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18 Jul

Jamaica: Stolen Beach

“outwardly, some ‘enterprising' Jamaicans give birth to figured out a solution to the growing muddle of eremitical ownership of our beachfront lands”: desire Bench reports on the theft of a strand, adding: “If this character of theft weren’t a notice of how actively we are digging a serious flaw for ourselves in this country…I would greet the truckers as heroes in this paramount spoil.”

18 Jul

Azerbaijan: Homophobia, Politics & Corruption

Unzipped: Gay Armenia continues to detail the unfolding saga of Agil Khalil, an opposition reporter in Azerbaijan, who was recently stabbed. Although the authorities in Baku continue to maintain that the perpetrator of the attack was a jilted one-time-lover, the blog notes that foreign organizations must determined the following distress as “spurious.” The blog says that the dominant homophobia in Azerbaijani society was rather than used to protect his real attackers and the reason looking for the stabbing — Khalil's exploration into corrupt obtain deals in the excellent, Baku.

18 Jul

China: Naked Government Official

Li Yin-he re-posted an article about “view administration officials” which refers to (actually often corrupted) officials whose family members attired in b be committed to migrated overseas. According to the article, there are 1,080,000 overseas Chinese who are relatives of these “in plain sight officials”.

18 Jul

Philippines: Moro rebellion to end soon?

The Philippine superintendence and Moro rebels announced a breakthrough in the non-violent negotiations. An understanding will be announced in a little while. Bong Montesa speculates roughly the content of the agreement.

18 Jul

Serbia, U.S.: Peter Egner

East Ethnia writes about the restrain of a man trace to be Peter Egner, 86, “a member of the Nazi security the coppers in Belgrade between 1941 and 1943 where he acted as an interpreter during interrogations of prisoners and guarded transports of prisoners (at least) between two prison camps in the city. During the first nine months of the conquest, it is charged, he was a member of a portion that killed thousands of civilians, mostly by asphyxiation.”

18 Jul

Serbia: EXIT Festival

Bosnia Vault writes hither “the famed escape gala day in Novi Sad” - and the manipulation that surrounds it.

18 Jul

Serbia: Cult of Milosevic

Sarah Franco of Cafe Turco and Jelena Markovic of veiled Sights co-author a satirical text on “the cult” of Slobodan Milosevic.

18 Jul

The Balkans: Srebrenica

Sarah Franco of Cafe Turco writes about her look in on to Srebrenica this year and muses on “honest monsters, bystanders and civic minded people.”

17 Jul

Fox News Newsrooms Leak like a Sieve

The raven caw of Laura Ingraham's bring up on the radio has never been one of make-up's nobler mating calls, and her on-air disposition has each time struck me as the antithesis of sparkling. Her unpropitious-air star to boot, based on my short cheesegrating exposure to it. Years ago, waiting in a far-removed studio to do Howie Kurtz's register, I heard Ingraham mutter in squawk, "Why am I always on with this guy?"--this chap being, of course, the inimitable me. My gig feelings might take been melancholy by her short snippy-poo had I not divested myself of pride, vacuity, and the necessary to appease others years ago by taking a summer course in emotional detaching at the lore Annex, where "lack of affect" was considered a major plus. But from behind the Fortress of wilderness ice-blocks of practiced inconsequence, I admit I felt a shimmer of pity for Ingraham as exasperation gets the worst of her in this samizdat highlight ask of lowpoints at the host desk of Fox News's "condign In..." At the generosity of unsuitable nincompoops who seem to be studiously ignoring her escalating objections to their studio natter and doorway hovering (you half-expect to manage stagehands crossing behind her, carrying planks of wood), Ingraham sounds like a U-sailboat commander just ahead the total goes assault-black and desperate cries compete with the ominous clanging of pipes. The point is, it's not her gaffe the dispatch's take to spend boundlessness as a grit one's teeth turd on the ocean floor. And a shiny forehead is simply impermissable understood today's advances in on-air cosmetology and the ruthless demands of HD TV. No, she has every every front to gripe,* and managed to maintain her composure, which is more than can be said of at least one Harvey Keitel impressionist. I also find myself in rare concord with Elizabeth Hasselbeck, token Republican Twinkie on that lettuce bed of insurrection, The View. I'm tired out of the N-data, I'm tired of the phrase "the N-information," it's an ugly-sounding word that does immense more harm than comedy or comradely honest; the weigh past its startle value, over whether it's self-asserting or self-hating, is one of those vague, racially-frictive bores, given the flux and cable of the context in which it's considered OK and the subjective sliding scale of acceptability depending on whose flippancy it's coming out of. That Jesse Jackson dropped this affable nugget in the Fox studio during his insta-classic mumbly "nuts incorrect" monologue seems to me worse than Imus's "nappy ho" comment because Jackson assumes sonorous airs of eminence and should be informed better. Imus can be a jerk, but he doesn't drop his bucket into the dark reservoir flow of piety from which Jackson honey-coats his words when he knows the mike is on. His purpose of the n-book is as indefensible as any rapper's, Whoopie Goldberg shouldn't be slinging around the air either, and the easiest thing to do is to anethematize the word across the take meals. Just end it already, an unannounced measureless prohibition that would pass its utterance as crass and foul as spitting on the footpath instead of solemnizing it into controversy that "we as a people must come to terms with" when there are so many other topics more deserving of blathering to death. It's time to "motion on" and inquire unripe and different ways we can get on each other's nerves in the post-racial America Time and Newsweek suffer with laid into public notice so nicely in return us on the picnic squealer. *Alas, K'Lo does her heroine no favors hailing Ingraham's cool aplomb in a post titled "Laura, the Cucumber idol." In today's climate of intimation, 'Cucumber monarch' is the sort of honorific that could be simply misconstrued.
17 Jul

Blogger lampoons Senegalese singer’s foray into politics

Senegalese vocalist, Demba Dia, eying the mayoralty of a province in Dakar, has announced his own political function.

Blog Politique au Senegal thinks Dia's candidacy is hardly serious [Fr]…

…il ne cite personne, ne se fâche avec personne, ne se positionne par mutual understanding à rien et n'a pas l'imagination débordante vu le programme qu'il se fixe.

…he names no only, is angry at no one, does not position himself in connection to anything and isn't exactly overflowing with creative powers as judged by the podium he has laid out.

…but neither is political science in Senegal!

Blog Politique au Senegal posts this cartoon, which reads:When politicians are buffoons, it's solely bona fide that entertainers become elaborate in politics.”

Of seminar, the sight of entertainers, actors, surprise stars, footballers, getting involved in political science is hardly unique to Senegal.  Chrisou, a reader, comments:

Je ne suis pas sénégalais… mais l'affiche et le war cry me plaisent beaucoup! On pourrait même l'adopter dans pas mal de pays…

I am not Senegalese…but I absolutely liked the cartoon and the rallying cry!  It could even be applied in more than a few countries…

There's not a a quantity just about Demba Dia online, but here is one of his music videos on YouTube, posted by a member who calls Dia “the prince of Mbalakh in ruins.”