Full text of September 2001 Pakistani paper’s “exclusive” interview with Usamah Bin-Ladin
Translated by BBC
Ummat (in Urdu), Karachi, 28 September 2001, pp. 1 and 7.
Thousands of local residents are fleeing Rome, afraid of an earthquake prediction made by a seismologist who’s been dead for years.
For months, Italian websites have been abuzz with discussions of the forecast made by Raffaele Bendandi, who claimed to have predicted many an earthquake and had predicted that Rome would be hit with “The Big One” on May 11, 2011.
This is just off the wire:
May 11 2011
Two earthquakes in quick succession have caused major damage in the Murcia region of southeast Spain and at least three people were reported dead, officials said.
Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi escaped a NATO missile strike in Tripoli on Saturday, but his youngest son and three grandchildren under the age of 12 were killed, a government spokesman said.
President Museveni summoned journalists to his country home in Rwakitura, Kiruhura District, to hear his thoughts on the current onslaught by European Union Nato and the United States against the tiny African country of Libya.
How BBC caused political crisis in Northern Nigeria
It has come to the attention of Rasta Livewire that western intelligence had plotted to create chaos and war in Nigeria after its 2011 presidential elections. The CIA had announced two years ago that the election would probably led to the break-up of Nigeria along regional lines. Yet, they discounted the overidding will of this African family to live together, as one people.
Muurish Igbos at Dance and Play (Nigeria):
Muurish Arabs at Dance and Play(Saudi Arabia):
Fair-haired, green-eyed toddler Emmanuel Ofor poses happily with his family – in another case of a white child born to black parents.