Piece Human Finger Found in Belly of Fish

A piece of human finger was found in the belly of a fish. The fish was taken from Priest Lake in Idaho. Once traced, the piece turns out it belongs to someone the finger accident two months earlier at the lake.

Calvin Nolan, a fisherman, was surprised to find a finger in the belly of a trout. The fish was caught on 11 September. He then put the pieces of the finger on ice and call the police.

The clever detective managed to get fingerprints. As a result, fingerprint matching fingerprint belonging Haans Galassi (31) of Colbert, Washington. Galassi was then called. At first, the detectives shocked by Galassi lost four fingers left.

On June 21 while playing in the lake, hands exposed Galassi boat propeller. When the police called, Galassi had expected her finger found. "I can still work with your thumb and forefinger half of me," he said. When the accident happened, he immediately rushed to the hospital by helicopter.

Khadafy Make A Schoolgirl Sex Slaves

Cruelty Col. Moammar Gadhafi of Libya increasingly revealed. A new book reveals, Khadafy beating and raping a schoolgirl who was kidnapped. The girls are used as sex slaves to satisfy the appetite of the tyrant who perished at the hands of the mass of its own people last year.
French journalists, Annick Cojean, has collected a number of horrific reports of young girls are forced into harem (where the concubines) the Libyan dictator in a book published last week.
One victim, named Soraya, was 15 years old when she was kidnapped in 2004 by the 'scout' the tyrant was after she was selected to give a bouquet of flowers when Gaddafi visited the school. Gaddafi received a bouquet of flowers before placing his hand on the head of Soraya. Later, Soraya knew that laying hands on the head of it turned out to be a meaningful sign that 'I want this one'.
The next day a number of women in uniform appeared at her mother's salon in Sirte and explained that Gaddafi or wizard, Soraya wants to 'ceremonial bouquet of interest on "the other. Girl was then taken by road for hours through the desert, the blood is then taken and breasts measured pre-stripped and shaved.
After wearing a thong and a white satin gown slit low, Soraya was led to the bedroom Khadafy. She was surprised to find that Gaddafi was naked in the room.
"He grabbed my hand and forced me to sit beside her on the bed," said the girl in the book, as quoted by the Daily Mail, Sunday (23/9). Soraya added, "I do not dare look at him. He said, 'Do not be afraid.'m Your daddy. So you're calling me, do not you? But I also brother and lover. I will be everything for you. Because you're going to stay and live together forever . '"
At first he resisted and was sent to study at Mabrouka, sour-faced woman who was responsible for the 'harem' Gaddafi '. Gaddafi says, "Teach him, students and (later) bring him back."
Soraya describes himself as a 'sacrificial lamb'. Gaddafi repeatedly raped, beat and urinated on adolescents for five years on the kidnapping, according to a book titled Les Proies: Dans le harem de Kadhafi (Gaddafi's prey in the Harem) it.
Sometimes, he said, the other girls joined them. When another girl perform oral sex on Gaddafi, the tyrant tells Soraya to 'watch and learn'. Mabrouka, Soraya said, giving pornographic films to watch as 'homework'.
Another victim, Houda, was 18 years old when he met Gaddafi. The girl said Gaddafi tortured him for five years after she agreed to have sex origin Khadafy release his brother.
One girl described how she was forced to wear frilly underwear and watching porn. She added that Gaddafi 'requires' a girl every day. He also raped the boy, sometimes in the presence of Soraya.
The book also reveals how the victims of the sex slave Khadafy still suffering after being rejected by their families because they had sex when they were not married. Soraya said she lived in fear of his brother, who might want to kill him for the sake of 'delete shame'.
Guests Khadafy women routinely undergo blood tests by nurses to ensure they are free of disease in terms of Khadafy wants to have sex with them.
Marie Colvin, Sunday Times journalist killed in Syria last year, has reported that Gaddafi had been a nurse approached with a needle when he was in Tripoli for Gaddafi interview. He refused to have blood drawn. While still alive Gaddafi was always surrounded women in uniform. According to the book, far from being a security guard, they are sex toys dictator.
Cojean a reporter for the French daily Le Monde. He said reports in the book to be one of 'the most painful investgasi' for him. In an interview with France24, Cojean says, "For Gaddafi, rape is a weapon ... a way to dominate others - women, obviously, because it's easy, but also men, to have their wives and daughters."

Hugo Chavez Medication Return to Cuba

Venezuelan President, Hugo Chavez, seeking permission to return to congressional approval of cancer treatment in Cuba. Chavez kept his cancer disease types. But he explained, the next phase of treatment which includes radiation and chemotherapy.

As reported by CNN, Chavez hopes to begin chemotherapy within the next few days. Chavez cancer treatment has entered the second phase. But Chavez did not say how long he will seek treatment in Cuba.

"I believe in God, in medicine, people who take care of me, and to myself. We will continue this path to recovery, "Chavez said in a message he broadcast live on state television.

Previously, Mr Chavez surprised people by acknowledging that he spent more than three weeks to undergo medical treatment in Cuba to eliminate his cancer illness. Recognition that he announced directly in public on July 4, 2011.


Various speculations then outstanding. Chavez cancer diseases considered most observers to be the weak point that could change the political map of Venezuela. During this time, the influence of Chavez in Venezuela is so great and unparalleled.

Critics and analysts questioned Chavez's ability to carry out his duties as president. Moreover, next year he intends to return pengikuti presidential election process. In addition, his departure from Venezuela to seek treatment is also raising concerns in the country.

But Chavez insisted he was still strong lead Venezuela despite being under the supervision of a medical team for 24 hours. "I was in the barracks. But I still reign, "Chavez said.

China Against Obama-Dalai Lama meeting

China opposed the plan of meeting between the President of the United States, Barack Obama and spiritual leader of Tibet, the Dalai Lama. Bamboo Curtain country asked Obama to reconsider his intention.

Obama is scheduled to meet the Dalai Lama at the White House, Saturday, July 16, 2011. In a statement, the White House has stressed that the meeting in order to show support for Obama on the dialogue between the Dalai Lama and China.

However, whatever the reason, the Chinese side remains opposed. "Tibet issue concerns China's sovereignty and territorial integrity," said Foreign Affairs spokesman Kemeterian China, Hong Leu in a statement, as published on CNN, Saturday, July 16, 2011. "We oppose the meeting between leaders of foreign countries with the Dalai Lama in any format."

China asked Obama to cancel his decision to meet with spiritual leaders who now live in the evacuation. "Stop interfering in China's internal affairs and undermine China-US relations."

Current Dalai Lama is also known as Tenzin Gyatso. He was born in 1935 in Qinghai, China. Terminology 'Dalai Lama' is a title given to leaders in Tibetan Buddhism. The title given to those who have a line of spiritual masters reincarnation. The current Dalai Lama is the reincarnation of the 14th.

Currently, the Dalai Lama was in Washington in order to visit 11 days in the United States. He is scheduled to lead a mass ritual Buddhists and met with several lawmakers on Capitol Hill.

Murdoch's BSkyB Purchase Cancel

LONDON - News Corp. yesterday canceled a plan to eventually take over the television station BSkyB. The decision was taken following a barrage of pressure from the British parliament.

Lower House (House of Commons) on Wednesday afternoon is planned to hold a hearing to decide a vote of sales refusal BSkyB to media tycoon Rupert Murdoch. Parties urged parliament owner News Corp. is to give up its ambitions to occupy a fairly large television network in the UK. Although the motion has no legal force, but the move could put pressure on Murdoch.

BSkyB takeover of the cancellation decision was announced just two hours before the scheduled session of parliament. Murdoch was originally intended to have 62 percent of BSkyB shares through purchases will be made by News Corp. Enterprises Supervisory Authority concerned about Murdoch's British media monopolies will do with those purchases.

Prime Minister David Cameron welcomed the decision of News Corp.. Opposition Labor Party leader Ed Miliband said the cancellation of the takeover was a''victory for the people of this country who have been shocked by a phone tapping scandal.''

"No one should hold power without responsibility in this country,''he said.

Phone tapping scandal involving the News of the World appalling UK last week. Later, not only the News of the World that was allegedly involved wiretapping scandal, but also a number of other media including Murdoch's News International, Sunday Times, and The Sun.

Facilitating investigation

Earlier on the same day PM Cameron ensure it would ease the process of investigation in the case of wiretapping scandal involving the media company owned by Rupert Murdoch.

In front of the House of Commons, Mr Cameron said that he asked investigators to examine the politicians, media owners, editors and media to look for bright spots in the case. He also expressed his willingness to be examined as a witness if requested.

Cameron said they were determined guilty in a scandal involving Mingguang tabloid News of the World should not be allowed to run a media business in the UK. To members of parliament he added that the tabloid's parent company, News Corp., will also be urged to stop thinking to take over BSkyB. He urged Murdoch to focus on wiretapping case involving his media.

"What happened at the company's reprehensible, it should be addressed at every level and they have to stop thinking about the merger when they have to sort out the mess they created," says Cameron.

He said the investigation would begin''as soon as possible''and will include two things, namely related to violations and abuses of the press by the police as well as study the regulation of the press. British prime minister added that Lord Justice Leveson, assisted a member of an independent panel, will make a number of recommendations to better manage the press that''supports freedom, plurality and independence of the press from government but with professional standards and high ethical''.

Cameron will also make a number of recommendations to govern the relationship between politicians and the press.

FBI Check the Murdoch Company

WASHINGTON - Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) United States launched an investigation into Rupert Murdoch's company, News Corp., after a report that the firm's employees may have been trying to tap phone conversations and voice mails from survivors, families of victims killed and victims of the terrorist attacks of 11 September 2001, said a federal law enforcement told CNN on Thursday (14/07/2011) local time.

"We knew the allegations were and are in depth," said the source, who asked not to be named because of the sensitivity of the investigation. "We're steeped anyone acting for or on behalf of News Corp., from top management down to the janitors," to gather information and determine whether there has been a violation of law. The source said, because the investigation has just begun, it is still too early to say when the first interviews will be conducted. To be sure, he said, such an inspection is a "high priority".

Peter T. King, Republican lawmakers from the New York area, earlier this week, has asked FBI Director Robert Mueller, to investigate the possibility of the journalists who worked for the Murdoch-owned media have been tapping phones of victims and relatives of victims of September 11 or often referred to 9 / 11.

Party News Corp. on Thursday said no comment on the investigation into the FBI or the possibility of a hearing with the U.S. Congress.

Concerns the practice of wiretapping by the Murdoch-owned media group in the U.S., as revealed by the media group that has been done in England, apparently can be traced from a report published in The Mirror, a British tabloid newspaper on Wednesday. The tabloid quotes "a source" that refers to a former police officer who now works as a private investigator. "Penyilidik was used by many journalists in America and he recently told me that he had been asked to eavesdrop on private phone data victim 9 / 11," the source said, as reported to the media.

The source told The Mirror that the request came from the News of the World, one of Murdoch's media at the center of the phone tapping scandal in Britain and has been closed last Sunday. "He said that the journalists were asking for access to records that showed calls to and from mobile phones belonging to the victims and their families," wrote the tabloid.

"Allegations of him is that they want information so they can tap into the relevant ballot box (for their news), as it proved they had done in England."

Private investigator said he ignores the job. He knows how insensitivity such research and how bad the impact of it. Investigators said the journalists seem to be very interested to get the phone records of the victims who came from England. "

The families of the victims of the terrorist attack was furious over the possibility of phone-tapping of journalists have been victims. "That's really unethical, unprofessional and basically criminal," said Jim Riches, a retired deputy chief of the New York Fire Department who lost a son in the attack, as quoted by CNN. Sally Regenhard, who also lost a son in the attack, calling it a "very terrible that the terms of privacy and personal security can be breached in such a horrible way."

Democratic Senator Frank Lautenberg, of New Jersey said the families of the victims the attacks of September 11 has "suffered enough" and demand answers.

The pressure to conduct a federal investigation of Murdoch's media empire grew when a key member of the House oversight committee called on Congress to explore allegations that one of Murdoch's companies are based in the U.S. may have violated the laws of anti-bribery and a number of other laws.

News of the World, a tabloid owned by Murdoch in the UK who have aged past 168 years and a circulation of 2.5 million copies, was closed last Sunday amid allegations that the journalists of illegally intercepting phone messages belong to murder victims, victims of terrorists, politicians and celebrities.

U.S. Concerned Malaysian Ways Overcome Protest

WASHINGTON - United States (U.S.), Wednesday (13/07/2011) local time, voicing concern about how the Government of Malaysia to handle protests backed opposition over the weekend. The U.S. also said it would oversee the development situation in the country.

Riot police have fired tear gas and water cannon to end the rally on Saturday demanding reform of electoral rules and arrested more than 1,600 people, a protester even killed. "We've got some concerns," said a spokesman for the U.S. State Department told reporters Mark Toner. "We're siding with the people's right to freely express their democratic aspirations and their views freely. I would emphasize that it should be a peaceful demonstration," said Toner. "We will continue to monitor the situation closely."

Malaysia has promised to investigate allegations of police brutality. Prime Minister Najib Razak was not only defending, but instead praising the police, saying that the police have worked with professionals and rallies it is a tactic to tarnish the image of the country.

Groups of international human rights has strongly condemned the police's crackdown and urged the U.S. and other countries, especially member countries of ASEAN, to press Malaysia to ensure to act responsibly.

Malaysia has sought to build closer ties with the United States in the administration of President Barack Obama's efforts to reach out to Southeast Asia. Malaysia and the United States has long been a major trading partners, but the political relationship is not smooth, especially for 22 years under the leadership of Mahathir Mohamad, a vocal critic of U.S. foreign policy.

The U.S. is also concerned about the treatment of opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim, who has spent six years in prison and back on trial for charges of sodomy. Anwar said the allegations were politically motivated.

Bomb Blasts Rock Mumbai

Three bomb blasts hit Mumbai in the biggest attack on Indian’s financial capital since the November 2008 terrorist raid, killing at least 10 people.

The blasts occurred in the Dadar, Zaveri Bazar and Opera House neighborhoods, Home Minister P. Chidambaram said in a briefing in New Delhi today.The explosions injured more than 54 people, he said. The Mumbai police chief said 15 people had died.

Mumbai is home to Reliance Industries Ltd., which runs the world’s largest refinery complex, and Tata group, India’s biggest business group by value. The nation’s stocks and bond markets are also based in Mumbai. Today’s attack is the first in the city since Pakistani gunmen killed about 160 people in 2008.

A bomb exploded around 6:50 p.m., Jayesh Labdhi, a resident in the Opera House area, said. The blast damaged cars and motorcycles parked in the area.

The injured were taken to King Edward Memorial Hospital, Saifee Hospital and Hinduja Hospital. The Dadar bomb was placed in a grey colored Maruti Suzuki car, Times Now said, citing eyewitnesses.

‘‘We have made arrangements with extra beds, medicines and blood bottles,’’ said Ajay Jagdale, the doctor in charge at King George Hospital. At least 37 people were bought to the hospital with critical injuries, he said.

Mumbai and other major Indian cities, including New Delhi, the southern city of Hyderabad and Ahmedabad in western Gujarat state have been hit by a series of blasts over the last two decades.

Two bombs killed 52 people in the financial capital in 2003, an attack for which three people were eventually sentenced to death, including a married couple. That attack came 10 years after 1993 serial bombings that killed 257 people in the city.

While India has blamed militant groups in neighbor Pakistan or home grown Islamic outfits for most of the attacks, investigators this year charged Hindu activists for their involvement in the 2007 bombing of a Pakistan-bound train service that killed 68 people, an attack earlier blamed on Muslim extremists.

A raid on Mumbai by 10 Pakistan terrorists of the Lashkar- e-Taiba groups in 2008 collapsed five years of peace talks between the arch rivals. Ties that are only now beginning to recover.

In a shift in strategy for groups attacking India, the gunmen armed with automatic weapons and grenades targeted businessmen and tourists, a strike at the international links that helped India build the world’s second-fastest growing major economy after China.

Rupert Murdoch's newspaper scandal Spreads

LONDON - The case of telephone tapping scandal which made the News of the World spread to other Rupert Murdoch's media network. Yesterday, reports surfaced that former British prime minister Gordon Brown and the royal family also became the target of media octopus.

Brown told the BBC stated, News International has been using "known criminals" to obtain personal information when Labour came to power. According to the newspaper group has a relationship with the "underground crime world."
He also accused the Sunday Times inadvertently broadcast the news about his personal details in order to drop it when he became minister.

Brown accusations leveled a week after allegations of phone tapping carried out the News of the World. Weekly tabloid was accused of using a private investigator to steal a mobile phone messages belong to schoolchildren who were victims of homicide, Milly Dowler.

Brown said, when he served as finance minister Sunday Times made headlines stating that he bought a flat owned by Robert Maxwell with a "bargain price" when the news was "totally untrue". According to Brown's newspaper forced "to try to prove" with the aim to overthrow him.

Tear Drop

Former prime minister also said he had "shed tears" when he received news from a reporter that News International newspapers The Sun has the complete information about health conditions his son, Fraser, who developed the disease cystic fibrosis. Brown wants the information is not published.
"Me and Sarah (his wife) was shocked to hear that, we think about their future, we think of the family," Brown said.

A spokesman for Brown said, Brown found out he was targeted after being told police wiretapping. According to him, police told Brown that a private detective named Glenn Mulcaire employed by News International has been tapping his phone. The detective also access a bank account owned by Brown when he served as finance minister.

In addition to Brown, the British royal family are also not spared from the shooting Murdoch's media giant. They are also suspected to be a soft target the News of the World, the British weekly tabloid which closed last weekend.
Responding to reports that News International yesterday issued a brief statement requesting information related to Brown's claims.

"We criticize all the allegations made today about reports related to Gordon Brown. That way we can investigate the matter further. We ask for all information related to the charges given to us,''the statement said.

Although the statement was unable to stop the storms that swept the media company Murdoch. The government of Prime Minister David Cameron announced yesterday that Murdoch's bid to take over BSkyB will be redirected to the UK competition commission.

Victims Killed 16 People

A small plane owned airline Linhas Aereas Brasil Noar crashed about 10 minutes at take-off towards the town of Christmas on Wednesday (07/13/2011) morning local time. Natal is the capital and main city area Rio Grande do Norte, in eastern Brazil.

"Information rescuers at the scene near the city of Recife showed 16 people on board were killed," said Fire Department spokesman Recife.

Meanwhile, according to AFP news, citing the administration of local airlines, the accident began with a report from the pilot's emergency conditions. "The pilot said he would make an emergency landing near the shore before the accident occurred," the agency said.

Until now, investigations and evacuation of the bodies of the victims is underway.

Obama is confirmed to Bali, November

WASHINGTON - U.S. President Barack Obama will participate in the East Asia Summit (East Asia Summit / EAS) consisting of 18 countries in Bali later this year, the U.S. State Department said on Tuesday (07/12/2011).

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will come to Indonesia later this month in preparation for "the participation of President Obama for the first time in the EAS in November," said State Department spokesman, Victoria Nuland. A local official in Bali, last May, said the island had been ready to welcome Obama on November 19.

A spokesman for the provincial government of Bali, Ketut Teneng, said Scot Marciel U.S. ambassador has told local governments about the desirability of Obama was to attend a regional strategic dialogue, which also includes China and Russia. Plan the visit will be Obama's second official visit to Indonesia, where he has spent most of his childhood in the late 1960s. Obama's first visit as U.S. president in November.

Indonesia will host the meeting in his capacity as regional leaders of ASEAN, a group of 10 countries that form the broader EAS. The U.S. and Russia into the EAS is composed of 18 countries last year, but Obama did not attend the meeting of the group's leaders in Hanoi in October. Obama just send Hillary Clinton to replace him.

Chinese President Hu Jintao is also expected to attend the summit.

This Lady Kept A Robber as A Sex Slave

A Russian man who tried to rob a hair salon ended up as the victim when the female shop owner overpowered him, tied him up naked and then used him as a sex slave for three days.

Viktor Jasinski, 32, admitted to police that he had gone to the salon in Meshchovsk, Russia, with the intention of robbing it. But the tables were turned dramatically when he found himself overcome by owner Olga Zajac, 28, who happened to be a black belt in karate.

She allegedly floored the would-be robber with a single kick. Then, in a scene reminiscent of Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction, police say Zajac dragged the semi-conscious Jasinski to a back room of the salon and tied him up with a hair dryer cable.

She allegedly stripped him naked and, for the next three days, used him as a sex slave to 'teach him a lesson' - force feeding him Viagra to keep the lesson going.

The would-be robber was eventually released, with Zajak saying he had learned his lesson.

Jasinski went straight to the police and told them of his back-room ordeal, saying that he had been held hostage, handcuffed naked to a radiator, and fed nothing but Viagra.

Both have now been arrested.

When police arrived to question Zahjac, she said: 'What a bastard. Yes, we had sex a couple of times. But I bought him new jeans, gave him food and even gave him 1,000 roubles when he left."

Blueprint of Batik Promotion

The trade ministry is currently developing a blueprint of Indonesian batik promotion, according to a minister. Trade Minister Mari Elka Pangestu said here Monday that her ministry was preparing the blueprint with the cooperation of a number of stakeholders such as batik experts and businessmen.

The batik promotion blueprint is expected to be launched during the World Batik Summit (WBS) which will be held at Jakarta Convention Center, on September 28-October 2, 2011. Minister Mari said the WBS event would be participated in by 1,000 delegates from Indonesia and abroad.

The delegates are coming from various background namely practitioner, academician, marketing and fashion critic. She said the WBS would become a forum for batik makers to promote their products.

President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono is expected to officially kick off the World Batik Summit which will be highlighted with an exhibition and conference on batik.

"Batik which has been recognized a world heritage, must be managed and preserved sustainably to make sure that the tradition and meaning of batik survive," Minister Pangestu said.

She said batik is also found in other countries such as India, Sri lanka, and several ASEAN member countries including Malaysia. The batik of Indonesia must be preserved by applying the sustainable principles economically and socially.

Different styles of batik are also found in various regions throughout Indonesia. "Batik now is not only produced in regions such as Pekalongan and Yogyakarta. Recently, I found out that Papua has also batik," she said.

Meanwhile, Cabinet Secretary Dipo Alam, who is also a founder of Batik Indonesia foundation, said the World Batik Summit was aimed to establish a strong networking between batik makers and lovers around the world.

"The event is expected to attract international’s interest towards batik," Dipo said here on Monday.

Khadafy Power Delivery Offer

MOSCOW - Moammar Khadafy, for the first time, offer a handover of power, but on condition, his son, who hated Libyan citizens, are allowed to replace him, said a Russian official said Tuesday.

Still according to Russian officials, the West is seriously considering the proposal, which will include an assurance of forgiveness from the prosecution against the Libyan leader. "Colonel (Khadafy) had been sending signals that he is ready to relinquish power in exchange for security guarantees and the guarantee (should) be on the table," said the daily Kommersant, the official newspaper and respected in Russia, citing the official.

The offer comes amid speculation that Colonel Khadafy is trying to save face amid concern that hunger and poverty in the capital city of Libya, Tripoli, was making Khadafy position untenable.

The official said France supports the idea and has agreed to try to revoke an indictment issued by the International Criminal Court against Khadafy and to dilute the family's international assets.

However, regarding the offer was denied Tripoli. A senior regime officials, said the report was "untrue" and insisted that the future Colonel Khadafy "not negotiable". However, the Libyan government said they were involved in talks with the rebels. Libyan regime's claim that it contested, both by the opposition in Benghazi and European officials.

Amid conflicting reports about the negotiations between the Libyan regime and its enemies, Western diplomats have warned that Khadafy was involved in efforts ruse to sow discord in the ranks of the rebels. According to the diplomats, Khadafy want to portray himself as a peacemaker willing to make sacrifices.