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Hell on Earth for Greeks

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Terracide and the Terrarists: Destroying the Planet for Record Profits
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Bizarre, Apparently Jihadist Slaying in London (Video)

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Hell on Earth for Greeks

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U.K. Poll Shows a Far-Right Swing

In a worrisome poll conducted in the United Kingdom, a whopping 48 percent of respondents said they would consider supporting a new anti-immigration nationalist party that was void of the violence and fascist imagery usually associated with the far right.

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Iraq, Three Years Later

One month shy of the third anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, United Press International asks the following: Is Iraq better off? Is the United States any safer? Are its allies in Europe and elsewhere more secure? Its answer: Hardly.