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New probe aims to cover up CIA tortures
By John Catalinotto In an attempt to limit political damage and protect the highest officials, the new U.S. Attorney General Michael Mukasey has ordered a special investigation of the decision in 2005 to destroy
Read More »VIDEO: Demonizing 9/11 Truth
Research = Terrorism “We Are Change” has 26 chapters around the country and the world. Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth is an affiliated group. What is the mission of these groups? To get
Read More »US Navy withdraws claims against Iran
The US Navy withdraws the allegation that Iranian patrol boats had threatened to blow up a three-ship US convoy in the Hormuz Strait. “It could have been a threat aimed at some other nation
Read More »‘Bush violates Palestinians’ rights’
A Palestinian lawmaker has said that Bush’s proposal of denying refugees’ right of return to their homeland violates UN resolution 194. The resolution 194 calls for the right of Palestinian refugees to return to
Read More »Protests mark 6th anniversary of Gitmo
On the sixth anniversary of the Guantanamo Bay, protesters took to the street worldwide, with over 80 people arrested in the US capital. On Friday, around 200 demonstrators in prisoner-style orange jumpsuit marched from
Read More »‘British spies bugged Diana, leaked tapes to smear her’
British intelligence was spying on Princess Diana and recording embarrassingly private conversations, which were later leaked to the world, three years before she separated from the heir to the throne, her former bodyguard has
Read More »Diana ‘believed she would be bumped off’
By Nick Allen Diana, Princess of Wales believed she was going to be “bumped off” by MI6 because of her high profile campaign against landmines, the inquest into her death has been told. Her
Read More »Man dies after police Taser him
BY DAVID OVALLE A man in his 20s died after a Coral Gables police officer used a Taser stun gun to subdue him Friday morning. He was identified Friday afternoon as Xavier Jones, 29.
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