Saudi Arabia requests military support from Pakistan in Yemen. nm

Houthi warn of "wide war". Warplanes from Saudi Arabia and Arab allies struck Shi'ite Muslim rebels fighting to oust Yemen's president on Thursday, a gamble by the world's top oil exporter to check Iranian influence in its backyard without direct military backing from Washington. Riyadh's rival Iran denounced the assault on the Houthi militia group, which it backs, and made clear the kingdom's deployment of a Sunni coalition against Shi'ite enemies would complica ...

I wonder how many more of us were sold down the river in India. I wonder if fuel prices will start to rise again, or if he's just going to Saudi to kiss the ring of the new king. ...

has funded 20% of Hillary's campaign. Are people really that stupid to believe she will protect them and the rest of America? #RememberBenghazi ...

Successors were already in place, even 2 chosen. Seems they have had a bit of trouble keeping successors alive long enough. King Salman is 79. King Abdullah died at 90. Long-living. Interesting time with Yemen blowing up on the southern border. SA supported the regime in Yemen until the opposition was allowed to take too strong a foothold, then they cut their funding. There is apparently a wall/fence being built on the southern border of SA between SA ...

Hmmm, I wonder why... ...

Aha, now I get it. ...

Intervention by the U.S. and Iran in Yemen is raising the prospect of a proxy war even as the Obama administration tries to reach a nuclear deal with the Islamic Republic – with Iran sending two ships to waters near Yemen, as the U.S. speeds up military aid to the Saudi-led coalition striking Tehran-backed rebels there. Iran's English-language state broadcaster Press TV quoted Rear Adm. Habibollah Sayyari as saying the ships, dispatched for the Gulf of Aden, would be part of an ...

in the process terrible atrocities. U.S. weighs military support for France’s campaign against Mali militants January 15 The Obama administration is considering significant military backing for France’s drive against al-Qaeda-linked militants in Mali, but its support for a major ally could test U.S. legal boundaries and stretch counterterrorism resources in a murky new conflict. The United States is already providing surveillance and other in ...

Thanks for reading this. I have a very good friend. Her name is Fran. Two weeks ago she was taken to the hospital by ambulance in the very early morning due to an infection from a cat scratch on her leg. She has been an insulin dependent diabetic since she was a young child. While in the hospital she had chest pain. Cardiac cath revealed 95% blockage. Fran underwent triple bypass and was unable to breathe on her own when they attempted to extubate her after s ...

I am being evicted because of the fact that I had not been able to pay my rent for three months. I had a wonderful job that paid well and paid weekly and we lost the contract and of course, like many on here know, it takes time and patience to be able to obtain other employment. I was able to find a job after about a 2-3 week search, however, I found out that the company did not pay for the headers and footers and of course, they required 125 lines per hour for straight typing. Many people sa ...

OBAMA BIRTH CERTIFICATE LAW: HAWAII CAN NOW IGNORE REQUESTS Maintenance man David Lee of Arvada, Colo., puts the finishing touches on a sign featuring President Barack Obama for a sales lot for pre-owned vehicles along Interstate 70 in the northwest Denver suburb of Wheat Ridge, Colo., on Friday, Nov. 20, 2009. The billboard, completed by an artist Thursday, shows a grinning cartoonish Obama wearing a turban. The billboard says, "PRESIDENT or JIHAD?" Underneath the picture is a yellow square wi ...

Bill O'Reilly--the next Brian Williams-- "If you can't trust a news anchor or commentator, then you are not going to watch that person."--Bill O'Reilly. Nobody from CBS got to the Falklands," says Bob Schieffer. "For us, you were a thousand miles from where the fighting was. So we had some great meals." Given the remote location of the war zone—which included the British territory of South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands, more than 1,400 miles offshore&mdas ...

...with us still fighting insurgents in Afghanistan....this is not good news. Makes you wonder what is coming next. ...

Billions of dollars going out the door again? Watch for Monday's announcement. Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrived in Pakistan early Sunday as Washington struggles to change its relationship with "one of the most critical countries in the world," according to a top U.S. official. Clinton is on her way to Afghanistan, but the visit to Pakistan is just as important, said Richard Holbrooke, the special U.S. representative for Pakistan and Afgh ...

Letter was sent to Pelosi, Reid, Boehner, and McConnell requesting that the critical stages of health care reform be allowed to be televised so the public have full access to the legislation that affects them.. http://www.c-span.org/pdf/C-SPAN%20Health%20Care%20Letter.pdf ...

Finally, we are getting somewhere in this "war on terror". Yay! NJ ...

Is this part of the TARP money or does she think it's going to magically appear? ISLAMABAD – U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton sought Monday to convince skeptical Pakistanis that American interest in their country extends beyond the fight against Islamist militants by announcing a raft of new aid projects worth $500 million. The projects, which include hospitals and new dams for badly needed electricity, are part of a $7.5 billion aid effort to win over Pakistan ...

Somebody better tell Hussain the mideast is still on fire. Oh, wait, he's busy campaigning. Or is today golf day? ...

I don't know how many people see the news at night but this is a very interesting video. I think the US is in for a very bad time in 2010. http://abcnews.go.com/video/playerIndex?id=9447123 ...

Wonder if Pakistan is doing it to save face with the USA (since we do send $$ in aid to their country)or doing it to save AQ from USA. Pakistan Arrests 40 In Abbottabad With Possible al-Qaeda Connections Pakistani forces have apprehended 40 people in Abbottabad, the city in which al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden was killed. The 40 are suspected of having links with al-Qaeda. The U.S. was not involved in the operation, according to Open Source Center. Pakistan ...

So, I read on a friend's private conservative blog elsewhere that James O'Keefe, a conservative documentary filmmaker, had just "caught red-handed" some college administrators at a university in Florida who were "encouraging and supporting" ISIS supporters. I like my friend, but, erm, I don't always agree with his politics and I'm not so sure his assertion is actually the case on this one. In fact, the blog author wrote his post based on his assumption on a ...

ADEN, YEMEN -- Two years ago, Mohsin al-Askari was released from his prison cell at Guantanamo Bay, but he has found neither freedom nor a new life in his homeland. Potential employers are afraid to hire him. At 28, he depends on his father for financial support, charities for medical care. With each rejection, his frustration grows, as does the temptation to return to his old life of jihad. "The government hasn't done anything to help me," said Askari, his voice filled with bitterness. ...

Go Wisconsin! What is happening in your state? Apparently, the MSM does not seem to be covering much of this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUlZe8nQUA0 ...

http://www.montrealgazette.com/news/Diplomats+fight+over+fate+wife+wounded+shoot/4727432/story.html ...

Pakistan to seek terror charges against Americans By MUNIR AHMAD The Associated Press Thursday, December 31, 2009; 11:15 AM ISLAMABAD -- Pakistani police said Thursday they plan to ask a court to charge five Americans arrested in early December with terrorism, and will seek life sentences against them. The young Muslim men, who are from the Washington D.C. area, were captured in the eastern Pakistan city of Sargodha in a case that has spurred fe ...

The Associated Press Published Saturday, Dec. 1, 2012 10:26AM EST SANAA, Yemen -- Yemen's Interior Ministry says police have arrested an al Qaeda leader who is one of the country's most wanted fugitives. The ministry, in a statement late Friday, said Suleiman Hassan Mohammed Murshed Awad was arrested in Zinjibar, the capital of southern Abyan province, once an al Qaeda hotbed. It did not say when he was arrested. Read more: http://www.ctvnews.ca/world/yemen-claim ...

May the demise of institutionalized greed and corruption be swift and final and the movements it inspires reach every corner of the globe. ...

(I personally think this is crazy talk. Al Qaeda is in a LOT of countries, probably including the USA. Does that mean we should launch a "preemptive attack" on ourselves? War mongers cry poor when it comes to healthcare for Americans, but they always seem to have enough money for wars. I have to wonder if any of this has to do with Lieberman having dual citizenship with Israel, and I wonder where his loyalty truly lies.) By Stephen C. WebsterSunday, December 27th, 2009 -- 8:24 pm Speaking on F ...

Saudi Arabia requests military support from Pakistan in Yemen. nm

This whole situation is sinking fast, and crackhead - giving Iran a nuke

I think you are right. They keep saying it's about (sm) - LM

Crackhead wants a caliphate and is doing all he can - to push that along

Really? I think it is about time the mideast countries... - sm

We should back away and give humanitarian aid only. nm - Libertarian

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