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F. William Engdahl’s Seeds of Destruction
Stephen Lendman RINF Alternative News Bill Engdahl is a leading researcher, economist and analyst of the New World Order who’s written on issues of energy, politics and economics for over 30 years. He contributes
Read More »Bush signs the Open Government Act in semi-secrecy
George Bush has signed into law S. 2488, a bill that strengthens the Freedom of Information Act. There are a lot of signs that Bush did not much like this Open Government Act, so
Read More »Britain tops data breach league
Britain has been ranked the worst country in Europe and one of the worst in the world for protecting citizen’s personal information, according to a new survey by an international civil liberties watchdog. Only
Read More »The dangers of public-private partnerships
Doug Maughan states emotively that ID cards and searches are infringements on civil liberties that are a price worth paying to prevent “hundreds or perhaps thousands” being killed (Letters, January 2). One would be
Read More »VIDEO: Police Taser Man Who Was On His Knees
The King County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a scuffle that erupted when Seattle police tried to make an arrest on New Year’s Eve. Police officers ended up using a Taser on the man who,
Read More »US and UK rank poorly as global privacy is being eroded
A London-based human rights watchdog group on surveillance and privacy has released its National Privacy Ranking for 2007, ranking the U.S, Russia, China and much of Southeast Asia at the bottom. Privacy International ranked
Read More »Criminals In The Bush Administration
Criminals In The Bush Administration By- Suzie-Q TPM´s Great List of Scandalized Administration Officials Boy, was it time for an update. Late last year we decided to take stock of all the Bush Administration officials
Read More »UK Cop: “Ecstasy safer than aspirin”
A senior British police chief has come under attack for claiming the illicit drug ecstasy is safer to take than aspirin. North Wales police chief constable Richard Brunstrom has sparked outrage by making the
Read More »Bogus Neocon Terror War Costs $6,000 Per Second
Phil Plait Whenever the Bush administration balks at spending money on some needed issue, I always mention on my blog that the Iraq war is costing us 11 million dollars per hour. I am
Read More »Un-American Lockheed Martin and Treason for Profit
As more news about Benazir Bhutto’s assassination comes out, clearly implicating the Musharraff regime in the murder, our tax dollars are going toward paying Lockheed Martin for weapons to Pakistan. “Washington, Jan 1 –
Read More »Thousands Exposed to Poison by Government Spraying
Rami Nagel Sometimes bad dreams do come true. My bad dream was that the government issued quarantine, and forced everybody to be vaccinated for some fake disease. In my dream, I took my family,
Read More »VIDEO: Professionals Call for End to Water Fluoridation
As detailed in this ABC News Story, over 600 (now over 1,200) professionals are urging Congress to stop water fluoridation until Congressional hearings are conducted. They cite new scientific evidence that fluoridation, long promoted to
Read More »Police anger at Commons march ‘ban’
Jamie Doward The Observer Police last night accused the government of attempting to ban 10,000 officers from marching through Westminster in a mass protest over their pay award. The demonstration would be the force’s
Read More »VIDEO: Pakistan and 9/11
Protected by Bush CIA = ISI (Pakistani intelligence) = al Queda On October 1, 2001, did the FBI uncover evidence that Lt. General Mahmood Ahmed, the Director of the Pakistani Intelligence Service (the ISI)
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