Daily Archives: August 27, 2007 »
The state Theft of Children – So called British Justice – Even a murderer is treated better
The Dark Heart Of England English authorities take newborn babies for adoption – this compares how their legal system treats a pregnant woman and a man arrested for murder. The bulk of English adoptions
Read More »Cancer in Iraq vets raises possibility of toxic exposure
By Carla McClain After serving in Vietnam nearly 40 years ago — and receiving the Bronze Star for it — the Tucson soldier was called back to active duty in Iraq. While there, he
Read More »Clash with Cheney over Iran prompted Rove departure
By Ray McGovern It is as though I’m back as an analyst at the CIA, trying to estimate the chances of an attack on Iran. The putative attacker, though, happens to be our own
Read More »The CIA’s open secrets
By Joseph Weisberg When a federal judge dismissed Valerie Plame’s lawsuit against the Central Intelligence Agency earlier this month, she ruled that the agency was entitled to stop Plame from publishing the dates of
Read More »US intelligence report points to Iraqi government’s removal
By Peter Symonds The National Intelligence Estimate (NIE) on Iraq released last week reflects a growing consensus not just among the US spy agencies, but in the White House and American ruling elite, that
Read More »US attorney general Gonzales resigns
Mark Tran Monday August 27, 2007 Guardian Unlimited Alberto Gonzales had worked with George Bush since the 1990s. Photograph: Ron Edmonds/AP The embattled US attorney general, Alberto Gonzales, today announced his resignation, joining
Read More »Labour given £300,000 by unregistered ‘friends’
By Ben Russell A group which has donated more than £300,000 to Labour was not properly registered, the party has admitted. Labour Party officials asked Muslim Friends of Labour to register as a members’
Read More »Alarm as police offenders keep jobs in force
By Kate O’Hara More than 30 police officers serving in forces throughout Yorkshire were convicted of criminal offences last year, it has emerged. Revelations that so many law enforcers, most of whom are still
Read More »A new intelligence report paints a bleak picture of Iraq
By Warren P. Strobel and Leila Fadel A new assessment of Iraq by U.S. intelligence agencies provides little evidence that the American troop “surge” has accomplished its goals and predicts that the U.S.-backed government
Read More »Iraq corruption whistleblowers face penalties
Cases show fraud exposers have been vilified, fired, or detained for weeks AP One after another, the men and women who have stepped forward to report corruption in the massive effort to rebuild Iraq
Read More »The War On Working Americans – Part I
By Stephen Lendman RINF Alternative News As Labor Day approaches, what better time to assess the state of working America. It’s under assault and weakened by decades of eroding rights in the richest country
Read More »Evidence Suggests CIA Purposefully Spiked Investigations
CIA Inspector General’s Report 911Blogger A grave miscarriage of justice is afoot. After years being withheld the Administration finally is forced to release the CIA’s IG Report on 9/11. While earlier news accounts said the
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