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US has spent over $600 billion on wars since 9/11
By Xinhua The US has spent $610 billion on the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and on protecting its bases worldwide since the Sep 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, a report released by the Congressional
Read More »Real 9/11 Heroes Speak Out Against Rudy
New York City firefighters are out to set the record straight on Rudy Giuliani’s 9/11 legacy. By Ari Paul It’s been nearly six years since the 9/11 attacks and six months since former New
Read More »Britain not sharing info from terror probe: Interpol chief
The head of Interpol today said that Britain’s anti-terrorist efforts are “in the wrong century,” pointing out that authorities in London had not shared any information from the investigation of three failed car bomb
Read More »Four guilty of plotting July 21 suicide attacks on London transport system
By Cahal Milmo and Kim Sengupta Four members of an Islamist terrorist cell have been found guilty of plotting the 21 July suicide bombings of London’s transport system using devices made from hair bleach
Read More »Bush Denies Congress Access to Aides
By LAURIE KELLMAN President Bush directed former aides to defy congressional subpoenas on Monday, claiming executive privilege and prodding lawmakers closer to their first contempt citations against administration officials since Ronald Reagan was president.
Read More »White House ‘debating Iraq pullout’
Senior US officials have begun debating whether George Bush, the US president, should announce his intention to withdraw US troops from Iraq.The New York Times reported that Bush had originally been mulling over a
Read More »9/11 Truth Activists Strike Motorway Lorry
By Mick Meaney RINF Alternative News On the northbound M6 motorway, between Preston and Lancaster, 9/11 truth activists engaged in some hardcore guerilla activism by ‘branding’ a motorway advert lorry with a 9/11 truth web
Read More »Liberties lost
Baltimore Sun Besides all his other gifts, Thomas Jefferson appears to have been prophetic. -In his first presidential inaugural address in 1801, he ticked off a long list of essential principles of government, featuring
Read More »‘Use children as medicine guinea pigs’
Children should be used as guinea pigs in clinical research to speed up medical breakthroughs and improve treatment for them, a leading expert says. About 40 per cent of medicines prescribed to children have
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