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TRNN This Week November 25 - November 30 December 7, 2012 Turkish Objectives in Syria Baris Karaagac: Turkish leadership dreams of a new Ottoman empire and looks to control the Kurds Go to story | Go to homepage Is Susan Rice "Bad for Congo" Kambale Musavuli: Susan Rice's record on Africa suggests as Secretary of State, she would side with dictators and US allies Rwanda and Uganda against the people of Congo Go to story | Go to homepage Finance Rules at Doha UN Climate Summit Janet Redman: UN conference reflects lack of urgency from developed countries and focus on private finance Go to story | Go to homepage The Bottom Line - Housing How out-of-control finance led to the housing crisis (and what to do about it). Go to story | Go to homepage The Promise What you have been seeing on TRNN is just a taste of what's to come; we need your support now view The Occupy Movement With Future Imperiled, Youth Activists Demand Urgent Action at UN Climate Summit in Doha Deadly Clashes in Cairo, Egypt Faces Largest Political Crises Since Revolution Began Fast food workers hit the streets to fight for a living wage After Durban Speech, Student Banned by UN Clashes outside Egypt's presidential palace Best of the web Afghan spy chief wounded in Kabul attack Washington Celebrate as Marijuana Becomes Legal White House rejects Republican fical offer Good grief! A clinical diagnosis of Republicans who can't deal with losing Robert Reich: Understanding the Fiscal Cliff Political Humor The Twelve Days of Cliffmas Too Embarrassing For Fox News Jon Stewart: Raising taxes on the rich The Colbert Report: Sir Ian McKellen The World's Most Powerful Psychopaths Global Warning Tensions mount as UN climate talks near end Drought wipes out Brazil cattle ranches Obama Urged to Match Climate Rhetoric to Action Sperm counts drop in France Fossil Fuel Subsidies Five Times Greater Than Climate Aid Make www.therealnews.com your homepage and see the latest stories as soon as they're posted. Like us on Facebook and share our stories there. You received this message because you or someone using this email address requested it via a form at therealnews.com or via some other communication with The Real News Network. If you do not want to receive further updates from us, unsubscribe here.