Daily Archives: July 17, 2007 »
Bush Government to Poor Voters: We Don’t Want You to Vote
By Steven Rosenfeld The Justice Department is pressuring 10 states to purge their voter rolls, while states are ignoring laws to help low-income Americans register to vote. State welfare offices across the country are
Read More »Bush Administration hacks court bloggers
Ken Silverstein The Bush Administration has installed hacks across the federal bureaucracy, with Michael Brown, the man who helped destroy New Orleans while director of FEMA, as only the most notorious example. Now the
Read More »Police Report: Face Recognition CCTV Unreliable
By Mick Meaney RINF Alternative News New tests conducted by police yet again prove an increasing number of surveillance systems are unreliable. 200 people were enrolled to test CCTV face recognition software on three systems
Read More »Former Reagan Official: Bush May Stage False Flag Events To Reinstate Draft
“Would a government that has lied us into two wars and is working to lie us into an attack on Iran shrink from staging “terrorist” attacks in order to remove opposition to its agenda?”
Read More »DIY Anti-Satellite System
Spacewar Satellite tracking software freely available on the Internet and some textbook physics could be used by any organization that can get hold of an intermediate range rocket to mount an unsophisticated attack on
Read More »Poland to host US defence shield
The US president and his Polish counterpart have said parts of a missile defence system will be built in Poland despite Moscow’s objections. George Bush and Lech Kaczynski, meeting at the White House, said
Read More »Galloway facing suspension from Commons
Matthew Tempest and agencies Tuesday July 17, 2007 Guardian Unlimited George Galloway on July 15 2006. Photograph: Scott Barbour/Getty Images. George Galloway should be suspended from the Commons for 18 days, the standards
Read More »20.5M Decisions to Classify Documents
PETE YOST There were 20.5 million decisions to classify government secrets last year, and a report to the president found serious shortcomings in the process. The Information Security Oversight Office said more than 1
Read More »Russia says Britain has harmed anti-terror cooperation
Luke Harding in Moscow and Mark Tran Tuesday July 17, 2007 Guardian Unlimited Russia today accused Britain of seeking a political confrontation but stopped short of an immediate tit-for-tat expulsion of diplomats over the
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