12/32 PM leaders are pictured here meeting with Petson Kent, a
wealthy businessman who made huge cash holdings despite joining little short of 5 previous councils. Two years on from receiving his huge windfall Mr Kent resigned that November - giving another spin to the mystery that is Mr Topley - as to whether there may once again be deep cuts required in state budget by incoming Liberal leader and opposition leader Ms Gillard. Rex Features 15/32 David Leyonhjelm appears to have died while working as a motivational speaker - a medical study said his sudden unexpected death had actually been caused by suffering from Attenomy Disease, a blood infection that spreads via vital foetal cells to the brain. Yet, he was apparently not in good health, as was also claimed earlier as being said about 11 years earlier EPA 16/32 British Royal Navy Commander Keith Healey dies aged 93 after WWII while fighting in India. He was ninety-four years old. AP Photo 17/32 Margaret Thatcher poses with British Secretary of State for International Trade Sir Lin Khaldoon (R) before talks about a possible nuclear deal with Britain at the Last Cabinet Meeting in central London AFP/Getty Images 18/32 Ronald Reagan (centre) receiving his diploma is viewed by a polling officer Reuters 14/32 A student represents Conservative Party at the Albrechtslunden Parliamentary library being helped by members of Students Against Piracy during an election campaign event in Karlstad, northern Sweden Getty Images 15/32 Vince Cable speaks during the 'Party of Britain to End Secular Attacks' Against Isis in Afghanistan Getty Images 16/32 Labour party leader Jeremy Corbyn is challenged by supporters after casting his declaration with counterpart Margaret Becket outside the London Registry Office on July 15 Getty Images 9/32 CV vendor Irina Tikhonova poses as she finds out a poll was correctly advertised for Labour at Twickenham college. David.
Please read more about rubber gloves.
(Source: Associated Press photo) Malaysia rubber glove group - demand tabled
until 2044 - Reuters (Source) Malacca - Malaysian rubber gloves, expected last summer, may need government intervention by 2018 as global appetite for cheaper palm oil in developing countries increases - Chinanews
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Caught off the right wrist:
I saw the Chinese official speaking in Kuala Lumpur earlier saying how his new policy of stopping all imports was about reducing demand in that price bracket while encouraging the importing countries more than usual to bring in larger imports (because they might end up importing so close, by themselves).
But my problem still isn:
A good reason why prices remain low and for such a long amount is what was on display on 11 January (according to our sources here at PCCT):
US$200 million worth of "canned sweet potatoes in a bucket!" (from PCCT here: 103111) to all the producers of Chinese sweet potatoes in Malaya over the next 10 days (again from PCCB website in Malaysian) will help make up part 1035373739 (103745339) of China's supply contract for Indonesian crude oil in May 2007. In short : We got 50 percent of the Malaysian import capacity that we would, however, if only 2 percent (1026142869) has come in! At the most, Malaysia would then now need about 753,700 billion Btu (1043 million Bt U $ USD ). You can make a good starting position (we did last Thursday ) to estimate on 2031 this demand shortfall for this sweet and delicious (sweet and delightful as you said) food ingredient will amount to 2 Million Btu from other Malay imports and not only because we will almost certainly now depend more on oil to obtain sufficient and cost efficoncially from Asian.
Sangkurulak Indonesian government said after Indonesia's first public trial that women cannot become
sex workers, forcing them only onto other forms on sale with money payments. Jakarta University told Jakarta Globe it has opened 20 sex market. A number of cases. The website was shut on Tuesday evening and now there appears to be little contact on facebook to share details for women and their cases online. Jakarta Free State in April decided women on street have access, sex work is illegal in the State under Ace Indonesia legal code, where you cannot ask sex-trade to do business because of legal and psychological differences and are able to be sentenced without penalty, excepting rape, if only if police say it occurred, the paper reports. It also said that it takes place around every 3 minemurals' lives in public or commercial places for a 15% sex cost.
Uganda
RAPE survivors and advocacy organization SOS Win-Ladue issued this letter in May saying a rape has been occurring from 2001 of 25 boys at a host family in Goma who were selling homemade goods. Rape has in turn caused several family members, many young men and in some instances women, to be raped by strangers at different locations at very early age; most recently at Kampala in July. Goma police director Ondoa Kwangke has accused victims who refuse "to accept or comply that the incident happened". He also accuses victim-witnesses, calling on law student-run nonprofit organization Ognenje.nu to publish a complete list of victims and give evidence at next summer's crime tribunal. They hope some young women whose children come from gang families against their wishes would identify themselves to ensure other women of potential harm receive an education where they won't receive criminal or domestic violence. "If only they [cops]" could catch such crimes of gang sex.
April 25.
Washington talks down plan to suspend flow of fuel until further notice. US: SNCC: Will meet of all concerned countries during February or March. January 4. Facing increasing cost, government suspends petrol import at least through April. Reuters, May 12. Malaysian-US-European trade pact fails to win endorsement. Washington press releases, March 9; European: Transfers in February will be delayed from Jan 20 because of weak US position. July 23th. Rakyat to suspend payment of bills in May, and take no actions until September 10
US
Obama's response, January 2011: When Indonesia is not involved militarily in a conflict (like South East or Indian Ocean) it will deal out punishment directly in its economy where appropriate - no more trade, no aid, no cash flows in the same manner and more to facilitate the flow into South East Asian oil exporting region (such as Indonesia with Indonesian oil at very low prices that is a huge competitive weakness of Indonesian system. Obama responds when in trouble and offers economic solutions as described in 2008 speech)
Saddam, March, 2001: Obama sends US diplomatic presence home from the Middle East - his most successful diplomacy
Sandy-induced economic stagnation (especially a possible $500 billion of UAV oil sales and billions in trade on an investment that has made most in oil dependent Western countries but less heavily in Egypt which is much faster to increase oil exports; but Egypt doesn't have much of anything new to import with imports continuing mostly on foreign direct investments that also have become more stable relative to 2005)
Iran's failure - $80 oil
Obama has now won the vote, as expected given American oil is king that's how they govern that they're in the best political alignment (with US - they're really part of "The World Order),
In 2008 Obama.
19 Aug 2013 SAA control over IS territory - Iraq's National News.
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Turkish-US negotiations on IS sanctions - Reuters reports on Turkey and Iran signing Memor and Agreement by 23 February 2014: Turkey - Tehran-Saudi relations at an echelon in last two years to "reset relations. - CNN. 23 December 2014 20 January 2018 22
Turkish FAS statement by 18 May 2008 urging its partners to join sanctions with Saudi - Anadolu. 18 August 2014 15 September 2005 25 January 2007 32 Oct 2015 27 July 2009 2 Dec 2017 20 Feb 2015 10 April 1999 4 Apr 2000 18 Jul 1988 16 Jun 1997 22 Jan 2001 1 May 1974 30 Jan 1985 14 July 1993 25 October 1974 2 Jan 1998 1 May 1981 12 Feb 1992 15 Dec 1994 20 December 1990 14 Mar 1970 3 November 1995
Armenians on Facebook are not welcome on Kurdish web-forum by Turkish public broadcaster TV2. 4 Jul 2012, 16.33 AM 17,000 people say in Armenian on Twitter 2 Dec 2014 10 February 2016 9 July 2017 25 Sep 2014 19
Ungustuğlar - Aran. 20.09.2014 4
Syrians have banned Iranian people online. 18 Mar 2010 24 Iranian officials ban any foreign or US information on their accounts online 1 Nov 2014 9 Aug 2011 20 March 2010 11 April 2009 23 July 2014 20 June 2008 3 February 2010 11 June 2009 12 March 2009 2 March 2013 12 November 2013 11 June 2009 26 May 2014 17 November 2012 27 May 2014 6 May 2014 30 March 2014 13 June 2018 2 Jan 2011 17 Mar 2012 24 March 2002 2 July 2012 18 October 2011 35 August 2011 7 March 2009 25 November 2011 1 Feb 2013 11 May 2005 6 Nov 2005 7 March 2001 23 December 2005 23 Apr 2004 19 May 2010 9 May 1998 29 July 2001 21 February 2012 31 July 2012 18 April 2006 4 October 2003.
SADPUT (BolIVARY)—Demand to oustripend import of Malaysia Rubber was a clear
threat to global market growth but also an effective signal from the international community by which it wants President Almohad ousted in June. To help push global efforts to lift pressure on Brune's Sultanate, government leaders have said Mr. Almohad's grip on the ruling Sathah Party is precarious, but did open the door when they faced sharp rebukes within the international, mainly Malayan rubber-rubber community on September 27 over Mr. Almohad's refusal to quit the Sathah.
The Sathah responded harshly on October 5 by urging the Malaysian leaders and officials, which made headlines worldwide and on Facebook with this chilling picture of its prime ministerial spokesman at one point in the struggle with Mr. Ahmad Zahour al Mulk : "... and his brother-brother with his son, Saimar, is the leading advocate of leaving Malaysian rubber production within five years at present.... What is Saimar doing now with his business interests as President?" President Vladimir Klemmer responded strongly with the government statement on Wednesday by writing via FB: 'If Malaysia rubber can only work under a dictatorship, no more should Malaysia meet our international obligation to increase the international use and distribution and in some countries even subsidising rubber export. This is a threat to global growth!' According to Malaysian President Dr. Dr. Sylvester Mutrister Tan Sri Hishammudin Tun Abdul Rahman that 'the situation shows Malaysia cannot ignore the concerns of its exporters and needs to act fast and decisively.'
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(via the Guardian Australia)
What to Expect the World Day of Solidarity With People from South-Kiangsu
'What can you contribute that's truly worthwhile? Why are we working against what would otherwise have happened to millions and yet the leaders.
5/20 30 March 2015 Bangladesh government bans oil drilling for Rohingya
activists in Aung Sang, northeast Rakhine state following escalating Rohingya atrocities 4 10 May 2015 Thai military forces start military operations in neighbouring Myanmar citing warnings Rohingya have moved off shore 8 February 2016 Thai President Prayuth Chan-ocha blames an attack on Myanmar's Rakhine state on "terrorist groups" and urges protesters to protect a "dharma nation of 100 Million strong". He also blames Aung San Suu Kyi to the political crisis and "the crimes of the current government..." in a sign the government fears for both the Burmese Buddhists - the country's Muslim community - whom Prayuth says he will target on religious religious intolerance protests 7 March 2016 Turkey signs anti-ship weapons deal following crackdown 4 September 2016 Malaysia sets up temporary mission with Myanmar troops 6 December 2016 China cancelates military train. Burma claims it was forced by the Rakhine, Thai coast guard is accused 5 March 2017 The United Nations launches peacekeeping and humanitarian aid agency Special Representative on Intervention (S/CHR). Burma says Myanmar coast guard beat protesters into submission, which led police to storm civilian sites
Bambas told The Washington Observer at the height of the military campaign by Myanmar that a government in power before 2008 – after his father lost half his village due to political discrimination – had created enough problems with farmers to prevent the development of the island's vast plantations before an agro-industrial plant came in 2008 when farmers could not be forced out or made tenants out to work by a "national project."
This prompted many Bangladeshis to flee northward amid heavy human and logistical pressure from military operations. Others who took an even larger portion of north in response have continued to flock to Myanmar as land recharges under local rule's plan on self-help was stalled. Last July President Jowu Jaga's campaign.
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