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Your future is being decided today
Ward Harkavy Attention, planet Earth: Your future is being decided today at the annual Bilderberg Group conference. This year’s five-star resort site is the Klassis Hotel in Silivri, Turkey, 40 miles from Istanbul. Conspiracy
Read More »9/11 Health Toll Still Unknown
AMANDA GARDNER It was a disaster that defied all imagination. And now, more than five years after two jetliners plunged into New York City’s twin towers on Sept. 11, 2001, there is much experts
Read More »Billions in Aid, With No Accountability
Pakistan receives the most post-9/11 U.S. military funding, yet has failed to ferret out al Qaeda, Taliban leaders Sarah Fort The runaway winner of the post-9/11 race for new U.S. military aid dollars is
Read More »Rights group sues Boeing unit over CIA abductions
The American Civil Liberties Union today filed a federal lawsuit against Jeppesen Dataplan, Inc., a subsidiary of Boeing Company, on behalf of three victims of the United States government’s unlawful “extraordinary rendition” program. The
Read More »Terrorism Defined
Stephen Lendman Probably no word better defines or underscores the Bush presidency than “terrorism” even though his administration wasn’t the first to exploit this highly charged term. We use to explain what “they do
Read More »Lugovoy: MI6 involved in Russian spy’s death
Press Association The man accused of murdering former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko has claimed that the British security services were involved. Andrei Lugovoy, also a former spy, said he holds evidence that MI6 had
Read More »Authorities Build 7 Mile Fence Around G8 Summit
Police today shut off public access to the Baltic Sea resort of Heiligendamm, the venue for next week’s Group of Eight summit in Germany. Authorities have built a seven-mile fence around Heiligendamm at a
Read More »Congress doubtful about immunity for phone companies in NSA spying
Despite the Bush administration’s firm stance on granting immunity to telephone companies, Congress hopes to raise the issue again to find out exactly what the phone companies provided to the government, reports Ars Technica.
Read More »Political Assassinations, 9/11 & Media
*An Open Letter to Chris Matthews on: Political Assassinations, 9/11 and the Media* Kyle F. Hence Executive Producer, 9/11: Press for Truth http://www.911pressfortruth.com Dear Mr. Matthews, What has happened to you? On your Sunday
Read More »Airport-style metal detectors to be used in English schools
Schools in England have been given the legal right to search pupils who are suspected of carrying knives. The Department for Education and Skills will also give heads guidance on how to use airport-style
Read More »Government appeals ID card justification order
Mark Ballard The Office of Government Commerce has appealed against an order by the Information Tribunal that it must publish official documents that assess the justification for the government’s identity card scheme. Meanwhile, speculation
Read More »Watchdog says most UK CCTV cameras are illegal
Melanie Reid We are living in the surveillance age but 90 per cent of Britain’s 14.2 million closed-circuit television cameras may be failing to comply with the law. A new national advisory body for
Read More »Dutch pot shops to fingerprint customers
TOBY STERLING, Associated Press Writer AMSTERDAM, Netherlands – Coffee shops licensed to sell marijuana in the southern Dutch city of Maastricht will begin fingerprinting customers and scanning their IDs this summer to help prove
Read More »Wolfowitz, Kissinger attend Bilderberg meeting
The Bilderberg Group, which brings together people of influence from around the world, will begin its 2007 meeting in Turkey today. Bilderberg is an annual conference of the global elite, the location of which
Read More »Guantanamo Prisoner Commits Suicide
Jane Sutton in Miami A SAUDI Arabian prisoner died of an apparent suicide at the Guantanamo Bay naval base yesterday, the US military said “The detainee was found unresponsive and not breathing in his cell
Read More »Vancouver 9/11 Truth Conference
The Vancouver 9/11 Truth Society will be hosting a multi-speaker, international conference to expose the realities, myths, omissions and distortions of the official narrative of the events of September 11th, 2001, and the evidence
Read More »Al-Qaeda warns of attacks ‘worse than 9/11′
AN AMERICAN member of al-Qaeda warned in an Internet video that United States President George W Bush should withdraw all his troops from Muslim land or face attacks worse than September 11. Adam Gadahn,
Read More »Microsoft Unveils New Surface Computer
By JESSICA MINTZ AP Business Writer SEATTLE (AP) – Microsoft Corp. has taken the wraps off “Surface,” a coffee-table shaped computer that responds to touch and to special bar codes attached to everyday objects.
Read More »Anti-war group airs views, but Bush doesn’t see them
CAROLE HAWKINS President Bush came to Brunswick to talk about immigration, but anti-war protesters were determined to change the subject. The president spoke on the need for immigration reform during his visit to Brunswick’s
Read More »Talking CCTV Cameras Come To Manchester
There are around 4.2 million security cameras in Britain CCTV cameras that tell people off for committing anti-social behaviour have gone live in Greater Manchester. The “talking” cameras in Salford come complete with speakers
Read More »White House turns to veteran diplomat to head World Bank
- Robert Zoellick nominated as Wolfowitz successor - Choice of respected figure an attempt to mend fences Richard Adams and Conor Clarke in Washington Wednesday May 30, 2007 The Guardian File photo of
Read More »The case for ID cards is becoming desperate
Gordon Brown will stick with the identity cards scheme when he takes over at No10, it was claimed today. He appears to be warming to the £5billion project but will focus on its advantages
Read More »Human rights in Iraq: a case to answer
Revealed: How Lord Goldsmith advised Army chiefs to deny detainees ‘full’ legal protection By Robert Verkaik, Law Editor Published: 29 May 2007 The Attorney General, Lord Goldsmith, is facing accusations that he told the Army
Read More »The Real Big Brother Britain
A cross RINF/Defy-ID event looking at the harsh reality of how Great Britain has become an Orwellian nightmare, we also look at future plans for the nation and what you can do about it.
Read More »Medical Experiments Can Be Done Without Patient’s Consent
ROB STEIN, WASHINGTON POST – The federal government is undertaking the most ambitious set of studies ever mounted under a controversial arrangement that allows researchers to conduct some kinds of medical experiments without first
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