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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
Read More »Israel knew Six Day War was illegal, Secret Memo Reveals
Donald Macintyre A senior legal official who secretly warned the government of Israel after the Six Day War of 1967 that it would be illegal to build Jewish settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories
Read More »Iran Charges 3 Americans With Spying
U.S. academic Haleh Esfandiari and two other Iranian-Americans have been “formally charged” with endangering national security and espionage, Iran’s judiciary spokesman said Tuesday. “Esfandiari has been formally charged with endangering national security through propaganda
Read More »CIA keeps an eye on stock markets: ‘War against terror’
Masood Haider The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) is regularly briefing the US Securities and Exchange Commission (which oversees American stock and other capital markets) about activities of terrorists and other criminals in the global
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