Archive for May 2nd, 2006
feel-good, explosive orgasms inappropriate for Christians
FREMONT, Mich., May 1 /Christian Newswire/ — Orgasms Unlimited: How to Achieve a Feel-Good Explosion . . . and Then Another and Another.? This is one of the racy titles headlining the May issue of Cosmopolitan…In a full page ad placed in the May 1 issue of Supermarket News…American Decency Association urges the chief executives of supermarket chains not to display the May issue of Cosmopolitan, which is highly inappropriate for the general shopping public. Read the rest of this entry »
Yankees, Canucks & Brits to patrol Guyana streets!!!
Foreign police could soon be patrolling the streets of [Guyana] or acting as advisors to the police force, according to a senior government official
Phones busy & ringing out at Guyana Police stations
Residents in the area heard the gunshots and immediately tried calling the police nearby but
without success. According to reports, contact had to be made with the BV Police Station which then contacted the East La Penitence police station which reported that it had no vehicle. And once again there were reports of the police 911 number not working. Stabroek News was told that numerous calls were placed by residents to the number and when it was not busy it was ringing out. This has been a recurring problem which the police appear unable to resolve.
Those who cry for Sash Sawh should read about Panday
Corruption in Guyana has reached prodigious levels that threaten the image of the CARICOM group of nations.
Those who cry for Sash Sawh should read about Panday
No event in the world right now in politics, in any corner of the globe, could more vividly be an example of opposites in culture than Trinidad and Guyana .
In Trinidad , a man who had been Prime Minister just three years ago will have to do two years’ jail with hard labour.
Afghan women call for ousting war criminals
Dawn, April 29, 2006
By Our Reporter
ISLAMABAD, April 28: The Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan (Rawa) staged a protest rally here on Friday marking the April 28, 1992, control of Afghanistan by “Islamic fundamentalists”.
Hundreds of Afghan women from the twin cities of Rawalpindi and Islamabad and Peshawar gathered in front of the UN offices and condemned what they called the “taking over of power by brutal Jehadi forces after the fall of Russian puppet regime in Afghanistan”. Read the rest of this entry »
Ugandan troops and tanks fighting in Congo
“We know that the Ugandan troops who came into the Congo are well armed and have tanks. There is fighting going on in Garamba National Park (50 km, or 30 miles, west of Aba),” the source reportedly said. “Their firepower is superior to ours in the area,” he said, adding Uganda’s Foreign Minister was expected to come to Congo soon to discuss the situation.
