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Ted Obvious is in Cairo asking questions about the Arab Spring and explores the methods used by intelligence services around the world particularly in the United States. In this post you can read historical references that use satire in the case of the attack Pearl Harbour in the early first half of the twentieth century. The USSR is also used in reference to make this point that often spooks fail to predict what can happen even when they have the very information in front of them they need to solve puzzling scenario's we have since seen in the past. Read all about Saddam Hussein academic history and the embarrassment he brought by his actions in the Middle East to the academic world. This post is about what happened in Syria with those chemical weapons and find out who is responsible. In doing so you can get a better perspective of how Spooks can improve the way they go about trying to predict the future so they can deal with the current situation in an appropriate way without making any mistakes.

This is the news from London from 2011 England riots and includes snippets of info about the Angry mob in Britain two years ago. All the trouble started after the Death of Mark Duggan. The shooting of Duggan opened up questions about the Illegal drug trade in London and the Mainstream media have covered the inquest. The media were the first on the scene taking a look at the news, interviewing police and exploring political correctness of people living in the UK.

Ted Obvious is in Cairo asking questions about the Arab Spring and explores the methods used by intelligence services around the world particularly in the United States. In this post you can read historical references that use satire in the case of the attack Pearl Harbour in the early first half of the twentieth century. The USSR is also used in reference to make this point that often spooks fail to predict what can happen even when they have the very information in front of them they need to solve puzzling scenario's we have since seen in the past.

He has been described as a Lilliput of a man. Ben Delicious reports from London about US rep John Kerry and President Barack Obama. The IRS and the American connection with the US Prez. Read all about leader examples in politics from Richard Nixon to Pol Pot and George Bush Junior in relation to Syria, John Kerry and the decisions to be made in the United States. Reflections on the no-fly zone over Libya as an example of histories mistakes. Read all about the failed examples with the Colonel Gaddafi case, the failure of the Vietnam War over on Stirring Trouble Internationally, that and much much more about John Kerry and how chemical weapons in Syria are brewing similar possible mistakes.

Gu Suhua writes from Beijing: The decision by the Chinese authorities to revoke the title of the auxiliary Bishop of Shanghai, Ma Daqin, reveals the deep seated anxiety.

Beijing China "China Communist" "Chinese Catholic Patriotic Association" Christianity "communist party" "Conflict with the pope" "Gu Suhua" "Matteo Ricci" "The Communist Party Of China" "Three Self Patriotic Movement".

Adam Lovejoy is sharing some interesting points of view about Britain, the US and the UK. United States and the United Kingdom, after the UK parliament the al Assad regime. Tony Blair President Barack Obama the war in Iraq and the British budget. Read all about the US Secretary of State John Kerry over on Stirring Trouble Internationally.

Ted Obvious writes from Paris in a satirical fashion about viruses out there. Have a laugh over on Stirring Trouble Internationally about the H1N1 virus, World Health Organisation and pop band the WHO. Find out the new definitions of the word according to the United Nations, and find out what the Director General saw. If you have ever found yourself wondering about Swine Flu the World Trade Organisation and parrots who say 'Yes' all the time and 'your welcome' then your at the right place.

Find out the massive justified payments agreed by the Commons Public Accounts Committee and read more about the squabbling going on behind the scenes. Read also about Jenny Abramsky and the British Broadcasting Company payoff system. Its a state owned Corporation, though you would not think so judging by the amount of public relations Labour party promotions, its little wonder people say they like the ads more than the shows on rival channels like ITV.

Adam Lovejoy in London is talking about the left love in Praia da Luz , Algarve. Adam talks about Scotland Yard the British public, Prime Minister David Cameron, the News of the World being a married couple, the left-wing PC readers and the Kate McCann book about their daughters disappearance.

He gives some explanations why pop stars are feeling the pressure and in the world of sports why Yes the US Open ending soon is going to create a few months of latency in the world of sports. Find out why Lance Armstrong must be over the moon and why the Rolling Stones still manage to break even when every other musician seems to fail. And last but not least the reports and threats coming in about a Third World War explained as yet as another financial write off. This is sure to go down a storm just like the big bang' theory.

Included today is a 23 minute video with Wole Soyinka who shares about how Islam is not a problem. Alexander Nekrassov shares the Russian military analysts predictions about potential rise of violence in the area. Boko Haram is an organisation responsible for kidnapping lots of children from school a few months ago. You may remember the appeals made by Michelle Obama to return the children. Boko Haram are trying to get attention for Western aid for oil and this is perhaps what is motivating the escalating violence. Former Kremlin Alexander Nekrassov makes a good point about how violence escalates and suggests some solutions to prevent any further violence in the area. Read the article in full over on Voice of Russia.

Ben Delicious reports from London in parliament talking about the proposed military strike that did not win the vote, find out more about Bashar al Assad, PM Cameron and the measures in place to help Syria. Find out more about Tony Blair, President Barack Obama and the war in Iraq as reported in the US, all this and more over on Stirring Trouble Internationally.

Telling It Like It Is - Russian oligarchs City of London and student loans.The tragic Malaysia Airlines plane crash, student loans and the Commonwealth Games are among the topics discussed by the former Kremlin adviser and political analyst Alexander Nekrassov, and Maggie Pagano, columnist for the Independent and the Financial News.

Imagine this retail trade charge browsers for entering shops, a deposit down would get you access to the store. Outside, nothing other than a guard, a cashier and some digital flashing lights to entertain passers by along the high street. R.F.Wilson reports from London suggests in the satirical post to get you thinking before the Christmas rush.

2020 Olympics news from Argentina. Ted Obvious reports from Buenos Aires about this confirmed 2020 Summer Olympics, Tokyo. The International Olympic Committee has decided Japan is a perfect location to hold the next Olympic festival. As I am sure you can imagine there was a lot of competition for example Istanbul was a close candidate. Also Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy made an interesting attempt to have the 2020 in Espanyol. Shinzo Abe made a great impression with the international olympic committee, find out the details over on Stirring Trouble Internationally.

"Blood is thicker than water " this idiom must have written by the researcher after observing the bond between siblings. Every time when they fight the bond keeps on increasing because they understand each other more at the end of the fight

R.F. Wilson writes from London How about that Olympic legacy and the aftershock of the London 2012 Summer Olympic Games effected the economy. Read all about Dave and Boris down the East End , have a good Spice Girls curry with Russell Brand and how the Chinese-made restaurants are worth at least ten billion Eh?

Adam Lovejoy is in London talking about the constant battles in life. Today's article is about mobile phones and driving. Find out the solutions to those peoples screaming and swearing. Improve your knowledge of Communications in the real business world and find out the one thing that makes Consumer Electronics stand out in the Shopping arena.

The UN Security Council lies that Saudi Arabia and Qatar and Turkey are not arming the rebels or that the CIA.

Labour supporters are hard to figure about, especially at a Lib Dem conference. Ben Delicious reports from Brighton. Con dems and city tax news on the BBC about bedroom tax and British propaganda is seeping back into the British bed. People are asking questions about the symbolism of what is happening with David Cameron and George Osborne unity.