Many Dead by Terrorist Bomb at Russian Airport

Terrorism has no personal target. Terrorist will cause chaos to any group of people, race or nationality. This attack at a Russian airport is a reminder that terrorism is not isolated to Americans. It is worldwide epidemic that needs to be eradicated.

(NewsCore) - The severed head of a suspected suicide bomber was located Monday after a massive bomb ripped through a bustling Russian airport, killing at least 35 people and injuring dozens more.

The explosion brought devastation to the arrivals hall of Domodedovo Airport, the busiest of Moscow's three airports, at 4:32pm local time.

Law enforcement officials told the RIA Novosti news agency that the bomb, which was detonated close to a cafe, had the equivalent power of five kilos (11 lbs) of TNT. It was packed with metal objects to maximize the potential damage.

News reports in Russia suggested the atrocity was the work of one, or possibly two, suicide bombers who may have had assistance from several accomplices.

The Interfax news agency said that a severed head found at the bomb site, a "meet and greet" area accessible to the public, was believed to be that of the bomber.

Further Russian reports said that three men were being hunted by authorities, who described the bombing as an "act of terror."

RIA Novosti suggested security agencies had been tipped off about the attack but were unable to stop it.

No group claimed responsibility for Monday's attack but Russia is battling a Muslim insurgency in the North Caucasus, and previous terror attacks have targeted Moscow.

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Another Cuban Missile Crisis in the Making

If Hugo Chavez is intending to strike the US, I hope he understands the US military and the USA would gladly take Venezuela as our own. The oil resource would be a great addition to our needs. So, Venezuela, give it your best shot! Russia couldn't persuade Cuba to strike the USA. I don't think Venezuela has the guts to do the same without severe consequences.

(HudsonNY.org) Iran is planning to place medium-range missiles on Venezuelan soil, based on western information sources[1], according to an article in the German daily, Die Welt, of November 25, 2010. According to the article, an agreement between the two countries was signed during the last visit o Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez to Tehran on October19, 2010. The previously undisclosed contract provides for the establishment of a jointly operated military base in Venezuela, and the joint development of ground-to-ground missiles.

Venezuela has also become the country through which Iran intends to bypass UN sanctions. Following a new round of UN sanctions against the Islamic Republic, for example, Russia decided not to sell five battalions of S-300PMU-1 air defence systems to Iran. These weapons, along with a number of other weapons, were part of a deal, signed in 2007, worth $800 million. Now that these weapons cannot be delivered to Iran, Russia is looking for new customers; according to the Russian press agency Novosti, it found one: Venezuela.

If Iran, therefore, cannot get the S-300 missiles directly from Russia, it can still have them through its proxy, Venezuela, and deploy them against its staunchest enemy, the U.S.

Obama Fat Lip and Stitches will not Intimidate North Korea, Iran, or Russia

If a scar is going to intimidate Kim Jong Il, Ahmadinejad or Putin, Obama is going to receive a rude awakening. A baby battle scar will not phase harden leaders from countries like North Korea, Iran, and Russia. Such idea is absolutely idiotic!

(NPR) Just three weeks after getting a shellacking in the midterm elections, President Obama got a fat lip.

The president played basketball yesterday with some friends in the gym of the Fort McNair Army Base, and reportedly took an elbow in the mouth from an opposing player who went up for a shot.

It took 12 stitches to close The First Fat Lip, if you please. I’m not sure that Joe Frazier needed 12 stitches after the Thrilla in Manila, though the White House stressed that a smaller filament was used, which increases the number of stitches, but leaves a smaller scar.

I wonder if having a larger scar wouldn’t actually fortify President Obama’s profile, as he contends with Kim Jong Il, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad or Vladimir Putin. Imagine a president with a gnarly, vivid scar telling the rulers of China, “Nice country ya’ got here. I’d hate to see something happen to it if you didn’t stop foolin’ around with the value of your currency. Know what I mean?”

As recent presidential injuries go, President Obama’s is almost valiant. His immediate predecessor, President George W. Bush, famously choked on a pretzel. President Bill Clinton tore a tendon stumbling on the steps of Greg Norman’s house after a round of golf.

But an elbow in the chops is a battle ribbon in basketball. Mediocre players don’t have to worry about their dental work. An elbow is given to aggressive players who swing their own sharp limbs to grab a ball or push off a defender, although the White House stressed that the president was elbowed inadvertently.

North Korea Wants to Start World War III

North Korea provoking a World War seems very unlikely, unless they strike a South Korean city. Bullying is a cowards way to compensate one's weakness. North Korea does not want to start something that they can not finish. If North Korea's new inexperience leader continues to provoke South Korea with armed missiles, they will have to answer to South Korea, Japan, and the United States. The North Korean leader is way over his head similar to our current leader.

Important Headline News regarding Tension between North and South Korea:

US-South Korea Joint Military Exercises Possible in Coming Days
N. Korea threatens additional attacks, accuses S. Korea of provocation

Tensions high as North, South Korea trade shelling

S. Korea denies seeking redeployment of U.S. tactical nuclear weapons

North Korean artillery hits South Korean island‎

N Korea Warns Of More Attacks After Clashes

China says it is carefully watching impact of N. Korean attack

Obama pledges US to defend its ally South Korea

World edgy on Korea, Russia sees "colossal danger"