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US ends war in Iraq - to quit Afghanistan in 2011
President Obama says America's combat mission in Iraq is over
On Tuesday,31st August 2010, US President Barack Obama gave Americans an update on the two wars the U.S. has been fighting.
In a speech from the Oval Office in the White House, he declared an end to the U.S. combat mission in Iraq. He also said that next summer he expects to start bringing American troops home from Afghanistan.
The President inherited two wars when he took office in 2009. At the time, the U.S. was at war in two faraway countries, Afghanistan and Iraq. The U.S. has been at war in Iraq since 2003. The war in Afghanistan is now the longest war in American history. It has lasted almost 10 years.
President Obama noted the extraordinary cost of war. "Thousands of Americans gave their lives; tens of thousands have been wounded," he said. More than 4,400 U.S. soldiers and 70,000 Iraqis have died during the Iraq combat mission. Obama said the wars have cost the U.S. "over a trillion dollars
On Tuesday,31st August 2010, US President Barack Obama gave Americans an update on the two wars the U.S. has been fighting.
In a speech from the Oval Office in the White House, he declared an end to the U.S. combat mission in Iraq. He also said that next summer he expects to start bringing American troops home from Afghanistan.
The President inherited two wars when he took office in 2009. At the time, the U.S. was at war in two faraway countries, Afghanistan and Iraq. The U.S. has been at war in Iraq since 2003. The war in Afghanistan is now the longest war in American history. It has lasted almost 10 years.
President Obama noted the extraordinary cost of war. "Thousands of Americans gave their lives; tens of thousands have been wounded," he said. More than 4,400 U.S. soldiers and 70,000 Iraqis have died during the Iraq combat mission. Obama said the wars have cost the U.S. "over a trillion dollars
2010-09-02 06:29:35
Hari Prasad vows to continue his fight against EVMs
Hari Prasad vows to continue his fight against EVMs
Hyderabad based technical researcher, Hari Prasad, who has carried out research on Indian electronic voting machines (EVM) and was arrested for stealing an EVM unit form Mumbai, has been released on bail.
Mr. Prasad has co-authored a page on Indian electronic voting machines with a researcher from the US and one from the Netherlands. He has claimed publicly that the EVMs used in the country are not tamper proof.
Anti-EVMs champion V Hari Prasad on Tuesday said he would continue his fight against the claims of the Election Commission of India (ECI) that the Electronic Voting Machines are tamper-proof.
Speaking at a media conference along with Jana Chaitanya Vedika members, Hari Prasad said he had done no wrong but just highlighted the flaws in the EVMs. Hari Prasad was arrested by the Mumbai police on the charges of stealing an EVM and was in police custody for eight days.
Denying that he had stolen the EVM, he said "someone came to me and asked me to show how an EV
Mr. Prasad has co-authored a page on Indian electronic voting machines with a researcher from the US and one from the Netherlands. He has claimed publicly that the EVMs used in the country are not tamper proof.
Anti-EVMs champion V Hari Prasad on Tuesday said he would continue his fight against the claims of the Election Commission of India (ECI) that the Electronic Voting Machines are tamper-proof.
Speaking at a media conference along with Jana Chaitanya Vedika members, Hari Prasad said he had done no wrong but just highlighted the flaws in the EVMs. Hari Prasad was arrested by the Mumbai police on the charges of stealing an EVM and was in police custody for eight days.
Denying that he had stolen the EVM, he said "someone came to me and asked me to show how an EV
2010-09-01 08:36:10
Hari Prasad vows to continue his fight against EVMs
Hari Prasad vows to continue his fight against EVMs
Hyderabad based technical researcher, Hari Prasad, who has carried out research on Indian electronic voting machines (EVM) and was arrested for stealing an EVM unit form Mumbai, has been released on bail.
Mr. Prasad has co-authored a page on Indian electronic voting machines with a researcher from the US and one from the Netherlands. He has claimed publicly that the EVMs used in the country are not tamper proof.
Anti-EVMs champion V Hari Prasad on Tuesday said he would continue his fight against the claims of the Election Commission of India (ECI) that the Electronic Voting Machines are tamper-proof.
Speaking at a media conference along with Jana Chaitanya Vedika members, Hari Prasad said he had done no wrong but just highlighted the flaws in the EVMs. Hari Prasad was arrested by the Mumbai police on the charges of stealing an EVM and was in police custody for eight days.
Denying that he had stolen the EVM, he said "someone came to me and asked me to show how an EV
Mr. Prasad has co-authored a page on Indian electronic voting machines with a researcher from the US and one from the Netherlands. He has claimed publicly that the EVMs used in the country are not tamper proof.
Anti-EVMs champion V Hari Prasad on Tuesday said he would continue his fight against the claims of the Election Commission of India (ECI) that the Electronic Voting Machines are tamper-proof.
Speaking at a media conference along with Jana Chaitanya Vedika members, Hari Prasad said he had done no wrong but just highlighted the flaws in the EVMs. Hari Prasad was arrested by the Mumbai police on the charges of stealing an EVM and was in police custody for eight days.
Denying that he had stolen the EVM, he said "someone came to me and asked me to show how an EV
2010-09-01 08:35:56
Hari Prasad vows to continue his fight against EVMs
Hari Prasad vows to continue his fight against EVMs
Hyderabad based technical researcher, Hari Prasad, who has carried out research on Indian electronic voting machines (EVM) and was arrested for stealing an EVM unit form Mumbai, has been released on bail.
Mr. Prasad has co-authored a page on Indian electronic voting machines with a researcher from the US and one from the Netherlands. He has claimed publicly that the EVMs used in the country are not tamper proof.
Anti-EVMs champion V Hari Prasad on Tuesday said he would continue his fight against the claims of the Election Commission of India (ECI) that the Electronic Voting Machines are tamper-proof.
Speaking at a media conference along with Jana Chaitanya Vedika members, Hari Prasad said he had done no wrong but just highlighted the flaws in the EVMs. Hari Prasad was arrested by the Mumbai police on the charges of stealing an EVM and was in police custody for eight days.
Denying that he had stolen the EVM, he said "someone came to me and asked me to show how an EV
Mr. Prasad has co-authored a page on Indian electronic voting machines with a researcher from the US and one from the Netherlands. He has claimed publicly that the EVMs used in the country are not tamper proof.
Anti-EVMs champion V Hari Prasad on Tuesday said he would continue his fight against the claims of the Election Commission of India (ECI) that the Electronic Voting Machines are tamper-proof.
Speaking at a media conference along with Jana Chaitanya Vedika members, Hari Prasad said he had done no wrong but just highlighted the flaws in the EVMs. Hari Prasad was arrested by the Mumbai police on the charges of stealing an EVM and was in police custody for eight days.
Denying that he had stolen the EVM, he said "someone came to me and asked me to show how an EV
2010-09-01 08:35:55
Hari Prasad vows to continue his fight against EVMs
Hari Prasad vows to continue his fight against EVMs
Hyderabad based technical researcher, Hari Prasad, who has carried out research on Indian electronic voting machines (EVM) and was arrested for stealing an EVM unit form Mumbai, has been released on bail.
Mr. Prasad has co-authored a page on Indian electronic voting machines with a researcher from the US and one from the Netherlands. He has claimed publicly that the EVMs used in the country are not tamper proof.
Anti-EVMs champion V Hari Prasad on Tuesday said he would continue his fight against the claims of the Election Commission of India (ECI) that the Electronic Voting Machines are tamper-proof.
Speaking at a media conference along with Jana Chaitanya Vedika members, Hari Prasad said he had done no wrong but just highlighted the flaws in the EVMs. Hari Prasad was arrested by the Mumbai police on the charges of stealing an EVM and was in police custody for eight days.
Denying that he had stolen the EVM, he said "someone came to me and asked me to show how an EV
Mr. Prasad has co-authored a page on Indian electronic voting machines with a researcher from the US and one from the Netherlands. He has claimed publicly that the EVMs used in the country are not tamper proof.
Anti-EVMs champion V Hari Prasad on Tuesday said he would continue his fight against the claims of the Election Commission of India (ECI) that the Electronic Voting Machines are tamper-proof.
Speaking at a media conference along with Jana Chaitanya Vedika members, Hari Prasad said he had done no wrong but just highlighted the flaws in the EVMs. Hari Prasad was arrested by the Mumbai police on the charges of stealing an EVM and was in police custody for eight days.
Denying that he had stolen the EVM, he said "someone came to me and asked me to show how an EV
2010-09-01 08:35:52