A Ku Klux Klan member, American white supremacist and one of the FBI’s most wanted fugitives, 33-year-old Micky Louis Mayon found almost a perfect place on Earth to hide from the US authorities – he figured that the last place anyone would look for him would be Israel. He was right for more than a year, until today his luck ran out.
The Israeli immigration authorities captured Mayon today from a hostel room in Tel Aviv …

In Zurich, Switzerland, there is a “clinic” called Dignitas. The industry of this peculiarily-named entity is, to put it simply, murder. But make no mistake, it’s “legal” murder, perhaps that is why no one has been brought to justice.
Latest victims of this “clinic”, which specializes in a so-called “assisted suicide”, are a famous British conductor Sir Edward Downes, and his wife Lady Joan. Apparently they decided to end their lives with “dignity” and had themselves …

If you have been to Israel, you know how unfamiliar it was, the first time you were there, to see young brown-eyed girls in army uniforms, carrying around M-16 automatic rifles, patrolling the streets, taking a bus from base to home, the rifle on their laps pointing accidentally at you who you sit next to one… You get used to it, naturally, and those girls become the part of what you see every day, no …

Guinness World Records internet site at least time time ago had published a record of “most individuals killed in a terrorist act”. Just next to the description of the act there was a link to “Break this record”.
Naturally this drew the attention of many people thinking, how bloody cynical… no, how bloody stupid can people be to add such a link to such a “record”, if this despicable thing should be in the Guinness World …

Like 220 years ago a herd of angry mob, incited by communist criminals, marched to the prison of Bastille, last night a bunch of modern French criminals set on fire more than 300 cars and wounded at least 13 policemen.
Police said at least 317 cars were burnt and at least 240 people were arrested, the Telegraph reports.
Today 220 years ago, on 14th July, 1789, mob stormed the Bastille prison in Paris and set in motion …

More than 12,000 postal workers are to strike on Friday in a row over jobs, pay and services, the Communication Workers Union has announced.
The 24-hour strike will affect cities ranging from Edinburgh to Plymouth, the BBC reports. It follows a series of strikes in cities in recent weeks, with workers in London taking part in a three-day strike earlier this month.
The union accuses Royal Mail of cutting the pay of employees and reducing services.
I’m going to …

Scientists are working on an anti-obesity pill that could reduce the fat stored by overweight people by almost a half in a week, the Daily Mail reports.
Tests on mice have shown that the drug could decrease body weight by a quarter and their fat content by 42 per cent after seven days. After a month, the weight of the mice had been reduced by 28 per cent and their fat mass by 63 per cent.
But experts …

More than half of Britons – 54% – want to see the Trident nuclear missiles scrapped, a poll suggested.
Support for the renewal of the system has fallen by 9 per cent in the last three years, a survey by ICM for the Guardian newspaper suggested, and 54 per cent of those questioned wanted the UK’s nuclear weapons axed entirely, the Daily Telegraph reports.
The poll showed 42 per cent of those questioned backed the renewal of …

Prime Minister Gordon Brown rejected a recommendation by military chiefs to send 2,000 more troops to Afghanistan despite being warned that not doing so could jeopardise the mission against the Taleban, and sent only 700 extra troops instead, the Times reports.
The extra troops are in Afghanistan only on a temporary basis in the run-up to the presidential elections in August.
This was the cheapest of four options put to No 10 and the Treasury by military …