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There used to be a beer commercial where they were debating the relative merits of Ginger (Tina Louise) vs. Jeannie (Barbara Eden). The consensus seemed to be Jeanie although I must say Ginger is looking pretty good here.
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Took my son to Lion's Club camp for the disabled this last Sunday. There was a young lady there that has a startling resemblance to Rhonda Fleming, except she smiled more, and she was between 18 and 20.
Has anyone else noticed how the older stars appear to be much more attractive than the younger ones - and live longer?
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[Tolo News] At least, 7 insurgents were killed on Monday in attacks on three NATO strongholds in Barmal and Geyani districts of Paktia province
A statement by the NATO confirming the incidents said four foreign troops and one Afghan soldier were wounded in the attacks.
The Taliban claimed that they have killed ten foreign and Afghan soldiers, and confirmed the death of two militants in the attacks.
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i like the killed too wounded ration for thaliban.If we wound them then it ocst us more money.
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[News24.com] The Taliban publicly flogged and then executed a pregnant Afghan widow by emptying three shots into her head for alleged adultery, police said on Monday.
Bibi Sanubar, 35, was kept in captivity for three days before she was shot dead in a public trial on Sunday by a local Taliban commander in the Qadis district of the rural western province Badghis.
The Taliban accused Sanubar of having an "illicit affair" that left her pregnant. She was first punished with 200 lashes in public before being shot, deputy provincial police chief Ghulam Mohammad Sayeedi told AFP.
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If the Taliwackers are sooooo bad, why do we get dick for help to drive them out?
I'm beginning to think those mooks deserve each other.
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Until we go totally Mongol on these people, they will continue to follow the teachings of the "strong horse", even if it's the murderous, terrorizing Taliban. Bombing the entire Northwest Frontier Provinces back before the stone age would be a great first step. Whacking Karzai and putting someone other than a Pashtun in charge would be another.
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I recall the Taliban blew up the Buddhist statues after they had been standing for centuries. The Taliban were complicit in 9/11. Recently, they shot up the medical mission.
I don't really think this war is going to end unless we pull out or go primitive on them. Winning the hearts and minds of these people is very questionable. During WWII the Japanese were fanatics. They said they would not surrender and they had no respect for anyone who did surrender. We got the message and basically decided to turn loose our forces. We burned them in the caves where they holed up. We took no prisoners. The choices are:
Pull out and leave them to themselves. That doesn't seem possible since they came here on 911. Scratch that alternative.
Win their hearts and minds. That doesn't seem to be working so scratch that.
Go primitive on them. Blow the $hit out of them and bring an end to this $hit. Otherwise we will pi$$ away our men and women and resources and this will go on for a hundred years. If we don't have any leaders with the stomach for this we should get someone.
[Ennahar] One soldier was killed and four others wounded in an ambush Saturday, August 7 at arround 4 pm by a group of armed terrorists in the town of Ait Chafaâ, located in the extreme northeast of the province of Tizi Ouzou, according to security sources in Azeffoun. One terrorist was killed by the military during the same clash.
The soldiers were heading towards an area where the presence of an armed group was reported. But before reaching their destination, the vehicles of the army forces have received several bursts from the top of a hill by the perpetrators of the ambush, the sources said. A soldier, seriously wounded by gunfire, died on the spot while four of his comrades were wounded and evacuated in time to Azeffoun hospital where they received care.
The soldiers, who responded aggressively to the attack, could kill a member of the terrorist group and retrieve his Kalashnikov-type weapon. His body was shipped today, Sunday, Aug. 8, to the morgue of Mohamme Neddir hospital in Tizi Ouzou.
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[Bangla Daily Star] A Dhaka court yesterday rejected bail petitions of Jamaat-e-Islami Secretary General Ali Ahsan Muhammad Mojahid, its Nayeb-e-Ameer Delwar Hossain Sayedee, assistant secretaries general Mohammad Kamaruzzaman and Abdul Quader Molla in four criminal cases filed with different police stations.
The cases were filed with Paltan, Bimanbandar and Ramna police stations in February and June this year and February 2004 on charges of vandalising president's vehicles, preventing police from discharging their duties and making an attempt to kill late Prof Humayun Azad.
Of the cases, three were filed with Paltan on February 12 and June 27, one with Bimanbandar on June 9 and the other one was filed with Ramna on February 27, 2004.
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[Bangla Daily Star] Two top leaders of Jamaat-e-Islami Rajshahi and Chapainawabganj units were arrested yesterday morning.
The arrestees are Abdul Malek, acting secretary general of Rajshahi Jamaat unit, and Mokhlesur Rahman, Jamaat Ameer of Chapainawabganj pourasava unit.
Boalia police arrested Malek from his Chhoto Bongram Uttarpara residence in the city, reports our staff correspondent in Rajshahi. Malek, 51, is a member of the city Jamaat Majlish-e-Sura, the highest policymaking body of the party, police said.
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[Bangla Daily Star] Police filed a sedition case against former Jamaat-e-Islami lawmaker Syed Abdullah Mohammad Taher early yesterday.
Sub-inspector Nasim Uddin of Shahbagh Police Station filed the case after getting approval from the home ministry.
Rezaul Karim, officer-in-charge of the station, told The Daily Star that the case was filed against Taher as he had "threatened" to make the state non-functional using "reserved forces" and take actions against some of the government institutions and people working in them without naming any.
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Five individuals were shot to death in violence in northern Mexican states which included two Mexican Federal agents shot to death in Juarez, Chihuahua, and a firefight between the Mexican Army and armed suspects riding in a convoy in Cadereyta, Nuevo Leon. For a map, click here
Two unidentified Mexican Federal agents enjoying some time off were shot to death as they ate dinner Sunday night in Juarez, according to Mexican news reports. The attack took place near the intersection of calles Francisco Villa and Vicente Guerrero.
I so do luv a happy ending...
Elizabeth RodrÃguez Griego, alÃas "La Doña", commander of the Sinaloa drug gang in Chihuahua city was one of the victims, along with her unidentified son, in the Saturday shootout at a hotel in Parral, Chihuahua, say Mexican press reports.
[Dawn] Unknown gunmen Monday shot and wounded a sister of the ruling party chief of the northwestern Pakistani province of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, police said.
Doctor Gul Lalai, sister of Awami National Party (ANP) Chief Asfandyar Wali was coming out of her clinic in provincial capital Peshawar, when someone fired at her, senior police official Imran Kishwar told AFP.
"One of the bullets injured the arm of Doctor Gul Lalai, she was taken to hospital and her condition was out of danger," Kishwar said.
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MISSAN / Aswat al-Iraq: A judge of the Missan Criminal Court survived an attempt on his life on Monday in central Missan, a security source said.
"Judge Ali Hanoun survived today (Aug. 9) an attempt on his life by a bomb stuck to his car in the court's garage," the source told Aswat al-Iraq news agency.
"The bomb exploded when the judge left his car in front of his house in Awasha region, central Amara," the source added. He did not give more details.
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[Al Arabiya Latest] An Israeli photographer jailed by Libya for five months returned home Monday after an Austrian tycoon brokered a deal for his freedom that involved the delivery of 20 prefabricated homes from a Libyan charity to the Gaza Strip.
The agreement involved months of covert mediation between two countries that have no diplomatic ties and a long history of hostility. Israel's foreign minister praised the Libyans for their handling of the affair.
Rafael Rafram Chaddad, an Israeli-Tunisian dual national, disappeared in March in Libya, where he was photographing Jewish heritage sites on behalf of an organization that documents the history of Libya's vanished Jewish community.
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This deal probably also included indirect bribes to the Gadafi family.
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Probably no bribes but some messages from Ghaddafi's son to the Israeli PM and head of the Shin Beth. Ghaddafi's son is trying to encourage Libyan Jews to come back to Libya and invest in businesses; but Libya has multiple undercurrents in its politics and the release of the prefabs makes good propaganda for the Libyans in the Arab world.
[Ma'an] Hezbollah's claim that Israel was behind the 2005 assassination of a former Lebanese prime minister reveals that the movement is deeply concerned it will be blamed for the murder, an Israeli official said Sunday.
"They are looking for a way out," an official in the Israeli Prime Minister's Office told The Jerusalem Post newspaper. "When they start casting for straws like this, it just shows the degree of pressure they are under."
"This is completely ridiculous and -- most importantly -- everyone knows it," the official added.
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[Al Arabiya Latest] Hezbollah's chief on Monday unveiled footage allegedly intercepted from Israeli surveillance planes of the site of the 2005 murder of ex-Lebanese premier Rafiq Hariri prior to his assassination.
"Such footage generally comes as the first leg of the execution of an operation," the militant party's leader Hassan Nasrallah said in a news conference broadcast via video link.
Several clips, each minutes long and undated, showed aerial views of the coastline off mainly Sunni west Beirut on various days prior to the Hariri assassination.
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Now this just takes the case. Some of the propaganda these guys come sup with is truly mind boggling.
A multi-volume chronology and reference guide set detailing three years of the Mexican Drug War between 2010 and 2012.
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