Daily Archives: June 8, 2007 »
Tesla Proven Right as Technology is Transmitted Wirelessly
By Mick Meaney RINF Alternative News Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Cambridge, US, have managed to light a 60-watt light bulb from an energy source seven feet away. They hope the
Read More »Bush and the CIA Cook Up Ways To Continue Torture
If the Bush administration forces the CIA to drop “tough” interrogation techniques like waterboarding, the agency will probably fall back on a brutal method that leaves no physical marks. By Mark Benjamin Salon According
Read More »Wall Street Journal’s Looking Glass World
By Stephen Lendman RINF Alternative News She’s at it again on the Journal’s editorial page in her June 4 article called “The Young and the Restless,” subtitled “Is this the beginning of the end
Read More »JFK airport plot ‘a US setup’
News24 Port Of Spain – The four suspects in an alleged terror plot to bomb a New York airport were set up in an elaborate plan by the US Republican party to retain hold
Read More »At least 285 English schools are fingerprinting children
By Mick Meaney RINF Alternative News Almost 300 English schools are now using fingerprinting technology on children, most without Government guidance or parental consent, a Liberal Democrat investigation has revealed. Only a quarter of
Read More »We Must Stand Against This “New World Order”; The Threat is Real
By Timothy V. Gatto All of us in this country are finally starting to realize that George W. Bush and his right wing, corporate controlled, allies with their grandiose view of military dominance but
Read More »World’s Largest Biometric Database Given Go-ahead
By Mick Meaney RINF Alternative News The European Parliament has backed proposals to set up a European Visa Information System (VIS) and create the world’s largest biometric database, holding 70 million sets of fingerprints.
Read More »Microchip Implants To Be Tested On Alzheimer’s Patients
By Mick Meaney RINF Alternative News 200 Alzheimer’s sufferers are to be implanted with highly controversial radio frequency identification chips (RFID), which significantly reduces personal privacy and taking into account the mentality of the
Read More »End secret detention, rights groups tell US
By Alex Spillius in Washington The Telegraph Dozens of prisoners who have disappeared after being detained by the CIA as part of the “war on terror” were named yesterday for the first time by
Read More »Watchdog says secret CIA jails hosted by Poland and Romania
By Jon Boyle and Kerstin Gehmlich PARIS (Reuters) – A European investigator says he has proof Poland and Romania hosted secret CIA prisons under a post-9/11 pact to hunt down “high value” terrorist suspects
Read More »Police over-using powers to stop and search
Reid seeks consensus on anti-terror measures By Nigel Morris, Home Affairs Correspondent The Independent Community relations could be put at risk because police are over-using powers to stop and search passers-by, the Government’s terror
Read More »Ex-Saudi envoy named in British scandal
An aerospace company reportedly placed up to $2 billion into accounts held by a key ally of the Bush administration. By Kim Murphy, Times Staff Writer June 8, 2007 LONDON — Prince Bandar bin
Read More »First CIA rendition trial opens
The first criminal trial over the CIA’s “extraordinary rendition” of terror suspects has opened in Italy. Twenty-six Americans and six Italians are accused of kidnapping an Egyptian terror suspect and sending him to Egypt,
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