From: jaspar2002us@yahoo.com   
      
   WORLD-TYRANT WORLD a/o 10 14 13    
      
      
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   [Imperial] India seizes armed 'anti-piracy' ship owned by U.S. [World Tyrant]   
   security firm   
      
   CHENNAI, India | Sun Oct 13, 2013 10:26am EDT | Reuters    
      
      
      
   [Imperial] India has detained an armed ship operated by a U.S. [World Tyrant]   
   maritime security company and the 35 people on board for failing to produce   
   papers authorizing it to carry weapons and ammunition in [Imperial] Indian   
   waters, the [Imperial    
   Indian] coast guard said on Sunday.    
      
   Coast Guard Commandant Anand Kumar said the ["Seaman Guard of Ohio"] ship was   
   stopped on Friday and was being held in the southern port of Tuticorin along   
   with its 10 crew and 25 armed security guards until required documentation is   
   submitted.    
      
   The crew and security guards included British, Estonian, Indian and Ukrainian   
   nationals, Kumar said.    
      
   The Sierra Leone-flagged ship...[supposedly] belongs to Virginia-based   
   AdvanFort, a maritime security firm that [supposedly] specializes in   
   anti-piracy operations.    
      
   "At the moment the documents are still awaited," Kumar told Reuters.  "We have   
   to see how valid are the documents that they do produce towards their entry   
   into [Imperial] Indian waters and [their] carrying arms and ammunitions."    
      
      
      
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   FARC guerrillas bomb railway of top Colombia coal miner Cerrejon    
      
   BOGOTA | Sun Oct 13, 2013 2:45pm EDT | Reuters    
      
      
   [Puppet] Colombia's biggest coal producer, Cerrejon, said a bomb attack on its   
   railway on Sunday partially derailed a train carrying coal to port and damaged   
   the track, but [also said] exports would continue as normal using stocksheld   
   at its *privately-   
   owned* port.    
      
   The early-morning attack, which a [puppet Columbian] military source told   
   Reuters was carried out by the country's main rebel group, the FARC, was the   
   latest in a spate of explosions in the last week blamed on the guerrillas and   
   targeting oil and gas    
   pipelines.    
      
   The railway owned and used exclusively by Cerrejon, carried 32.7 million   
   metric tons of coal from its mine in La Guajira province to its port, Puerto   
   Bolivar in 2012, the company said.  Cerrejon is a joint venture between Anglo   
   American, BHP Billiton and    
   Xstrata.    
      
   The explosion was a further setback to the company this year and to [puppet]   
   Colombia's coal sector as a whole after a month-long strike by Cerrejon   
   workers in February followed by a seven week stoppage at Colombia's No. 2   
   miner, Drummond.    
      
      
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   Extremists take advantage of developments in Moscow’s south - police chief    
      
      
      
      
      
   MOSCOW, October 13 (Itar-Tass) - All Moscow police were placed on alert amid   
   unrest in the Biryulyovo district in southern Moscow, in which 200 people were   
   detained, Moscow police chief Anatoly Yakunin said at an emergency session   
   late on Sunday.    
      
      
   He was referring to the developments in Biryulyovo Zapadnoye in connection   
   with the death of a 25-year-old man, stabbed in the heart with a knife late on   
   Thursday.  Local residents, who blame the murder on migrant workers, got   
   together at the site of his    
   death on Sunday demanding punishment for the murderer.    
      
      
   "On Sunday, extremist minded people decided to take advantage of the   
   situation.  They got together at the site where Yegor Shcherbakov had been   
   murdered, about 400 people, many of them intoxicated.  Those were young   
   people, and unfortunately there were    
   women among them," Yakunin said.    
      
      
   According to him, a group of extremist were stirring up the crowd, and "people   
   found themselves on the verge of breaking the law, while the situation verged   
   on mass disorders".    
      
      
   They began "overturning cars, threw a flare into some office, tried to storm a   
   local vegetable warehouse," Yakunin said.    
      
      
   He said the police leadership had to use to riot police squads.    
      
      
   The police chief said about 200 people had been detained, including *active*   
   participants in the developments responsible for escalating the situation.    
      
      
   He said a special plan was in place for the [whole] city, and police patrols   
   had been beefed up in other districts of the capital.    
      
      
   [ POSSIBILY the *active* participants in the developments responsible for   
   escalating the situation are World Tyrant agents. ]    
      
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