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UK Column Live - 13th November 2012

Brian Gerrish and Louise Collins present a news update including the Leveson Inquiry Tony Blair protester in court on Friday, Cameron no apology for arms dealing in the middle east, a British Lynx helicopter joins a French frigate for anti-piracy operations, gas prices manipulation and Leveson to reign in Twitter and Facebook.

UK Column Live - 13th November 2012

Iraq cancels $4.2bn Russian arms deal over 'corruption'

Iraq has cancelled a $4.2bn (£2.6bn) deal to buy arms from Russia because of concerns about "corruption", an Iraqi government advisor has said.

Arms for Syrian rebels go mostly to jihadists

Most of the arms funneled to Syrian rebels reportedly end up in the hands of hardline Islamist extremists, including those affiliated with Al-Qaeda. There is no way of vetting rebel groups to bolster only those with more secular views.

Lebanese opposition behind arms smuggling in Syria

As the unrest in Syria continues between government forces and western-backed armed groups, large numbers of weapons find their way through Tripoli Lebanon to Damascus. 

Lebanese opposition behind arms smuggling in Syria

'Saudi weapons' seen at Syria rebel base

BBC News has uncovered evidence that appears to suggest that weapons intended for the Saudi military have been diverted to Syrian rebels.

Israeli children in the army museum

An Israeli film maker indulges Israeli children's fanasties of "killing Arabs", defending them by claming that in the "Palestinians society the agitation and hate in the education system is very aggressive including weapons camps from the age of five" and by suggesting that such surreal scenes as shown in the video are not unique to Israel.

Israeli kids in the army museum - Itamar Rose

Syrian Army Seizes US-Made Weapons from Terrorists in Damascus

The Syrian Army forces discovered and seized a large cache of US-made weapons in Damascus after heavy clashes with armed groups, which led to the killing of over 100 terrorists.

Iran ships arms, personnel to Syria via Iraq

Iran has been using civilian aircraft to fly military personnel and large quantities of weapons across Iraqi airspace to Syria to aid President Bashar al-Assad in his attempt to crush an 18-month uprising against his government, according to a Western intelligence report seen by Reuters.

Largest Shipload of Libyan Weapons Heading to Armed Groups in Syria

The British newspaper The Times revealed that a largest shipment of weapons has arrived in Turkey to be delivered to the armed groups in Syria.

US officials say 2 warships moving toward Libya

Pentagon orders two destroyers carrying Tomahawk cruise missiles to Libyan coast in aftermath of Benghazi attack. Ships have no specific mission, officials say

US missile system expansion in Asia-Pacific angers China

Tensions are once again running high between the United States and China as Washington plans to expand its missile system in the Asia-Pacific region.

Turkey uses ambulances to smuggle weapons into Syria: MP

A Turkish opposition lawmaker has accused the government of using ambulances to smuggle arms and ammunitions into Syria to be used by the country's insurgents in their war against the government.

Turkey gives surface-to-air missiles to Syrian rebels

According to a July 31 report by the NBC News, nearly two dozen missiles have been delivered to the rebels in Syria by Turkey. The report, however, did not provide details on the exact type of the missiles, also known as MANPADs (man-portable air-defense systems).

Turkey deploys ground-to-air missiles on Syria border

Turkey has deployed ground-to-air missiles on its border with Syria, a report says. According to a Sunday report by the Turkish Anadolu Agency, Ankara also deployed troop carriers along the border with Syria.

WW2 - German Veterans Give The Facts

Fine piece with German vets stating the threat they faced. 

WW2 - German Veterans Give The Facts.

Syria arrests over 40 Germans for smuggling arms

Syria has reportedly arrested more than 40 German nationals for attempting to smuggle arms into the country.

Syria downed Turkish fighter jet over its territorial waters

Syria has confirmed it shot down a Turkish jet, as Turkey promises to “determinedly take necessary steps” in response. An investigation is being planned as tensions escalate.

A Syrian military spokesman said an unidentified aerial object violated the country’s airspace and was shot down by anti-aircraft artillery, hitting it one kilometer off the coast of the country, Syrian state news agency SANA reported.

The plane turned out to be a Turkish fighter jet, and was dealt with in accordance with Syrian law, the spokesman added.

Must-Watch Video on How Military Robots Are Changing War

U.S. marine veteran Josh Rushing explains how the 7,000 drones and 12,000 ground robots used by the U.S. military are changing warfare as we currently know it, with major implications for the future of human rights.

Fault Lines - Robot wars

Patriot Missiles listed as "fireworks" on ship's manifest

According to Interior Minister Päivi Räsänen, the cargo manifest of the M/S Thor Liberty on which 69 Patriot ground-to-air missiles were found, listed the weapons as "fireworks". She said that documents associated with the containers holding the missiles carried the name of a South Korean individual.

The vessel which sails under the flag of the Isle of Man, was known to be carrying 150 tonnes of legal explosives. These, however, were being transported in an unsafe manner.

Russia installing S-300 missiles for Syria to counter US threats and aggression

According to new reports the Russia warship was carrying technical advisers to help install the S-300 missile defense system in Syria

UK held secret briefing for India on missiles in Libyan war

At a time when NATO forces were destroying the bases of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, Britain gave a secret presentation to the Indian Air Force (IAF) about the performance in the Libyan war of MBDA missiles, which have been offered to New Delhi.

US sold bunker-busting bombs to Israel

President Barack Obama secretly authorized the sale of 55 powerful bunker-busting bombs to Israel, Newsweek magazine reported Friday.

Despite opposition, Finland proceeds with Israel arms deal

Despite an unprecendented public outcry, Finland’s Ministry of Defense is set to go ahead with a controversial collaboration with Israeli arms companies deeply involved in Israel’s occupation of Palestinian land. Finland is turning to Israel for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) — commonly known as a “drones” — in a deal with more than 17 million euros.

Is NATO arming the Libyan "rebels"?

Reports are coming in of a vessel carrying weapons, some fabricated in the United States of America, together with 500 mercenaries, sailing through the Suez Canal towards Libya. Certainly, western mercenaries have been captured. After a number of western lies have been uncovered, we see the truth coming out of Libya as we expose NATO's lies.

US extends drone strikes to Somalia

First drone strike in Somalia reported to have wounded senior al-Shabab militants

Army of widows, orphans trail US war

Iraqi government sources have released shocking official figures, pointing to repercussions of the US-led military occupation of the country.

Figures publicized by Iraq's Ministry of Women's Affairs showed that the US-led military operations had left one million widows.  According to the report, other official estimates point to a whopping 2,500,000 Iraqi fatalities as the result of the invasion, in addition to four million children that were left orphaned by the war.

Eight Jet Engines Stolen From Israeli AFB

Investigators quoted by the paper said each engine weighed "several tonnes" and could only have been taken away on large trucks, prompting speculation that the thieves had help from inside the base.

US MILITARY KIDNAP VICTIM: Who's Afraid of Aafia Siddiqui?

In March 2003, Dr. Aafia and her three children, Ahmad (boy), six years old and an American citizen, Maryum (girl), four years old and also an American citizen, and Suleman (boy), six months old, kidnapped by unknown authorities in Karachi, Pakistan. On March 31, 2003 it was reported by the Pakistani media that Dr. Aafia had been arrested and turned over to representatives of the United States. In early April, this was confirmed on NBC Nightly News, among other media outlets. There was communication to the mother of Dr. Aafia from purported “agencies” that the family members should be quiet if they want to see Aafia returned alive. By the year 2008, many believed that after five years of being disappeared Dr. Aafia and her three children were most likely dead.

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