of Philippine who lives in Ottawa, former resident of Bell street 201/203),

Eid Oudah ( an immigrant of Kuwait who lives in Ottawa, former resident of Bell street 201/203, Carleton University graduated student, Religious establishments

Mohammed Al-Babli ( an immigrant of Kuwait who lives in Ottawa, former resident of Bell street 201/203), Recently lives in Cardinal- Ontario.

Emili Al-Babli (Cardinal-Ontario: Kuwait, Netherlands)

Rabiha ( A Lebanese owner of Restaurants in Gatineau).

Said Khair Allah who is a resident of MacLaren street,

Nada and Jamila who occupied Percy street Syrian-Lebanese,

Ziad, the Palestinian-Jordanian is also the Al-Babli’s friend, He lives in Gatineau,

Bahari, Sudanese, an immigrant and student of Shit doctrine ( MacLaren Street),

Abu Hassan –Gaffar, who works as engineer and a visitor of Shawarma city of Bank street a radical activists of Islamic movement., and

Mr. Carlos a Syrian immigrant –German graduated and Christian pro-Syrian system who settles Ottawa.

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Active and sleeper cells of terrorists and criminals Downtown Ottawa, and in North America Part Twenty Sex

The diplomatic lines of Republics and Kingdoms of Yemen, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Egypt, Poland, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Palestine, Jordan, Iraq, Somali, Sudan, Afghanistan, Somalia, Džibúti , Pakistan, Turkey, Kuwait, Qatar, Libya, Eritrea, Ethiopia Pakistan, India, and United Arab Emirates are non-grata due to their dishonest works in national and international area. They ask for financial and logistic supports from Canadian government. They use most of countries for illusionary jobs, and their intelligence groups are working under the influence of temptation of wealthy people of the Arabian Gulf and the dictators of the World.

(a). Groups that use the family genealogy and prefer the motherhood’s belonging is the Jewish, and Shia-Islamic doctrine.

Some members of these groups work under the inspirations of the diplomatic line of Kuwait , Iraq, Iran and Israel, as well as under the Jewish worldwide organizations.

They discriminate the fatherhood role genetically, socially, historically and psychologically in order not only to capture and to deteriorate leaders , but also to take into custody and weaken victims in order to involve them in crimes like spying or for other criminal actions.

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RCMP Commissioner William Elliott gestures during an interview in his office in Ottawa in Senior RCMP officers, including Commissioner William Elliott, say they are working through their issues, following complaints about Elliott's management style, according to an internal memo. November 2009. (Pawel Dwulit/Canadian Press)

CBC News : July 28, 2010 : Senior RCMP officers, including Commissioner William Elliott, say they are working through their issues, following complaints about Elliott's management style, according to an internal memo.

The memo, obtained by CBC News, is signed by Elliott and other top RCMP officers, including deputy commissioners Tim Killam and Raf Souccar. Killam and Souccar were among those who complained to the public safety minister and to the Prime Minister's Office about Elliott's conduct.

The memo, sent to the force, states that the senior brass is "working through the issues underlying the complaints."

In it, Elliott and the others say they welcome the workplace assessment of the force that Public Safety Minister Vic Toews has ordered to be done by an independent adviser and that they will co-operate "fully and with candor."

"We are part of the RCMP family. As with any family, there are occasions where we have difficulties," the memo says.

CBC News first reported this week that some officers have accused Elliott of being verbally abusive, closed-minded, arrogant and insulting. One complaint described an enraged Elliott throwing papers at an officer.

The Opposition Liberals weighed in on the issue on Wednesday, saying Prime Minister Stephen Harper triggered the current "chaos" by naming a civilian to head the force.

Liberal MP Scott Brison said the prime minister is "in hiding" at a critical time when leadership is needed to fix the force.

"Mr. Harper appointed a civilian to head up the RCMP and should be accountable for the chaos caused by that appointment," Brison told reporters in Ottawa on Wednesday.

"It ought to have been obvious to the Harper government that appointing a civilian to head up the RCMP was a recipe for disaster."

Toews seeks 'quick resolution'

Toews called all the people involved "very competent individuals" and noted the force has been going through "some pretty dramatic changes."

The RCMP has faced strong criticism following the damning conclusions from separate public inquiries into the death of Robert Dziekanski and the 1985 Air India bombing.

"I know both the commissioner and I know the others involved who have brought forward the complaints," Toews said. "I respect all of them, and I think what I want to see is a quick resolution of this issue in a mature manner."

But Brison said Toews must have been aware there was a problem among the ranks of the Mounties but didn't act until the complaints became public.

Elliott a 'man of extremes': former deputy

Former senior deputy RCMP commissioner Bill Sweeney defended the officers who spoke out, saying many felt the commissioner's behaviour was "inconsistent" with the courteous, respectful conduct front-line officers are expected to maintain.

Sweeney said members of the force were criticized in 2006 for not speaking out after reports emerged about former commissioner Giuliano Zaccardelli's management style.

"Today we find a cadre of senior officers who are acting, I believe, with the most honourable intentions, saying, 'We're in a situation that we find intolerable and we feel compelled to raise it and to deal with this head on and not to ignore it and quietly go about our business,'" the recently retired Sweeney told the CBC's Alison Crawford in an interview on Wednesday.

While he called Elliott a "strong advocate" for many issues facing the force, Sweeney also spoke of the commissioner's "rather unique" management style and refused to comment on their working relationship.

"He's a man of extremes," Sweeney said of Elliott. "He's extremely dedicated. He's extremely intelligent and committed to the task at hand, but sometimes he pays less attention to the conduct that others find offensive and have complained about."

Last year, Elliott attended a $44,000 course in Arizona that dealt with behavioural barriers to success.

He subsequently acknowledged to employees in a memo that he learned his actions "can and did have unintended, sometimes negative impacts."

Elliott, the first civilian to lead the Mounties, was appointed by the prime minister in July 2007 after Zaccardelli resigned over his conflicting testimony at the Maher Arar inquiry.

At the time, then-Liberal public safety critic Sue Barnes decried the appointment, labelling Elliott a "Conservative political insider" who was "intimately involved" with Zaccardelli's testimony.

But Elliott, who previously served as national security adviser to Prime Minister Paul Martin, also received high praise from a former Liberal cabinet minister, David Collenette.

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Active and sleeper cells of terrorists and criminals Downtown Ottawa, and in North America Part Twenty Five

The diplomatic lines of Republics and Kingdoms of Yemen, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Egypt ,Poland, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Palestine, Jordan, Iraq, Somali, Sudan, Afghanistan, Somalia, Džibúti , Pakistan, Turkey, Kuwait, Qatar, Libya, Eritrea, Ethiopia Pakistan, India, and United Arab Emirates are non-grata due to their dishonest works in national and international area. They ask for financial and logistic supports from Canadian government. They use most of countries for illusionary jobs, and their intelligence groups are working under the influence of temptation of wealthy people of the Arabian Gulf and the dictators of the World

(a). A group that acts for purpose to hide illegal transactions, and criminal activities from religious institutions, diplomatic lines, numerological and magical establishments to cover their crimes and crimes of their leaders, wealth and to keep continuation in committing crimes. Example of these institutions that supports and participates in illegal actions is the Magical Hindi , Pakistani, French, Polish and African Islamic and Non-Islamic hidden organizations. These organizations spread hate, discrimination or accuse other people of prejudice, and discrimination in order to hide illegal activities, and under these aspects they hide crimes, illegal transactions and espionage. They act from Banks like TD Canada trusts Metaclff –Laurier street or near it. To these groups belong some activists who belong to the diplomatic line of Eritrea, Ethiopia and Sudan.

(b). Lebanese-Kuwaiti group (Pro-Syrian) that belong to their diplomatic lines acts to hostage immigrants and works under illusionary legends like protection their workers , race, faith and trade in Arabian Gulf. This group advertises hate, discrimination in Canada. It gets its logistic helps and powers from the Eastern and Western religious establishments. (Mainly the Churches and Mosques).

Their purpose to hide their crimes and espionage that they act for . The road map of this group is North America, the Arabian Gulf, Syria, Iran, Lebanon and former Eastern European countries.

©. Another group works illusionary from and near Laurier and Elgin streets and it belongs to the diplomatic line of Lebanon. It takes some places like governmental buildings to act against the security system, Ottawa University is one of their places as well as restaurants.

Skaff André and his family groups and members who works for Ottawa University who works at the Faculty of Engineering, and D. North ( Laurier Governmental Building) are two active cells to spread historical hate, discrimination in order to hide illegal transactions and espionage.

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Pettersson has long been one of the PGA Tour's almost-there stars, a guy who has the talent to win but not necessarily break away from the pack. He's also part of a long lineage of portly golf champions, from Craig Stadler to Mark Calcavecchia to John Daly. He's listed at 5-11, 195 pounds, which seems like someone might be shaving a few strokes off that figure. And to hear him tell it, getting fit was the worst thing that could happen to him.

In 2008, his game came together, as he won once, made 25 of 29 cuts, and earned a tidy $2.5 million in prize money. And then he did the unthinkable: He decided to lose a little weight and come back even stronger in 2009.

"I was thinking: What can I do to get better?" he said over the weekend. "Obviously I was a little overweight and I thought, well, I’ll get fit. I actually lost 30 pounds and my game completely left me. I guess the timing of the swing and everything was thrown out and I really struggled in '09."

That's like saying country-fried steak and gravy might be a tad unhealthy. In 2009, Pettersson made only 15 of 29 cuts with but a single top 10, and earned "only" $564,000. But, once off the fitness bandwagon and back on the Krispy Kreme truck, or whatever his poison of choice may be, Pettersson found his game again. He's already got four top-10 finishes and he's nearly quadrupled his 2009 earnings.

He's also of a much calmer mindset. He was looking at missing the cut on Friday afternoon at the RBC. So to ease his nerves, he headed to the St. George clubhouse. "And I walked in the locker room and Jay Williamson had all the scenarios written out, and he’s like, ‘Grab a beer.’ Before you know it I’d had seven beers (and) made the cut." Two days later, he was the champ.

"I’d love to be fitter," Pettersson said, "but I’m not going to go down that road again."

Hey, whatever works. He's already a millionaire. And if he can figure a way to teach a gut-momentum golf swing, he'll be a billionaire.

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Active and sleeper cells of terrorists and criminals Downtown Ottawa, and in North America Part Twenty Four

The diplomatic lines of Republics and Kingdoms of Yemen, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Egypt, Poland, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Palestine, Jordan, Iraq, Somali, Sudan, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Turkey, Kuwait, Qatar, Libya, Pakistan, India, and United Arab Emirates are non-grata due to their dishonest works in national and international area. They ask for financial and logistic supports from Canadian government. They use most of countries for illusionary jobs, and their intelligence groups are working under the influence of temptation of wealthy people of the Arabian Gulf and the dictators of the World.

Groups that belong to Qatari and Arabian Gulf States, Terrorism, Crimes, Slavery, Conspiracy, and human organs trafficking with support of the diplomatic lines of France, Israel, Syria, Iraq, China, Yemen, North African Countries, United States of America, and Germany

(a). Some of criminal groups that belong to Qatari regime or worked with it. Members of these groups work with the support of Kuwait diplomatic line in Ottawa, which hides human rights issues of physical workers that is causes by the representative of the leaders regime of the heads of State mentioned states to this network belongs most educational staff of Qatar University.

Some names of the criminals and pro-terrorist groups Mr. Hilal, who moved to Kuwait (A holder of Australian citizenship), (Conspiracy and illegal transactions, Islamic Movement)

Al-Any (A representative of Al-Bath’s Party, Criminal logistic member of networks, terrorism),

Dr. Jamal who moved to United Arab Emirates and works for Sharjah University, Yemenite centers for illegal transactions (Conspiracy, illegal transactions and multi-agent),

Sheik Al-Qaradawi, Islamic Department (Terrorism, Crimes, Slavery, Conspiracy, and human organs trafficking involvers),

Some of this set workers work from Yemenite tribal community and diplomatic line in Ottawa e.g. His Excellency, the Ambassador of Yemenite regime in Ottawa,

Al-Sadi, (Pro-Syrian too)

Al-Ajazidy, (pro-Syrian too)

Al-Yahri , (pro-Syrian too)

Aisam (Lebanese: Ottawa: Rideau Center, Alberta, America, B.C., England)

Jamil Abdo Saif (Yemenit diplomatic line: Ottawa and England: Islamic Insitutions),

Suzanne (Canadian-French, resident of Ottawa 415 MacLaren St. Floor No. 15 is one of the logistic worker for pro- French movements and separation of Quebec; Syria-Lebanon logistic supporter, she acts from United Churches too: Iraqi former regime cells in Canada)

This group uses the Canadian Id and facilities and substantiates with pro-Syrian espionage cells, And with another members it acts from Islamic religious terrorist and peace organizations and institutions representative by the officials of most mentioned diplomatic lines above.

To the Qatari head of states officials who belong to this network ministers and consultants that belong to radical movement like Aisia Turkey Abdullah Al-Soubai, minister of Energy Al-Atia as well as Mr. Zohair Abasi (Syrian professor and logistic supporters for several agents),

A taxi driver and former worker of the Shawarma city acts with hidden members, from Ottawa, and

Mr. Jamal a former resident of Salvation Army (Lebanese-Syrian).

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Active and sleeper cells of terrorists and criminals Downtown Ottawa, and in North America Part Twenty Three

The diplomatic lines of Republics and Kingdoms of Yemen, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Egypt, Poland, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Palestine, Jordan, Iraq, Somali, Sudan, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Turkey, Kuwait, Qatar, Libya, Pakistan, India, and United Arab Emirates are non-grata due to their dishonest works in national and international area. They ask for financial and logistic supports from Canadian government. The use most of countries for illusionary jobs, and their intelligence groups are working under the influence of temptation of wealthy people of the Arabian Gulf and the dictators of the World.

Groups that belong to the diplomatic Lines of Syria, Iran, Lebanon, Poland, Israel, Former Eastern European countries and France with different beliefs and interests

(a). Seniors who act from the Islamic Institutions and work under the umbrella of Syrian diplomatic line is Mohamed Al-Kurdi, the resident of Somerset street (Senior’s building and Islamic Branch), likewise seniors immigrant of Lebanon like Um George, Abu George (Christian Branch) who act for separation of Yemen with the diplomatic lines of former Soviet Union, Syria, Eastern European countries, and members of the Yemenite criminal leader Mr. Ali Nasser Mohamed, the former president of South Yemen. To this group belonged the late Mr. Abu Jusha and his wife (Syrian-Iranian Branch activists)

(b). Seniors who occupied Maclaren street 415 and Somerset seniors’ buildings, who belong to the Polish Community; Christian radical groups. This network is

a division of believers, socialistic, communistic, nationalistic activists who fight pro and anti the domination of Jewish regime worldwide.

They fight with Syrian and Iranian races for purposes. Representatives of this group use the name of Kamil-a, and names of abused and captive business men, international graduated students of the Universities of Poland, workers of universities and institutions, professors and religious staff to put out of sight their crimes in international areas of the World.

(c). A socialistic group of diplomatic lines of Poland which corroborates with Hams, former Iraqi activists, Hazib Allah and radical Yemenite movements (Socialistic and Islamic groups). This group uses Catholic school boards and institutions. They spread hate, discrimination and danger for security system due to their illegal truncations and dishonest works.

(d). Group of agents of discrimination, violence, hate and racism that covers illegal activities, and works under the name of “Anna” and uses psychological aspects to attract or to spread the hate. Gust that is changeable due to their mood, believes, attitudes and traditions. And is used for political, economic purposes.

(e). Another network that disrespect national heroes and leaders in secret and agree with them in open. Representatives of these groups are the Semitic and non- Semitic groups that hide crimes and illegal plans e.g. espionage. They speak Arabic and Polish languages. Additionally, they use magic and unusual circumstances to penetrate to governmental and non-governmental institutions. This group uses the-Jodovka as a name to act illegally.

(f) A Kuwaiti Secret agent, which leads a group of illegal activities and supported by the diplomatic line of Kuwaiti Embassy and acts sometimes from the communities, centers, restaurants, shopping molls and streets with help of some radical groups of pro-Iranian and Syrian regimes activists. Jack Purcell community Center is one of their stages.

In this community center Yemenite socialistic, nationalistic of the diplomatic line and agents use the smaller faces of their family members, images and religious aspect of most religions to hide their illegal political, economic and social dishonest works. An example of these group activists is Mr. Al-Mohtadi Abdulwahab, the professor who works for Algonquin College and fabricates with his members the images of his wife and relatives to hide his crimes, crimes of the third world leaders. Similar activities are done by Lebanese, Syrian, and Iraqi groups members, who ask for supports for their leaders of the past.

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