Nakednews.com- Tuesday June 26, 2012
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ES) Hey there Naked Newsers, welcome to the program with nothing to hide I_m Erica Stevens.VS) And I_m Victoria Sinclair. Our top story today takes us back to Syria, where tensions between the beleaguered country and Turkey are on the rise.ES) The Turkish government is outraged by the downing of one of its warplanes by Syrian forces last week, and on Tuesday the Turkish military made a dramatic change to its rules of engagement.VS) Here_s the latest.1. VS) Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan (reh-JEHP t-eye-YIHP ERR-doh-ahn) has issued a stern warning to Syrian forces operating near the Turkish-Syrian border. The country has altered its rules of engagement and will now treat any action by Syrian forces near the border as a potential military threat.ES) Erdogan harshly criticized Syria for shooting down the aircraft. According to the PM, the Turkish plane clearly posed no threat, and even if it did cross into Syrian airspace for a few seconds, there was no reason for Syria to attack. Meanwhile Turkey_s NATO allies have condemned the strike in the strongest possible terms, and are urging Syria to avoid similar incidents in the future.2. VS) Residents of the sunshine state will be getting everything BUT over the next couple of days. Weather experts say that Florida will get between 4 and 8 inches of rain on Tuesday and Wednesday, as Tropical Storm Debby crawls across the northeastern Gulf of Mexico. The storm has already flooded streets and ruined houses along the Florida panhandle. ES) As of Tuesday morning, the storm was centered some 85 miles from Cedar Key, Florida. The National Hurricane Center says that certain parts of the state could see as much as 25 inches of rain. Debby is packing sustained winds of 45 miles per hour, and has the potential to create a few tornadoes on her way across the state. 3. VS) In Washington, the US Supreme Court has shot down an appeal for it to re-assess its contentious Citizens United decision. The Court voted 5-4 against a review of whether individual states could limit corporate contributions of political campaigns. The case revolved around the state of Montana specifically, but had nationwide implications.ES) The 2010 Citizens United decision paved the way for the super PACs and massive corporate spending seen in recent election campaigns. According to the court, corporations have the same rights and freedoms as wealthy Americans, and should not be restricted in their support of political candidates. Now that the Supreme Court has ruled against a review, it is unlikely that the law will be repealed any time in the near future. A lot of mixed opinions about this one Vic.VS) That_s for sure. House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said the court had turned a blind eye to special interest money and political corruption.ES) And Republican leader Mitch McConnell called it an important victory for freedom of speech. Democrats and Republicans in disagreement? Who saw that one coming?VS) (chuckles) Who indeed. That_ll do it for your first look at the headlines, we_ll be right back.
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