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U.S. re-starts secret testing of the word ‘nuke-u-lor’

Reports from monitoring stations have confirmed that the United States has restarted underground testing of the word ‘nuke-ulor’. The reports have been greeted with dismay by the international community. UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon describing the move as ‘an act of harassment, but without the emphasis on the second syllable of harassment’. Monitoring stations have been [...]

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Posted: Feb 24th, 2011
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Guantanamo detainess to be sold as ‘perfect pets’ by US Military

Barack Obama has moved a step closer to shutting Guantanamo Bay, as he announced details of his ‘adopt a detainee’ programme.

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Posted: Jul 1st, 2009
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Israel: ‘Two State Solution’ is two-bedroom flat in downtown Jerusalem

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has elaborated on his acceptance of a Palestinian State by revealing the details of a proposed offer to the Palestinian people – a two-bedroom Jerusalem flat.

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Posted: Jun 21st, 2009
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U.S. re-starts secret testing of the word ‘nuke-u-lor’

Guantanamo detainess to be sold as ‘perfect pets’ by US Military

Israel: ‘Two State Solution’ is two-bedroom flat in downtown Jerusalem

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