Cyber-weapons of Pentagon and the computer warfare

Washington : The Pentagon has developed a list of cyber-weapons and -tools, including viruses that can sabotage an adversary’s critical networks, to streamline how the United States engages in computer warfare, Washington Post reported.

The classified list of capabilities has been in use for several months and has been approved by other agencies, including the CIA, said military officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe a sensitive program. The list forms part of the Pentagon’s set of approved weapons or “fires” that can be employed against an enemy.

Bin Laden out, Gaddaffi In : US Looks for next No1 Enemy

The roving eye Let’s start by invoking a Western cultural icon, Dante; “Abandon all hope ye who enter here” – because international law as we know it has just been delivered a stake through its heart. The “new” sociopolitical Darwinism entails humanitarian neo-colonialism, targeted assassinations – extrajudicial executions – and drone wars, all carried out in the name of a revamped white man’s burden.

Government Claims Osama Wanted to Kill Obama, US Government

According to ABC News, the U.S. discovered a plot to kill Obama in the million or so pages supposedly taken from Osama’s mansion in Pakistan.

“U.S. officials are analyzing one million pages of data from the trove found in Osama bin Laden’s compound during the raid that killed him, and say they have learned more in the past ten days than in the past 10 years,” ABC claims.

Libyan government Forces destroys Four Fuel Tanks in Rebel held Misurata

Misurata: Libyan government forces has destroyed four large oil-storage tanks in the rebel held city of Misurata by dropping bombs, destroying the facilities and sparking a fire that spread to four more, according to a rebel spokesman.

Government forces used small, pesticide-spraying planes for the overnight attack in Qasr Ahmed close to the port, Ahmed Hassan, the spokesman, said on Saturday.

At Least 16 killed in Baghdad Priosn Fight

Inmates in Baghdad Prison

 Baghdad : According to officials at least sixteen people have been killed after detainees at an Iraqi detention facility tried to overpower their guards.

The incident occurred at the ministry of interior's Baghdad compound, designed to be one of the most secure facilities in the country, the melee started after a prisoner grabbed a pistol and killed several police officers as he was being transferred between buildings. Other

Sectarian clashes erupt in Egypt's capital

Cairo : According to Hospital and Security officials at least six people have been killed and 75 others wounded in clashes between Muslims and Christians.

Saturday's clashes erupted after a group of Muslims attacked the Coptic Saint Mena church in the northwestern district of Imbaba to free a Christian woman they alleged was being held against her will because she wanted to convert to Islam.

The verbal clash soon developed into a full fledged confrontation where the two sides

White House Claims 4-Year-Old Bin Laden Video Is New Footage

In a desperate effort to bolster its crumbling official narrative, the White House today released a set of dubious Bin Laden “home movies” purportedly seized from his compound during the raid on Sunday night that it claims show Bin Laden on camera in 2010, but the tapes are almost identical to footage released almost four years ago by a notorious Pentagon front group that acts as a conduit for US intelligence by regularly releasing fake