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Loose Change Final Cut – UK Preview

Mick Meaney November 5, 2007 0

By Mick Meaney RINF Alternative News Saturday, 3rd November, 2007, saw the British preview screening of the much anticipated 9/11 truth blockbuster, ‘Loose Change Final Cut’. Before the screening began, Tim Sparke, executive producer

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So, what actually is Waterboarding?

Mick Meaney November 5, 2007 0

By J A Blacker MSc IMI,  Science Correspondent RINF Alternative News As any good terrorist state knows all too well, the art of torture is to extract information without actually killing the victim until

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Gordon Brown ‘will back air strikes on Iran’

Mick Meaney November 5, 2007 0

In nuclear strategy, a first strike is an unprovoked surprise attack employing overwhelming force. First strike capability is a country’s ability to defeat another nuclear power by destroying its arsenal to the point where

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Brian Haw: “9/11 was an inside job”

Mick Meaney November 5, 2007 1

Mick Meaney RINF Alternative News British anti war campaigner, Brian Haw, talks about 9/11, this is a very short clip, the full version can be seen here. Brian has been living in a peace

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Surprise Ingredients In Fast Food

Mick Meaney November 5, 2007 8

John Andrews The movie Supersize Me has probably had more of an effect than the producers anticipated. Since then, in the fast food industry, there has been a market trend promoting menu items that

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Momentum built for Cheney impeachment

Mick Meaney November 5, 2007 0

Congressman Dennis Kucinich says he will offer a resolution to the House of Representatives to impeach Vice President Dick Cheney. The Democratic lawmaker who will introduce his privileged resolution next week said on Friday

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Fake story may have started the Iraq war

Mick Meaney November 5, 2007 0

Big News Network It is possible a fabricated story of biological weapons drove the U.S argument for the 2003 invasion of Iraq. U.S television network CBS says it has identified an Iraqi defector named

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Named, the defector who misled US over Iraq

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Philip Sherwell and Tim Shipman The Iraqi defector whose fabricated account of Baghdad’s biological weapons programme was crucial to the US case for war will be identified today on American TV as an accused

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Thought Crime Prevention Bill

Mick Meaney November 5, 2007 0

Big Brother: House passes the “Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act” The U.S. House of Representatives recently passed HR 1955 titled the Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act of 2007. This bill

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UK Muslim Leader Speaks out on False Flags

Mick Meaney November 5, 2007 1

UK Muslim Leader Speaks out on 9/11, 7/7, Trilateral Commission and “Common Purpose” Andrew Johnson UK – Birmingham Central Mosque, 30th Oct 2007 – Elias Davidsson, Icelandic Scholar and Human Rights Activist had been giving

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VIDEO: How the markets really work

Mick Meaney November 5, 2007 0

Yes, it really is this bad Another example of humor that is deadly accurate. I worked on Wall Street for a few years, elbow to elbow with “top” investment bankers. It was one big

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Guantanamo Torture Sanctioned by Bush & Rumsfeld

Mick Meaney November 5, 2007 0

LISA THOMPSON When military investigators questioned Erie County Judge Michael E. Dunlavey about reported prisoner abuse during his tenure at the Guantanamo Bay camp for suspected terrorists, Dunlavey told them he got his “marching

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Lib Dems warn on DNA records

Mick Meaney November 5, 2007 0

 The Liberal Democrats have described as “disturbing and illiberal” the policy of keeping the DNA profiles of children who have not been convicted of any offence. Home affairs spokesman Nick Clegg was speaking after

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Bush defense spending highest since WWII

Mick Meaney November 5, 2007 0

 Hey, $1 billion here, $1 billion there, who’s counting? Not the State Department, which admitted this week that it can’t say “specifically what it received” for the $1.2 billion it paid DynCorp, ostensibly to

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