Yet again, here's another story of a corrupt London banker. A banker, John Hourican, who had caused his bank to get fined $500 million, is demanding that British taxpayers give him a $250 million annual Christmas bonus, and is filing paperwork to charge taxpayers with late-payment fees.

Egypt army chief has just warned that a 'state collapse' stands as imminent amidst a crisis.

According to the BBC News, "General Abdul Fattah al-Sisi, in comments posted on the military's Facebook page, said such a collapse could 'threaten future generations.'"

BEIJING:  Local governments in China are earning a notorious reputation for racking up major debts and failing to deliver on debt repayments. The problem has gotten so severe that Beijing was forced to roll over substantial portions of local debts.

The White House has recently launched a recruitment drive to hire so-called medical experts that would decide who gets to live or die under the Obama Healthcare Act. The marketing campaign intends to utilize Orwellian doublespeak to boost recruitment. The death panelists would be called 'Independent Payment Advisory Board,' and its public relations slogan: "reduce Medicare doctors' reimbursements."

Apparently, if you believe that Fox News is "fair and balanced" or leans to the right, then just take a look at how business executives of Fox News gave generous donations to President Barack Obama's re-election campaign and their attempts to overthrow GOP control of Congress.

Sen. Bob Menendez (D.-N.J.) faces allegations that he had sex with underage prostitutes, while taking numerous research trips to the Dominican Republic. Perhaps, Sen. Menendez was researching the impact of how underage girls are impacted by human trafficking by victimizing them as well.

Beijing: The Chinese government had announced a bold strategy to tackle pollution and excessive energy consumption. The news comes is welcomed relief for urban citizens contending with pollution that has plagued their daily lives. Nevertheless, lessening pollution and reducing energy consumption is not so simple.

U.S. Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee (D.-Tx.) seeks to overthrow democracy and declare herself the Queen of the U.S.A. as she had informed her staff. She had been quoted as telling her aides, "I'm a queen and I deserve to be treated like one."

Eco-activists and wealthy environmentalists have pledged to stop sending their donations to the Democrat Party, unless President Barack Obama shuts down construction of TransCanada's Keystone Pipleine in the U.S.

I'm just speculating, but due to the current political and diplomatic climate in Asia, it may be a moment when the North Korean regime will ignite another unexpected and disturbing geo-political incident.