BFP Select Nightly News & Editorials- October 18, 2012

Thursday, 18. October 2012

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“If I give you a forty five percent chance at lethal injection, a fifty percent chance at the electric chair, and a five percent chance for escape which are you going to vote for? The electric chair, because you’re likely to win?!” – Michael Badnarik


International Newsworthy

Iranian Oil Companies to File Complaint against EU’s “Illegal” Sanctions

Iran Sanctions ‘Putting Millions of Lives at Risk’

IAEA: “We’re Seeing Activity at Iran Nuclear Facility”

Russia Slams EU for New Round of Iran Sanctions

Iran Denies Strait of Hormuz Oil-Spill Plan

IRGC Holds Military Drill Near Tehran

US Soldiers Arrive in Israel for War Game

Israel-U.S. Ready for “Largest Ever” Bilateral Air Defense Exercise

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45 Afghan Troops Hurt in Car Bomb at NATO-Afghan Paktia Base

Scandal Hits US Afghanistan Contractors

NATO: Afghanistan Drawdown Plans Unchanged

Pakistani Interior Minister: Drone Attacks Kill 80% Innocent People

Balochistan Doctors Observe Strike to Protest Colleagues’ Killing-Kidnapping

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Syrian Rebels Shoot Down Helicopter in Idlib

Syria Blames Foreign Support to Rebels

UN-AL Envoy Calls for Early Ceasefire in Syria

SNC Opposes Role for Assad Officials in Transition

Russia Warns against U.S. Attempts to Support Syrian Opposition

Support For Syria’s Islamists May Come Back to Haunt Turkey * * * *

Kurdistan Alliance Refuses Any Moves of Iraqi Army Units to Kirkuk

Iraq Intends to Deploy Troops in North of Country to Avoid Turkish Army Operations

Maliki Threatens to Return to the Politics of Exclusion

Yemeni Debate over Drones Emerges after Saleh’s Fall

US Drones Kill 7 People in Yemen

Five Arrested at Big Kuwait Anti-Government Rally

Four arrested for insulting Bahraini King on Twitter

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US Singles Out Islamist as a Commander in Consulate Attack

Libyan Militias Shell Former Gadhafi Stronghold Town

Defense Attache: Egypt Bristling Over US Congress’ Rhetoric
Tunisia Journalists Protest Media Grip

One Peacekeeper Killed, 3 Injured by Gunmen in Sudan’s Darfur

Somalia Journalists Protest “Libelous Guardian Article”

Saudi Arabia to Finance Morocco Projects worth $1.25 Billion

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Russia Opens Probe against Opposition Leader

US Missile Defense: ‘global, mobile and threatening’ – Russia

Russia Slashes African Debt and Increases Aid

Putin against Hijab in Schools

Armenian Military Simulates Attack on Azerbaijan’s Oil

NATO Envoy in Tbilisi: Georgia Will Join Military Bloc

Protest Weary Kyrgyz Turn to Parliament

Tajikistan: Potential Energy Boom could be Geopolitical Game-Changer

Turkmenistan Eyes More “White Gold” Production

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UK Foreign Ministry: Scottish Independence ‘Threatens Security’

EU Renews Belarus Sanctions Due to Human Rights Concerns

Colombia & FARC Rebels Meet in Norway


National Newsworthy

The Big Chill: How Obama Is Operating in Unprecedented Secrecy — While Attacking the Secret-Tellers

FBI-NYPD Claim to have Thwarted Planned Bombing of Federal Reserve in NYC

Texas man pleads guilty in plot to assassinate Saudi envoy

9/11 Tribunal to Take on Rat Feces at Guantanamo

White House Review ‘Found No Evidence’ of Huawei Spying for China

AG Holder Demands U.S. Court Allow Fast and Furious Cover-Up

Real Defense Budget

Pennsylvania Governor Benefited from Untraceable $1.5 Million Donation

Citigroup CEO Walks Off With $260 Million after His Bank Loses 88 Percent Of Its Value

U.S. Fixed Mortgage Rates Remain Near or at Record Lows

Welfare Spending Jumps 32% in Four Years

Weekly Initial Unemployment Claims increase sharply to 388,000

Claims for jobless benefits jump

Obama Student Debt Program Helps High-Income Borrowers more than Others


Noteworthy Editorials

Pepe Escobar: Mitt the Binder

Stephen Lendman: American-Style Fascism

Andrew Napolitano: Who’s Responsible for the Mess in Libya?

Washington’s Blog: After 9/11, “Nice Job”: America Creating More Terrorists

The Pentagon’s Palmetto Patsy

What Foreign Policy Debate?

Ms. Clinton Goes to War?

Four Potential October Surprises

Hacked: America’s Next Big War


BFP Nightly Video-Podcast

Video 1: Corbett Report- Humanity is Rising

Video 2: RT-80% of Drone Strike Victims Innocent Civilians

Video 3: UK Police in Violent Forced Eviction: “The New Corporate State”

Video 4: “Why You Don’t Even Know That A Presidential Candidate Was Arrested Last Night”

Podcast 1: BFP Podcast- The Reality Principle with Eric Draitser- Austerity at Home & Abroad

Podcast 2: Corbett Report- David L. Smith on the Race to Debase


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2 Responses to “BFP Select Nightly News & Editorials- October 18, 2012”


  1. avatar
    Bill Bergman Says:

    Another fun/good/inspirational quote, thanks


  2. avatar
    Bill Bergman Says:

    Well, now that it is Friday night, I’m going to try to anticipate one of the next newsweep links. One that relates to an interview Sibel had in the American Conservative magazine, which included “He also took care of some other people, including his contact at the New York Times. Grossman would brag, “We just fax to our people at the New York Times. They print it under their names.”

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