CSI, CSI: Miami und CSI:NY. Die Teams der Spurensicherung in Las Vegas, Miami und New York klären Gewaltverbrechen auf. Mit modernen Methoden der Forensik, Ballistik und Rechtsmedizin rekonstruieren die CSIs im Labor den Tathergang, nehmen jede Spur, jedes kleinste Detail unter die Lupe und finden so die Wahrheit heraus.
Stephen Gately (Boyzone) dies while Peace Nobel Obama runs WarCriminal Cabinet
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Obama's SDI 2009 Darth Vader Cabinet Team: Charles F. Bolden, Jr. (NASA, Free Electron Laser Paper 1994, Alliant Techsystems Inc); Jon Huntsman (Reagan-SDI-Republican); Lt. General Raduege/CSIS, Eric Shinseki ['Objective Force' 99/FCS/Honeywell], Michael Hayden/CIA, James L. Jones [ACUS/Aspen Society, Chevron], Susan Rice [Brookings Institution], Peter R. Orszag [Brookings Institution], X. Becerra [Aspen], Michele Flournoy [Aspen], Den Blair [Iridium Satellite LLC/BinLadin Group], J. Holdren [Lawrence Livermore, Lockheed,Tsinghua University/DEW], Chu [Lawrence Berkeley], Gelbard [Paris Club], Eric S. Lander [MIT Center for Genome Research/fellowship foundation], NASA Administrator Michael Griffin ...
Director of the Eastern Europe Project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), Janusz Bugajski, discusses Russian foreign policy in the wake of the Georgian war, the election of President Obama and the 2009 European gas crisis.
Abousfian Abdelrazik - like Abdullah Almalki, Ahmad El Maati, Muayyed Nureddin and Maher Arar, other victims of a Canadian programme of outsourcing torture - was, according to documents released by the Department of Foreign Affairs, jailed on the recommendation of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) while on a visit to Sudan. In prison, he was beaten and tortured. In this context, he was interrogated by CSIS officials. He was never charged.
Eventually released and cleared of all suspicion by Sudan, as well as the RCMP and CSIS, his many attempts to return home to Montreal have been blocked. In an attempt to draw attention to his plight, he went public with his story in April 2008. Since then, he has been living in "temporary safe haven" inside the Canadian Embassy in Khartoum.
In December 2008, the government stated in a letter to Mr. Abdelrazik's lawyer that he must present a fully-paid-for plane ticket before Passport Canada would agree to issue an emergency passport. (Mr. Abdelrazik's passport expired while he was in prison in Sudan.) At the same time, the government took the position that anyone who paid for his ticket could be charged under section 3 of the Al Qaida and Taliban Regulations (which says no Canadian shall "provide or collect by any means, directly or indirectly, funds with the intention that the funds be used" by a person on the UN list).
In March 2009, over one hundred people joined together to buy a plane ticket home for Abousfian Abdelrazik, despite the risk of being charged. People have continued to join in and there are now over 200 people from all parts of Canada and all walks of life who have contributed to the solidarity fund. The full list of contributors can be seen here. Surplus money will be offered to Mr. Abdelrazik as a symbolic reparation fund on his return to Canada.
âIn my view the [insurgentsâ] motivation for fighting the Afghan government, the Americans, and others is very locally based. And that is important to realize because it means in my view that the solutions are not just about a central government, they are also about working with and understanding local dimensions,â said Jones.
He told the subcommittee that the U.S. should think âmore concretely about bottom-up, rather than entirely top-downâ, which is where the U.S. has focused.
Another expert witness, Dr. Karin von Hippel, a scholar at the Center for Strategic and International Studies [CSIS], took a different stance by noting that although Afghanistan became a centralized state after the fall of the Taliban, there is nevertheless local involvement in politics.
âThey have a highly centralized form of government that may not be appropriate as you are saying to their very fragmented society, but thatâs what they have agreed on in the Bonn process, thatâs the constitution they agreed on. ...
Pier Ferdinando Casini in Veneto per partecipare ai "Colloqui Venezia" a Palazzo Cavalli Franchetti a Venezia a partire dalle ore 10.00.
"La nuova America - Come cambierà il mondo dopo l’era Bush" è il tema scelto dalla fondazione liberal, momento di riflessione sulla politica internazionale. Oltre a Pier Ferdinando Casini, protagonisti dei ’Colloqui’ saranno:
Ferdinando Adornato presidente fondazione liberal, ITALIA
Rafael Bardají consigliere per la sicurezza nazionale di J. M. Aznar, Faes, SPAGNA. Manuel Coma Presidente Grupo de Estudios Estratégicos, SPAGNA. Reginald Dale Senior fellow, Csis USA. Maciej Grabowski vicepresidente Gime, POLONIA
Franz Guber. Robert Nef president Liberales Institut, SVIZZERA.Michael Novak direttore Studi sociali e politici, American Enterprise Institute, USA
Wilhelm Staudacher segretario generale Konrad Adenauer Stiftung, GERMANIA. Christian Stoffaes segretario generale di Eurolib, FRANCIA. John Sullivan direttore Cipe, USA