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Forty-four people were killed when a passenger jet crashed late on Monday in northwestern Russia, news agencies said. RIA Novosti and ITAR-Tass, citing Emergencies Ministry officials, reported that the RusAir plane crash-landed on a highway en route from Moscow to the city of Petrozavodsk. They reported eight people who survived the crash were hospitalised in critical condition in Petrozavodsk. There was no immediate explanation for the crash.
Originally posted by Zamini
reply to post by lewman
They recently blew a plane out of the sky in Poland and it had nearly the entire GOVERNMENT OF POLAND on it.
After that, a new government was chosen that Okay'd the missile shield within a week, the system the previous government didn't want.
But it's okay you know. The masses are asleep. They don't care.
Originally posted by Zamini
reply to post by lewman
They recently blew a plane out of the sky in Poland and it had nearly the entire GOVERNMENT OF POLAND on it.
After that, a new government was chosen that Okay'd the missile shield within a week, the system the previous government didn't want.
But it's okay you know. The masses are asleep. They don't care.
Originally posted by Zamini
reply to post by Thill
You're right. I absolutely made all that up.
There was no missile shield installed AFTER the plane crash whereas before the crash Poland didn't want to install the missile shield. Go back to sleep people, your government is in charge/sharing information with you.
Iranian state television on Thursday quoted President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as saying: "If we do want to make a bomb, we are not afraid of anybody."
Iran will soon install more advanced centrifuges at its new uranium enrichment site, the country’s nuclear chief said Wednesday, underscoring Tehran’s continued defiance in the face of international sanctions imposed over its controversial nuclear program.
Vice President Fereidoun Abbasi also announced that Iran plans to triple its output of the higher enriched uranium in 2011 and move the entire program to the new, secretly-built facility.