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Pelosi did not object to waterboarding
Secretly briefed, Pelosi did not object to waterboarding in 2002 Pelosi would later boot sole objector to program from chance to chair Intelligence Committee John ByrneTwo senior Republicans and Democrats in Congress — including
Read More »White House clams up on CIA cover-up
The White House said Monday it would not answer questions about the CIA’s destroying interrogation tapes of terrorism suspects, citing ongoing investigations into what some have called a cover-up. Spokesman Dana Perino said that
Read More »Did White House Censor Science?
CLAYTON SANDELL House Democrats and Republicans traded rhetoric Monday over a new report claiming White House officials sought to suppress scientific views of global warming that clashed with Bush administration policies. The report —
Read More »Lies Of The Health And Fitness Industry Exposed
Craig Pepin-Donat If history has taught us anything, it is that when a business concept exhibits the potential for growth, companies and industries spread like a virus to expand and exploit the opportunity. From
Read More »How to Control the AMERICAN Population
How to Control the AMERICAN Population by Paul Ehrlich Brent Jessop Knowledge Driven Revolution.com In 1968, Dr. Paul R. Ehrlich wrote a well publicized book entitled The Population Bomb*. Ehrlich predicted widespread famine and
Read More »US, Israel collude against Iran
The top US army commander holds high-level talks with Israeli military echelons after the Zionists rejected the NIE report on Iran. Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Michael Mullen met his
Read More »U.S. Government Checking Amazon Customer Records
Big Brother U.S. Government Subpoenaed Amazon.com to Obtain Book Purchasing Records of Customers Mike Adams Newly unsealed court records have revealed that the U.S. government issued a subpoena to Amazon.com seeking to obtain the
Read More »FDA Caving to Corps
The Food and Drug Administration is developing a proposal for how drug companies can inform doctors about drug uses that aren’t FDA approved, a contentious but important area of promotion for the industry. While
Read More »Is freedom being eroded?
Gwyn Topham For those who fear that our civil liberties are under threat, there is plenty of ammunition. Pre-trial detention has been stretched to 28 days. Britain is home to millions of surveillance cameras.
Read More »Ending the surveillance invasion
Gareth Crossman Liberty and the state: The state can no longer rely on the misplaced belief that privacy must be sacrificed for securityLiberty’s policy department usually writes for audiences in parliament and Whitehall. If
Read More »CIA photos show UK Gitmo detainee was tortured
By Robert Verkaik Lawyers for a British resident who the US government refuses to release from Guantanamo Bay have identified the existence of photographs taken by CIA agents that they say show their client
Read More »CIA uses Jordan for torture of detainees
One of the countries that has been most frequently used by the CIA for torturing detainees is Jordan, a key US ally in the Middle East. By Joe Kay The revelation that the CIA
Read More »Minister twists truth on ID cards
Home Office Minister Meg Hillier is twisting the truth in a way only a politician can. She says “enrolment on the National Identity Scheme cannot become universally compulsory until a further Act of Parliament
Read More »In Lies We Trust: The CIA, Hollywood and Bioterrorism
Dr. Horowitz generously donated this life-saving DVD for widespread free public distribution without copyright restrictions. Every American should watch this film to prepare for forced injections, mass quarantines, and official predictions of disasters. This
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