Daily Archives: September 29, 2007 »

Surveillance state: Is Uncle Sam the new Big Brother?

Mick Meaney September 29, 2007 0

If you’ve traveled out of the country, the government may have a file with your name on it.     Names, addresses, credit card information. Itineraries, telephone numbers and e-mail addresses. The cars that you

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Big Brother Bins – This Time It’s CCTV

Mick Meaney September 29, 2007 0

Requests to place cameras on new wheelie bins were among some of the queries submitted following the announcement of Spelthorne’s new waste collections. The new alternate weekly collections have now been rolled out across

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Child health program blasted by Bush

Mick Meaney September 29, 2007 0

By Catherine Dodge Sept. 29 (Bloomberg) — President George W. Bush said a plan by Congress to expand a children’s health insurance program is “irresponsible” and chided lawmakers for failing to pass spending laws

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High resolution aerial images of 9/11 clearly show effects of explosive demolition

Mick Meaney September 29, 2007 1

  In the weeks and months following 9/11 the world was slowly awoken to the possibility all was not as the Bush regime had spoken. Exclusive real pictures of that day have now come to

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The Bush-Aznar tapes: glimpse of a gangster preparing for war

Mick Meaney September 29, 2007 0

By Bill Van Auken The transcript of February 2003 discussions between US President George W. Bush and Spanish Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar published Wednesday by Spain’s largest daily, El Pais, provides fresh documentary

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Revealed: Saddam ‘ready to walk away for $1bn’

Mick Meaney September 29, 2007 0

By Leonard Doylein A transcript of an eve-of-war conversation between President George Bush and former Spanish Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar has revealed a previously undisclosed initiative to avert war in Iraq by spiriting

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What is Common Purpose and why should you care?

Mick Meaney September 29, 2007 20

Although it has 80,000 trainees in 36 cities, 18,000 graduate members and enormous power, Common Purpose is largely unknown to the general public.   It recruits and trains “leaders” to be loyal to the directives

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