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Sunita Paul: Plagiarist
Sunita Paul is a plagiarist. Sunita Paul is a “journalist” who has recently been publishing a series of sensational articles about Bangladesh. She has caused quite a stir because her articles make extraordinary claims, based on anonymous sources, about the political situation in … Continue reading
Posted in Bangladesh, Media, Politics
Tagged american chronicle, Bangladesh, global politician, plagiarism, salah uddin shoaib choudhury, sunita paul, weekly blitz
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Cherry Blossoms In Washington DC
[Click to see Slideshow] It was a very cloudy morning today in Washington. Even under a blanket of clouds the Cherry Blossoms looked spectacular. Three friends and I, with cameras in hand, spent a wonderful few hours this morning visiting … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged cherry blossoms, jefferson memorial, liveblog, tidal basin, twitter, washington dc
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BDR Massacre Photos Surface On The Internet
Photographs purporting to depict the moments before the massacre at BDR Headquarters on February 25th have surfaced on Facebook and a number of Bengali blogs. It is unclear who leaked these photographs and why they were leaked. In one of … Continue reading
Joseph Stiglitz: “Robbery Of The American People”
Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz does not like the Geithner plan: “The Geithner plan is very badly flawed,” Stiglitz told Reuters in an interview during a Credit Suisse Asian Investment Conference in Hong Kong. U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner’s plan to … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Politics
Tagged bailout, joseph stiglitz, paul krugman, tim geithner, wall street
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