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Why China is cracking down on protests in Xinjiang - By John LeeSource: foreignpolicy.com
There is widespread disorder even in provinces that pose no challenge to Beijing's right to rule. In 2005, for example, there were 87,000 officially recorded instances of unrest (defined as those involving 15 or more people) -- up from just a few thousand incidents a decade ago.
Thomas L. Friedman - Op-Ed Columnist - Bullets and BarrelsSource: The New York Times
The popular uprising unfolding in Iran right now really is remarkable. It is the rarest of rare things — more rare than snow in Saudi Arabia, more unlikely than finding a ham sandwich at the Wailing Wall, more unusual than water-skiing in the Sahara.
At least 43 killed in Iran in first five days of nationwide uprisingSource: maryam-rajavi.com
At least 43 people have been killed by agents of the Revolutionary Guards, anti-riot force and other suppressive forces during the first five days of the people's nationwide uprising, the social department of the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran said, adding that some we …
Pakistan: Villagers take on Taliban, 14 militants killed - CNN.comSource: CNN
Hundreds of Pakistani residents have taken up arms and are battling local Taliban militants in the wake of a deadly mosque attack last week. It is the first major battle between the residents of northwest Pakistan and Taliban militants near the Afghanistan border.

Is there a new threat to the American way ? Or is it still Al-Qaeda and Islamic extremist which I never thought was a real threat anyway but just following the LINE here.
Or the new Revoltist or Rebel
Dalai Lama Harshly Condemns China Over TibetSource: The New York Times
BEIJING — The Dalai Lama delivered on Tuesday one of his harshest attacks on the Chinese government in recent times, saying that the Chinese Communist Party had transformed Tibet into a "hell on earth" and that the Chinese authorities regard Tibetans as "criminals deservi …
Baluch Sarmachars Attack Pak TrainSource: Online International News Network
Baluch fighting for independence of their homeland fired on a train that transports Pakistani settlers to the areawise largest province in southwestern Pakistan.

I was just a little over two years of age, as I looked out the window of the 10th floor apartment of the Conjunto Habitacional Tlatelolco in Mexico City, to witness a powder blue Volkswagen sedan drive haphazardly across the large empty parking lot to stop directly below our wind …
Top Iraqi cleric warns of uprising Source: United Press International
Shiite cleric said Monday the status of forces agreement between Washington and Baghdad could lead to an uprising in Iraq.
China Says Tibet Protests Have Spread Source: The New York Times
This may be the actual biggest news story going on during these days, and we may all be missing it ... it's the story of China's brutal crackdown on Tibet, and the ramifications are really huge.
Anonymous art: the posters that inspired the uprising of 1968Source: Independent.co.uk
The identity of the artists that created them is one of the great unsolved mysteries in the modern history of protest art, yet the body of work these anonymous designers produced remains one of the most powerful testaments to the revolutionary spirit of the age in which they work …
Burma 'still hunting protesters'Source: BBC News
The Burmese government is still hinging for protesters who took part in the recent anti-government demonstrations.
Tibetans Fill Manhattan with Pro Tibet Slogans Source: phayul.com
New York March 10 - As the Tibetans all over the world commemorate the 48th Tibetan National Uprising day around two thousand Tibetans walked with pro-independence banners, placards and Tibetan national flags in the heart of New York city.
Tibetan Struggle: The Emerging ForceSource: phayul.com
Will they be able to successfully play off the new militants against the non-violent Dalai Lama (a la, perhaps, ML King and Malcolm X)?
Dharamsala Echoes with Freedom's Roars Source: phayul.com
Unlike Delhi, the 48th National Uprising day passed with much non-violence here in the Himalayan lands of the capital of the exiled Tibetans.

The Beginning of the Armed Struggle by Lor, Bakhtiari and Qashqai Tribes of Iran:
Urgent News: (2/1/2007)
Subject: National Uprising
Bulletin issued by NAMA and ARA Organizations