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UK Turns Back Obama’s Brother Over Sex Arrest

April 12, 2009 By: Freedom Fighter Category: Plains Radio Shows, general news, obama No Comments →

Source: News of The World (UK)

Britain has denied a visa to one of Barack Obama’s half-brothers



After identifying him as an accused sex criminal, the
News of the World reports. Samson Obama, a Kenya-based cell phone salesman, tried to enter Britain in January on his way to the president’s Washington inauguration. But immigration officials identified him as a man arrested for an attempted sex attack in Berkshire. Police say Samson had followed several girls, including a 13-year-old, and tried to assault one in a cafe. When arrested, he gave officers a fake ID and the British address of his mother—the former wife of Barack Obama Sr. Samson was never charged and left the country. His recent run-in with immigration officers “was obviously an extremely sensitive issue,” a British government source said.
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People this is a good example why we need sex offender registries

Police deactivate explosive devices in three churches across Greece

April 12, 2009 By: Freedom Fighter Category: revolution No Comments →

Source: Monsters and Critics

Athens - Explosive devices were deactivated at three churches, including Athens’ main Orthodox cathedral, on Thursday, police reported.

Local news media received a telephone call warning of the bombs and informed the police, who sent bomb experts to disarm the devices located in Athens’ busy Plaka district, the main church of Saint Triadas in the port city of Pireaus, and at Saint Sophia in the northern city of Thessaloniki.

Police evacuated the areas around the churches in Athens and Pireaus. Bomb squads were partially able to deactivate the explosive device in Pireaus before it went off, causing minor damage and no injuries.

There was no word on who was responsible for setting the devices.

Greece has been plagued by daily bombings and arson attacks on banks and multinational businesses since the police shooting of a teenager in December, which sparked the worst riots the country has seen in decades.

The violence has embarrassed Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis’ government, which has been criticized for its inability to protect citizens.

The government has vowed to crack down on the increasing violence and has sought advice from Britain’s Scotland Yard.