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UK Agencies Deny Evidence of Widespread Illegal Aerosol Operations
RINF Alternative News Derbyshire, UK – Following the submission of a report, backed by over 20 signatories from diverse backgrounds, detailing widespread illegal and unacknowledged aerosol spraying from aircraft, UK agencies have ignored or
Read More »Cannabis laws set to be reviewed
Laws making possession of cannabis a largely non-arrestable offence could be reversed, Gordon Brown has said. The prime minister told MPs a consultation on reclassifying cannabis will be launched next week as part of
Read More »Flight 77 – The Flight Data Recorder Investigation + WTC Collapse DVD
Only from RINF Pre-order your copy today for only $19.95 This new DVD with Calum Douglas presents a recent breakthrough for 9/11 truth. Using the “Freedom of Information” act he has gained access to
Read More »Hunt For Life On Mars Goes Underground In New NASA Mission
By Jean-Louis Santini The hunt for evidence of life on Mars will go underground next year when a NASA probe digs beneath the surface of the red planet’s arctic northern plains, US scientists revealed
Read More »An insight into the White House debate over military action against Iran
By Peter Symonds The British-based Guardian has provided a fresh glimpse into the fierce debate raging inside the Bush administration over taking aggressive military measures against Iran. In an article on Monday based on
Read More »Confessions Of The Neo-Cons
By Steve Watson Infowars.net A recent exposé in the London Independent, when stripped of its heavily lefty leaning bias, has provided a stark picture of neocon worshippers in America today as a bunch of
Read More »Fox guest claims CIA ‘sabotaging our own War on Terror’
By David Edwards and Muriel Kane Fox News on Tuesday interviewed veteran Pentagon reporter Rowan Scarborough about his “startling allegation” that “elements within the CIA are sabotaging our own War on Terror.” Scarborough, a
Read More »Row over police use of cameras criticised
Nigel Morris Moves to allow police to monitor live the journeys of car drivers via 1,500 congestion-charge cameras in London have proved divisive in the Cabinet and provoked immediate criticism. A confidential memo to
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