Armed Militia

CARACAS, Venezuela - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said Sunday that members of civilian militias in the country should be issued weapons to be armed and ready at any time.
The Bolivarian Militia is a force of volunteers ranging from students to retirees formed in recent years by Chavez, who says it is crucial to the defense of the nation.
Until now, members of the militia were regularly trained in the camps start the weekend, but their weapons have generally been confined to military depots when not in use.
"Who saw an unarmed militia?" Chavez said during his television and radio show Sunday. He said he was surprised when he met with permanent custody of militiamen recently and learned that they had no firearms.
"Militias are people with weapons in hand," Chavez told an audience, including military officers and senior officials in the rural state of Guarico.
"We must break old paradigms, because we still see the militias as they were a supplementary force, some battalions who meet once a month there, or go somewhere in March," Chavez said .. "No, my friend The militia is a territorial unit permanent and should be armed, equipped and trained -. Peasants, workers'
Chavez also suggested that the country must accelerate the formation of militia units.
The militia is named after Simon Bolivar, the independence hero who is an inspiration for Chavez, and its members will focus engineering public sector employees. Men and women in the militia regularly attend training sessions weekend where they learn to fire guns, mortars and machine guns.
Diosdado Cabello, a longtime confidant of Mr. Chávez, said the militia fighters includes about 120,000 and is growing.
Chavez, who survived a failed coup in 2002, said the militia must be prepared to defend the country against any threat, foreign or domestic. He said he believes that the U.S. is a threat to its oil-exporting countries, but U.S. officials strongly deny.
Opponents of the leftist president say the militia is essentially a personal army of Chavez to intimidate his opponents, keep control and maintain power.
Chavez a également suggéré que le pays doit accélérer la formation d'unités de milice.
La milice est nommée d'après Simon Bolivar, le héros de l'indépendance qui est une source d'inspiration pour Chavez, et ses membres vont de foyer d'ingénieurs employés du secteur public. Les hommes et les femmes dans la milice assistent régulièrement aux séances de formation week-end où ils apprennent à canons feu, mortiers et de mitrailleuses.
Diosdado Cabello, l'un des confidents de longue date de M. Chavez, a déclaré la milice comprend environ 120.000 combattants et est de plus en plus.
Chavez, qui a survécu à un coup d'Etat manqué en 2002, dit la milice doivent être prêts à défendre le pays contre toute menace, étrangers ou nationaux. Il a déclaré qu'il estime que les États-Unis constitue une menace pour son pays exportateurs de pétrole, mais des responsables américains fortement le nier.
Les opposants au président de gauche-dire la milice est essentiellement une armée personnelle de Chavez visant à intimider ses adversaires, garder le contrôle et le maintien au pouvoir.

A Worm hits computers at Iran nuclear plant

TEHRAN, Iran - A computer worm complex, capable of taking control of industrial plants has affected the personal computers of staff working on Iran's first nuclear power plant weeks before the installation is to go online, the agency new official reported Sunday.
The project manager at the Bushehr nuclear power plant, Mahmoud Jafari, said a team trying to remove malware from multiple affected computers, even if it "did not cause major damage to systems of plant, "the news agency IRNA.
It was the first sign that the malicious computer code, dubbed Stuxnet, which has spread to many industries in Iran, has also affected equipment related to the country's nuclear program, which is at the heart of the dispute between Tehran and the powers Western United States as the United States.
Experts in Germany has discovered the worm in July, and since he has shown in a number of attacks - mainly in Iran, Indonesia, India and the U.S.
The malicious code is capable of supporting the systems that control the internal operation of industrial facilities.
In a sign of the high level of concern in Iran, experts from the agency's nuclear countries met last week to discuss ways to fight against the worm.
Infection of several computers belonging to workers at Bushehr will not affect plans to bring the plant online in October, Jafari was quoted as saying.
The Russian-built factory will be under international supervision, but world powers fear that Iran wants to use other aspects of its civilian nuclear program as cover for weapons production. The greatest concern for world powers to Iran is main facility to enrich uranium in the city of Natanz.
Iran, which denies having nuclear weapons ambitions, says it wants to enrich uranium to levels lower than required to produce fuel for power plants. At higher levels of processing, the material can also be used in nuclear warheads.
Stuxnet destructive worm has surprised experts because it is the first specifically created to support the industrial control systems, rather than to steal or manipulate data.
The United States is also monitoring the worm, and the Department of Homeland Security is the creation of special teams that can respond quickly to emergencies in cyber industrial facilities across the country.
On Saturday, Iran's semi-official ISNA news reported that the malware has spread across Iran, but did not name specific sites involved.

Ramadan Kareem

Ramadan Kareem for all the world from Egypt

Be a Star

Be a star in your planet rather than Counting the stars

For Ignorants in Egypt

Really address myself to the ignorant Egyptians and Egyptians who apply the methods and techniques has not been to Islam or Egypt's nothing but are inventions from countries living in the darkness does not know is the other reality of this fashion tribal, which proved to be a Jewish origin, not Islamic, and even what's more, a man forces his wife to wear out of ignorance and severe retardation is not known it is usually followed by the Jews who pray for their nourishment from the morning and evening prayers in all is where the Jews pray daily habit, then how can you call them, then you follow their customs? This is the interesting question of who will not find a reply to him by our ignorant owners backward tribal dress, and instead of reply, and scientific research and historical questions from the quality of a Muslim are you really?
Jewish opinion has emerged in Israel require Jewish women to wear veils and multiple layers of clothing to cover her body and return to the historical where they wear such clothing in the past as a kind of religion and discrimination from the rest of the women and said Rabay "Michael Uri Sofer" and is one of the prominent Jewish rabbis to Jewish women should return to its roots of old and worn they were worn by Jewish women in the foot,
Then what happened was not accounted for ignorant Egyptians during the two seminars in two different meetings in Alexandria, the first of Dr. / safe Naseer professor Colonel and Islamic philosophy at Al Azhar University and the second for calling the queen button where Ajmata that the veil is usually Jewish, provoking a rift Sometimes men and the woman later that that identify Vtantha and of anticipating and may be the temptation of women in the eyes of palm branches men Bnkabha in the same context, "said Amna Naseer, during her lecture, The veil is usually Jewish, mentioned in Genesis, or the Old Testament, and improvement of Maimonides, who was considered woman's Jewish that come out of her home without covering the head and face outside the Jewish religion, but unfortunately there are those who insist on the tradition of the ignorant and blind to this phenomenon, which proved to be non-Muslim, claiming that they come from the Kingdom of Darkness Wahhabism and they also do not know it's usually a tribal and do not know when stop this tradition of the ignorant and blind and stick Pferaiat resulted in the minds of perverted and the hearts of rotten worn hidden under the theme of religion and religion completely innocent of them, if I followed any street now and noted the forms of girls and women find that it does not go through again only and pass before you one bags of rubbish black and surprisingly, some of them are not pretty and there is not any source of dissension, and then pass another group of them the black that the rate on the rise and is not in decline and these are specific to the disaster we are in Cairo earlier Zlamstan

GOP making life harder for the jobless

President Barack Obama Saturday pinned blame on the Republicans to make life harder for the unemployed and those who might lose their jobs without interference from the federal government new. He did just as he sought to distance himself from politics "sad and familiar" Washington.
Capping a week that the administration won a victory - a fund of 20 billion dollars to be paid by BP for the victims of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill - Obama has reserved his radio and the internet address to concentrate on work that has not been obtained.
His main concern was the rejection of a bill in the Senate that would have provided more money for long-term unemployed, assistance to state governments short and renewal of popular tax breaks for businesses and individuals.
"If the obstruction continues, Americans will see their unemployment benefits stop, Obama said." Teachers and firefighters will lose their jobs. Families will pay more for their first home. All we ask, that is a simple up or down vote. This is what the American people deserve. "
The bill failed Thursday when general economic Democrats could not gather the 60 votes needed to end debate. The vote fell four shy of the 56-40 total needed to break the GOP filibuster. Many Republicans support policies in the legislation, but require changes to reduce its toll on the deficit.
"Americans want us to show we are serious about debt reduction, so the president and his allies in Congress have a choice: they can either vote to cut the deficit, or they can lock arms and digging a hole deeper in debt, "said Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky.
Stalemate again revealed the gaps between the Democratic president and Republican leaders of Congress on how to solve the problems of the nation.
Obama was at the same time the image of the opposition party that the obstruction while seeking a better standard of debate in his own party and the Republicans.
"We have an obligation to care for the next generation," Obama said. "I hope that when Congress returns next week, they do so with a greater spirit of compromise and cooperation. America will be watching."
In his speech, Obama also criticized the blocking of a separate measure that would allow a maximum of $ 75 million on the responsibility of economic damage to companies such as BP during disasters like the oil spill in the Gulf. The Senate considers a bill to increase this ceiling to 10 billion dollars.
And Obama also said Republicans are to blame those to prevent votes on its candidates to key positions in government. Former President George W. Bush often have the same complaint about Democratic lawmakers.
Republicans have used their weekly address to claim that the president was too slow to react to threats posed by the oil spill in the Gulf and that certain measures taken by his administration will do more harm than good.
"I'm glad President Obama is finally put this disaster on top of his agenda, but its response was too slow," Senator Roger Wicker of Mississippi said. Wicker has criticized Obama for pushing an energy bill and the rising costs of oil cleanup and call for a moratorium on drilling in deep water, which he said would cost jobs and increase energy prices .
Wicker said Obama should have made the point in his speech Tuesday that many beaches of the Gulf Coast are clean and would welcome tourists. But he acknowledged that Obama has made this point at a news conference Monday along the Gulf.

World Cup scares off hunters in South Africa

Hanging dry twigs, the dull murmur and are not the only noise that hunters stalk a herd of zebras in the thick bush of South Africa. A thunderbolt suddenly kills a standard: a dozen trophies in one week of installation with a U.S. sniper proud to take account of hunting opportunities in South Africa offered by the successful release abundant wildlife. But managers say the World Cup has driven the foreign customers in the busiest season of the industry, which coincides with the tournament a month. "One by one, they withdrew," said Arthur Rudman, owner of Blaauwkrantz Safaris, which is less than an hour's drive north of the World Cup host city of Port Elizabeth. "We fully support the World Cup. However, unfortunately, it has a negative impact on our hunting industry." An executive member of the Professional Hunters' Association of South Africa, Rudman said the gaming industry contributes annually between five and seven billion rand (up to 908 million dollars, 745 million euros) to the economy.
Hunts are usually booked in advance with the advance payments, but trips over the World Cup were canceled for reasons ranging from the congested airports, concerns over the transport of guns, housing costs and higher inflated airfares. Some operators have tried to attract football fans in the world with special packages Cup chase, as Rudman, whose family firm is offering a package of three nights for 6,800 rand for two trophies. But few have bitten. "Soccer fans are not students who are really hunters. We've had an interest, we have some hunters arrive, but it's not an avalanche," said Rudman. "We do not have the quantities that we should be in the middle of our hunting season is June and July. I think we will be down 30 percent overall for the year."
Customers postponed to 2011, but the shortcomings of this year come after the global recession which saw foreign bookings in 2009 will decrease by 20 percent. "At the end of the day, we could be in the region of 40-50 percent down on 2008 figures," says Rudman, who ran the hunt since 1978. Hunting is an important activity in several regions of South Africa is home to Africa's Big Five: lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhino. "We also had many cancellations," said Werner van der Walt of Cheetau Safaris, an operator in the central region of the Free State where costs $ 35,000 for a large male lion trophy. "Our main activity is the lion hunt. It was very touched. It is about 18 lions that we lost, "he told AFP. "In financial terms, that alone would have been 2.2 million" rand revenue. The World Cup is expected to attract 300,000 visitors and boost the economy of South Africa of 0.5 percent, but Van der Walt's World Cup special - from playgrounds to five major packaging - have also tanked. "They do not want to come in the World Cup," said Van der Walt. "We've actually been thinking we were going to get busy. It was certainly a disappointment, but we will get through. " For professional hunters, hunts canceled or postponed also mean a loss of income. "The World Cup has had a very negative," said Philip Dixie, 41, a professional hunter to Blaauwkrantz after helping his client to be satisfied with the zebra stallion. "We have basically two months of no hunting. For me, a professional hunter, is a loss of income. This is serious for us. "