AFP - Saturday, January 16

Muslims carry an injured protester during a demonstration demanding the release of Jamaican cleric sheikh
Abdullah al-Faisal after Friday prayers in Nairobi, January 15. At least
two people were killed Friday when Kenyan police fired live rounds and
teargas to suppress the protest, a hospital source said.

NAIROBI (AFP) - – At least five people were killed Friday when Kenyan
police fired live rounds and teargas to suppress a protest by Muslims
demanding the release of a radical Jamaican cleric, police said.

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By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 12:41 AM on 16th January 2010

The sun is reduced to a ring of gold against the black sky as the Moon slips between it and Earth.

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Officials fear death toll could reach 250,000; food, water needed, aid
worker says

updated 7:48 p.m. PT, Wed., Jan. 13, 2010

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti - Spending a second night on the streets, dazed
earthquake survivors wandered past dead bodies Wednesday, crying for
loved ones or seeking help. Shocked and overwhelmed Officials fear the
death toll could reach as high as 250,000.

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By Cliff Kincaid ⋅ January 13, 2010 ⋅

Glenn Beck recently said that he was inundated with messages from people
concerned about an Obama executive order giving special rights to the
international police organization known as Interpol. But what about the
global campaign by the Vatican to establish a “World Political
Authority” with “teeth.” Don’t look for Beck, O’Reilly or anybody else
in the media to take on Pope Benedict XVI. It is just too controversial.
Commentators who question the Vatican run the risk of being labeled
anti-Catholic bigots.

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