• “I Helped MI5. My Reward: Brutality and Prison”

  By David Rose When Bisher al-Rawi agreed to work for the British government, he thought he was doing the right thing. He...

   

• Yesterday – a plan to Whitewash; Today – Monsanto nailed for Bribery

  By Trevor Wells Farmers Legal Action Group-South Africa The industry front Biotechnology Industry Organisation (BIO), on...

   

• Pupil fingerprinting in schools is unnecessary, intrusive and insecure

  Liberal Democrats Lib Dem Shadow Minister for Schools Greg Mulholland leads a House of Commons adjournment debate on use...

   

• We’re still in denial about 9/11 and ongoing Bush/Republican Treason

  By W. Christopher Epler (Bill) We’re still in denial about 9/11 and ongoing Bush/Republican Treason. The evidence...

   

• Producer of 9/11 conspiracy film arrested

  By RYAN LENZ A film producer and veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan who backed a movie about alleged conspiracy theories behind...

   

• Astronauts ‘drunk during missions’

  By Virginie Montet  THE US space agency faced a full-blown crisis today as US politicians promised to probe how NASA allowed...

   

• U.S. Reportedly Planning $20B Saudi Arms Deal

  Forbes The Bush administration is preparing a $20 billion arms deal with Saudi Arabia as part of a strategy for countering...

   

• Lies, scams and threats – banks are condemned

  GraÍnne Gilmore and Elizabeth Colman Britain’s banks and building societies have lied to and threatened customers who...

   

• She rips cops, then gets raided

  BY KATE N. GROSSMAN Four days after a CHA resident was quoted in the Chicago Sun-Times complaining about the police, her...

   

• Congress delivers blow to Bush’s European missile project by slashing funding

  · Bipartisan committee cuts overall defence spending · President may be reluctant to use legislative veto Ewen MacAskill...

   

• Biometrics Slammed by UK’s Largest Visa and Immigration Company

   The UK’s largest visa and immigration company, www.globalvisas.com, is fundamentally challenging Gordon Brown’s anti-terrorist...

   

• Spymasters reveal untold story of Libby’s commutation

  ROBERT MORTON Lewis “Scooter” Libby, the former chief of staff to Vice President Dick Cheney, received a 30-month...

   

• Of Marx, Christ, and the Persecution of Radicals

  By Jason Miller RINF Alternative News A few days ago, one of my closest friends hit me with a heavily loaded question. “Are...

   

• ID card consultancy hits £50m

  By Sarah Arnott The government has spent £53m on consultants for the national biometric identity card scheme, and continues...

   

• 4 Year Olds Now Being Fingerprinted

  By Sarah Miloudi SCHOOLS in Wales could fingerprint pupils as young as four without asking for parental consent first, it...

   

• McDonald’s sued in China

  Reuters A Chinese lawyer has sued McDonald’s in China for using mostly English, not Chinese, on its receipts, violating...

   

• Cashless (RFID) train tickets planned

  By Dave Friedlos Rail passengers throughout the UK will in future use cashless tickets, including smart cards, barcodes on...

   

• Sudan accuses CIA of smuggling weapons into Darfur

  SudanTribune Sudan’s interior minister accused Central Intelligence Agency of smuggling weapons into the troubled region...

   

• Bush’s international peace conference: A conspiracy against the Palestinian people

  By Jean Shaoul President Bush’s July 16 announcement that he will relaunch the Middle East peace process with an international...

   

• RINF Podcast: Biometric Schools

  

  Jul 27, 2007 3:53

  By Mick Meaney RINF Alternative News  Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio...

   

• Reviewing Michael Parenti’s “Democracy For the Few”

  By Stephen Lendman RINF Alternative News Michael Parenti is an internationally known speaker and award winning author of...

   

• Federal Agents Using Spyware

  By Bruce Schneier U.S. drug enforcement agents use key loggers to bypass both PGP and Hushmail encryption: An agent with...

   

• UK takes to arresting journalists

  By Stephen Brook The Daily Mirror today furiously attacked British Transport Police for using the Terrorism Act to arrest...

   

• CIA discounted British concerns, say MPs

  · Americans ignored caveats on intelligence · ‘Serious implications’ after British residents seized Richard...

   

• Bipartisan group blasts NSA wiretaps

  UPI A U.S. bipartisan group Wednesday said the National Security Agency’s warrantless surveillance program is illegal. The...