nCa News and Commentary Ashgabat, 11 May 2011 (nCa) --- Ambassador Igor Blatov of Russia made farewell call Tuesday on President Berdymuhamedov. He has completed his tenure in Turkmenistan. He was appointed in January 2006 as ambassador of the Russian Federation to Turkmenistan. Blatov, who is 65, would most likely go on retirement on his return to Moscow. nCa … [Read more...]

Ben Tanosborn If only Abraha m had known!  If only his would-be sacrifice had centered on love instead of obedience, half of the people on earth right now might be striving to achieve harmony with the other half to make this a better world.  Unfortunately, through his intended sacrifice of Isaac and the rest of his patriarchal drama, philosophies have emerged dressed as … [Read more...]

Peter Chamberlin The United States, in 2011, is in a strange, sad state.  The people stand (or sit), sick and divided, despairing over the fact that we cannot force logic upon our friends and relatives, seeing them wallow in the nothingness of political delusion.  Half of the people believe in the official national narrative being spoon-fed to us daily by Washington.  The … [Read more...]

nCa Report Ashgabat, 3 May 2011 (nCa) --- The Wisdom Fund, a non-profit think tank run by Enver Masud, a US based scholar, predicted on 25 March 2011 – fully FIVE WEEKS BEFORE the Obama announcement – that grounds were being prepared for ‘staged death’ of Bin Laden, the head of Al Qaida who actually died several years ago.   Here is the Wisdom Fund post with all … [Read more...]

General Mirza Aslam Beg, Former Chief of Army Staff, Pakistan There are two issues, which are the main cause of strained relations between Pakistan and the United States of America. One is, the Inter Services Intelligence (ISI), trying to reclaim its territory lost to CIA during the past regime and the second is the Taliban, who have won the war in Afghanistan, and are not … [Read more...]

Ben Tanosborn Of all the quotes I have come across on heroes and heroism, there’s one by Jonathan Swift, the Anglo-Irish satirist, which has stuck with me for many years because it pronounces with genuine accuracy how we in America seem to define or view as a hero… “Whoever excels in what we prize appears a hero in our eyes.”  And what we prize, more often than not, is not … [Read more...]