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Tuesday, March 13, 2007

Iran Delegate's Words Make U.S. And Israel Walk Of Speech

    The United States and Israeli delegations walked out of a speech by Iran's foreign minister ( Manouchehr Mottaki ) after he said that the United States and Israel were the biggest threats to peace in the middle east.    Source

Yahoo News

Mottaki told the world's top disarmament forum that Israel was the only country in the region that refuses to accede to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, and said Prime Minister Ehud Olmert last year acknowledged that his country had nuclear weapons — which Olmert denies doing.

   Mottaki said that nuclear Israel posed  "a uniquely grave threat to regional and international peace and security and requires to be seriously dealt with by the international community taking practical measures."

Referring to the " the Zionist regime," which he called Israel, he said  that Israel had "a long and dark record of crimes and atrocities such as occupation, aggression, militarism, state terrorism, crimes against humanity and apartheid."   Source

   It is said the Israel delegation made a little noise on the way out of the speech to show their displeasure with the remarks.

  I think that I will send them some Kleenex when I am done today!

  The U.S. and Israel left because they couldn't stand to hear the truth, which is no surprise to me.

 

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Viacom Sues YouTube For$1 Billion

Eat The Press

Melissa Lafsky |  Posted Tuesday March 13, 2007

It's been brewing for months, and now Reuters reports that the kettle has officially blown: Yesterday, media juggernaut Viacom filed a $1 billion lawsuit against Google Inc. and its recently-acquired YouTube over unauthorized use of Viacom's copyrighted materials. According to Reuters, the suit accuses both defendants of "'massive intentional copyright infringement' of Viacom's entertainment assets" and seeks an injunction against further violations, claiming that nearly 160,000 unauthorized clips of its programming have been uploaded onto YouTube and viewed more than 1.5 billion times.

  I guess that Google/YouTube have been warned more than once so it is off to the courts now unless Google decides to settle before the proceedings begin. Google needs to be taken down a notch or two anyway so let the games begin!

 

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