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Wiretapping Subpoenas Lead to Constitutional Shutdown
By Ryan Singel Dems want to know more about the NSA’s secret warrantless eavesdropping on Americans. They drop a subpoena on Attorney General Alberto Gonzales and President Bush. Both claim the documents are protected
Read More »Report: Surveillance a Threat to Fundamental Rights
By Mick Meaney RINF Alternative News A new report from the Council of European Commission for Democracy has warned the widespread use of public surveillance is a threat to our “fundamental rights”. The Venice Commission
Read More »Toxic chemical found in fake tubes of toothpaste
By David Rose Traces of a toxic chemical have been found in contaminated counterfeit toothpaste. The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) issued an alert yesterday concerning tubes tainted with diethylene glycol. It
Read More »Sneak Attack On America – New World Order Style
Breakingwire Hidden History When Geraldo Rivera was at ABC News, 20/20 back in the 70′s he interviewed some people that went to a land development in northwest Arkansas, called Holiday Island Suburban Improvement District
Read More »911 and the British Broadcasting Conspiracy DVD on sale now
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Read More »French police officer kills children and colleague
AP A police officer killed his two children and a superior Friday before turning his gun on himself at his suburban Paris station, an official said. The killings occurred about 12.15 p.m. (1015 GMT)
Read More »15 Congress Members for Impeachment
By David SwansonCongressman Sam Farr (D., Calif.) is the latest member of Congress to respond to intense pressure from his constituents and co-sponsor H Res 333, articles of impeachment against Vice President Dick Cheney.
Read More »FBI Employees Face Criminal Probe Over Patriot Act Abuse
By Ryan Singel FBI personnel who used misleading emergency letters to acquire thousands of Americans’ phone records are the subject of a criminal investigation, top bureau officials told civil liberties groups Monday. The unprecedented
Read More »US House votes for troop pullout
The United States House of Representatives has voted in favour of pulling most combat troops out of Iraq by April next year. The legislation calls for the Pentagon to begin withdrawing combat troops within
Read More »Iraq civilian deaths down but political reforms stalled, says White House
Mark Tran Thursday July 12, 2007 Guardian Unlimited US and Iraqi soldiers stand on a street during a dawn raid on suspected al-Qaida members in Baquba, 35 miles north-east of Baghdad. Photograph: AP The
Read More »Music Master, Anti-Fascist: Remembering the Maestro
By Stephen Lendman RINF Alternative News The term maestro means a “master” or “teacher” in Italian, Spanish and Portuguese. In English it refers to a distinguished musician or noted figure in any artistic field.
Read More »‘No proof’ against Australia doctor
Australian police have reportedly found no evidence to charge an Indian doctor who has been held without charge for 11 days on suspicion of connection to atttempted UK bomb attacks.However, officials still believe Muhammad
Read More »White House admits CIA leak
Agencies The US president has publicly acknowledged that someone in his administration leaked the identity of Valerie Plame, an undercover CIA operative. Answering questions at a press conference on Thursday, George Bush would not,
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