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  • 9/11 – Was the Bush administration complicit?

    by Citizen Sage The unanswered questions about 9-11 can no longer be ignored. A new, more comprehensive investigation by...

     
  • No Such Thing as Bad Cholesterol?

    No Such Thing as Bad Cholesterol: Dispelling the Marketing Myth Cholesterol seems to be one of those things that strikes...

     
  • Ron Paul: Bush to blame for US recession

    Republican Presidential hopeful Ron Paul says some of the policies of the Bush administration set the stage for a deep looming...

     
  • “Surge” in War Crimes?

    U.S. Army unit Probed for killing Iraqi prisoners The US Army has opened a criminal investigation into an allegation of “battlefield...

     
  • Life in Occupied Gaza

    Stephen Lendman RINF Alternative News Life in occupied Gaza was never easy, but conditions worsened markedly after Hamas’...

     
  • Military Doctors Infect Gitmo Detainee With HIV

    From CagePrisoners US Attorney H. Candace Gorman has revealed that her client Abdul Hamid Al-Ghizzawi has been infected with...

     
  • Denmark to query US about secret CIA flights

    COPENHAGEN : Denmark will demand answers from the United States for the “unacceptable” use of a Danish airport...

     
  • CIA not authorised to use waterboarding

    AFP US Attorney General Michael Mukasey said Tuesday that waterboarding is not currently authorized for CIA interrogations,...

     
  • Turkey rejects US bank request on Iran

    A Turkish official has refused a US request to scrutinize and then suspend the activities of the Turkey-based Iran’s...

     
  • Errors prompt call for end to ID card plans

    By ROBERT BROOKS A CATALOGUE of errors involving sensitive personal data has led MP Alan Beith to back calls for the Government...

     
  • 9/11 Commission Secret White House Ties?

    Book Charges Zelikow May Have Interfered With the 9/11 Commission’s Report By JUSTIN ROOD The former executive director...

     
  • LA Gets Marijuana Vending Machines

    In Los Angeles, medical marijuana patients can now get their drug with a dose of convenience. The Los Angeles Herbal Nutrition...

     
  • How Bush Destroyed the Dollar

    The Profile of a Third World Country By PAUL CRAIG ROBERTS It is difficult to know where Bush has accomplished the most destruction,...

     
  • State spying that would make the Stasi proud

    EDWARD HEATHCOAT AMORY When it was passed into law, the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (2000) sounded a pretty innocuous...

     
  • Over one million Iraqis killed by illegal war

    Research conducted by a leading British polling group shows that more than one million Iraqis have died as a result of war...

     
  • Scientists discover way to reverse loss of memory

    By Jeremy Laurance Scientists performing experimental brain surgery on a man aged 50 have stumbled across a mechanism that...

     
  • BUSH BREAKS LAW FOUR TIMES IN SIGNING NEW BILL

    PROGRESS REPORT - Earlier this week, President Bush signed the National Defense Authorization Act of 2008, which included...

     
  • New Hampshire Recount a “Criminal Enterprise”

    Vote fraud expert convinced chain of custody is corrupt Paul Joseph Watson Fresh from her confrontations in New Hampshire...

     
  • Why Are Ron Paul Supporters So Angry?

    By Chuck Baldwin When Glenn Beck interviewed Congressman Ron Paul a few weeks ago, he said that he had received death...

     
  • Bush orders NSA to snoop on US agencies

    Cyber attack fear used to expand spy grid By Ashlee Vance in Mountain View Not content with spying on other countries, the...

     
  • Website ‘spy’ will increase council tax

    By Sarah O’Grady LABOUR claims that it has postponed council tax revaluation in England are today exposed as a sham. Gordon...

     
  • US propped up Suharto despite rights abuses

    AFP The United States declassified documents Monday detailing how Washington propped up ex-Indonesian leader Suharto, who...

     
  • IPS leak suggests ID card fingerprint chop

    Prints might just be needed for ‘special’ groups By John Lettice A key component of the UK ID card scheme, the...

     
  • BAE and Accenture pull out of ID cards bid

    Withdrawal of two systems integrators adds to problems for increasingly controversial national identity scheme. Miya Knights Two...

     
  • Memo Details Objections to WTC Command Center

    By WILLIAM K. RASHBAUM The New York Police Department produced a detailed analysis in 1998 opposing plans by the city to...