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Woman sailor ‘confesses’ on Iranian TV
Sam Knight Iran has broadcast a film of the lone woman among 15 Royal Navy personnel seized in the Gulf last week, in which she says she “obviously trespassed” into Iranian territory. As the
Read More »The U.S. Terrorist Database
Bruce Schneier Interesting article about the terrorist database: Terrorist Identities Datamart Environment (TIDE). It’s huge: Ballooning from fewer than 100,000 files in 2003 to about 435,000, the growing database threatens to overwhelm the people
Read More »Pakistan intelligence staff killed
Armed men have attacked an army vehicle in a Pakistani tribal area, killing five members of the military’s spy agency, officials say. The attack on Tuesday happened in the Bajaur region bordering Afghanistan, where
Read More »OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF 9/11 FLIGHT CONTRADICTED BY GOVERNMENT’S OWN DATA
Pilots for 9/11 Truth, an international organization of pilots and aviation professionals, petitioned the National Transportation and Safety Board (NTSB) via the Freedom of Information Act to obtain their 2002 report, “Flight Path Study-American
Read More »Government Misconduct, Not Truthers, Most Insulting to 9/11 Heroes, Victims
Toxic air, abuse of recovery process and pothole scandal is the real disgrace Paul Joseph Watson A popular tactic to shut down debate on behalf of debunkers is to claim that asking questions about
Read More »Children to ‘face criminal checks’
All children could face compulsory checks to discover if they are at risk of turning into criminals, according to new plans announced by the Prime Minister. The controversial proposal would mean checks at important
Read More »Judge dismisses lawsuit against Rumsfeld
Former Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld cannot be tried on allegations of torture in overseas military prisons, a federal judge said Tuesday in a case he described as “lamentable.” U.S. District Judge Thomas F.
Read More »Public webcams, not CCTV, urged to avoid Big Brother society
Ian Sample Footage from surveillance cameras must be made freely available to the public if Britain is to avoid becoming a Big Brother state, researchers warned yesterday.Under the proposals, networks of CCTV cameras would
Read More »UK in ‘discreet talks’ with Iran
BBC The government is attempting to “discreetly” talk to the Iranians to secure the release of 15 Royal Navy personnel, Downing Street has said. Tony Blair’s spokesman said that if the talks were unsuccessful,
Read More »Binning ID Cards
Liverpool joins in national day of action against ID Cards Liverpool Defy ID A giant mock ID card in a bin proved to be an eye-catching symbol to draw the attention of lunchtime shoppers
Read More »BARCODE DEMO AT ID OFFICE
PROTESTERS dressed as barcoded robots to demonstrate against ID cards yesterday. Dozens of campaigners gathered at Edinburgh’s new passport interview centre to protest against plans to keep personal records on file. DavidMuxworthy, Edinburgh secretary
Read More »FBI Used Inaccurate Info to Get Surveillance Warrants
Luke O’Brien The FBI, already taking flak for the abuse of national security letters used to spy on Americans, admitted to The Washington Post today that its agents “repeatedly provided inaccurate information to win
Read More »RINF Film Screening: A World Without Cancer
13 APRIL, 7.30PM, GREGSON ARTS AND COMMUNITY CENTRE, LANCASTER On Friday, 13 April, 2007, local events organiser RINF.COM will hold a screening of A WORLD WITHOUT CANCER: THE STORY OF VITAMIN B17. The film
Read More »US Soldiers Shoot Unarmed Civilians
I ask readers to please forward this video to mainstream media outlets and to those in government demanding that action be taken to investigate this apparent murder of innocent Iraqi civilians. We can not
Read More »New documents expose White House lies
New documents expose White House, Justice Department lies in firing of US attorneys Barry Grey A new batch of email messages and other documents released Friday by the Justice Department to congressional investigators provide
Read More »American raid and arrests set scene for capture of marines
Patrick Cockburn At 3am on 11 January US military forces raided the Iranian liaison office in the Kurdish capital Arbil and detained five Iranian officials who are still prisoners. The attack marked a significant
Read More »Ex-Reagan official Stockman charged with fraud
David Stockman, a former top budget official in the Reagan White House, was charged Monday with overseeing a sweeping fraud at troubled a auto parts supplier he headed before it collapsed into bankruptcy. Stockman
Read More »Guantanamo hearing begins for Hicks
An Australian detainee at Guatanamo Bay in Cuba has become the first prisoner held at the US military base to face prosecution under revised US military tribunal rules. David Hicks, who has been held
Read More »RINF Film Screening: 9/11 Press For Truth
11 APRIL, 7:30PM, FRIENDS MEETING HOUSE, LANCASTER, FREE ADMISSION On Wednesday, 11 April, 2007, local events organisers will host a screening of 9/11 PRESS FOR TRUTH. The film will be screened at 7:30 p.m.
Read More »Iraq, PNAC, 911, Where do all the Roads Lead?
We know the war in Iraq was based on lies and we know where those lies came from and how the press has covered it up. We know those same people in the DOD
Read More »1,000 Pound Fines By ID Card Secret Police
JAMES SLACK A police force will be set up to issue £1,000 fines to anyone who fails to update their personal details on the Government’s new database, it has emerged. The unit, part of
Read More »Flight 77 – Black Box Data Analysis
Calum Douglas is an engineering student at Oxford Brookes University. An active 911 Truth researcher and lecturer, he is working with pilotsfor911truth.org. In a recent breakthrough using the ‘Freedom of Information’ act he has
Read More »Canadian Professor disputes official representation on 9/11
Paul Chen David Ray Griffin is widely recognized as one of the leading spokespersons of the 9/11 truth movement. This is by virtue of his previous four books on the subject. Professor Griffin and
Read More »Sailors admitted incursion – Iran
BBC Royal Navy personnel seized at gunpoint by Iran in the Gulf have admitted being in the country’s waters, an Iranian general has claimed. Gen Ali Reza Afshar told Iranian media the 15 personnel
Read More »FEMA was in New York the Night Before 9/11
In early 2001, at the start of Mr. Bush’s presidency, his Government’s Federal Emergency Management Agency (Fema) warned that a hurricane hitting New Orleans would be the deadliest of the three most likely catastrophes
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