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More Republicans Ditch Bush On Iraq War
RTT News Two more Republican senators, who had supported President Bush’s Iraq war, have announced that they could no longer support the war and have called on him to plan for the withdrawal of
Read More »Airport fingerprint program expanding
CONSTANT BRAND Associated Press A program being launched at 10 U.S. airports this year will expand existing identification checks for visitors, including requiring 10 digital fingerprints, but still operate under strict privacy rules, a
Read More »Storing medical info under your skin
Doctors could soon be storing essential medical information under the skin of their patients, the American Medical Association says. Devices the size of a grain of rice that are implanted with a needle could
Read More »Trove of F.B.I. Files on Lawyers Guild Shows Scope of Secret Surveillance
COLIN MOYNIHAN One entry, dated April 14, 1954, was about I. F. Stone, who was described as being a writer from New York. Mr. Stone, it was noted, condemned Senator Joseph R. McCarthy’s “persecution
Read More »Former official gets 10 months in Abramoff case
By Andy Sullivan A high-ranking Bush administration official was sentenced to 10 months in prison on Tuesday for lying to Congress as it investigated a bribery scandal centered on lobbyist Jack Abramoff. Steven Griles,
Read More »Reviewing Linda McQuaig’s “Holding the Bully’s Coat”
By Stephen Lendman RINF Alternative News Linda McQuaig is a prominent, award-winning Canadian journalist, sadly less well known in the US because she writes about her own country. She was a national reporter for
Read More »Tony Blair’s final press appearance – and Arnie came too
By Tomos Livingstone IC Wales TONY Blair spent his last day in power with Californian Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. Political Editor Tomos Livingstone went to say hasta la vista, Tony. Blair and Arnie’s get-together on
Read More »Big Brother Insanity: Cameras Watching Cameras
By Mick Meaney RINF Alternative News The surveillance society is not just content to watch all of us, everywhere we go, but is now considering the monitoring of its own cameras, as members of the general
Read More »NATO probes Afghan detainee ‘abuse’
AFP The NATO-led force in Afghanistan on Monday said it was investigating a report that US and Afghan soldiers tied a detainee to a military vehicle and threatened to drag him across a road.
Read More »Iran says US source of Iraq crisis
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the Iranian supreme leader, has told Jalal Talabani, the visiting Iraqi president, that the United States is the main source of insecurity in Iraq. “The main elements of insecurity in Iraq
Read More »CIA conspired with mafia to kill Castro
· Agency publishes secret documents detailing plot · 702 pages reveal illegal activities up to 1973 Simon Tisdall in Washington Wednesday June 27, 2007 The Guardian The CIA conspired with a Chicago gangster described
Read More »US Justice Department to probe BAE Saudi deals
David Robertson and Tom Baldwin The Times The British and United States governments are on a diplomatic collision course after the US Department of Justice (DoJ) decided to initiate a formal investigation into allegations
Read More »US armed forces used torture ‘systematically’
UPI The US armed forces have been using torture indiscriminately, a human rights group charged Monday. “Moreover, more than 100,000 pages of government documents released in response to [an] American Civil Liberties Union [ACLU]
Read More »Poland sees expansion in Russian spying network
Poland has accused Russia of building up a covert network of agents, the country’s military intelligence chief said Tuesday.Antoni Macierewicz said Poland has not seen as many Russian spies since the Cold War era.
Read More »William Rodriguez
William Rodriguez THURSDAY JULY 5TH – VICTORIA HALL – GRANGE OVER SANDS 7:30pm Free Admission
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