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#1 Secret to lowering Blood Pressure Naturally
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Mon Jun 24 13:17:01 2013
Date: Mon, 24 Jun 2013 10:17:00 -0700
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Obama administration officials scrambled to downplay the errant disclosure
of a classified portion of an intelligence report finding that North Korea
has advanced its nuclear knowledge to the point that it could arm
a ballistic missile with a nuclear warhead.The analysis, disclosed Thursday
at a hearing on Capitol Hill, says the Pentagon's intelligence wing has
"moderate confidence" that North Korea has nuclear weapons capable of delivery
by ballistic missiles but that the weapon was unreliable.The revelation
was significant, because it has not been previously reported or believed
that the country had the ability to miniaturize and deliver a nuclear
weapon.But top U.S. officials repeatedly stressed that the finding does
not mean North Korea has the capabilities to launch a nuclear missile
with any reliability at this point."It is inaccurate to suggest that the
(North Korea) has the capability articulated in that report -- they have
a missile but that is very different than having the militarization, nuclearization,
etcetera," Secretary of State John Kerry said Friday, after landing in South
Korea as part of a tour of Asian countries.On Thursday night, the
Pentagon and Director of National Intelligence James Clapper both downplayed
the report."While I cannot speak to all the details of a report
that is classified in its entirety, it would be inaccurate to suggest
that the North Korean regime has fully tested, developed, or demonstrated
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<p style="font-size:xx-small;"> The Internal Revenue Service believes it doesnt need permission to root
through emails, texts or other forms of electronic correspondence, according
to recently released internal agency documents.The documents, which were
obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request by the American Civil
Liberties Union, reveal that tax department agents have been operating under
the assumption that they can bypass warrants. The ACLU claims this would
in turn violate the Fourth Amendment.According to a 2009 IRS employee handbook,
though, the tax agency said the Fourth Amendment does not protect emails
because Internet users dont have a reasonable expectation of privacy in
such communications.A lawyer for the agency reiterated the policy in 2010.
And the current online version of the IRS manual says that no
warrant is required for emails that are stored by an Internet storage
provider for more than 180 days."This is an affront not only to
our system of checks and balances, but also to our fundamental right
to privacy," Colorado Democratic Sen. Mark Udall said in a statement Thursday,
adding that he wants Congress to overhaul the Electronic Communications
Privacy Act.In the meantime, I urge the IRS to reconsider its overreach,
he said.The ECPA is the federal law that governs law enforcement access
to emails, and draws on what some say is an outdated distinction
between email stored on a server for 180 days or less and
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South Korea and Japan against these threats. And we
will defend ourselves," he said.Speaking beside Kerry, South Korea's Yun
called for more United Nations action against Pyongyang if it commits another
provocation.He refused to comment specifically on the U.S. intelligence
report, saying only that the North has "high nuclear and missile capabilities"
but that it is still some time away from a nuclear bomb
that is "small, light and diversified."Kerry offered strong words of solidarity
for South Korea, and praised South Korea President Park Geun-hyes "bright
vision" of a prosperous and reunified Korean Peninsula without nuclear weapons.
By contrast, he said North Korea's Kim, has a choice to make
between provocation and returning to talks to de-escalate tension and lead
to the end of its nuclear programBoth Yun and Kerry kept the
door open for future negotiations with Pyongyang.But both seemed to suggest
that they were unlikely in light of the North's increasingly bombastic threats,
including nuclear strikes on the United States. Most experts say those are
unfeasible based on the North's current capacity and would never be explored
seriously because the U.S. response would be overwhelming against a regime
focused primarily on survival.Kerry said any talks with North Korea have
to lead toward denuclearization.They have to be really serious," Kerry said.
"No one is going to talk for the sake of talking and
no one is going to play this roun
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