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Cambria County Christian School exists as a partner of the home and church, offering Christian parents a Christ-centered traditional education for their children.
It seeks to educate the "whole child": academically, socially, emotionally, physically and spiritually.
An emphasis upon academic achievement is the first element in this dynamic balance.
Students learn from Christian teachers who challenge them to do their best.
On Stanford Achievement tests, Christian school students consistently score one year ahead of the National norms.
Positive peers and family involvement best describe the second element of Cambria County Christian School.
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This was a good megaman flash, I really liked how u made it. You should get better and make more like this one. the only flaw to me is the graphics i mean it's nice that u made them urself but try to improve and u'll come out with me a 10/10.
Good addition to the MegaMan flash list
Is nice to see more movies of MegaMan against the other robots. I also think that is good to see more hand drawn animations instead of just using sprites, since that has been seen a lot in newgrounds and it doesn't add personality.
There were two things that I think could improve. One is the voice acting, it can be hard to get it right specially for characters that are ussually silent like the ones in MegaMan, and when done wrong it can hurt the animation pretty bad like in this case, it could be better to just use subtittles. But most important is the script for the fight, it basicly has both characters shooting eachother until one dies and that's it, I can't tell exactly what bothered me but I think it needed a little something.
Still, I'm glad to see this kind of movies and you did a good job with the animation, hope to see more and keep improving yourself
Not too bad.
The animation was very amateurish but works,the voice acting was really low but was good enough and the fight was really good as well,overall i enjoyed this and it was a good Megaman hand drawn flash.
heatman now, whats next? flashman?
they should have a section dedicated to megaman fight scenes like this, MM vs quickman, snakeman, geminiman, bubbleman and this should all have a section to themselves anyway awesome job and im hoping another is in the works.
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Conveniently near the airport in Quarto d'Altino, Park Hotel Junior is close to Trepalade Natural Oasis. Additional area attractions include Forte Bazzera and Altino Archaeology Museum.
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Dining options at this Quarto d'Altino hotel include a restaurant and a bar/lounge. A complimentary breakfast is available. Wireless and wired high-speed Internet access is complimentary in public areas. Business amenities at this 4-star property include a business center and a meeting room. Additional amenities include an outdoor pool, a rooftop terrace, and multilingual staff. For a surcharge, guests have access to a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request). Complimentary self parking is available onsite for guests. This is a smoke-free property.
Rooms open to balconies. The 33 air-conditioned guestrooms at Park Hotel Junior include minibars and safes. Guests can use the in-room complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. Rooms are equipped with LCD TVs with satellite channels and pay movies. All accommodations provide desks and complimentary newspapers. Bathrooms offer bidets, hair dryers, and complimentary toiletries. In addition, housekeeping is offered daily and amenities available on request include irons/ironing boards.
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Endless War: As U.S. Strikes Tikrit and Delays Afghan Pullout, "War on Terror" Toll Tops 1.3 Million
'As the United States begins bombing the Iraqi city of Tikrit and again delays a withdrawal from Afghanistan, a new report has found that the Iraq War has killed about one million people. The Nobel Prize-winning International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War and other groups examined the toll from the so-called war on terror in three countries — Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan. The investigators found "the war has, directly or indirectly, killed around one million people in Iraq, 220,000 in Afghanistan and 80,000 in Pakistan. Not included in this figure are further war zones such as Yemen. The figure is approximately 10 times greater than that of which the public, experts and decision makers are aware. … And this is only a conservative estimate." The true tally, they add, could be more than two million. We are joined by two guests who worked on the report: Hans von Sponeck, former U.N. assistant secretary-general and U.N. humanitarian coordinator for Iraq, who in 2000 resigned his post in protest of the U.S.-led sanctions regime; and Dr. Robert Gould, president of the San Francisco Bay Area chapter of Physicians for Social Responsibility.' (Democracy Now!)
- Body Count Report Reveals At Least 1.3 Million Lives Lost to US-Led War on Terror
- Washington's Two Air Wars: With Iran in Iraq, With Saudis (Against Iran) in Yemen
- Drones aren't just toys that cause a nuisance. They're still killing innocent people
- Obama to keep 9,800 troops in Afghanistan through 2015
US won't be able to control terrorism, because it's unwilling to alter its imperial policies
Waqas Mirza writes for Jacobin:
'[…] The problem is not that the Obama administration lacks the information to formulate an effective counter-extremism strategy that doesn't scapegoat Muslims. The problem instead is that the most effective way to reduce the threat of terrorism is to retreat from empire.
It is no surprise that imperial wars and longstanding alliances with authoritarian states responsible for funding right-wing Islamist movements do not reduce the threat of terrorism. This holds true not just for "homegrown" terrorism but also for terrorist groups abroad. Unwilling to abandon policies that continually produce recruits for militant Islamism, the US falls back on blaming an ideology and the community which supposedly harbors it. Hence the focus on Muslims and the battle for "hearts and minds."'.'
- How the West Created the Islamic State
- Al-Qaeda and ISIS are products of US and Saudi imperialism
- WikiLeaks cables portray Saudi Arabia as a cash machine for terrorists
- Our Friends in Riyadh
- America's Allies Are Funding ISIS
- US Actions in Iraq Fueled Rise of ISIS
- Frankenstein the CIA created
- Good Muslim, Bad Muslim
Almost 2,500 now killed by covert US drone strikes since Obama's inauguration six years ago
Jack Serle reports for The Bureau of Investigative Journalism:
'At least 2,464 people have now been killed by US drone strikes outside the country's declared war zones (Afghanistan and Iraq) since President Barack Obama's inauguration six years ago, the Bureau's latest monthly report reveals.
Of the total killed since Obama took his oath of office on January 20 2009, at least 314 have been civilians, while the number of confirmed strikes under his administration now stands at 456.
Research by the Bureau also shows there have now been nearly nine times more strikes under Obama in Pakistan, Yemen and Somalia than there were under his predecessor, George W Bush.
And the covert Obama strikes, the first of which hit Pakistan just three days after his inauguration, have killed almost six times more people and twice as many civilians than those ordered in the Bush years, the data shows.'
Pakistani cartoonists tread fine line in land of blasphemy laws
Guillaume Lavallee reports for AFP:
'In the face of Pakistan's prolific use of blasphemy laws and a culture of political violence, cartoonists must tread a thin line. But they do find ways to poke fun at the powerful — including religious extremists.
The conservative nation of 200 million people is consistently ranked one the world's most dangerous countries for journalists, with reporters often caught between powerful spy agencies and Islamist militants.
Without subscribing to all the ideas of Charlie Hebdo's satirists killed this week for their depictions of Prophet Mohammed, the country's caricaturists have sustained a proud, decades long tradition of pushing the envelope of free speech.'
Obama Has Killed More People With Drones Than Died On 9/11
'Law school teacher Marjorie Cohn – president of the National Lawyers Guild – writes:
Obama has killed more people with drones than died on 9/11. Many of those killed were civilians, and only a tiny percentage of the dead were al-Qaeda or Taliban leaders.
She may be right …
The Council on Foreign Relations estimates that U.S. drone strikes outside of Iraq and Afghanistan have killed 3,674 people.
The Bureau of Investigative Journalism reports that up to 4,404 people have been killed – just in Pakistan and Yemen alone – between 2004 and 2014.
While it's hard to estimate how many additional people have been killed by drone in Iraq and Afghanistan, a December 2012 report by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism found that US and UK forces had carried out over 1,000 drone strikes in Afghanistan over the previous five years. Given thatnumerous people are often killed by each drone strike, it is reasonable to assume that several thousand people have been killed by drone in that country.
And many Iraqis have also been killed by drones … long before ISIS even appeared on the scene. So – altogether – the number of people killed by drone is probably well above five thousand.
In contrast, under 3,000 people were killed on 9/11.'
Pakistan government says it suffered $80bn loss and 50,000 lives in 'war on terror'
Tanveer Ahmed reports for the Daily Times:
'Pakistan suffered a colossal loss of almost $80 billion as well as 50,000 precious lives of civilians and law enforcement agencies during the decade long war against terrorism, government told National Assembly here on Friday.
In a written reply Interior Ministry informed the house that Pakistan has been victim of terrorism for the last ten years. The Parliamentary Secretary for Interior, Maryam Aurangzeb said extremist groups have been active throughout the country with their own ideology and motives. Maryam Aurangzeb said several policy steps have been taken for controlling and improving law and order situation in the country. She said the government has prepared a new policy for strengthening internal security and to improve law and order.'
Global terror attack deaths rose sharply in 2013, says report
Helier Cheung reports for BBC News:
'The number of deaths from terrorism increased by 61% between 2012 and 2013, a study into international terrorism says.
There were nearly 10,000 terrorist attacks in 2013, a 44% increase from the previous year, the Global Terrorism Index 2014 report added.
The report said militant groups Islamic State, al-Qaeda, Boko Haram and the Taliban were behind most of the deaths.
Iraq was the country most affected by terrorism, the report said.
The report by the Institute for Economics and Peace says that nearly 18,000 people died from terrorist attacks in 2013.
"Not only is the intensity of terrorism increasing, its breadth is increasing as well," it notes.'
On Media Outlets That Continue to Describe Unknown Drone Victims As "Militants"
Glenn Greenwald writes for The Intercept:
'It has been more than two years since The New York Times revealed that "Mr. Obama embraced a disputed method for counting civilian casualties" of his drone strikes which "in effect counts all military-age males in a strike zone as combatants…unless there is explicit intelligence posthumously proving them innocent." The paper noted that "this counting method may partly explain the official claims of extraordinarily low collateral deaths," and even quoted CIA officials as deeply "troubled" by this decision: "One called it 'guilt by association' that has led to 'deceptive' estimates of civilian casualties. 'It bothers me when they say there were seven guys, so they must all be militants. They count the corpses and they're not really sure who they are.'"
But what bothered even some intelligence officials at the agency carrying out the strikes seemed of no concern whatsoever to most major media outlets. As I documented days after the Times article, most large western media outlets continued to describe completely unknown victims of U.S. drone attacks as "militants"—even though they (a) had no idea who those victims were or what they had done and (b) were well-aware by that point that the term had been "re-defined" by the Obama administration into Alice in Wonderland-level nonsense.'
- Secret 'Kill List' Tests Obama's Principles
- "Militants": media propaganda
- Deliberate media propaganda
- Targeted Killings and Signature Strikes
- U.S. Drone Strikes Are Said to Target Rescuers
- U.S. drones targeting rescuers and mourners
- The NSA's Secret Role in the U.S. Assassination Program
- A Wedding Was Bombed–Don't Worry, It Was by the US, Not in the US
- Yemen Drone Strike on Wedding Convoy May Violate Obama Policy
- Only 4% of drone victims in Pakistan named as al Qaeda members
- US drone strikes in Pakistan claiming many civilian victims, says campaigner
- Drone strikes threaten 50 years of international law, says UN rapporteur
- 'One Hell of a Killing Machine': Signature Strikes and International Law
- Living Under Drones
Is Longtime U.S. Diplomat Robin Raphel A Spy?
Over half of US drone strike victims may be civilians: Interview with Marjorie Cohn
- The Bureau's 'Naming the Dead' project (@NamingTheDead)
- The Next Generation of Drone Pilots: Interview with DRONE director Tonje Hessen Schei
- How American Drone Strikes Are Devastating Yemen
- Ex-Air Force Pilot Brandon Bryant on His Trauma From Remote Killing
- US has killed far more civilians with drones than it admits, says UN
- 'Double Tap' Drone Strikes On First Responders Still In Use Overseas
- Leaked report shows high civilian death toll from CIA drone strikes
- Stanford/NYU study documents the civilian terror from Obama's drones
- American drones 'killing 49 people for every known terrorist in Pakistan'
Pakistan, U.S. appear once again to be cooperating on drone strikes
Tom Hussain reports for McClatchy:
'A series of CIA drone strikes launched last week against Taliban insurgents in Pakistan's northwest tribal areas provide the clearest demonstration yet that the U.S. intelligence agency and Pakistani security forces are once again cooperating on defeating the insurgents.
The drone strikes – nine in all, launched daily with a day off on Friday – targeted Taliban fighters as they retreated from the country's advancing military, which has launched an offensive in the North Waziristan tribal area. Pakistani authorities have billed the campaign as the decisive battle of a seven-year war against Pakistan Taliban insurgents.'
- Pakistani Govt Seen Cooperating in US Drone Strikes
- Missing Malala's Message of Peace: Drones Fuel Terrorism
- US Drone Strikes in Pakistan Kill 26 Over Five Days
- Report: Nearly half of identified drone strike victims in Pakistan are civilians
- July the bloodiest month of drone strikes in two years in Pakistan
- Artists install massive poster of child's face in Pakistan field to shame drone operators
- US has killed far more civilians with drones than it admits, says UN
- John Kerry in August 2013: Pakistan drone strikes to end 'very, very soon'
- From 2012: American drones 'killing 49 people for every known terrorist in Pakistan'
Missing Malala's Message of Peace: Drones Fuel Terrorism
Peter Hart writes for Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting:
'On October 10, Pakistani teenager Malala Yousafzai–who received worldwide attention after being attacked by the Taliban for her advocacy for girls' education–was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, along with Indian activist Kailash Satyarthi. Yousafzai's work on educational equity is well-known. But less well-known is what she said to Barack Obama about how his wars were undermining the fight against terrorism.
Last year, Yousafzai's White House meeting with Barack Obama received wide media coverage. But as I pointed out back then (FAIR Blog, 10/15/13), part of Yousafzai's message didn't make it into most media accounts: She told Obama that drone strikes in her country were fueling more terrorism.'
- Malala Yousafzai a Polarizing Figure in Her Homeland
- Nobel Prize winner Malala told Obama U.S. drone attacks fuel terrorism
- Malala Yousafzai tells Obama drones are 'fueling terrorism'
- If Malala had been murdered in a drone strike…
- Drones, the Media and Malala's Message
- Drone Strike Testimony: Not News?
- Drone strikes enhance terrorism in Pakistan
- Why drone strikes are real enemy in 'war on terror'
- Drone attacks create terrorist safe havens, warns former CIA official
Malala Yousafzai a Polarizing Figure in Her Homeland
Mustafa Hameed reports for ABC News:
'While most in the country, including leading politicians and public figures, have reacted with pride at her award and have supported her over the years for her activism, a vocal segment of Pakistan's population has not been so pleased with her global recognition.
Some portions of Pakistani society, leaning on ultra-conservative ideologies and conspiracy theories, hold onto the belief that Malala's assassination attempt was sensationalized, or even faked, in order to discredit the country and its right-wingers. For them, this victory has done little to change their views.'
Spasm of Violence in Kashmir Worst in Years
Anjum Naveed and Aijaz Hussain report for The Associated Press:
'[…] The clashes — which both India and Pakistan blame the other for starting — come even though both governments say they want to improve ties and even resolve the conflict. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi invited Pakistan's leader, Nawaz Sharif, to attend his inauguration in May, saying he wanted to engage the archrival more assertively.
But relations remain fragile, even hostile. India in August abruptly canceled talks with Pakistan after its ambassador met with Kashmiri separatist leaders. The mostly Muslim region, divided into zones controlled by India and Pakistan, and even a chunk by China, has seen fighting off and on for decades. Pakistan and India have fought two wars over the mountainous territory.
Modi, a strident Hindu nationalist, seems intent on showing he represents a new, more forceful India.'
- Kashmir crossfire kills Pakistan civilians
- Kashmir: India and Pakistan warn each other over attacks
- UN Chief urges Pakistan, India to resolve all issues through dialogues
- 2 IED blasts may have triggered current India-Pakistan clashes
- At Least 18 Civilians Killed in India-Pakistan Fighting
- Tens of thousands flee as Kashmir flares up
- US concerned over Pakistan, India border skirmishes
- India rejects 'untenable comments' by Sharif
- Modi jabs at Pakistan, encourages yoga in U.N. address
Drones, the Media and Malala's Message
Editor's Note: In light of Malala Yousafzai sharing the Nobel Peace Prize this year, it's worth reminding ourselves of her visit to the White House last year. Particularly her much ignored words to President Obama about his administration's use of drone strikes and their links to fuelling the very terrorism that they claim to be fighting.
Peter Hart wrote for Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting in October 2013:
'Pakistani teenager Malala Yousafzai's visit to the United States was widely covered in the media, including interviews with ABC's Diane Sawyer (10/11/13), CNN's Christiane Amanpour (10/14/13) and Jon Stewart of the Daily Show (10/8/13). She was selected as ABC's "Person of the Week" on October 11, and was considered a serious contender for the Nobel Peace Prize.
And for good reason; just one year ago, Malala was attacked by the Taliban for her outspoken advocacy on behalf of educational equality, surviving a an attack where she was shot in the head.
But one part of her message didn't seem to penetrate the corporate media.
During her October 11 visit to the White House, Yousafzai told Barack Obama that his administration's drone strikes were fueling terrorism.'
- Malala and Kailash Satyarthi win Nobel Peace Prize
- Nobel Prize winner Malala told Obama U.S. drone attacks fuel terrorism
- Malala Yousafzai tells Obama drones are 'fueling terrorism'
- Drone Strike Testimony: Not News?
- Drone strikes enhance terrorism in Pakistan
- Why drone strikes are real enemy in 'war on terror'
- Drone attacks create terrorist safe havens, warns former CIA official
US Drone Strikes in Pakistan Kill 26 Over Five Days
Jason Ditz reports for Antiwar:
'The Obama Administration seems to be precipitously escalating the drone war against Pakistan's tribal areas this week, and today launched yet another strike, killing three more unidentified people in North Waziristan.
This makes six different strikes across Waziristan in the past five days, killing 26 people overall. One was reportedly a "Uzbek commander," but none had yet been publicly named by either US or Pakistani officials.
Pakistani intelligence officials have labeled every single person slain in the strikes as a "suspect," but have offered no evidence backing up those claims.'
Pakistan: Imran Khan vows to continue protests until PM resigns
'Opposition politician Imran Khan [last] Sunday vowed to continue his protest against Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif until the leader resigns over allegations of election rigging.
Khan, along with populist cleric Tahir-ul-Qadri, has been staging a sit-in in capital Islamabad since August 15.
Last week he took his protest to Pakistan's largest city Karachi and on Sunday he addressed thousands of people in his home town and Pakistan's second largest city — Lahore, which is also the home town of Sharif.
"The Pakistan nation has woken up against injustice and tyranny and I will continue this protest in other cities till Nawaz Sharif resigns," Khan said.'
Related news from recent months:
- Don't Let Pakistan's Military Hijack Democracy
- Imran denies foreign funding, asks PM to declare assets
- Qadri slams 'lavish' spending by PM
- Pakistan army appoints Rizwan Akhtar as ISI spy chief
- Imran credits public pressure for ECP's poll rigging admission
- Pakistan's PM threatens to clear protesters camped in capital
- Sectarian killings: Blood and division on the streets of Karachi
- China's Xi postpones Pakistan visit due to protests
- Protesters in Pakistan paid to join rallies
- Tariq Ali: What's Going On in Pakistan?
- Pakistan Accuses Protest Leaders of Treason, Terrorism
- Imran Khan 'plotted with army to oust Nawaz Sharif', colleague claims
- Pakistan army backs democracy after Islamabad clashes
- Pakistan PM Surrounded by Growing Protests After Deadly Clashes
- Civil Disobedience in Pakistan: The March on Islamabad (VICE Documentary)
- Backdoor Coup? Pakistani Military Moves to 'Resolve' Protests
- Political crisis in Pakistan as media, politics and the military join the fray
- Washington Anxiously Watching Pakistan Protests
- Imran Kahn: Who is US to declare Nawaz a democratic PM
- Pakistan's 'Long March': Democracy or Politics as Usual?
- Pakistan PM Faces Murder Charges Over June Crackdown
- Imran Khan's Journey from Cricketing Playboy to Politician (2006 Documentary)
Pakistan is eyeing sea-based and short-range nuclear weapons, analysts say
Tim Craig and Karen DeYoung report for The Washington Post:
'In one of the world's most volatile regions, Pakistan is advancing toward a sea-based missile capability and expanding its interest in tactical nuclear warheads, according to Pakistani and Western analysts.
The development of nuclear missiles that could be fired from a ship or submarine would give Pakistan "second-strike" capability if a catastrophic nuclear exchange destroyed all land-based weapons. But the acceleration of Pakistan's nuclear and missile programs is renewing international concern about the vulnerability of those weapons in a country that is home to more than two dozen Islamist extremist groups.'
- Pakistan Is Building Smaller Nukes, But They Just Might Be More Dangerous
- Pakistan's Push for Tactical Nukes Fuels Proliferation Fears
- Pakistan's Tactical Nukes Threaten Stability in South Asia
- Pakistan's Oversized Submarine Ambitions
- Top-secret U.S. intelligence files show new levels of distrust of Pakistan
- A. Q. Khan, Pakistani Nukes, and Islamic Militancy
- How George Bush Gave Krazy Kim The Bomb
- Khan Job: Bush Spiked Probe of Pakistan's Dr. Strangelove, BBC reported in 2001
- Pakistan and weapons of mass destruction
Polio: Pakistan polio outbreak hits record high
'Pakistan has recorded its highest number of polio cases for 15 years, with health officials blaming the rise on attacks on immunisation teams. The number of new cases in 2014 so far is 202, exceeding the 199 cases in 2001 but short of the 558 cases in 1999.
Most of the infections are in the north-western tribal region where militants have targeted health teams. Militants there accuse doctors of being spies and say the vaccinations are part of a Western plot to sterilise Muslims.
Suspicions over the programmes worsened after the US was accused of using a fake vaccination programme during its tracking of al-Qaeda chief Osama Bin Laden in Pakistan in 2011.'
- Did CIA's Fake Polio Vaccination Program in Pakistan Help Fuel a Global Health Emergency?
- The CIA Aided Polio's Comeback, but Media Have Forgotten the Story
- CIA will not use vaccination schemes for spying, says White House official
- CIA organised fake vaccination drive to get Osama bin Laden's family DNA
- C.I.A. Vaccine Ruse May Have Harmed the War on Polio
- Infections are the true beneficiaries of war
Pakistani Taliban Clarifies Statement Backing ISIS, Insists They're Only Loyal to Mullah Omar
Tahir Khan reports for The Express Tribune:
'Pakistani Taliban said on Sunday that they have declared allegiance only to Mullah Mohammad Omar, the Afghan Taliban supremo, rejecting the media reports that the group has declared allegiance to the Islamic State.
"We are loyal to Ameer-ul-Momineen (Mullah Omar) and question does not arise to withdraw from his allegiance," Shahidullah Shahid, spokesperson for Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) said.
Clarifying his earlier reported comments about allegiance to the Islamic State, Shahid said the TTP had only commended the group.
"We had only praised the Islamic State and advised them to set aside differences and show unity," the TTP spokesperson told The Express Tribune in a late Sunday email.'
Related news from recent months:
- Pakistani Taliban declare allegiance to Islamic State and global jihad
- In al Qaeda attack, lines between Pakistan military, militants blur
- US Drone Strike Kills Four in South Waziristan
- 8 killed in suspected U.S. drone strike in Pakistan, sources say
- Pakistan rejects Afghanistan's terrorism accusations
- Pakistan army 'kills 910 militants in Waziristan offensive'
- Hard-Line Splinter Group, Galvanized By ISIS, Emerges From Pakistani Taliban
- Pakistan says Taliban command system 'crippled'
- U.S. tells Pakistan: Do not let Haqqani fighters resettle
- United States could do more to intercept militants, Pakistan says
- With Taliban's Revival, Dread Returns to Swat Valley
- CIA drones kill at least 13 in Pakistan: the bloodiest strike for more than a year
- Pakistan condemns US drone strike
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American drones 'killing 49 people for every known terrorist in Pakistan'
Leon Watson reported in 2012 for The Daily Mail:
'Just one in 50 victims of America's deadly drone strikes in Pakistan are terrorists – while the rest are innocent civilians, a new report claimed today. The authoritative joint study, by Stanford and New York Universities, concludes that men, women and children are being terrorised by the operations '24 hours-a-day'.
And the authors lay much of the blame on the use of the 'double-tap' strike where a drone fires one missile – and then a second as rescuers try to drag victims from the rubble. One aid agency said they had a six-hour delay before going to the scene.
The tactic has cast such a shadow of fear over strike zones that people often wait for hours before daring to visit the scene of an attack. Investigators also discovered that communities living in fear of the drones were suffering severe stress and related illnesses. Many parents had taken their children out of school because they were so afraid of a missile-strike.'
Al-Qaeda India branch's first attack ends in dismal failure as jihadists 'raid wrong ship'
Dean Nelson reports for The Telegraph:
'Al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent, the new group announced last week by Ayman al-Zawahiri to bolster his flagging fortunes, suffered a setback when three of its fighters were killed and seven arrested in its first ever terror attack.
Heavily armed militants attacked a naval dock in Karachi's sea port on Saturday night and targeted what they believed was an American aircraft carrier, but instead found a Pakistan Navy frigate and were overwhelmed before they could cause any damage, investigators said.'
India says Pakistan border clashes 'extremely serious and provocative'
'Clashes along India's border with Pakistan are "extremely serious and provocative" and not conducive to improving relations between the nuclear-armed neighbours, Defence Minister Arun Jaitley said on Saturday.
The comments came nearly two weeks after New Delhi called off top level diplomatic talks, protesting against Pakistan's meetings with separatists from the disputed region of Kashmir.
Exchanges of fire between Indian and Pakistani troops along the Line of Control (LoC) that divides Indian- and Pakistan-controlled Kashmir have intensified in recent weeks, claiming lives of several people, including soldiers.'
- Indian Defense Minister: Pakistan incursions in Kashmir provocative
- Indian Broadcasting Minister: Pakistan should mend its ways, avoid tension with India
- Modi Rebukes Pakistan After Cancellation of Talks
- India and Pakistan trade blame as Kashmir tensions simmer
- 2,000 in shelters as Kashmir border troops spar
- Skirmishes Put Feeling of Wartime on India-Pakistan Border
- Pakistan envoy defends meeting Kashmiri separatists in India
- India cancels Pakistan talks in row over Kashmir
India's prime minister accuses Pakistan of waging a "proxy war of terrorism"
'India's prime minister on Tuesday accused Pakistan of waging a proxy, terrorist war because it was too weak to fight a conventional one, a day after India accused its traditional rival of violating cease-fire agreements in the disputed Himalayan region of Kashmir. Prime Minister Narendra Modi pledged to provide Indian troops with more weapons, saying they were suffering more casualties from "terrorism than from war."
"Pakistan has lost the strength to fight a conventional war, but continues to engage in the proxy war of terrorism," Modi said in an address to Indian army soldiers and officers in the city of Leh. He also announced that a national war memorial would be installed in the region. The pugnacious comments appeared to mark a reversal from friendlier tones struck in the days after Modi and his Hindu-nationalist party won Indian elections in a landslide in May. Pakistan's Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif was among regional leaders who attended Modi's inauguration.'
The CIA Caused A Polio Outbreak In Pakistan
'When the White House went public with its catching-bin-Laden story, they told every media outlet just about every detail of the raid possible. They even allowed a Hollywood blockbuster to be made about the event. There was so much leakage of information that Dianne Feinstein called for a criminal investigation. Among the leaks was the information that the CIA had recruited doctors to collect DNA samples to help find bin Laden by going door to door to vaccinate people. The Taliban learned of this and started banning vaccines. Now, there is a huge resurgence of polio in Pakistan. The Resident discusses.' (The Resident)
Pakistan PM Faces Murder Charges Over June Crackdown
Jason Ditz reports for Antiwar:
'Pakistani protesters continue to mass around the capital city of their "long march," with PTI leader Imran Khan at the head, promising Sunday will be a "decisive day" in the history of Pakistan.
Saturday was already an historic day in its own right, after the Lahore courts ordered murder charges to be brought against sitting Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and his brother, Punjabi Province leader Shahbaz Sharif.
The charges are related to the order of a deadly crackdown against supporters of preacher Muhammad Tahrir-ul Qadri in June. Qadri, an anti-Taliban preacher, also made several anti-corruption speeches critical of the Sharifs and their associates, and has been involved with the long march.'
- Pakistan PM and brother to face murder charges
- Pakistan Peoples Party has asked Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif to step down
- Imran Kahn: Sunday will be decisive day in Pakistan's history
- Pakistan anti-government protests draw determined crowd
- Pakistan protest leaders insist Prime Minister should go
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- Siege mentality grips Pakistan ahead of Independence Day
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Report: Nearly half of identified drone strike victims in Pakistan are civilians
Shayan Naveed reports for The Express Tribune:
'An investigative project shows that 323 out of a little over 700 identified victims of US drones in Pakistan are reported to be civilians, including 99 children.
The Bureau of Investigative Journalism's 'Naming the Dead project' – which was launched last year — has now recorded the names of more than 700 of the 2, 342 people reportedly killed by CIA drones in Pakistan.
According to the Bureau's website, it uses open source materials to monitor and record all drone attacks in covert war situations, including Pakistan.'
July the bloodiest month of drone strikes in two years in Pakistan
Victoria Parsons, Jack Serle and Alice K Ross reports for The Bureau of Investigative Journalism:
'At least 32 people died in three CIA drone strikes in Pakistan, making this the bloodiest month since July 2012. The strikes all reportedly occurred in and around Datta Khel in North Waziristan.
The high death toll from just three attacks dramatically increased the casualty rate – the average number of people killed in each strike on average. This month the casualty rate was 10.7 people per strike. That is more than double the rate for June (4.6) and the highest since April 2011, when 24 people died in two attacks.'
Chase Madar: U.S. drone attacks undermine national security
Chase Madar, author of The Passion of Bradley Manning, writes for Al Jazeera:
'Drone blowback is real. Over the past five years, terrorists have attempted serious attacks on American soil that were motivated in part by U.S. drone strikes abroad. We know this because the apprehended terrorists have been loud and clear about their motives. As Pakistani-born Faisal Shahzad, whose car bomb failed to explode in Times Square in May 2010, said at his arraignment:
Until the hour the U.S. pulls its forces from Iraq and Afghanistan and stops the drone strikes in Somalia and Yemen and in Pakistan and stops the occupation of Muslim lands … we will be attacking U.S. The drone hits in Afghanistan and Iraq, they don't see children … They kill women, children — they kill everybody.
A foiled plot to blow up the New York subway, led by Afghan-born, Queens-raised Najibullah Zazi, also speaks to the growing anger over drone warfare. According to courtroom testimony from the would-be perpetrators, they conceived their effort as revenge for the drone attacks in northwestern Pakistan, where U.S. strikes have killed some 2,800 people. Just how many of those killed were Al-Qaeda fighters and how many civilians is not precisely known. But the connection between drones abroad and danger at home is not hypothetical: It's a demonstrable fact. And yet our national security experts tend to treat these attempted terrorist attacks as if they were of no relevance to Washington's increasing use of lethal unmanned aircraft.'
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Mount Carmel Clinic: An oasis of acceptance in a judgmental world
Facility treats community members with dignity and respect
There's a red, heart-shaped platter of condoms on the Mount Carmel Clinic receptionist's desk. That's a second clue this is no ordinary medical centre.
The first is its location on north Main Street, just beyond the Higgins Avenue underpass. This is an area of impoverishment and struggle. A state-of-the-art medical facility is an oasis on the Main Street strip, a place where North End residents can see doctors, dentists and social workers. Their prescriptions are filled on-site. Children attend a licensed daycare. New Canadians learn about the laws and social customs of their chosen home in their own language. People traumatized by war receive counselling. Homeless clients aren't hampered by a lack of a mailing address.
They have a $12-million annual budget. Most of their money comes from provincial funding. United Way funds the dental clinic, which only accepts patients who don't have third-party insurance.
The clinic's motto is "We meet you where you're at. No judgment here. Just care."
If you're the judging sort, you'll find plenty of ammunition at Mount Carmel. They're trying to raise $1.3 million for a "mothering project." Pregnant women, many of them addicts, will get trauma and addiction counselling, nutrition and food prep classes, obstetric support and parenting instruction. They will not be required to give up substance abuse.
"We treat people with dignity, respect and in a non-judgmental way," says clinic executive director Bobbette Shoffner. "We work on a harm-reduction basis."
Sage House, a drop-in centre and outreach program for women in the sex trade, operates under the Mount Carmel Clinic umbrella.
Clinic staff loves the unlovable, although Shoffner and her team might not put it so bluntly.
"We make sure everyone has access to the same services available throughout the city," says Shoffner. "We try to eliminate barriers."
She says the community is well-aware of the services offered at Mount Carmel.
"They know what we're all about. We support moms and their new babies. We have midwives here. This is typically an underserved community with relation to health care. It's sometimes hard to understand the system, use the system. We really get to know our clients as people."
A foot-health clinic is a godsend to the homeless. They can come in for free. They're checked for complications from diabetes and for other health concerns.
"For many people, their shoes are their vehicle," the executive director says.
Mount Carmel Clinic was founded in the early 1900s by a group of Jewish professionals who wanted to provide accessible and affordable health care to immigrants. The legendary Anne Ross took the reins in 1948, and moved the clinic's orientation from strictly ethnically based to community-oriented. In the 1960s, immigrants continued to arrive in Winnipeg, along with M©tis and aboriginals. Today, a new wave of immigrants keeps the clinic busy.
Jamal Hawandi came to Canada from Iraq 16 months ago. He worked as a social worker and interpreter at home, and is paid an honorarium to act as a community-based educator for the clinic.
"Living in a new culture is very difficult. It's very different from the culture back home," Hawandi says. "They need life skills, they need to understand the importance of domestic relationships, that domestic violence is against the law. They need to understand the parenting, that spanking is not acceptable here."
Catherine Biaya is from Congo. She says many people arrive with trauma from living in war-torn regions.
"We are not social workers," she says of the community educators. "We ask people what they need. We ask them what their strengths are."
The buildings are clean and the staff friendly. Shoffner says certain programs are bursting at the seams and they may need to launch a capital campaign. In the meantime, they post requests for donated items on their website.
The place that doesn't judge needs some help. They need to keep caring and that takes more than an open heart. It takes an open chequebook and a willingness to see all Winnipeggers as deserving of health care.
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