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URUMQI: China said on Monday at least 140 people were killed in rioting by Muslim Uighurs in its restive Xinjiang region in the deadliest ethnic unrest reported in the country for decades. The violence in the regional capital Urumqi on Sunday involved thousands of people, and the official Xinhua news agency said the death toll was likely to rise. More than 800 other people were injured in the rampage, it added. 'Death toll in Xinjiang riot rises to 140, still climbing,' Xinhua reported in its latest dispatch, after initially saying only three had died. The news agency, citing local government officials, said 'several hundred' people had already been arrested for involvement in the violence. Dramatic footage broadcast by the state-run CCTV network showed men turning over a police car and smashing its windows, a woman being kicked as she lay on the ground, and buses and other vehicles aflame. 'All shop owners in the street are very scared,' one Han Chinese bar own...

Brzezinski ' s Fear for the USA Making an appearance on the Morning Joe television show, the Rockefeller globalist Zbigniew Brzezinski said it is high time the rich who have made billions since the days of the Clinton administration help out the poor and struggling masses. Said Brzezinski: Where is the monied class today? Why aren't they doing something: the people who made billions, millions. I'm sort of thinking of Paulson, of Rubin. Why don't they get together, and why don't they organize a National Solidarity Fund in which they call on all of those who made these extraordinary amounts of money to kick some back in to [a] National Solidarity Fund? Brzezinski almost looked grandfatherly as he said this (see video). He almost came off as a good-natured humanitarian… almost. It all sounded good, if implausible — that is until Brzezinski reached the end of his carefully crafted diatribe: And if we don't get some sort of voluntary National Solidarity Fund, at some...