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Iraq Inquiry Reject By British Parliament
Thomas Wagner The Associated Press The House of Commons on Monday rejected a motion by the opposition Conservative Party calling for a formal inquiry into the British government’s decision to go to war in
Read More »Police shoot and kill woman
David Batty and agencies Guardian Unlimited Police today shot and killed a 37-year-old woman in Sevenoaks, Kent, after reports that she was carrying a gun.The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) said the fatal shooting
Read More »Nicaragua leader calls for a New World Order
Reuters Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega, who wants more aid from the United States, called on Sunday for a new world order to replace “capitalism and imperialism”, at the start of a trip to arch
Read More »Lies, Damn Lies, and Lies that Unleash Hell
By Jason Miller RINF Alternative News Each day untold millions of US Americans unwittingly immerse themselves in an intellectual, social, cultural, economic, political and spiritual cesspool so rancid and toxic that even microbes with
Read More »MI5 Phone Taps Cannot Be Used As Evidence
Philip Johnston It stands to reason, doesn’t it? MI5 has got all this evidence against terrorists taken from tapping their phones, so if it could be used in court, which it can’t, dozens of
Read More »Powell: Close Guantanamo
Ninemsn Former US Secretary of State Colin Powell said on Sunday the military prison at Guantanamo Bay for foreign terrorism suspects should be immediately closed and its inmates moved to the United States. Powell,
Read More »Freedom of Information act stalled
Charles N. Davis Rutland Herald Congress, apparently content to explore ever new depths in public disapproval, is on the verge of having a single member derail the most meaningful reform in years of the
Read More »Mark Thomas: Laws have chilling effect on activism
By Mick Meaney RINF Alternative News British comedian and political activist, Mark Thomas, made stark a warning at the annual conference of the GMB union in Brighton, last week, about a draconian British law prohibiting
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