A US Website 'The Raw Story' comes up with an article showing relation between Assange arrest and US involvement. According to that article, one of Assange's rape accuser had ties with US's CIA.
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One of Assange's rape accuser is said to have ties with US's CIA : The Raw Story
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A US Website 'The Raw Story' comes up with an article showing relation between Assange arrest and US involvement. According to that article, one of Assange's rape accuser had ties with US's CIA.
Loan recovery agents turns to Social networking site to neck defaulters with luring profiles.
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Many incidents in India tell us that social networking is helping the recovery agents to track the untraceable loan defaulters, thus necking them and extorting or seizing their things( car in case of car loans).
According to a a media reports, Loan recovery agency trace the defaulter on social networking site. A girl is hired, paying Rs.5000( approx $100) for each successful case cracked. Then the girl creates a fake profile with luring content, adds the defaulter on the networking site, and encouraged him to meet her for a date at a high-end restaurant. And extracting the money from the defaulters.
According to a a media reports, Loan recovery agency trace the defaulter on social networking site. A girl is hired, paying Rs.5000( approx $100) for each successful case cracked. Then the girl creates a fake profile with luring content, adds the defaulter on the networking site, and encouraged him to meet her for a date at a high-end restaurant. And extracting the money from the defaulters.
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange refused bail by London court, vows to fight extradition to Sweden
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A Wikileaks spokesman said the arrest was an attack on media freedom and pledged to continue publishing.
But Assange's lawyer, Mark Stephens said, he will try to apply for bail again.
Oooooo........... Wikileaks founder Julian Assange surrenders to UK police.
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WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange surrenders to UK police on a European warrant issued by Sweden over allegations of sex crimes including rape, says London's Metropolitan Police.
He had an international interpol warrant too. Swedish prosecutors issued the arrest order for Assange on suspicion of committing sexual crimes, which he denies.
He had an international interpol warrant too. Swedish prosecutors issued the arrest order for Assange on suspicion of committing sexual crimes, which he denies.
Pak spirtual leader openly offers Mosque fund money worth Rs. 5 lakhs for killing Christian Women
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A Hardliner controversial Muslim cleric of an historic mosque of Pakistan's Khyber Paktunkhwa province has offered to pay 5 lakh rupees from Mosque fund for killing Asia Bibi, a Christian woman who was recently sentenced to death by a court for allegedly committing blasphemy.
Maulana Yusaf Qureshi, the imam of the well-known Mohabat Khan mosque, announced the reward for killing Asia Bibi during his sermon at the Friday prayers.
He announced that he would pay the money to the person who killed "blasphemor Asia Bibi". The payment would be made from the mosque's fund, he said.
Maulana Yusaf Qureshi, the imam of the well-known Mohabat Khan mosque, announced the reward for killing Asia Bibi during his sermon at the Friday prayers.
He announced that he would pay the money to the person who killed "blasphemor Asia Bibi". The payment would be made from the mosque's fund, he said.
Should Wikileaks be treated as Terrorist Organisation?
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With the release huge cache of classified and unclassified files by Wikileaks which showed the world the secret dirty side of US Diplomatic world which even targeted major international figures and created global diplomatic crisis with its own allies.
Now after reactions form the world are pouring in with the New York congress man Peter King, demanding declaring Wikileaks as a terrorist group.
King, a Republican Representative who will soon chair the House Homeland Security Committee, wants WikiLeaks placed alongside al-Qaeda and Hamas for outlet of huge cache of diplomatic cables.
Now after reactions form the world are pouring in with the New York congress man Peter King, demanding declaring Wikileaks as a terrorist group.
King, a Republican Representative who will soon chair the House Homeland Security Committee, wants WikiLeaks placed alongside al-Qaeda and Hamas for outlet of huge cache of diplomatic cables.
Wikileak founder to face international arrest warrant.
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Whistleblower and Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has an international arrest warrant in a rape case issued by Sweden Govt.
Prosecutors said they would seek the warrant after a court ruled he should be held for questioning. An initial inquiry had been dropped in August.
Mr Assange, says the allegations are part of a smear campaign by the powerful country. Mr Assange, 39, denies allegations of rape, sexual molestation and unlawful coercion.
Prosecutors said they would seek the warrant after a court ruled he should be held for questioning. An initial inquiry had been dropped in August.
Mr Assange, says the allegations are part of a smear campaign by the powerful country. Mr Assange, 39, denies allegations of rape, sexual molestation and unlawful coercion.
Google's street view helps to nab car thief suspect
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Apart from nabbing others privacy and wi-fi passwords, Google's street view helped a caravan owner whose vehicle was stolen found the person who stole when he was checking his house in Google street maps .
The image shows a large, bald man with spectacles standing besides a 4-by-4 vehicle parked on the victim's driveway, shortly before the theft took place.
The image shows a large, bald man with spectacles standing besides a 4-by-4 vehicle parked on the victim's driveway, shortly before the theft took place.
It is OK to physically hurt you wife legally if you are in UAE
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According to Highest court of UAE, a man can beat his Wife and children as long as he leaves no marks on their body.
UAE's highest court said this while giving it's verdict in a case where a man beat up his wife and adult daughter. The court said the man was guilty of harming the women but noted that Islamic codes allow for discipline if no marks are left.
It added that children who have reached adulthood cannot be hit.
"Although the (law) permits the husband to use his right (to discipline), he has to abide by the limits of this right," an Abu Dhabi daily quoted chief justice Falah al-Hajeri as saying in the ruling released on Sunday. The man's daughter was 23, hence too old to be disciplined in this fashion, it noted.
UAE's highest court said this while giving it's verdict in a case where a man beat up his wife and adult daughter. The court said the man was guilty of harming the women but noted that Islamic codes allow for discipline if no marks are left.
It added that children who have reached adulthood cannot be hit.
"Although the (law) permits the husband to use his right (to discipline), he has to abide by the limits of this right," an Abu Dhabi daily quoted chief justice Falah al-Hajeri as saying in the ruling released on Sunday. The man's daughter was 23, hence too old to be disciplined in this fashion, it noted.
Saudi prince accepts killing his servant but denies murder, Now can any one tell will there be any royal punishment?
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The Royal family, wealth, standard of living and the most well know thing the HARSH punishment given, if the crime is committed in the country....
It is said the Saudi prince murdered his servant Bandar Abdulaziz, 32, in an attack which had a "sexual element".
Bandar Abdulaziz, 32, was found beaten and strangled in the Landmark Hotel, Marylebone, central London, on 15 February.
There is no limit for creativity. Brazilian Teen shoots cellphone into prison via bow.
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You might had seen police official are bribed to take some things into prison which are against law. But a Brazilian gang a found and innovative way to pass a cell phone to one of their gang member.
According to AP, Authorities say the boy was caught after one of the arrows he launched struck a police officer on the back. The officer was not seriously injured because the cell phone was tied to the tip of the arrow and softened the impact.
According to AP, Authorities say the boy was caught after one of the arrows he launched struck a police officer on the back. The officer was not seriously injured because the cell phone was tied to the tip of the arrow and softened the impact.
12-year-old girl kicks thief where it hurts most.
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A 12-year-old British girl sent a thief packing by giving him a solid kick right between his legs. The burglar groaned before running out of the house.
Georgia Bulis-Gray found the thief in her kitchen.
"He smiled at me and I thought, I do not want him thinking I am just a helpless little girl."
"I kicked him very hard. He groaned and then ran out of the side gate. I ran to the front door to make sure he did not run into anyone else's house," The Sun Wednesday quoted her as saying.
Georgia Bulis-Gray found the thief in her kitchen.
"He smiled at me and I thought, I do not want him thinking I am just a helpless little girl."
"I kicked him very hard. He groaned and then ran out of the side gate. I ran to the front door to make sure he did not run into anyone else's house," The Sun Wednesday quoted her as saying.
Mexican man caught smuggling small 18 monkeys in his clothes.
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Mexican authorities have arrested a man who was trying to smuggle 18 small monkeys into the country by carrying them in his clothing.
Roberto Sol Cabrera, a Mexican citizen, was stopped at a random check at Mexico City's international airport after arriving from Lima.
In a statement, police said Mr Cabrera Zavaleta had been behaving "nervously".
Once he was searched, it was discovered that he had hidden 18 titi monkeys in a girdle around his waist.
After his arrest, Mr Sol Cabrera confessed that the animals had travelled in his luggage, and that he had put them under his clothing "to protect them from X-rays" as he was going through customs.
The animals had been put into socks, police explained, and two of them were dead at the time of confiscation.
In a statement, police said Mr Cabrera Zavaleta had been behaving "nervously".
Once he was searched, it was discovered that he had hidden 18 titi monkeys in a girdle around his waist.
After his arrest, Mr Sol Cabrera confessed that the animals had travelled in his luggage, and that he had put them under his clothing "to protect them from X-rays" as he was going through customs.
The animals had been put into socks, police explained, and two of them were dead at the time of confiscation.
US government charges Bradley Manning for leaking Classified Info to Wikileaks
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The US said he was suspected of downloading from SIPR Net.
He reportedly then passed on the data, including army videos and diplomatic messages, to the WikiLeaks website.
WikiLeaks has repeatedly said it does not have the confidential messages and the site itself is not mentioned in the charges against Private First Class (Pfc) Manning.
Thuat Nguyen is behind the iTunes hack, as earlier suggested.
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Apple finally commented on the iTunes account fiasco, revealing that it had been caused by Thuat Nguyen himself, the developer whose works were being illegally purchased.
It is also said that that the hack was limited to only about 400 iTunes accounts but some big figure which many were suspecting. New security measures will also be instated, to avoid credit card misuse.
This is Apple’s official statement about the issue:
It is also said that that the hack was limited to only about 400 iTunes accounts but some big figure which many were suspecting. New security measures will also be instated, to avoid credit card misuse.
This is Apple’s official statement about the issue:
Japan's Sumo having ties with Underworld?
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Japan's sumo is going through its hard times from damaging scandals and declining popularity. Recently investigation suggests that the sumo wrestlers might be having ties with organised criminals(Underworld)
On Sunday, the Japan Sumo Association, the sport's governing body, announced the firing of a top wrestler and a stable master a powerful coach who controls a cluster of wrestlers for betting on professional baseball games in a gambling ring run by organized crime. Two other stable masters were demoted, and 18 other wrestlers were barred from competing in the next tournament.
This came after an apparently unrelated scandal two months ago over the sale of tickets for prized seats at the foot of the sport's raised dirt ring to around 50 members of the Yamaguchi-gumi, Japan's largest crime syndicate. The seats allowed the gangsters, known as yakuza, to be clearly visible during television broadcasts of the bouts, a brazen display that sumo experts said was aimed at cheering up an incarcerated syndicate boss watching from prison.
On Sunday, the Japan Sumo Association, the sport's governing body, announced the firing of a top wrestler and a stable master a powerful coach who controls a cluster of wrestlers for betting on professional baseball games in a gambling ring run by organized crime. Two other stable masters were demoted, and 18 other wrestlers were barred from competing in the next tournament.
This came after an apparently unrelated scandal two months ago over the sale of tickets for prized seats at the foot of the sport's raised dirt ring to around 50 members of the Yamaguchi-gumi, Japan's largest crime syndicate. The seats allowed the gangsters, known as yakuza, to be clearly visible during television broadcasts of the bouts, a brazen display that sumo experts said was aimed at cheering up an incarcerated syndicate boss watching from prison.
High Tech ATM Thieves can empty your account.
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Thieves are using high-tech skimmers to steal account information at automatic teller machines — and victims don't know they have a problem until they see their statements.
Cyber security expert Brian Krebs tracks ATM scams on his blog and he says new technology is helping scammers steal even more of your information at ATMs.
"If it's done correctly you would not notice that anything looks amiss," Krebs says.
In a traditional skimming scam, thieves place a card-skimming device into the card insertion slot. The skimmer can steal account information stored on the magnetic strip on back of the card when it is dipped into the machine.
Cyber security expert Brian Krebs tracks ATM scams on his blog and he says new technology is helping scammers steal even more of your information at ATMs.
"If it's done correctly you would not notice that anything looks amiss," Krebs says.
In a traditional skimming scam, thieves place a card-skimming device into the card insertion slot. The skimmer can steal account information stored on the magnetic strip on back of the card when it is dipped into the machine.
Japan sumo wrestler fired over gambling charges.
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Japan's governing body of sumo wrestling announced it has fired star sumo wrestler ozeki Kotomitsuki in the wake of a gambling scandal that has enveloped the sport, according to news reports.
The unprecedented move also was taken against Kotomitsuki's stable master, Otake.
Kotomitsuki becomes the first active "ozeki" to be fired; he was found to have gambled on professional baseball, the money allegedly a source of funding for mobsters, Kyodo News reported. The Japan Sumo Association on Sunday stopped short, however, of expelling them, the most severe sentence which would bar them from receiving retirement allowances, according to Kyodo News.
The unprecedented move also was taken against Kotomitsuki's stable master, Otake.
Kotomitsuki becomes the first active "ozeki" to be fired; he was found to have gambled on professional baseball, the money allegedly a source of funding for mobsters, Kyodo News reported. The Japan Sumo Association on Sunday stopped short, however, of expelling them, the most severe sentence which would bar them from receiving retirement allowances, according to Kyodo News.
iTunes Accounts Hacked
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An unknown number of Apple IDs have apparently been hacked this week, and are being used to buy apps worth hundreds of dollars in the App Store.
An initial report by blogger Alex Brie highlighted the fact that 40 of the top 50 iPhone apps in the Books category were created by Vietnamese developer “Thuat Nguyen”. A hack of the App Store rankings by a single developer was suspected.
Src: [Alex Brie]
An initial report by blogger Alex Brie highlighted the fact that 40 of the top 50 iPhone apps in the Books category were created by Vietnamese developer “Thuat Nguyen”. A hack of the App Store rankings by a single developer was suspected.
Src: [Alex Brie]
Naomi Campbell was given 'Blood Diamonds'?
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A war crimes court has ruled that model Naomi Campbell can be called to testify in a case against former Liberian President Charles Taylor.
Prosecutors for the UN-backed court for Sierra Leone say she was given a "blood diamond" by Mr Taylor in 1997 at Nelson Mandela's house in South Africa.
Mr Taylor is accused of using such diamonds to fuel an insurgency in Sierra Leone that cost many lives.
Ms Campbell had previously refused to provide testimony to prosecutors.
Prosecutors for the UN-backed court for Sierra Leone say she was given a "blood diamond" by Mr Taylor in 1997 at Nelson Mandela's house in South Africa.
Mr Taylor is accused of using such diamonds to fuel an insurgency in Sierra Leone that cost many lives.
Ms Campbell had previously refused to provide testimony to prosecutors.
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