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Reinventing A War Criminal
By Stephen Lendman RINF Alternative News Britain’s most despised and discredited man ended his 10 year reign June 27 when he stepped down from office transferring his ruling Labor Party’s leadership to successor Gordon
Read More »First genome transplant turns one species into another
· Research is aimed at producing green fuel · Critics warn of terrorists creating new bioweapons Ian Sample, science correspondent Friday June 29, 2007 The Guardian Photograph: Getty Images Scientists have converted an
Read More »New World Order denial: Just because the government can do these things, doesn’t mean that they actually do
Read More »The Guantanamo Whistleblowers
By Andy Worthington Jostling for media space in the last week–and largely losing out to spurious claims that Guantánamo is about to close–is the story of Lt. Col. Stephen Abraham, an army intelligence officer
Read More »How the media is rigging the 2008 election
By Sam Smith The national media is rigging the 2008 election. That it doesn’t realize this makes as little difference as the unconsciousness of a drunk driver or the upbringing of a prejudiced individual.
Read More »Israel Seems Determined to Dig its own Grave
By Patrick Seale What would it take to persuade Israel to rethink its attitude towards its Arab neighbours – and primarily towards the Palestinians? The Hamas victory in Gaza is surely a clear signal
Read More »Respectful Cameras?
By Brendan Borrell A camera developed by computer scientists at the University of California, Berkeley, would obscure, with an oval, the faces of people who appear on surveillance videos. These so-called respectful cameras, which
Read More »New US accusations against Iran
By Joe Kay A US military official leveled new accusations against Iran on Monday, asserting Iranian government involvement in a January, 2007 attack that killed five American soldiers in Iraq. The charges are the
Read More »Police hunted Glasgow suspect before attack
By Peter Graff Scottish police were investigating a man suspected of attacking Glasgow airport on Saturday even before the incident in which a fuel-laden jeep slammed into a terminal building. Police had been trying
Read More »Tax breaks for rich
HIGH-income earners have benefited the most under the Howard Government’s tax changes since 1996, research released yesterday by the ACTU shows. It says average workers have been ripped off, getting just $23 a week
Read More »“Every Citizen is a Reporter”
Daily Kos Meet some of the citizen reporters of OhmyNews, a South Korean venture that in 2000 became the first online newspaper in the world to accept, edit, and publish articles from its readers.
Read More »Bush ‘condones criminal conduct’: Democrats
TOP US Democrats condemned as “disgraceful” and a “betrayal” President George W. Bush’s decision today to commute the jail term of former senior White House aide Lewis “Scooter” Libby. “The President’s commutation of Scooter
Read More »MI5 ‘knew of plot in advance’
By Philip Johnston The internet was buzzing with claims yesterday that MI5 had prior intelligence on the London car bomb attack. The suggestion was fuelled by the fact that nightclubs were warned a few
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