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A soldier, 42, who fought for Putin in Ukraine raped two schoolgirls the day after he returned home from his military service, say police. The suspected paedophile threatened girls aged ten and 12 that he would blow them up with a grenade unless they submitted to him. Wearing the uniform of 'convicts' army Wagner, he approached them near their school in Novosibirsk and forced them behind garages where he sexually attacked them.

“Let a bear robbed of her whelps meet a man, rather than a fool in his folly. Whoso rewardeth evil for good, evil shall not depart from his house. The beginning of strife is as when one letteth out water: therefore leave off contention, before it be meddled with” (Proverbs 17:12-14).

ANSWER's Steering CommitteeBy Ryan Anderson O’DonnellFrontPageMagazine.com | March 12, 2003 The group at the forefront of the recent anti-war rallies, International A.N.S.W.E.R (Act Now to Stop War and End Racism) is in reality a front organization designed to further the radical agenda of several extremist movements from the political Left. Despite the media’s assertions to the contrary, present incarnation of the peace movement, led by ANSWER, is anything but representative of mainstream America. ANSWER’s steering committee reads like a "Who’s Who" of radical political organizations. The most influential member of ANSWER’s steering committee, Ramsey Clark’s pet project known as the...

MONTERREY, Mexico — Two federal police officers were shot dead Tuesday and two more were injured by gunfire in yet another attack on law enforcers in this violence-torn metropolis. The officers met a hail of high-caliber gunfire around 10 a.m. at a gas station close to a Holiday Inn Express near the center of the city. A least 100 shell casings littered the street around the scene. Their deaths bring to about 30 the number of officers killed in the Monterrey area this year in attacks blamed on organized crime. Authorities did not immediately release names of the officers or...

Reporting confrontation between PFP and students in Oaxaca The cordon of federal agents fell back about 200 meters and they returned to the starting point, the terminus of University Avenue Jorge Octavio Ochoa, Alejandro Torres & David Aponte/Correspondents El Universal (Mexico City) Oaxaca City, Oaxaca Thursday 2 November 2006 11:20 a.m.   A confrontation between students of the Benito Juarez Autonomous University of Oaxaca (UABJO) and elements of the Federal Preventive Police (PFP) is being reported. The uniformed officers are being practically bombarded by a rain of stones, sticks, molotov cocktails, and fireworks, from the interior [of the University] to...

Federal authorities are denying a report in today's El Universal newspaper that thousands of federal police are on alert to sweep into Oaxaca on a moment's notice. A federal police official noted the story by reporter Jorge Alejandro Medellin had no official source and said that no such alert has been issued. (Of course, the federal official also said his name could not be published.) The paper reported that under an operation known as "Cyclone 5" the federal government has told 3,000 Federal Preventative Police officers they can sleep in their homes in Mexico City, but that they must be...

NUEVO LAREDO, Mexico — About 150 federal police officers who staged a public protest against their superiors this week have been pulled back to Mexico City to face an uncertain welcome. A spokesman for the federal police, known by its Spanish initials PFP, said the officers would not face any retaliation for their protest, but officials and media here were sure that an example would be made of the men. The fracas began Monday, when the officers — about half the 300 assigned to help quell drug cartel violence here — gathered in protest of what they said were poor...

NUEVO LAREDO A spokesman for President Vicente Fox said Friday that federal authorities are working on a theory that Nuevo Laredo city police were involved in the deaths of four federal agents who were machine-gunned in broad daylight. "Preliminary information shows that they may have been shot by some members of the municipal police force who continue to work with the (Gulf) cartel or with the cartels," spokesman Ruben Aguilar said during his daily meeting with reporters in Mexico City. Aguilar said the four agents were all members of the federal preventive police (PFP, by its Spanish initials) who had...

NUEVO LAREDO - Just days after arriving here to help reinforce government efforts to stop the drug war raging on the border, four federal agents were shot dead in the middle of the afternoon on Avenida Guerrero. The agents never had a chance, observers said. At least one officer was armed, but didn't have time to pull his weapon. Calls came into C-4, the city's emergency headquarters, at about 2:25 p.m., with reports that gunfire had broken out on Avenida Guerrero between Venustiano Carranza and 5 de Febrero streets. Several people were reported to be dead in a vehicle. State...

PEACE and Freedom Party Phone :510-465-9414 http://www.peaceandfreedom.org/Platform.htm (In Case You Want to Puke on Them, p6) PEACE AND FREEDOM PARTY Phone :510-465-9414 URL : http://www.peaceandfreedom.org/Platform.htm RESOURCES Socialist and feminist political party based in California Nominated Black Panther Eldridge Cleaver for U.S. President in 1968 Nominated convicted killer Leonard Peltier for U.S. President in 2004 Supports open borders and an end to deportations of illegal immigrantsEstablished on January 23, 1967, the Peace and Freedom Party (PFP) describes its founders as "people who wanted to vote for something they could support." According to PFP, this ruled out candidates of both major parties...

Serbia: Mladic Arrest Key to NATO Membership Belgrade's plans to join NATO's Partnership for Peace programme threatened by reluctance to surrender Mladic to The Hague. By Matthew Holliday and Daniel Sunter in Belgrade (BCR No. 394, 02-Jan-03) Belgrade will not realise its dream(?) of entering the NATO fold in 2003 because of the domestic political risk of surrendering Hague tribunal indictees, most notably the former Bosnian Serb commander, Ratko Mladic. Western diplomats and Belgrade analysts believe Mladic is living in Yugoslavia under the protection of the military's secret service. Observers say no political force in the land can countenance the...