Daily Archives: May 23, 2007 »
Separating Facts from Fiction – Why the Official Account of 9/11 is contradicted by genuine Scientific Research
with Gordon Ross and Calum Douglas 7.00pm on Friday 8th June at The Mahatma Gandhi Hall, Indian YMCA, 41 Fitzroy Square, London W1 (nearest tube Warren St or Great Portland St). Admission Free We
Read More »Forty Years of Occupation
Stephen Lendman This June will mark an anniversary that will live in infamy for the people affected by the event it commemorates following a far greater one 19 years earlier on May 14, 1948.
Read More »David Hicks’ trial was a political fix by two governments
Tim McCormack NOW that David Hicks is back in Australia to serve out the rest of his sentence at Yatala, it is opportune to reflect on the implications of his “trial” for the future
Read More »Our oceans are turning into plastic
Susan Casey, Photographs by Gregg Segal A vast swath of the Pacific, twice the size of Texas, is full of a plastic stew that is entering the food chain. Scientists say these toxins are causing
Read More »Bush Authorizes New Covert Action Against Iran
Brian Ross and Richard Esposito The CIA has received secret presidential approval to mount a covert “black” operation to destabilize the Iranian government, current and former officials in the intelligence community tell the Blotter
Read More »Joke That’ll Get You Arrested
Via Bruce Schneier 1. Quietly and calmly open up your laptop case. 2. Remove your laptop. 3. Boot it. 4. Make sure the person who won’t leave you alone can see the screen. 5.
Read More »Insurers, builders settle WTC case for $2 billion
AMY WESTFELDT The builders of the World Trade Center site and seven insurers have reached a $2 billion settlement that ends all outstanding legal battles over its multibillion-dollar policy, state officials said today. Gov.
Read More »U.S. Government Gave Airtime to Terrorists, Official Admits
Justin Rood Al Hurra television, the U.S. government’s $63 million-a-year effort at public diplomacy broadcasting in the Middle East, is run by executives and officials who cannot speak Arabic, according to a senior official
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