American Chronicle | Pseudo-state Algeria: A Monstrous, Pan-Arab Tyranny, Exposed by HRW (World Report 2010)

Algeria cannot exist. This fake state is a colonial fabrication, a territory illegally detached by the French gangsters from its correct place, e.g. the Ottoman Empire, that corrsponds to absolutely no national vow.French colonialism in Algeria has been a calamitous experience for the oppressed and tyrannized indigenous nation of Amazigh whose very existence has been systematically targeted by the evil Freemasonic tyranny of Paris and their local agents in North Africa.

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Ethiopia information on economic freedom | Facts, data, analysis, charts and more

Ethiopia’s economic freedom score is 51.2, making its economy the 136th freest in the 2010 Index. Its overall score fell 1.8 points as a result of deteriorating trade freedom, monetary freedom, and investment freedom. Ethiopia is ranked 28th out of 46 countries in the Sub-Saharan Africa region, and its overall score is just below the regional average.Ethiopia has achieved considerable economic growth over the past five years, driven mainly by exports of agricultural products. The double-digit growth rate of over 10 percent, however, is fragile due to the lack of economic dynamism, and the economy remains highly vulnerable to external shocks. Progress toward greater economic freedom has been uneven and sluggish.

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Genocide Watch calls on UN to initiate action against Meles | Abbay Media

Genocide Watch, the international campaign to end genocide, has called on United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Justice Navanathem, to initiate an investigation against the government of Meles Zenawi. Genocide Watch cited the atrocities committed in Gambela against the Anuaks and ethnic Somalis in the Ogaden as examples of the crimes that have not been seriously investigated by the UN body.In an open letter Genocide Watch President Dr Gregory Stanton wrote to the Commissioner, he commended the International Criminal Court for indicting the Sudanese President, Omar Hassan Al Bashir, but noted that “one of the first leaders to defend Omar al-Bashir and condemn the warrant was Prime Minister Meles Zenawi of Ethiopia, whose government has also been implicated in a pattern of widespread perpetration of serious human rights atrocities in Ethiopia and in Somalia.”

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Somalia: Showdown In Mogadishu

February 9, 2010: The Transitional Government now has the upper hand in Mogadishu, and is attempting to drive al Shabaab gunmen from city. The government has been able to do this because of the several thousand soldiers trained in Djibouti, Burundi and Kenya. These men have been arriving back in the city over the past few weeks, and have, along with the AU peacekeepers, changed the balance of power

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WFP halts food aid in south Somalia | World news | The Guardian

Somalia’s beleaguered population received a further blow today when the World Food Programme announced it was suspending operations in the south of the country owing to “unprecedented and inhumane attacks” and threats and demands by a hardline Islamist group.The WFP said that 1 million people, nearly all of them in areas run by the al-Shabaab militia, would no longer receive food rations.Besides the insecurity problems, the Shabaab had demanded that the UN agency remove all women from their jobs and pay $20,000 (£13,000) every six months for “security” in some of the region’s controls. When the WFP refused, it was given a deadline of 1 January to cease operations.

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American Chronicle | Why Ethiopia must be sanctioned for violations of the Somalia Arms Embargo.

The Somalia Arms Embargo was put in place to safeguard the lives of innocent civilians and control the arms flow in Somalia. Unfortunately, despite the embargo, individuals and groups in neighboring states funneled arms into Somalia in support of the various warlords allied with them. The minority regime in Ethiopia remains the main arms embargo violator in the region.

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Starvation looms an UN suspends Somalia AID

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Ethiopian troops cross into two Somali towns-locals

MOGADISHU, Feb 7 (Reuters) – Ethiopian troops in armoured vehicles crossed into two border towns in south central Somalia and seized the family of a man with links to al Shabaab insurgents, residents said on Sunday.They said troops went to El Barde and Yeed on Saturday seeking the man. Washington says al Shabaab is al Qaeda’s proxy in the region and which has declared loyalty to al Qaeda.”Ethiopian troops entered El Barde yesterday and arrested several people today. They were onboard armoured vehicles and were searching for a well-known local man who also works with al Shabaab,” a town resident, Hussein Ronow, told Reuters.

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Thousands flee from Ethiopia

NAIROBI (Reuters) – At least 17,000 illegal migrants from the Horn of Africa leave their countries for South Africa annually, most of them transiting through Kenya, a top U.N. official said on Monday.Tal Raviv, a regional programme officer at the U.N.’s International Organisation for Migration (IOM), told Reuters that conflict and poverty were forcing Ethiopians and Somalis to undertake risky trips to better places.”We estimate the number of people, specifically Somalis and Ethiopians, going from south central Somalia and southern Ethiopia towards South Africa is between 17,000 and 20,000 men every year,” Raviv told Reuters in an interview.Violence in Somalia has killed some 21,000 civilians since the start of 2007 and uprooted a further 1.5 million people.Southern Ethiopia is also mired in a long-running insurgency against the Ethiopian government, for more autonomy for the underdeveloped ethnic Somali Ogaden region.

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AIPAC – Todays Briefing

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Sunday ordered his atomic scientists to begin enriching their stockpile of uranium in order to power a medical reactor, a move that accelerated Iran’s brinkmanship over its nuclear program by moving the country closer to producing weapons-grade fuel, The New York Times reported. The president’s order was the latest in a series of contradictory statements. A few days earlier, Ahmadinejad said that Iran might accept a Western deal to swap much of its uranium for medical-reactor fuel that cannot be weaponized – a deal the Iranians had rejected. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, reacting to Ahmadinejad’s announcement, said that sanctions could still work “if the international community will stan

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