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German city introduces tax meters for prostitutes

BONN, Germany - September 1, 2011 - Prostitutes in the German city of Bonn must carry a ticket purchased from a new parking meter-like machine while working the streets or face hefty fines from tax authorities, in a scheme launched Monday night.

In Germany, ladies of the night pay income tax - the level of which varies from region to region - but compliance is difficult to enforce, w

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WikiLeaks exposes more embarrassing Amerikan diplomatic cables!

WASHINGTON - August 31, 2011 - In the Philippines this week, officials are fuming about criticism by a former Amerikan ambassador of the late Corazon C. Aquino, a national icon. Australians have learned that just two years ago Amerikan authorities were considering declaring that Australia’s air safety system no longer met international standards. People in Botswana could read a critical Ameri

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Fascist Files: Government pressuring media to inform on rioters!

LONDON, England - August 30, 2011 - British officials are pressuring media organizations like The Guardian, the BBC, the Times, ITN and Sky News, to give police all their footage of the recent spates of rioting so authorities can comb it for suspects.

Media organizations said this week they're resisting informal requests for footage from the London Metro police

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BBC airs false footage of Tripoli to manipulate viewers

LONDON, England - August 29, 2011 - For what it’s worth, here is a response from the BBC concerning footage it ran on August 24, claiming a gathering in India, with people waving Indian flags, was actually footage of celebrations from a liberated Green Square in Tripoli.

Dear Mr. Watson,

Thanks for contacting us regarding Breakfast broadcast on 24 August on BBC

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Four-year-old boy threatened with fine for playing too loud!

LONDON, England - August 29, 2011 - Like most boys his age, Alfie Lansdell can spend hours playing happily in his garden. But playtime could soon be over for the boisterous four-year-old after a neighbor complained to Hull City council officials that he was too noisy.

As a result, his parents have been warned that if he doesn't keep quiet, they will be issued with an abatement order

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War criminal Bush to give keynote speech on fighting extremism!

NEW YORK (PNN) - August 29, 2011 - Former U.S. President George W. Bush will be the keynote speaker at a summit next month on fighting global extremism, organizers announced Monday.

The nonprofit Concordia Summit Group said Bush will be joined by other former world leaders, security experts and heads of global corporations at the Sept. 20 meeting, which aims "to strengthen the relati

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Frightened Mexicans opt for dubious RFID chip implants!

WASHINGTON - August 28, 2011 - Following the violent kidnapping of former Mexican presidential candidate Diego Fernandez de Cevallos last year, some Mexicans are now having themselves implanted with RFID tracking chips similar to the one that was supposedly cut from Fernandez’s arm by his abductors. Companies selling these chips to scared citizens are promising that they will help rescuers tr