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Thu, 20 Jun 2013 01:00:44 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=54f_1371704088 Kai Sumvont The torrential rain and landslides since Sunday have stranded pilgrims at four revered Hindu shrines, washed away bridges and roads and caused other damage in Uttrakhand state. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=54f_1371704088 Kai Sumvont Car swept away north India india, rain, landslides, Wed, 19 Jun 2013 22:58:44 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=def_1371696985 Setright World Exclusive: US urges UK and France to join in supplying arms to Syrian rebels as MPs fear that UK will be drawn into growing conflict Robert Fisk Sunday, 16 June 2013 Washington's decision to arm Syria's Sunni Muslim rebels has plunged America into the great Sunni-Shia conflict of the Islamic Middle East, entering a struggle that now dwarfs the Arab revolutions which overthrew dictatorships across the region. For the first time, all of America's 'friends' in the region are Sunni Muslims and all of its enemies are Shiites. Breaking all President Barack Obama's rules of disengagement, the US is now fully engaged on the side of armed groups which include the most extreme Sunni Islamist movements in the Middle East. The Independent on Sunday has learned that a military decision has been taken in Iran - even before last week's presidential election - to send a first contingent of 4,000 Iranian Revolutionary Guards to Syria to support President Bashar al-Assad's forces against the largely Sunni rebellion that has cost almost 100,000 lives in just over two years. Iran is now fully committed to preserving Assad's regime, according to pro-Iranian sources which have been deeply involved in the Islamic Republic's security, even to the extent of proposing to open up a new 'Syrian' front on the Golan Heights against Israel. In years to come, historians will ask how America - after its defeat in Iraq and its humiliating withdrawal from Afghanistan scheduled for 2014 - could have so blithely aligned itself with one side in a titanic Islamic struggle stretching back to the seventh century death of the Prophet Mohamed. The profound effects of this great schism, between Sunnis who believe that the father of Mohamed's wife was the new caliph of the Muslim world and Shias who regard his son in law Ali as his rightful successor - a seventh century battle swamped in blood around the present-day Iraqi cities of Najaf and Kerbala - continue across the region to this day. A 17th century Archbishop of Canterbury, George Abbott, compared this Muslim conflict to that between "Papists and Protestants". America's alliance now includes the wealthiest states of the Arab Gulf, the vast Sunni territories between Egypt and Morocco, as well as Turkey and the fragile British-created monarchy in Jordan. King Abdullah of Jordan - flooded, like so many neighbouring nations, by hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees - may also now find himself at the fulcrum of the Syrian battle. Up to 3,000 American 'advisers' are now believed to be in Jordan, and the creation of a southern Syria 'no-fly zone' - opposed by Syrian-controlled anti-aircraft batteries - will turn a crisis into a 'hot' war. So much for America's 'friends'. Its enemies include the Lebanese Hizballah, the Alawite Shiite regime in Damascus and, of course, Iran. And Iraq, a largely Shiite nation which America 'liberated' from Saddam Hussein's Sunni minority in the hope of balancing the Shiite power of Iran, has - against all US predictions - itself now largely fallen under Tehran's influence and power. Iraqi Shiites as well as Hizballah members, have both fought alongside Assad's forces. Washington's excuse for its new Middle East adventure - that it must arm Assad's enemies because the Damascus regime has used sarin gas against them - convinces no-one in the Middle East. Final proof of the use of gas by either side in Syria remains almost as nebulous as President George W. Bush's claim that Saddam's Iraq possessed weapons of mass destruction. For the real reason why America has thrown its military power behind Syria's Sunni rebels is because those same rebels are now losing their war against Assad. The Damascus regime's victory this month in the central Syrian town of Qusayr, at the cost of Hizballah lives as well as those of government forces, has thrown the Syrian revolution into turmoil, threatening to humiliate American and EU demands for Assad to abandon power. Arab dictators are supposed to be deposed - unless they are the friendly kings or emirs of the Gulf - not to be sustained. Yet Russia has given its total support to Assad, three times vetoing UN Security Council resolutions that might have allowed the West to intervene directly in the civil war. In the Middle East, there is cynical disbelief at the American contention that it can distribute arms - almost certainly including anti-aircraft missiles - only to secular Sunni rebel forces in Syria represented by the so-called Free Syria Army. The more powerful al-Nusrah Front, allied to al-Qaeda, dominates the battlefield on the rebel side and has been blamed for atrocities including the execution of Syrian government prisoners of war and the murder of a 14-year old boy for blasphemy. They will be able to take new American weapons from their Free Syria Army comrades with little effort. From now on, therefore, every suicide bombing in Damascus - every war crime committed by the rebels - will be regarded in the region as Washington's responsibility. The very Sunni-Wahabi Islamists who killed thousands of Americans on 11th September, 2011 - who are America's greatest enemies as well as Russia's - are going to be proxy allies of the Obama administration. This terrible irony can only be exacerbated by Russian President Vladimir Putin's adament refusal to tolerate any form of Sunni extremism. His experience in Chechenya, his anti-Muslim rhetoric - he has made obscene remarks about Muslim extremists in a press conference in Russian - and his belief that Russia's old ally in Syria is facing the same threat as Moscow fought in Chechenya, plays a far greater part in his policy towards Bashar al-Assad than the continued existence of Russia's naval port at the Syrian Mediterranean city of Tartous. For the Russians, of course, the 'Middle East' is not in the 'east' at all, but to the south of Moscow; and statistics are all-important. The Chechen capital of Grozny is scarcely 500 miles from the Syrian frontier. Fifteen per cent of Russians are Muslim. Six of the Soviet Union's communist republics had a Muslim majority, 90 per cent of whom were Sunni. And Sunnis around the world make up perhaps 85 per cent of all Muslims. For a Russia intent on repositioning itself across a land mass that includes most of the former Soviet Union, Sunni Islamists of the kind now fighting the Assad regime are its principal antagonists. Iranian sources say they liaise constantly with Moscow, and that while Hizballah's overall withdrawal from Syria is likely to be completed soon - with the maintenance of the militia's 'intelligence' teams inside Syria - Iran's support for Damascus will grow rather than wither. They point out that the Taliban recently sent a formal delegation for talks in Tehran and that America will need Iran's help in withdrawing from Afghanistan. The US, the Iranians say, will not be able to take its armour and equipment out of the country during its continuing war against the Taliban without Iran's active assistance. One of the sources claimed - not without some mirth -- that the French were forced to leave 50 tanks behind when they left because they did not have Tehran's help. It is a sign of the changing historical template in the Middle East that within the framework of old Cold War rivalries between Washington and Moscow, Israel's security has taken second place to the conflict in Syria. Indeed, Israel's policies in the region have been knocked askew by the Arab revolutions, leaving its prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, hopelessly adrift amid the historic changes. Only once over the past two years has Israel fully condemned atrocities committed by the Assad regime, and while it has given medical help to wounded rebels on the Israeli-Syrian border, it fears an Islamist caliphate in Damascus far more than a continuation of Assad's rule. One former Israel intelligence commander recently described Assad as "Israel's man in Damascus". Only days before President Mubarak was overthrown, both Netanyahu and King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia called Washington to ask Obama to save the Egyptian dictator. In vain. If the Arab world has itself been overwhelmed by the two years of revolutions, none will have suffered from the Syrian war in the long term more than the Palestinians. The land they wish to call their future state has been so populated with Jewish Israeli colonists that it can no longer be either secure or 'viable'. 'Peace' envoy Tony Blair's attempts to create such a state have been laughable. A future 'Palestine' would be a Sunni nation. But today, Washington scarcely mentions the Palestinians. Another of the region's supreme ironies is that Hamas, supposedly the 'super-terrorists' of Gaza, have abandoned Damascus and now support the Gulf Arabs' desire to crush Assad. Syrian government forces claim that Hamas has even trained Syrian rebels in the manufacture and use of home-made rockets. In Arab eyes, Israel's 2006 war against the Shia Hizballah was an attempt to strike at the heart of Iran. The West's support for Syrian rebels is a strategic attempt to crush Iran. But Iran is going to take the offensive. Even for the Middle East, these are high stakes. Against this fearful background, the Palestinian tragedy continues. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=def_1371696985 Setright Iran to send 4,000 troops to aid President Assad forces in Syria Syria, Middle East, World News Wed, 19 Jun 2013 19:57:56 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=02b_1371686031 SAPD_HRT Tampa Police say a loaded gun left in an Ybor City movie theater bathroom over the weekend belongs to a Hillsborough County Sheriff's detective. The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office identified the detective as 38-year-old Luke Hussey, a 13-year-veteran. Zane Noland, 9, found the handgun inside a bathroom at the Muvico Theater in Centro Ybor shortly after 3 p.m. on Sunday afternoon. The boy alerted his father, who retrieved the loaded Glock 26 and called 911, according to police. Officers arrived and took possession of the weapon. "That's very disheartening for him and HCSO," said Wesley Noland, whose son discovered the gun, upon hearing the news about the gun owner. "That's not a mistake you want to make in that type of career." Police say the detective contacted them, saying he placed the gun on the toilet paper dispenser while using the restroom and accidentally forgot the weapon. The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office said by the time Hussey realized his mistake and went looking for the gun, he was told by the movie manager Tampa officers had already arrived and impounded it. Hussey was off duty and attending a movie, police say. The gun was his personal firearm. "The policy is pretty simple," said Larry McKinnon, HCSO spokesperson. "If you're going to carry a firearm you are responsible for it. Whether you are on duty or off duty, a firearm is a firearm. And you are responsible for the cleaning, the upkeep, and the security of that firearm." Tampa Police will turn the weapon over to the sheriff's office for them to handle the incident administratively. The sheriff's office says it has already begun an administrative investigation to determine any policy violations that may have occurred. Noland, who has a concealed weapons permit, said his son did exactly what he taught him to do. "He's told me not to touch them, if I don't own the gun, and I'm only allowed to touch them if he allows me to touch them," said Zane. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=02b_1371686031 SAPD_HRT Sheriff's detective left gun in movie theater restroom Police, Officer, Gun, Weapon, Movie, Theater Fri, 14 Jun 2013 21:05:47 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=c9b_1371257651 flank99 Heavy Rain is heading for Christchurch New Zealand and it will bring 50+ mm of rain and it will be a lot of Rain in Christchurch and the Low Pressure System Coming from Australia and it is going to be a lot of Rain and People in Christchurch Be Prepared have your Rubber Boots and your Rain Coats Ready and your Rain Suits Ready Don't Walk through the Puddle and Don't Drive your Car Through the Flood or your Car will get Stalled have your Umbrellas Ready took keep the people dry from the Rain so you don't get soaking wet stay dry and don't get caught in the heavy rain. http://www.sydneyinearlymarch.blogspot.ca http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=c9b_1371257651 flank99 Heavy Rain to Hit Christchurch New Zealand on Sunday June 16, 2013 Heavy Rain to Hit Christchurch New Zealand on Sunday June 16, 2013 Fri, 14 Jun 2013 06:54:22 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=b7f_1371206872 BloodyPeasant This event has now ended. 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More LIVE items as they become available at http://live.liveleak.com http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=b7f_1371206872 BloodyPeasant (Live) Event - Isle of Wight - Starts Sunday, June 16th, 2013 - Noon (12pm) EST live, event, june 15 2013, noon, blondie, stone roses, the killers, bon jovi, yes, wight on Wed, 19 Jun 2013 00:35:02 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=54f_1371616245 Tuolumne Lime, fresh garlic, soy sauce, ginger, salt and pepper. Hot grill, was amazing. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=54f_1371616245 Tuolumne Your say grilling some of my wild Chinook I caught on Sunday. Chinook, grill, your say, salmon, Tue, 18 Jun 2013 16:39:47 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=904_1371587826 Tuolumne Caught these two king salmon off Point Reyes 10-15 miles out. Weather was rough and bumpy. Boat had 23 kings to 24 lbs for 20 guys. I caught my limit of two. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=904_1371587826 Tuolumne 2 king salmon I caught on Sunday 6-16 Chinook fishing king salmon golden gate partyboat Sun, 16 Jun 2013 08:58:15 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=4fa_1371386658 DukeBrazi This is about the legalization of Gay Marriage. And noooooooo, I'm not gay. - Stated just to hopefully lessen the comments saying that. But I have gay friends - and seeing the recent poll about what people thought about gay marriage it made me do this video about it. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=4fa_1371386658 DukeBrazi Gaysay Assay Yoursay Sunday gay Tue, 18 Jun 2013 22:52:20 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=74e_1371609801 Tuolumne Ok so here are mutt and jeff, no not really, Kali and Gunner my Goldens. They live to chase the ball, squirrels, ect. Love the goldens. Going hard on the uploads today, I'm sure I wont do 4 day day, but figured I'd share as I'm proud of em! Really Nice evening tonight, about to grill some salmon I caught on Sunday, been marinating in lime, ginger, soy, a bit of teriyaki and some sesame. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=74e_1371609801 Tuolumne Tuo's your say with them dogs. Golden Retrievers, dogs, your say, Tuolumne Tue, 18 Jun 2013 21:54:42 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=e14_1371606828 TheNewestUser911 Before Israel's national Beach Soccer team's game against Turkey on Sunday (in which Israel won 9-6 and qualified for the European Championship), as the two teams were exchanging each other pennants, Coach Benny Lam noticed that the Turks threw the Israeli flags away. Speaking to the Sports News website ONE from Italy, where the tournament is being held, Lam: "I saw them throw away the flags. At that moment I said we should have given them a beating for that. It was a crucial game for both teams. I got my players together and told them: The Turks hate us, we're going to take them apart, you'll eat them up, we'll teach them how to behave." Meanwhile, Israel has achieved a major victory when the team beat Turkey 9-6 in the early round tournament. The win secured the Israeli national team's participation in the European Championship to be held in August in Barcelona. One of the goals was self-inflicted by the Turks. Beach soccer, also known as beach football or beasal, is a variant of association football played on a beach or some form of sand. The irregularity of the soft-sand playing surface leads to a totally different style of play than is used in association football, with a greater degree of improvisation http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=e14_1371606828 TheNewestUser911 Israeli and Turkish Beach Soccer Teams in Diplomatic Incident Israeli and Turkish Beach Soccer Teams in Diplomatic Incident Tue, 18 Jun 2013 21:42:45 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=d74_1371605415 MAKMAK On Monday, Saatchi accepted a caution of assault from police, essentially admitting to cops that he attacked his wife at a London restaurant. Charles Saatchi, husband of TV chef Nigella Lawson, was photographed with his hands around Lawson's neck during an alleged argument the couple had at a restaurant on June 9. The art tycoon husband of sexy celebrity chef Nigella Lawson admitted to cops Monday that he attacked and throttled her at a London restaurant. Charles Saatchi's admission came a day after shocking photos ran in a British tabloid showing him with his hand gripping his wife's throat. Saachi said in a statement that the photos appear 'more drastic' than what actually happened, but his wife's facial reaction suggests she was uncomfortable. Saatchi, a millionaire advertising guru who owns art galleries in London and New York, had earlier brushed the incident off as a "playful tiff." He was hit with caution for assault - the British equivalent of a legal warning - after voluntarily going to a London police station and being grilled for five hours. Saatchi has his hands on Lawson's face and neck, unaware that photographers captured their alleged dispute. The couple was celebrating his birthday at Scott's, a seafood restaurant in London. Lawson did not seek charges. The disturbing pictures, published in the London Mirror's People Sunday section, were taken June 6 as the power couple dined al fresco at posh restaurant Scott's in central London. TV chef Nigella Lawson looks to be arguing with her husband, Charles Saatchi. The series of photos appear to show Saatchi and Lawson engaged in an argument that turned violent. The pictures show Saatchi clutching Lawson's throat with his left hand and also grabbing her nose. Lawson, 53, was also photographed leaving the restaurant in tears. Lawson appears distressed as her husband has his hand around her neck. "I can confirm that she has moved out of the family home," Lawson's spokesman said without elaborating. Before going to the police station, Saatchi downplayed the incident. Saatchi appears to be pinching Lawson's nose. The exchange may have appeared violent to onlookers. "About a week ago, we were sitting outside a restaurant having an intense debate about the children, and I held Nigella's neck repeatedly while attempting to emphasize my point," Saatchi told the London Evening Standard, where he writes a column. "There was no grip," he said. "It was a playful tiff." Other patrons at Scott's seafood restaurant noticed the dispute between Lawson and Saatchi. One woman is seen turning around in her seat, perhaps disturbed by what was going on. Nigella Lawson appeared tearful after an alleged public dispute with her husband. The television chef was seen with her husband's hands around her neck during their lunch at Scott's seafood restaurant in London. Lawson is seen crying as she leaves the restaurant, heading into a taxi cab. Charles Saatchi outside his multi-million pound London home, after pictures emerged of his wife Nigella Lawson with his hands on her neck during an alleged argument. The couple have been married nearly 10 years. It is her second marriage, and his third. Original story BY BILL HUTCHINSON http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=d74_1371605415 MAKMAK British Celebrity TV Chef, Nigella Lawson Choked By Husband During Lunch Charles Saatchi, Nigella Lawson, Saatchi Gallery, art collector, advertising executive, spousal abuse, wife beater, choke, grounds for divorce, MAKMAK Tue, 18 Jun 2013 16:16:21 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=53e_1371586106 snoopAhLoop A DOLPHIN has died in China after tourists hoisted it out of the water to pose with it for photographs, state media said Tuesday, provoking outrage online. Images posted online showed a group of tourists manhandling the grey creature, which washed ashore on a beach Sunday in the southern Chinese province of Hainan, the state-run Shanghai Daily reported, adding that it later died of "excessive bleeding.'' The dolphin might have collided with a fishing boat before it became stranded, the paper quoted an expert as saying. But instead of trying to help the distressed animal, a crowd of bathers gathered in the water to pose with it, images posted online showed. Several men lifted the dolphin above the water as one of them flexed his muscles for the camera. Users of China's Twitter-like social media service Sina Weibo reacted with outrage at the photographs. "When even the basic respect of life is lost, I just want to say, how can I be proud of you, China?'' one user said in a typical comment. "Chinese style tourism is not about relaxation, but for showing off where one has been...Only by posting the pictures and getting praise and compliments, can the tourist feel he didn't spend the money in vain,'' another said. "Dolphins, as highly evolved mammals, have an IQ only a little lower than humans. But those people in the pictures are worse than pigs,'' wrote another. China, which has a growing animal rights movement, does not currently have any laws to protect non-endangered animals. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=53e_1371586106 snoopAhLoop Dolphin dies while tourists pose for photos China, Tourists, Pictures, Dolphin, Dead