Daily Archives: September 17, 2007 »
Bush Administration War Plans directed against Iran
Michel Chossudovsky Quoting official sources, the Western media is now confirming, rather belatedly, that the Bush Administration’s war plans directed against Iran are “for real” and should be taken seriously. “Punitive bombings” directed against
Read More »Labour accused of building a “surveillance society
By Nigel Morris and Ben Russell Labour has been accused of building a “surveillance society behind the backs of the British people” as it has developed the world’s largest DNA database and presided over
Read More »Pentagon Developing New Unmanned Spy Planes
The Pentagon is on the hunt for new sophisticated unmanned spy planes that can be sent to any location above the planet within an hour and remain over the hot spot gathering intelligence for
Read More »Americans Wrong On Their Rights
ACCORDING to a new poll released by the nonpartisan, nonprofit First Amendment Center, 55 percent of Americans believe that the U.S. Constitution establishes a Christian nation, and 56 percent believe that the freedom to
Read More »100,000 non-UK fingerprints recorded each month
Immigration officials dab hands at biometrics By Steve Ranger The government is recording over 100,000 fingerprints a month from foreign nationals while overseas and applying to come to the UK. Visa applicants in 100
Read More »Tech suppliers get ID card lowdown
By Tim Ferguson Companies interested in becoming suppliers to the government’s controversial ID card scheme have been given the lowdown on what to expect if they are successful. The Identity and Passport Service (IPS)
Read More »Microchipping of Alzheimer’s patients begins in Florida
By David Gutierrez The Delray Beach, Fla.-based company VeriChip Corp. has announced plans to implant 200 Alzheimer’s patients in Palm Beach County with radio-frequency identification chips as part of a pilot study to test
Read More »Iraq shootout firm loses licence
Iraq has cancelled the licence of the private security firm, Blackwater USA, after it was involved in a gunfight in which at least eight civilians died. The Iraqi interior ministry said the contractor, based
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