He was weeping...and even peed into his diapers (an infant's breechcloth or a white, unbleached linen or cotton fabric) - Made in China

Cambodia leader revisits prison

Duch (centre) was asked to talk through Tuol Sleng's daily routine

The chief interrogator of Cambodia's Khmer Rouge has been taken back to a prison he commanded where at least 14,000 people were killed.

Kaing Geuk Eav, also known as Duch, visited the S-21 prison with judges from a tribunal which has charged him with crimes against humanity.

The judges wanted him to explain what happened at the site, known as Tuol Sleng, which is now a genocide museum.

The Khmer Rouge are blamed for more than one million deaths in the 1970s.

Duch is the first of five senior Khmer Rouge officials to be charged in a UN-backed tribunal, but a date for the trial has yet to be set.

On a visit to a mass grave on Tuesday, he is reported to have wept a number of times.

Good way to cover psoriasis or My gosh, there is a life on Earth...

Now, look at this picture; it's not even funny anymore, it's simply absolutely outrageous. Why would any religion require something like this idiocy? The answer, my beloved swineheads, is blowing through the gun holes...

YOUR PICTURE GALLERY IS NOW LOADING... Palestinians walk through the Hawara checkpoint near the West Bank city of Nablus. Last week, a group of former Israeli generals called for many checkpoints to be demolished. A pregnant tigress is released from a boat into the river Sundarikati, India. It had been badly beaten by villagers in the Sunderbans forest before being rescued by forest workers. President George W Bush poses with dancers while on a visit to the Rwandan capital Kigali, on the third leg of his five-country tour of Africa. People in Pakistan voted in an election marred by political violence. The result saw the Pakistan People's Party of slain former PM Benazir Bhutto emerge as the largest party.

Cartoon war continues...

The atomic saint is marching on or The return of I-mam; How many I-diots can screw those new, energy efficient bulbs?

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Row over Ahmadinejad Imam beliefs

By Frances Harrison BBC News, Religous Affairs correspondent President Ahmadinejad came under criticism from a senior cleric Iran's former nuclear negotiator, a cleric, has said that President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's government is encouraging superstitious practices. The remarks have intensified the debate over the return of the Shia saviour, the 12th Imam known as Mehdi. Since Mr Ahmadinejad came to power he has repeatedly spoken of the need to prepare for Mehdi's imminent return. Shia believe he went into hiding more than 1,000 years ago but will return to save the world from injustice.

Journalist gem or why Columbia University Cost so Much...

Seriously folks, we all need some vibrations...

HAPPY VALENTINE ?

Cartoons Revenge - they want more heads to roll...we will give them hell they deserve...

Own guillotine - easy to assemble!!!