Real World – July 4, a day when most americans are out celebrating their independence a rouge group of operatives were hacking into government agency computer networks in the United States and South Korea causing massive slowdown over the holiday weekend. At the same time, North Korea was test firing missiles to show their dominance in the reign and would take the blame for the attacks.
Fighting intensified Saturday as Russian fighter jets attacked a Georgian town that left hundreds dead. Meanwhile in the breakaway province of South Ossetia where the conflict began Friday, Russian tanks and troops rumbled in to prevent Georgia from retaking control of its breakaway region.
In a buildup to Fridays military offensive by Georgia, the U.S. trained Georgian army were conducting military drills close the Russian border since mid July.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov told reporters in Moscow on Saturday that some 1,500 people have been killed in South Ossetia, with the death toll rising.
VANCOUVER – RCMP said today that DNA evidence has matched two of the five feet found on the shores of southwest B.C. are from the same man but investigators have yet to identify him. Originally 243 missing males were identified to be linked to the missing foot. RCMP spokeswoman Const. Annie Linteau said, police have been able to eliminate 132 people from that list.
A Spokesman for the B.C. Coroners Services, Jeff Dolan said a right foot found on Valdez Island on Feb. 2, 2008, and a left foot found on Westham Island on June 16, 2008, have been matched through DNA testing.
RCMP has also determined that one of the five feet is from a woman.
“It appears that these feet have naturally disarticulated from the body through a natural process,” said Linteau. She also said that, aside from the two matching feet, police have no evidence that the feet are connected. However, Linteau said police have not ruled out the possibility that some of the feet may belong to murder victims.
Paris- In an interview with a French television last Thursday, OPEC President Chakib Khelil estimated that crude oil prices could reach $150 to $170 a barrel in the coming months, but unlikely to hit $200 before the end of the year. A week later and a day before the US independents day, crude oil prices hit another record high of $145 a barrel. Up $10 from when the statement was made last week and up 50% from the beginning of the year.
12,000 year ago high in the mountains of BayanKara-Ula on the borders of China and Tibet, a space ship crashed into a remote area of the mountains. The beings that emerged were small and had elongated heads. Because of their odd appearance the inhabitants of the area mistook their intentions for being hostile and killed some of the alien creatures.
“Did you hear that the North Pole will be ice free by the end of the summer? ” I was asked that question yesterday by a friend of mine. I don’t think the response I gave him was really the answer he was expecting. I told him, “I did read several news articles about it earlier in the day and that it was another attempt by the PTB to sell the idea of global warming and a way to introduce a global carbon tax to control the population.” He sat in his chair and starred at me like was crazy. Of course I would have to justify my claims. So I began to talk about the carbon tax that takes effect on July 1, in British Columbia. I told him about how the PTB engineered the rising cost of food and oil. I continued on about sunspot activity and how the planet is naturally heating up. He didn’t have much to say and the subject was quickly changed. For what its worth the following are some facts about global warming and climate change.
There has been much discussion lately regarding the transition from the current free internet into the tightly controlled, heavily regulated and corporately owned Internet 2. With the exception of an extreme speed increase over current internet speeds, there is little to get excited about. In fact there is much to be concerned about, everything from bandwidth restrictions to corporate restrictions on individual free speech. Some of the restrictions are already being implemented by many ISP companies. I believe I am experiencing these restrictions first hand.
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