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Thu Jun 20 13:02:21 2013

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PayPal Insider Discovers Lucrative Home Business...

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 TUNIS, Tunisia  A leading Tunisian economist estimates that the family of 
Tunisia's ex-dictator embezzled more than $20 billion dollars from the North 
African country.A U.N. team on Thursday presented Tunisia with a check for 
$28 million dollars recovered from the Lebanese bank account of Leila Trabelsi, 
wife of deposed president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali.Economist Ezzedine Saidane 
on Friday describe the check as a "small sum" easily obtained, and 
warned that it could take 15 to 20 years to find the 
rest.Information about the Lebanese account was found in a presidential 
palace near the capital, making it relatively easy to recover.The Tunisian 
economy has been hard hit by its revolution and the financial crisis 
in its European trading partners.
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now its time for you to help fix it.Van D. Hipp, Jr. 
is Chairman of American Defense International, Inc., a Washington, D.C.-based 
consulting firm specializing in government affairs, business development 
and public relations. He is the former Deputy Assistant Secretary of the 
U.S. Army and currently serves on Board of Directors of the American 
Conservative Union and The National Capitol Board of The Salvation Army. 
Follow him on Twitter @VanHipp.			     
   			      
      			   
     			    
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have said the vast majority of officers are law-abiding.While South Africa 
has made "huge advancements" in the past two decades, "there is still 
a long way to go," said Lesiba Seshoka, spokesman for South Africa's 
National Union of Mineworkers.He said whites mostly dominate industry and 
that there should be a "radical transformation" to distribute economic resources 
more equally. When Nelson Mandela and other ANC leaders negotiated an end 
to apartheid, they did not insist on such restructuring, fearing it could 
set the country on a downward path similar to that of neighboring 
Zimbabwe after independence.Tutu made his comments Thursday in a Cape Town 
ceremony to celebrate his receipt of the 2013 Templeton Prize, a $1.7 
million award for spiritual work, the South African Press Association reported. 
He recalled that South Africa was "flavor of the month" at the 
time of the 1994 elections, as the world saw voters waiting patiently 
to cast the first ballots of their lives.He also said it was 
"utterly blasphemous that we should still have people who live in shacks," 
SAPA reported.White income earners make on average four times as much as 
blacks, according to a recent study published by the South African Institute 
of Race Relations, a research center based in Johannesburg.Lucy Holborn, 
research manager at the institute, said it is possible to assign responsibility 
for South Africa's problems to both apartheid and the governme
 RALEIGH, N.C.  The North Carolina House has approved a bill mandating 
background checks for welfare recipients.The bill that passed 106-6 Thursday 
requires all social services employees to perform background checks to bar 
applicants and recipients with outstanding warrants or other active violations 
from welfare and food stamp programs. Employees would have to report them 
to law enforcement.Bill sponsor Rep. Dean Arp, a Republican from Monroe, 
noted the federal government already prohibits giving public assistance 
to fleeing felons and others with active violations.Arp appeased many opponents 
after providing assurances that county offices won't shoulder additional 
costs. Some Democrats previously expressed concern about creating new burdens 
for social services employees and the perception that the bill unfairly 
singles out poor people for distrust.The bill now heads to the Senate.
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