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Sellafield organ removal inquiry launched
An official inquiry has been launched to investigate claims that body parts were removed from 65 deceased Sellafield workers, Alistair Darling, the Trade and Industry Secretary, announced. The Prospect union claims vital organs of
Read More »Italy Tries US Soldier For Iraq Murder
A US soldier is being tried in absentia by an Italian court for the murder of Nicola Calipari, the intelligence agent who died on the road to Baghdad Airport shortly after securing the release
Read More »Report: France warned CIA of 9-11 plot
France’s foreign intelligence service learned as early as January 2001 that al-Qaida was preparing a hijacking plot likely to involve a U.S. airplane, former intelligence officials said Monday, confirming a report that also said
Read More »Photos of ‘tortured’ Iraqi’s corpse released
Photographs showing the severe beating suffered by an Iraqi civilian who died in British custody were released today as the House of Lords begins a hearing into whether human rights law should apply to
Read More »US university shooting kills 33
BBC A US shooting rampage at the Virginia Tech university A US shooting rampage at the Virginia Tech university has left 33 people, including a suspected gunman, dead. There were two incidents two
Read More »Robotic PsyOps
Peter La Franchi Aerovironment has confirmed that the US Special Operations Command-sponsored Global Observer joint capability technology demonstration (JCTD) programme using the company’s Global Observer hydrogen-powered UAV will include assessment of psychological operations roles for
Read More »Look who’s talking: Britain’s ‘Big Brother’
Britain is turning to talking cameras to curb anti-social behavior. But more police and better street lighting may do more to stop crime. Ronan Thomas London – In “1984,” British writer George Orwell envisaged
Read More »Britain must stop acting like an emperor
George Monbiot The disease that afflicts all British governments is an inability to let go. Unable to accept the end of empire, they cling to past glories. However much they speak of modernity and
Read More »Bush administration pushes for expansion and deepening of police state
Larry Chin The George W. Bush administration seized the White House in 2000 by way of an openly stolen election, then cemented its criminal power into place with the unprecedented 9/11 mass murder, and
Read More »Ecuador Votes For Revolutionary Change
Stephen Lendman Ecuadorean President Raphael Correa took office January 15 promising his people progressive, revolutionary social and economic change unlike anything this country of mostly impoverished people ever had before under its right wing
Read More »MI5 to track “extremists” like sex offenders
Michael Evans MI5 is adopting tactics used by the police to keep tabs on paedophiles and other sex offenders to monitor the activities of known or suspected Islamic extremists, The Times has learnt. The
Read More »A 9/11 “Smoking Gun” Hidden In Plain Sight
Joseph Smith Let’s face it, if the 9/11 attacks were “legitimate”, they would have been accompanied by “legitimate” statements and claims of responsibility. You don’t pull off the most spectacular “terrorist” attack in history,
Read More »Divided Iraq has two spy agencies
Shiite officials wary of the CIA-funded, Sunni-led official intelligence service have set up a parallel organization. Ned Parker Suspicious of Iraq’s CIA-funded national intelligence agency, members of the Iraqi government have erected a “shadow”
Read More »U.S. Government Contractor Injects Malicious Software into Critical Military Computers
Via Bruce Schneier This is just a frightening story. Basically, a contractor with a top secret security clearance was able to inject malicious code and sabotage computers used to track Navy submarines. Yeah, it
Read More »Britain’s fight against drugs ‘a total failure’
Devastating report reveals soaring use among the young Denis Campbell and Anushka Asthana The Observer Government attempts to persuade thousands of young people to stay away from drugs have failed and done nothing to
Read More »EV-1 : Who Killed The Electric Car ? OPEC ? US Govt ?
The question that is playing on all our minds, who killed the electric car in the US ? A proven technology that weens us off fossil fuels and in some ways performs better than
Read More »Chavez calls 9/11 gift for Bush
Venezuelan President has labeled 9/11 attacks on US as “a gift for Bush,” saying it enabled the US government to wage wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. Hugo Chavez made the statement during a news
Read More »Bush asks Congress to alter 1978 eavesdropping law
David Morgan The Bush administration asked Congress on Friday to expand the number of people it can subject to electronic surveillance in the United States. The request was contained in a proposed bill authored
Read More »Brain Chips for You and Your Entire Family
[By the year 2025:] “The civilian populace will likely accept an implanted microscopic chips that allow military members to defend vital national interests.” –from Chapter 4 of “Information Operations: A New War-Fighting Capability,” contained
Read More »U.S. Holds 18,000 Detainees in Iraq
Recent Security Crackdown in Baghdad Nets Another 1,000 Walter Pincus In the past month, as a new security crackdown in Baghdad began, U.S. forces arrested another 1,000 Iraqis, bringing to 18,000 the number of
Read More »April 2007: The deadliest month of the Iraq occupation
We’re more than a third of the way through April now, and I haven’t seen this actually reported in the media anywhere, but unfortunately this has been the deadliest month for the U.S.-led coalition
Read More »Tyranny in the USA
The true history of FDA raids on healers, vitamin shops and supplement companies Mike Adams Here’s a brief overview of some of the campaigns of terror the FDA has initiated against natural healers, nutritional
Read More »Wolfowitz fights for job after memo
Gary Duncan Paul Wolfowitz, the President of the World Bank, was fighting for his job yesterday after being forced to make an humiliating apology for ordering a huge pay rise and a promotion for
Read More »US soldiers to stay longer in Iraq
The Pentagon has said that US soldiers will serve up to 15 months in Iraq and Afghanistan instead of one year, showing more signs of the strain the wars have taken on the military.
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