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  • Russian rouble hits new lows in volatile trading

    03/03/2022 9:55:03 PM PST · by fluorescence · 31 replies
    Reuters ^ | March 3, 2022
    MOSCOW, March 3 (Reuters) - The Russian rouble slumped to new record lows against the dollar on Thursday though it closed the Moscow session little changed, after Fitch and Moody's downgraded Russia's sovereign debt to "junk" status, with steps by the central bank and finance ministry failing to halt its slide. Russia's financial markets have been thrown into turmoil by sanctions imposed over its invasion of Ukraine, the biggest attack on a European state since World War Two. The stock market remains closed and trading volume on its sovereign debt has vanished. The rouble ended at 106.01 per dollar in...
  • 9/11 Mosque Imam Wrote Much of the Guts of Obama's Historic Cairo Speech!

    08/24/2010 6:45:34 PM PDT · by geraldmcg · 69 replies
    WebToday ^ | 8-24-10 | WebToday
    WEBTODAY EXCLUSIVE (August 24, 2010)-- QUESTION: Who really was speaking on that historic day of June 4th 2009 in Cairo, Egypt? President Obama or the Imam of the proposed Ground Zero Mosque, Feisal Abdul Rauf? ANSWER: Feisal Abdul Rauf! Link to audio of Rauf's admission The Shoebat Foundation obtained this shocking audio recording of Rauf's own voice boasting in Arabic that Obama’s historic Cairo speech was provided by the Imam and the Cordova Initiative in what the Imam called “The Blue Print” which he said was the solution to the Islamic-American divide. Rauf claimed Chapter 6 of the Imam’s work...
  • Japanese asteroid team reports on ball of rubble - Itokawa

    06/01/2006 10:21:27 PM PDT · by NormsRevenge · 7 replies · 571+ views
    Reuters on Yahoo ^ | 6/1/06 | Maggie Fox
    WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Japanese spacecraft that landed on an asteroid found a ball of rubble held loosely together by its own gravity, unlike other asteroids that have been visited, according to reports from the mission published on Thursday. The spacecraft Hayabusa, whose name means "falcon" in Japanese, hovered over the near-Earth asteroid Itokawa last autumn, taking several measurements before landing briefly on the orbiting gravel pile. Itokawa has two parts resembling the head and body of a sea otter, according to Akira Fujiwara and his colleagues in Friday's issue of the journal Science. Previously studied asteroids appeared to be...
  • Bush Says Iraq Building Democracy From Saddam's Rubble

    04/10/2006 5:36:21 PM PDT · by SandRat · 4 replies · 224+ views
    WASHINGTON, April 10, 2006 – Iraqis are beginning to build a "democracy from the rubble" of Saddam Hussein's regime, but enemies still hope to stop the process, President Bush said here today. Bush spoke at Johns Hopkins University's Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies. He said members of Saddam's regime, Iraqi insurgents and foreign terrorists "dream of turning Iraq into what Afghanistan was under the Taliban - a safe haven from which to plot and plan new attacks against America and our allies." The enemies of a free and democratic Iraq want to ignite a civil war, he...
  • One year later, out of the rubble comes the ballot box

    12/15/2005 3:59:46 PM PST · by SandRat · 6 replies · 371+ views
    Marine Corps News ^ | Dec 15, 2005 | Staff Sgt. Ronna M. Weyland
    FALLUJAH, Iraq (Dec. 15, 2005) -- Buildings and structures still stand riddled with bullets, evidence of last year’s encounter in Fallujah where Marines battled insurgents. However, the marketplace was thriving as locals turned out for the National Election today. Two months after the constitutional referendum, the people from the city of 80 mosques supported democracy in a peaceful manner once again for the second time this year. “The Fallujahans support democracy and want peace,” said Mayor Dhari Youssef al Arsah. “They want unity for Iraq and a government that represents all of Iraq.” An estimated 108,000 Fallujah residents voted during...
  • Exclusive: Dumped Temple Mount Rubble Yields Jewish Artifacts

    04/13/2005 9:59:08 PM PDT · by Nachum · 21 replies · 1,103+ views
    Arutz 7 ^ | Apr 14, '05 | staff
    Arutz-7's Ezra HaLevi took an exclusive inside look into one of the most important and unique archaeological explorations in history - currently in danger of going unfinished due to lack of funding. In November 1999, the Islamic Wakf carried out an illegal construction project on the Temple Mount, Judaism’s holiest site. The unsupervised digging caused irreparable damage to the important site, as well as to untold priceless artifacts contained in rubble removed during the construction and dumped clandestinely in the Kidron Valley. Though the archaeological remains were no longer in their original contexts, they held enormous potential to shed light...
  • 11-Year-Old Found Alive In Quake Rubble (Algeria)

    05/24/2003 4:09:48 PM PDT · by blam · 2 replies · 214+ views
    Independent (UK) ^ | 5-25-2003 | Charles Begley
    11-year-old found alive in quake rubble By Charles Begley 25 May 2003 An 11-year-old girl was discovered alive after lying buried under rubble for three days following Algeria's earthquake on Wednesday. Rescuers hailed her survival under a partially collapsed building as "nothing short of miraculous" and were last night racing to remove her to safety as aftershocks continued to rock Boumerdes, near the capital Algiers. Two search-and-rescue teams from the UK, along with an Italian group, were involved in the effort to reach the young girl, who was well enough to tell them she was called Sabrina. A spokeswoman for...
  • 5 NYFD Discovered at WTC Site

    03/12/2002 9:25:27 AM PST · by codebreaker · 66 replies · 540+ views
    MSNBC ^ | March 12, 2002 | Alex Witt
    Just announced 5 more NYFD discovered in the rubble.100 Firefighters will line up on the conrete ramp in honor of the dead, more bodies expected to be found under the supports.