Trapped Snowden has more secrets
MOSCOW. — US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden yesterday marked three weeks stuck in a Moscow airport transit lounge, as a supporter warned the fugitive possessed even more secrets that could damage the United States government.Zimmerman’s acquittal triggers protests
SAN FRANCISCO. — Americans angry at the acquittal of George Zimmerman in the death of black teen Trayvon Martin marched in US cities throughout Saturday night, with reports of sporadic acts of violence.New foreign minister for Egypt
CAIRO. — Nabil Fahmy, a former ambassador to the United States, yesterday accepted the post of foreign minister in Egypt’s new cabinet, which replaces ousted president Mohamed Morsi’s government, sources said.Baba Jukwa, Edward Snowden, WikiLeaks
A FEW months ago, I wrote on Deborah and Bruce, the British and American ambassadors. It was my charge that they were shameless hypocrites; not of conscious or deliberate effort but by an involuntary and subconscious superiority complex that has permeated their collective white psyche over a number of centuries.

