Canadian ship has no connection to this story (video)

58 seconds in the video, a Canadian warship 280 flying a Canadian flag which has no connection to the story.

The Canadian warship 280 is the HMCS IROQUOIS (DDG280)
It has been in service since 1972

 Canada - HMCS IROQUOIS (DDG280)

More:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMCS_Iroquois_(DDG_280)

2011 hottest year in France since 1900

Hmm... what was going on 111 years ago to make France just as hot as today? Attention global warming alarmists, your lies suck!

Sweden's 'warmest December in 250 years'

"Sweden is experiencing one of its warmest Decembers on record, according to meteorologists, as record high temperatures have spawned signs of spring in the middle of winter."

Broke a record from 250 years ago? What a joke for those having to pay carbon taxes today. No cars, rail, airplanes and a smaller world population in those days... yet it was just as hot 250 YEARS AGO!

Say NO to global warming alarmists. They are liars!

(U.K.) Hands off our greedy bankers: It's the right of every Englishman to have his country robbed blind by the banks

"So, just like in 1940, we stand alone, and hopefully at every bus stop, you'll hear the plucky British saying: "Blooming Krauts, who do they think they are telling us our bankers aren't allowed to rob us blind? That's the right of every Englishman, to have his country robbed blind by bankers. Now Frau Merkel wants to make them only rob me nine-tenths blind until they get themselves straight. Well, we fought off the Luftwaffe, so we'll see off this lot an' all.""

Japan megaquake shifted gravity satellite orbits

"The Tōhoku earthquake that rattled Japan on 11 March changed Earth's gravitational field enough to affect the orbits of satellites. The satellites' altered courses suggest that the earthquake was stronger and deeper than instruments on Earth indicated."

Eurozone crisis poses military risk, warns defence chief General Sir David Richards

"Defence chiefs are drawing up plans to cope with the potential military fallout from the eurozone crisis..."

"Senior ministers are increasingly convinced that the break-up of the single currency is a real possibility. Economists suggest that the failure of the euro could cause EU economies, including Britain’s, to shrink by up to eight per cent."

CANADA: Civil service pensions too rich to sustain

"But it is how the Greek government initially tried to bridge the gap between its revenues and expenditures that set off the riots in the first place: It wanted to scale back public pensions, among other cost-saving measures. Enraged public servants took to the streets and then took to smashing shop windows and setting cars on fire.

Canada could be headed in the same direction, if a new report from the C.D. Howe Institute is correct. Canadian civil service pensions are simply too rich to be sustainable over the long-haul, but Ottawa is making no effort to scale back the retirement promises it is making to federal workers."