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Journalists lawsuit against Yahoo! grows
Jailed Chinese reporter Shi Tao seeks compensation from major U.S. Internet company for identifying him to the government By Melissa Wang AsiaMedia Staff Writer Shi Tao, a jailed Chinese reporter and poet, has joined
Read More »Life on Mars? Scientists say probably long ago
Scientists now say that an ocean several miles deep once covered a third of the surface of the planet, enough water to support the origin and evolution of life. The red planet, they said,
Read More »Pentagon Propaganda: Iran arming Taliban
By Mick Meaney RINF Alternative News The Bush administration are at it again, making wild accusations in their ‘propaganda war’ against Iran. The latest claim was made by U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates, who alleges
Read More »We’re all Winston Smith now
Tony Blair has turned Britain into a land where we are all prisoners Chris Atkins The Daily Mail Even George Orwell would be shocked. He described the sinister machinations of a totalitarian police state
Read More »Orwell was an optimist
Gold Stream Gazette Should we track our young children by Global Positioning System for their own safety, with microchips locked on the wrist or implanted under the skin? Seventy-five per cent of British parents
Read More »FBI Audit finds widespread Abuse in Data Collection
An internal FBI audit has found the agency violated rules more than 1,000 times while collecting data on domestic phone calls, e-mails and financial transactions in recent years, The Washington Post reported on Thursday.
Read More »The 9/11 Solution – The big clue everybody missed
Brass check TV Two major 9/11 anomalies have been thoroughly documented, specifically: 1) The stand down of US air defense on the morning of 9/11 that permitted commercial jet aircraft to fly erratically and
Read More »Secret Surveillance Evidence Unsealed in AT&T Spying Case
Whistleblower Declaration and Other Key Documents Released to Public EFF San Francisco – More documents detailing secret government surveillance of AT&T’s Internet traffic have been released to the public as part of the Electronic
Read More »Freemasons decry secrecy ‘myths’
Society’s leaders discuss future of fraternal order in post-communist era By Lisa Nuch Venbrux The Prague Post From beneath the sloping roof of an ornate building in Old Town, a single eye watches Karmelitská
Read More »BAE unaware of ‘planned US probe’
BBC A BAE Systems spokesman has told the BBC it is “not aware of any proposed criminal inquiry” in the US. The UK defence group’s comments came after the Guardian newspaper said the US
Read More »DU expert to address Conference
DU expert Leuren Moret to address Vancouver 9/11 Truth Conference on depleted uranium Leuren Moret, expert witness at the 2004 Tokyo International Tribunal for War Crimes in Afghanistan and former Environmental Commissioner of the
Read More »FBI ‘broke rules’ on data collection
The Sydney Morning Herald An internal FBI audit has found the agency reportedly violated rules more than 1,000 times while collecting data on domestic phone calls, emails and financial transactions in recent years. The
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