In this week’s Int’l New York Times, I read about 1) Al-Qaeda’s continuing mischief; 2) the troubles in Afghanistan, Syria, Ukraine, South Sudan, Cambodia (huge antigovernment rally—tens of thousands, like our 70-80T Million March), Benghazi, South Sudan and Mexico (so near the US, so far from God); 3) a suicide bombing in a rail station in Volvograd, Russia (killing at least 15, raising fears for the Winter Olympics six week away in Sochi); 4) Wall St. and China’s “princelings”; 5) Henyang China’s Smokey Mountains; 6) the Bangladesh Rana Plaza Factory complex collapse last year, killing more than 1,100; 7) a trapped Australian icebreaker in Antartica, with about 70 people, being rescued in vain thus far by another Aussie vessel plus a manque Chinese one trying to help—in disasters, we are one; 8) a Beirut car bomb killing six; 9) China local government debt rising to $3 trillion; and 10) the weakening yen in Abenomics (and freed Russian Tycoon Khodorkovsky’s troubles).