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May 7th, 2013 | 
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Seti flood, a year on : Relatives of missing demand govt succour
E Kantipur Families of people who went missing in the Seti flood in Kaski a year ago have accused the government of treating their tragedy with apathy. They said the government has not extended any support to the families of the missing victims so far. The … Seti flash flood victims yet to come to terms with loss |
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US govt lobbied hard for Union Carbide to extend footprints in India: WikiLeaks
Times of India NEW DELHI: The new set of WikiLeaks cables have revealed how in the 70s the US government had pushed the case for Union Carbide Corporation (UCC) to set up the operations of Union Carbide India Limited (UCIL) in India. The US government followed … |
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Govt apathetic towards families of missing Seti flood victims
Himalayan Times POKHARA: Almost a year after flash floods in the Seti River in Kaski had resulted in the death of 31 people and left dozens missing, their families rue that the government has forgotten their plight. Though 28 bodies missing in the May 5 flood of last … |
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Cong needs to explain, Govt should make public documents: BJP
Economic Times A newspaper report today claimed that as per secret cables leaked by Wikileaks Rajiv Gandhi may have been a middleman for the Swedish company Saab-Scania, when it was trying to sell its Viggen fighter aircraft to India in the 1970s. His mother Indira … |
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James Fox at the IUFOC 2013 (Credit: Alejandro Rojas)
Documentary director, James Fox, finally revealed the contents of a letter from Steven Spielberg to Larry King regarding his UFO documentary, I Know What I Saw, at this year’s UFO Congress. In 2009 Fox had appeared on Larry King Live to talk about UFOs and his documentary, which was about to appear on the History Channel. A few days after the show, King told Fox that he had sent a copy of the documentary to Steven Spielberg. King then received a letter from Spielberg in response, and sent Fox a copy. Excited about the endorsement from Spielberg, Fox contacted Spielberg’s publicist to confirm it was OK for Fox to share Spielberg’s remarks to help promote the upcoming airing of his documentary. Unfortunately, Spielberg’s publicist, Marvin Levy, denied the request.
At the time, Fox had let some of us in the UFO community know he had received an endorsement, but respecting Levy’s wishes, he did not reveal the exact content. Fox said now that a few years has passed, he left a message for Levy, informing him that he intended to read the letter at the UFO Congress this year. He had not heard back from Levy, so he assumed that meant it was OK, and he read the letter to an excited IUFOC crowd. Transcribed from Fox’s reading, the letter said:
Dear Larry,
With great curiosity, I watched the documentary you sent over and found it compelling. Personally, I would like to think we are not alone, and even though I have devoted a generous percentage of my movies to extraterrestrial related themes, I for one have never seen a UFO. That is so unfair! (sic)
I hope you will continue to pursue this topic on your program, and that some day our government will offer a total disclosure about what they know about unidentified flying objects and their true and natural origins.
I continue to enjoy watching you and all your guests.
All my best,
Signed: Steven
Fox was disappointed Spielberg did not endorse his film openly. He said:
Here is a guy who knows there is a cover up, who is one of the most influential people in the entertainment industry… He even put in Dr. J. Allen Hynek in Close Encounters for those in the know, realizing that this is a little way of saying that this is based on reality. And yet he wasn’t willing to put in a little effort for an independent guy like me, to help my movie succeed.
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Tags: disclosure, Gov't, king, Larry, spielberg, SUPPORTS, tells, ufos |
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Media leaks embarrass Mamata govt
indiatvnews.com FONT SIZE. Kolkata, Nov 10: They may not be as sensational as Wikileaks, but leaked footage and documents of official meetings, reports and correspondence in the media are proving no less embarrassing for West Bengal's Mamata Banerjee government. |
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Tags: Embarrass, Gov't, indiatvnews.com, leaks, Mamata, media |
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Govt approves changes in UFO funding, Plan funding of optical fiber network
domain-B The union cabinet today approved the proposal for change in funding arrangement for the Universal Service Obligation Fund (USOF) schemes, including the funding of the scheme for creation of National Optical Fiber Network (NOFN) from non-Plan to Plan … |
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UK govt. criticized for empire approach
Press TV Ecuador's Ambassador to London has criticized the UK government of behaving like an empire in its embassy raid threat to arrest WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. Ana Alban Mora told the state-run BBC that the UK's threat in August just before Assange … |
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WikiLeaks: US gov't gave 'tacit approval' to attack embassies worldwide
MI News 26 LONDON, ENGLAND (BNO NEWS) — The controversial whistle-blowing website WikiLeaks on late Wednesday declared that the American and British governments had effectively given groups an opening to attack embassies by supporting Britain's siege of … |
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AIG to sell B in AIA shares, repay US gov't
South China Morning Post (subscription) Editor's Pick. The truth hurts. Arguably, WikiLeaks has helped changed the course of history, leaving diplomatic embarrassment and a journalistic goldmine in its wake. Sian Powell looks at the legacy of the whistle blowing. |
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