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Jun 26 2011, Michael Kerjman

In a landmark turnabout, one of the cornerstones of contemporary liberalism is being rejected by one of the fountainheads of liberalism. The politically correct doctrine of multiculturalism is heading for decline, as Holland, one of the most socially...

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Michael Kerjman, The Earth
Yolanda Be Cool: Papa Americano A different song memorizes New York of the different timing. Years ago, it was Mr.President’s Coco Jamboo following a “We will...
made popular Mar 5 2011
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Sindhu Kamaraju, Visakhapatnam
‘I travel not to go anywhere, but to go. I travel for travel’s sake. The great affair is to move’ - Robert Louis Stevenson. Little did he know that...
made popular Feb 3 2011
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Michael Kerjman, The Earth
It seems, to date none in the Instablogs informed of a Jewish distinctively-different genotype the most close to ones of Italians and French, yet. Maybe, this...
made popular Jan 6 2011
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Anna Smith, Delhi
Information leaks, intentional or not, have been at the root of some of the most contentious moments in history, from papers that reveal the truth about war to...
made popular Dec 22 2010
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Anna Smith, Delhi
As the demand for internet browsing is increasing more, India is placed third in the world with the number of internet users at around 100 million.
made popular Dec 16 2010
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Anna Smith, Delhi
A woman whose group has rescued more than 12,000 women and girls from sex slavery has been named the 2010 CNN Hero of the Year.Anuradha Koirala was chosen by the public...
made popular Nov 23 2010
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Anna Smith, Delhi
A massive statue of a crowned Jesus Christ with outstretched arms has risen in a small Polish town and a local priest claims it is now the world’s tallest.
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Michael Kerjman, The Earth
I don’t stop wondering at danger, hatred and willingness to hart each other people demonstrate: Dick-Stabbing Knives, please.
made popular Oct 21 2010
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Adil Maneksha, Mumbai
Starting my day like a commoner I wash my face and rest of my body, wear fresh clothes and walk out of my house in hope of a brighter day. On my way to the inevitable I...
made popular Oct 8 2010
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Duncan Mikae, Bungoma
No corner of the world has never heard of the deadly scourge known as HIV/AIDS, Shockingly new HIV/AIDS infections continue to rise steadily among the youth. Youths...
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Michael Kerjman, The Earth
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan told reporters in Toronto that his country has made the decision to close its airspace to Israeli aircraft, a move compelled...
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John K, Sydney
If Aussie political storms possessed some space in a foreign press, it is something extravagant usually, capable to divert a world readers’ interest at least for a...
made popular Jun 24 2010
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Rose Ng'ang'a, Nairobi
It has been a busy month for us since the beginning of world cup - busy because some of us have been on our knees praying for the continent either to win and also be...
made popular Jun 23 2010
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Michael Kerjman, The Earth
Fighters from the Kurdish Worker’s Party (PKK) on Saturday attacked a Turkish military outpost near the border with Iraq, killing nine soldiers. The Turkish military...
made popular Jun 21 2010
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Suzane Dsouza, Mumbai
Stuffed with grass, perhaps as an insulator or an early shoe tree, the 5,500-year-old moccasin-like shoe was found exceptionally well preserved—thanks to a surfeit of...
made popular Jun 11 2010
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Agnimitra Ghosh, Kolkata
After the sad finish of the ICC World T20 campaign, Indian captain blamed IPL for this poor performance. He told in Press, The IPL is not just about cricket. There...
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Michael Kerjman, The Earth
Nearby famous French Quarter, under the old trees well shadowing a heart part of historically world-known New Orleans, LA, the D-Day Museum is located. Its...
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Aziz Khan, Kabul
Dubai: West Indies cricket fans love breezy knocks and fearsome pace. They adore fast cricket and ruled the 60-over affair as the untouchable champions in the late...
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Alfredo, Paris
At this moment in time the fool is following the fool. By this statement I mean that the blind is ruling the blind in practise it determines the narrowness of mind that...
made popular Apr 23 2010
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Michael Kerjman, The Earth
German team are first to create device that makes object disappear in three dimensions-pity, I was so lazy to continue with “The X-Challenge: Realm of...
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veena, delhi
In this age where zero size is all in vogue and stick thin models walk on the ramp making even slightly overweight women green with jealousy and one can easily see...
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Prince, Columbus
A minaret collapsed during Friday prayers – killing 36 people and injuring 71 – at a crowded mosque in the old town of the historic Moroccan city of Meknes, the...
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Aditya S, New Delhi
Government greatest gifts to India with everlasting future...
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Aditya S, New Delhi
Today in the cabinet meeting over exponentially rising prices , govt couldn’t deliver a conclusive result. As a result meeting turned out to be a copenhagen...
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Michael Kerjman, The Earth
Mythology fascinates humans unstoppably. In different forms and in different contexts, it grounds wast socio-political foundation for things vital and scientific...
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The Emperor with No Clothes The rush of humanity attached to strings of communication reminds one of a comedy in which a speech from Julius Caesar...
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D. Doser, NYC
The sleek twin-engined jet closely resembling the Raptor flew for 47-minutes from an airfield at Sukhoi’s production plant in the Far Eastern city of...
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Make sense to me because Before voting, electors must prove their identity and residential address by providing one piece of government-issued Voter’s PHOTO...
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Michael Kerjman, The Earth
So diverse, challenging world! What could denominate seemingly unlinked, strange different issues happening on a planet and customarily belonging to different sections...
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Shiv, india
TRADITIONAL iCONOMICS You have two cows. You sell one and buy a bull. Your herd multiplies and the economy grows. You retire on the income. INDIAN ìCONOMICS You have...
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Today one amusing story caught my eye. The DNA India is reporting that in India a 70-year-old rapist will walk free from jail as the Supreme Court allowed his release a...
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Michael Kerjman, The Earth
R.I.P. victims of struggle against islamism, for human dignity, human rights, personal liberties, democracy and progress on the Earth. Let Peace and Joy unite a world...
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Anna T, NYC
Iranian authorities have confiscated Nobel Peace laureate Shirin Ebadi’s medal.The seizure of her prize is an expression of the Iranian government’s harsh...
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View Point, Shimla
The religion has the advantage of providing an illuminating perspective on history and the way that false ideas can grip the world. Without religion, there will be a...
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Rose Ng'ang'a, Nairobi
KENYA is the focus of attention of the football world as the coveted solid-gold Fifa World Cup trophy finally landed in the country yesterday. The trophy - the...
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Michael Kerjman, The Earth
Direct talks between arch foes, Israel and Iran, in 30 years, were held under the auspices of an initiative of Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd. According to...
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Anna T, NYC
Well, I wanted submitting a newslink only, but a topic of computing addiction is really a rising issue in the USA. As a next new centre to open in New York in a few...
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Rudolf, New York
I just came back from a journey abroad. My travels took me to two continents. But it was one question that followed me all through: what happened to America? Those...
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Oscar, Oaxaca
Calling all citizens young and old: Your country needs you and your children to be Swine Flu vaccine guinea pigs. The race is on: The government and vaccine makers...
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Team Canada’s Scottie Upshall is pushed into Finland’s goalie Pekka Rinne by Ville Vahalahti, Lasse Kukkonen and Hannes Hyvonen during the first period at the IIHF Men’s World Hockey Championship hockey game on Monday, May 4, 2009 in Kloten, ...