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                                      Article is shared with provisions of The Copyright Act Currency war ? Germany's Taking Back its Gold: What's Happening? 25 Jan by Jillian Friesen, GEI Associate Global Economic Intersection After an announcement from the Deutsche Bundesbank issued on...

With the good news decision from the office of VAC the RCL should have good results with their lobbying. Don't give up. :cheers:

9/11 Irony ? On 11 September 2012, the Japanese government nationalized its control over Minamikojima, Kitakojima, and Uotsuri islands by purchasing them from the Kurihara family for ¥2.05 billion. China's Foreign Ministry objected saying Beijing would not "sit back and watch its territorial...

To add a little more information on Colonel Neil Russell and his service during the Cold War era. Canada's Cold War Fighter Pilots by Colonel W. Neil Russell, CF Ret.  :salute: 427 Squadron Association (Part four)

                                      Article is shared with provisions of The Copyright Act No federal support for care of decorated veteran CTV NEWS (London) 29 Jan Neil Russell served Canada as a senior pilot in the armed forces for more than 30 years, but eligibility rules mean he’s...

Actually it does direction or/ou commandement however 'leadership' is the more accepted terminology.

Agreed 100%. Change the dates and a few names, the article seems pretty well current Not much has changed. A must read. This article from Human Right Watch and shared with provisions of The Copyright Act outlines how Japan should take the initiative to call for the establishment of a...

Simple, We of the Brotherhood like this stuff. :nod:

It has probably been said before but after reading ERs article on preceeding page, China should just go ahead and invade North Korea, seize their military assets etc, and burn piles of uniforms.

Syrian Chemical weapons threat weighs in worries for Israel that are overlaping the nuclear threat from Iran. This article By Ian Deitch from Associated Press indicating the possibility of a pre-emptive strike is shared with provisions of The Copyright Act. Israel Warns of Attack on Syrian...

Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu (Geoffrey) from his album ‘Rrakala’. He is an 'Indigenous Australian musician’ who sings in a language called Yolngu. He plays guitar left handed, or as they say, upsidedown. Plays keyboard, drums and didgeridoo as well as singing in his native tongue, and he’s blind...

Maybe a Totem pole with 6 other heads for 6 weeks of liquid shame.  ;D

So does North Korea, or so it seems. They want to go ahead and do they want, when they want, and how they want to go about doing it, whatever THAT may be. N. Korea threatens South if it supports U.N. sanctions Calum MacLeod, 25 Jan USA Today BEIJING — North Korea warned Friday it will take...

Terror threat in Benghazi: Canada urges citizens to leave The Canadian Press OTTAWA — Canada has joined several European countries in urging its citizens to immediately leave the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi. In an advisory posted Thursday on its website, Foreign Affairs Canada also...

Your link will only work if paid for. This link which includes a video and shared with provisions of The Copyright Act may help. America’s debt dilemma: A looming crisis By Robin Harding dated 21 Jan http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/8c7758c8-63bb-11e2-af8c-00144feab49a.html#axzz2Itc1oOmw * You...

                                                    Article shared with provisions of The Copyright Act North Korea to target U.S. with nuclear, rocket tests Reuters By Ju-min Park and Choonsik Yoo, 24 Jan North Korea said on Thursday it would carry out further rocket launches and a nuclear...

Fill the ranks More than enough look like men anyway :camo:

                                              Article shared with provisions of The Copyright Act French, Malian Troops Retake Rebel-Controlled Town Voice of America News 21 Jan French and Malian troops have retaken the town of Diabaly in central Mali from Islamist militants. A witness in...

Canada evacuates staff from Mali embassy, urges Canadians to get out The Canadian Press 20 Jan OTTAWA - The federal government has evacuated most of its staff and their families from the embassy in Mali, and is urging any Canadians still in the country to get out now. The Department of...

A long long long time ago.......