23 die in Tennessee flood...

After severe storms, 23 people have died in floods. The fedreal government has declared 42 counties disaster areas and the damages costing appromixamately 1.5 billion.

Yikes, I hope we don't have a flood here.

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Death Flights' Suspect Renturns to Home

An Argentine pilot, Julio Alberto Poch, was charged with being on a the helm of the air craft from which 950 drugged and blindfolded prisoners were thrown out alive during the 1976-83 right-wing dictator ship, and was arrested Spetember 23. Many years later, he returns to his home country today.

I can't believe something like chucking people off a plane was going on over there in the 1970s. Why didn't I know about this? It seems so cruel and unusual.

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Arizona's Reputation VS Boycotts

In Arizona today, individuals are boycotting because of the controversial immigration laws. The big people say that this could have a bad economic concequence on the state. And the boycott might be starting to spread.

I wish some of those big guys would ask the people what they think first.

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Three Die From Violence in Greek Strike...

On May 5th, protesters of the austerity measures in Grece surronded the parliment building. However, things got a little to rough as a fire bomb hit the bank in Athens, leaving 3 people dead and four others missing. Soon after riot police came and tried to settle the situation.

I understand that they were angry, I would be angry to if my taxes were higher and there were wage freezes, but couldn't they have disscused it in a non violent matter? Why do we always have to resort to throwing dangerous objects?

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