A 17-year-old British girl whose dismembered body was discovered in a suitcase in central Brazil was identified Thursday and her Brazilian boyfriend arrested for her murder, authorities said. The British embassy in Brazil named the teenager as Cara Marie Burke, and said it was in contact with her family in London. Police found the dismembered torso of the body in a suitcase close to a river,... 

In Islamic Countries, White Women are Regarded as Promiscuous, says Iranian Sex-crime Offender in London An Iranian delivery driver who sexually assaulted a 17-year-old girl has been ordered to attend a programme to improve his attitude to women. Morteza Jafari, 36, told probation officers that in his home country it is generally believed that white women are promiscuous, South Western Magistrates’... 

South African Air Force only has 20 fighter-pilots left; submarine fleet needs 126 new submariners … July 30 2008 The SA defence minister admitted in parliament today that the country’s entire air force only has twenty operational fighter-pilots left. And the navy is advertising for 126 new submariners including 59 technicians — for its fleet of 3 submarines, crewed by 30 people... 

Every now and then as time approaches for a new entry here… every now and then I just don’t know what to say. So I sit here and I think about it and it isn’t very long before my thoughts return, as they always do, to 9/11 and the prima facie evidence of both Zionist involvement in the act and the cover-up in the aftermath. The State of Israel has had its hand in so many things; told so many... 

The European Union’s biggest peacekeeping mission, the dispatch of 3,700 troops to Chad this year, got off to an inauspicious start: EU governments repeatedly delayed the deployment, halted troop transports when fighting broke out in February, and ultimately had to rely on Russian helicopters to ferry the force to the African desert. The rocky start to the mission to protect 400,000 refugees... 

John Pilger Israel’s treatment of an award-winning young Palestinian journalist is part of a terrible pattern. Two weeks ago, I presented a young Palestinian, Mohammed Omer, with the 2008 Martha Gellhorn Prize for Journalism. Awarded in memory of the great US war correspondent, the prize goes to journalists who expose establishment propaganda, or “official drivel,” as Gellhorn called... 

The wife of Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama told a crowd of homosexual activists last week that her husband wants to repeal the  Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) and reverse the rule on homosexuals in the  military. Michelle Obama also drew parallels with homosexual advocacy groups and  the civil rights movement, referring to events “from Selma to Stonewall.” Speaking to... 

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AN HIV-positive man who had unprotected sex with a young woman is expected to be released on a wholly suspended jail term and community-based order. The prosecution has accepted this would be an appropriate sentence for Lam Kuoth, and yesterday County Court judge Paul Lacava said he agreed “in principle”. But he ordered a pre-sentence report, saying “I am most anxious to ensure the... 

A teacher at the Australian Islamic College Australian Islamic College founder Abdallah Magar and two of his principals have been charged with fraud in relation to $3 million of Government funding. The Major Fraud Squad laid the charges after an 18-month investigation into offences alleged to have occurred in relation to the management of the AIC schools in Thornlie, Kewdale and Dianella. It is alleged... 

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The government is importing hundreds of Cuban engineers and architects, in addition to doctors from Cuba and Tunisia. One can only despair at the Byzantine machinations of the government. Shortages of skills approach 48% in some departments, leading to a deterioration in essential services to citizens of the country. However, the government is on record as stating that meeting race quotas is... 

Swedish lawmakers voted late on Wednesday in favour of a controversial bill allowing all emails and phone calls to be monitored in the name of national security. The vote, one of the most divisive in Sweden in recent years, had initially been scheduled for early Wednesday but was postponed after more than one-third of MPs voted to send the bill back to parliament’s defence committee “for... 

NEW YORK —  A Columbia University graduate student who was raped and tortured during 19 hours of nightmarish sadism pointed out Monday the man on trial for the attack as the one who drove her to ask for death and try to kill herself. Her gaze steady and her jaw tightly set, the 24-year-old woman pointed directly at Robert Williams in court Monday when asked whether she saw her attacker in... 

The men who pulled up in three white pickup trucks were looking for Patson Chipiro, head of the Zimbabwean opposition party in Mhondoro district. His wife, Dadirai, told them he was in Harare but would be back later in the day, and the men departed. An hour later they were back. They grabbed Mrs Chipiro and chopped off one of her hands and both her feet. Then they threw her into her hut, locked the...