Daily Archives: June 4, 2007 »
Calum Douglas on TalkSport Radio
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 »Taking liberties?
By Brian Wheeler Political reporter, BBC News People will only wake up to the destruction of their civil liberties when it is too late to do anything about it. Tony Blair was a ‘handy
Read More »Brown to seek longer detention without charge
Tania Branigan Monday June 4, 2007 The Guardian Gordon Brown insisted yesterday that he would not put civil liberties at risk despite signalling his determination to match Tony Blair’s hardline stance on countering terrorism
Read More »Former White House Deputy Communications Director Involved in Voter Suppression
Jon Ponder Big media is ignoring the story that former White House Deputy Communications Director — and former RNC Research Director — Tim Griffin resigned as the U.S. Attorney in Arkansas last week after
Read More »Detainees confess to spying: Iran
Iran Sunday said several US-Iranians detained on accusations linked to spying “have confessed” as it warned the united states not to interfere in their cases. “Regarding the espionage of some Iranians, we have had
Read More »Al-Qaeda-Bilderberg Connection?
FBI Linking Al-Qaeda Funds, Insider Trading Amongst Global Finance Elites and a Soured Texas Asset Buyout as Pakistani Prime Minister Under Investigation Aaron Dykes JonesReport Saturday June 2, 2007 As we reported yesterday, an
Read More »Neocons Wanted Confrontation With China As Well As Iraq
By Jeff Stein The same top Bush administration neoconservatives who leap-frogged Washington’s foreign policy establishment to topple Saddam Hussein nearly pulled off a similar coup in U.S.-China relations—creating the potential of a nuclear war
Read More »One-fifth of world’s surveillance focused on Brits
Peter Hinchliffe Are Brits sleepwalking into the nightmarish Big Brother world envisioned by Orwell? The British, who invented the spy novel, are now the most spied-upon citizens on earth. Four million cameras watch them
Read More »‘Super wardens’ go on patrol
Alan Salter PRIVATELY-employed `super wardens’ are to go on patrol in Greater Manchester wearing head-mounted video cameras. The 20 parking attendants, who work for NCP Services, will be the first in the country to
Read More »Does ‘The Decider’ Decide on War?
Patrick J. Buchanan Has Congress given George Bush a green light to attack Iran? For he is surely behaving as though it is his call alone. And evidence is mounting that we are on
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