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Alex Jones Released After NY Arrest – ALSO: ‘Endgame’ Trailer
NEW YORK – Media activist Alex Jones was arrested by New York Police Department officers while filming a documentary about the sixth anniversary of September 11th and joining the protest against the official version
Read More »Former Congressional Office of Technology Assessment Senior Staff Member Calls for New Investigation of 9/11
By Alan Miller In an online editorial yesterday, Joel S. Hirschhorn, PhD, former Senior Staff Member of the Congressional Office of Technology Assessment (OTA), called for a new investigation of 9/11. “First, let the
Read More »Government rejects 7 July inquiry
The government has officially confirmed it will not hold a public inquiry into the 7 July London bombings. Survivors and relatives of those killed have received a letter from government lawyers outlining their position.
Read More »Homeless numbers rocket in US
By Jim Pence Homeowners, struggling to deal with sharp increases in their adjustable mortgage payments, are being hit with a record number of foreclosure notices. Alan Greenspan former chairman of the US Federal Reserve,
Read More »Bin Laden’s FBI Poster Omits Any 9/11 Connection
Typically, when someone commits a crime and the government wants to prove the fact, an indictment is written up, evidence is presented and the alleged perpetrator is formally charged with a crime. The Bush
Read More »Over 10,000 Protesters welcome Bush
By Arijit Ghosh and Gemma Daley Australian police clad in riot gear faced 10,000 demonstrators in downtown Sydney protesting against a visit by U.S. President George W. Bush. Protesters gathered at Sydney Town Hall
Read More »Is Bush High?
Even for someone as gaffe-prone as US President George W Bush, he was in rare form on Friday, confusing Apec with Opec and transforming Australian troops into Austrians. President Bush’s tongue started slipping almost
Read More »We’re Winning the Battle for 9/11 Truth
A new poll by reputable pollster Zogby International shows that 51% of Americans want Congress to probe Bush and Cheney regarding 9/11, and 67% fault the 9/11 Commission for failing to investigate the collapse
Read More »Rudy took good photo op on 911, but that was all he did
Dear activists, colleagues, and friends, “It’s just not possible.” That was the sentence we heard over and over from families who had firefighter sons, brothers, husbands and fathers killed on 9/11, from experts on
Read More »Has anyone lost any Plutonium?
By Ace Hoffman Carlsbad Well, well, well. Bombs over America. Bombs in our backyard. Bombs away! While MS-NBC was reporting five nuclear warheads were accidentally flown across the country last week, CNN was reporting
Read More »FBI’s data gathering went far beyond target suspect
Records were analyzed of people in wide network, documents show By ERIC LICHTBLAU The FBI cast a much wider net in its terrorism investigations than it has previously acknowledged by relying on telecommunications companies
Read More »9/11 blame game goes on
By Charles V Pena CIA Director Michael Hayden’s release of an internal report on the agency’s performance prior to the September 11 terrorist attacks has triggered a predictable result: more of the blame game.
Read More »Judge rules internet spying illegal
By Iain Thomson A US judge has ruled that the FBI cannot spy on people’s internet and telephone use without a warrant. Judge Victor Marrero, of the District of Columbia, determined that the rules
Read More »Author of secret Iraq report declares Iraqi government ‘in collapse’
By John Byrne State Department official says political solution ‘hopeless’ The confidential version of Congress’ Congressional Research Report on Iraq declares that Iraq’s government is “in collapse,” according to the New York Daily News‘
Read More »Osama tape is fake – dead man walking
By Tom Heneghan It can now be reported that the latest alleged bin Laden tape is a fake. As we have reported many times, Osama bin Laden has been dead for six years from
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