AP – The last of three Massachusetts men charged in the burning of a predominantly black church to protest President Barack Obama’s election has been sentenced to 4 1/2 years in federal prison.

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London Riots Continue for Third Day

On August 9, 2011, in Uncategorized, by starsh1p

Lots of coverage at Telegraph UK , ” London riots: breakdown of Monday night’s violence ,” and ” London riots: Guerrilla warfare erupts as no one knows where mob will strike next .” And again, stunning coverage at London’s Daily Mail , ” Britain burns at the hands of the mob as the PM finally flies home: Gangs armed with petrol bombs and poles on THIRD night of riots .” Also at ABC News, ” Britain Burning: Riots Rattle London, Spread Across U.K .”

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London Riots Continue for Third Day

AP – A 26-year-old man convicted of burning down a predominantly black Massachusetts church shortly after President Barack Obama’s election insisted on his innocence Friday before surrendering to U.S. marshals to be detained until sentencing.

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Man guilty of Mass. Obama church fire surrenders
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The NY Times call these “deadly protests.” Sounds more like a riot to me Violent protests over the burning of a Koran in Florida flared for a second straight day, with young men rampaging through the streets of this southern capital, flying Taliban flags and wielding sticks. Eight people were killed and 61 injured in the disturbances,

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Deadly Riots In Afghanistan Go For A Second Day

AP – President Barack Obama is extending his deepest condolences to the families and loved ones of those killed in the northern Afghan city of Mazar-i-Sharif by protesters enraged by the burning of a Quran in Florida.

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Stop appeasing Koranimals. (ANI) – Pakistan has taken up the “despicable act” of desecration of the Holy Quran in Florida with the United Nations, and urged it to take urgent steps to promote inter-faith harmony in the wake of increasing acts of Islamophobia. In a letter to UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, Pakistan’s Permanent Representative Ambassador Abdullah Hussain Haroon voiced his country’s strong condemnation of the burning of the Islamic holy book, and expressed “profound regret and deep concern” at the growing trend of Islamophobia, intolerance and hatred towards Muslims as well as insults to their religious symbols and personalities. Controversial American pastor Terry Jones, who last year cancelled a plan to burn copies of the Koran to mark the anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks on the United States after international condemnation, oversaw the burning of a copy of the Quran at his small Florida church on Sunday after the Islamic revered book was put on trial. “While this reprehensible act is the work of extremists and is evidently designed to provoke dissent and discord among communities and peoples across the world, such sacrilegious acts also go against the very concept of inter-faith harmony and threaten the multicultural fabric of the societies and the brotherhood of the United Nations,” The Nation quoted Haroon’s letter, as saying. Pakistan believes that civilised people and societies must resist and oppose any tendency towards extremism of any kind , said Haroon, adding that Pakistan expects that the US administration and American people as well as all civilised societies will take due cognisance and express their revulsion against this sacrilegious act.

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U.S. pastor cancels Koran-burning plan (Reuters)

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Reuters – A Christian pastor on Thursday canceled a plan to burn copies of the Koran at his obscure Florida church, which had drawn international condemnation and a warning from President Barack Obama that it could provoke al Qaeda suicide bombings.

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