Reject the Iraq War, U.S. Troops Take advantage of Church

VANCOUVER, CANADA (AP) - An American soldier who left the Iraq war have sought refuge in a church in Vancouver after being ordered to be deported.

Rodney Watson, 31, said he was the first of at least 40 U.S. war repellent taking refuge in a church after fleeing to Canada.

Watson has lived in the United Church since September 18.


He said the Canadian government ordered the deportation on September 11 when he was asked to voluntarily surrender to the U.S. border.

Watson, who fled to Canada in 2006, said he feared he would be imprisoned for one year if he gave himself, adding also that it is a repellent that occurs in another war that decided to go home.

Osama is Dead

Renne R.A Kawilarang
MONDAY, 2 MEI 2011, 10:17 GMT
VIVAnews - An official with the United States (U.S.) revealed that Osama bin Laden had been killed. Although unconfirmed information, the news has been delivered a number of U.S. mass media.

According to television station Fox News, the corpse was found in a bomb attack in Afghanistan last week were most likely Osama. However, the new certainty will be proven through DNA testing. He allegedly had been hiding in the mountainous region between Afghanistan and Pakistan


Not sure how the bodies which claimed to be Osama bin Laden could be killed, if it had released a bomb that U.S. drone, Drone, or other weapons.

54-year-old man was in more than ten years always been wanted by the United States and its allies. He became the mastermind of terror attacks 11 September 2001 in New York and Washington. Al-Qaeda network which he heads is also responsible for the bombings of two U.S. Embassies in Africa and the U.S. warship USS Cole in 1998.

U.S. President, Barack Obama, is rumored to soon make impromptu press conference. The possibility he would ensure the death of the leader of the news network al-Qaeda terrorists.

Microsoft posts strong quarterly results, sales

Microsoft reported strong third-quarter sales and earnings, as the software giant weathered slowing PC sales with strong performances from its Office and Xbox businesses.

Net income in the company's fiscal third quarter climbed 31 percent from the year-ago period to $5.23 billion on sales of $16.43 billion, a 13 percent gain. Earnings per share climbed 36 percent to 61 cents, a figure that includes a 5 cent a share benefit from a settlement with Internal Revenue Service over tax audits from 2004 to 2006.

"I'm pleased with our healthy financial results for the quarter," Microsoft Chief Financial Officer Peter Klein said on a conference call with analysts, investors, and journalists regarding the results.

SPACEX Wins NASA Contract to Complete Development of Successor to The Space Shuttle

First Astronaut Mission Expected in Three Years



WASHINGTON – NASA has awarded Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX) $75 million to develop a revolutionary launch escape system that will enable the company’s Dragon spacecraft to carry astronauts. The Congressionally mandated award is part of the agency’s Commercial Crew Development (CCDev) initiative that started in 2009 to help private companies mature concepts and technologies for human spaceflight.
“This award will accelerate our efforts to develop the next-generation rockets and spacecraft for human transportation,” said Elon Musk, SpaceX CEO and Chief Designer. “With NASA’s support, SpaceX will be ready to fly its first manned mission in 2014.”
Musk said the flight-proven Falcon 9 launch vehicle and Dragon spacecraft represent the safest and fastest path to American crew transportation capability. With their historic successful flight on December 8th, 2010, many Falcon 9 and Dragon components that are needed to transport humans to low-Earth orbit have already been demonstrated in flight. Both vehicles were designed from the outset to fly people.
The announcement comes at a time when the United States has a critical need for American commercial human spaceflight. After the Space Shuttle retires in a few months, NASA will be totally dependent on the Russian Soyuz to ferry astronauts to and from the International Space Station (ISS) at a cost of more than $753 million a year – about $63 million per seat.
Musk said Dragon – designed to carry seven astronauts at a time to the space station at a cost of $20 million a seat – offers a far better deal for the U.S. taxpayer. While considerable flight testing remains, the critical-path technology Dragon needs for carrying humans to orbit is the launch escape system.

SpaceX Send the Humans to Mars 10-20 Years

United States private company SpaceX hopes to put an astronaut on Mars within the next 10-20 years, said the owner of the company."We probably will put the first man in space in three years," said Elon Musk told the newspaper the Wall Street Journal on Saturday."We will go to Mars, I think ... of the fastest 10-year, no later than 15 to 20 years," he said.SpaceX is one of two leading U.S. private companies in the field of space and has won the auction of U.S. government space agency, NASA, to assist the development of spacecraft to replace