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Top US lawmaker threatens contempt proceedings against Bush administration officials

Mick Meaney August 21, 2007 1

AP A top Senate Democrat on Monday threatened to hold members of the Bush administration in contempt for not producing subpoenaed information about the legal justification for President George W, Bush’s secretive wiretapping program.

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Shock toll of British injured in Afghan war

Mick Meaney August 21, 2007 0

· Half of frontline troops ‘patched-up’ · Senior officers fear exodus Mark Townsend, defence correspondent Sunday August 19, 2007 The Observer A British soldier patrols in poppy fields in Sangin, a district Helmand province,

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Lily Allen slams George Bush at gig

Mick Meaney August 21, 2007 1

ANI Pop star Lily Allen has slammed US President George W. Bush during her gig at England’s V Festival. Hitting out at Bush and immigration officials, the 21-year-old, whose US Visa was revoked at

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Bush is delivering Depleted Uranium to us all

Mick Meaney August 21, 2007 0

By John Blacker Want to know why there are so many terrorists and who is arming them with Depleted Uranium WMDs to drop in our water, our air & poison our cities and kill

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People of Canada Protests Bush Visit‎

Mick Meaney August 21, 2007 0

By Andrew Thomson A loud, but peaceful, crowd gathered Sunday on Parliament Hill to oppose talks on continental integration while anarchists claimed responsibility for weekend vandalism against Ottawa businesses connected to the Security and

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BUSH TERROR weapons – Murders untold civilians, many children – states Doctor

Mick Meaney August 21, 2007 0

By Dave Lindorff The idea that the U.S. could be considering classifying the Iranian Revolutionary Guard as a “terrorist” organization, based upon some dubious evidence that the organization is supplying some weapons — in

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Seven-year-old Muslim boy stopped in US three times on suspicion of being a terrorist

Mick Meaney August 21, 2007 0

By JAYA NARAIN For seven-year-old Javaid Iqbal, the holiday to Florida was a dream trip to reward him for doing well at school. But he was left in tears after he was stopped repeatedly

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