Daily Archives: January 24, 2008 »
Rummy Resurfaces, Calls for U.S. Propaganda Agency
By Sharon Weinberger One of the many things I love about Donald Rumsfeld is that he’s totally unrepentant. Back in 2001, the Pentagon under his leadership created the controversial Office of Strategic Influence, which
Read More »Bush Justice Nominee Authorized C.I.A. Torture
By PHILIP SHENON and ERIC LICHTBLAU The Justice Department lawyer who wrote a series of classified legal opinions in 2005 authorizing harsh C.I.A. interrogation techniques was renominated by the White House on Wednesday to
Read More »Firefighter: Giuliani ‘ran like a coward on 9/11′
David Edwards and Adam Doster Raw Story Families of firefighters killed in the Sept. 11 terror attacks on the World Trade Center rallied in Orlando Tuesday in anticipation of the state’s upcoming Republican primary.
Read More »9/11 Contradictions
When Did Cheney Enter the Underground Bunker? David Ray Griffin With regard to the morning of 9/11, everyone agrees that at some time after 9:03 (when the South Tower of the World Trade Center
Read More »Immunization Programs Under Scrutiny
Andreas Moritz For many decades, leading scientists and doctors have vehemently promoted the idea that immunization of children is necessary to protect them from contracting such diseases as diphtheria, polio, cholera, typhoid, or malaria.
Read More »Is the 2008 Election Rigged?
Rami Nagel Charismatic democratic leader, Barack Obama had a stunning lead going into the New Hampshire primary, with a huge media blitz, and a lot of energy behind him. Then all of a sudden,
Read More »Neocons Lied 935 Times to Sell Iraq Invasion
Bush and his top officials waged a campaign of misinformation about the threat posed by Saddam Hussein’s Iraq. By Charles Lewis and Mark Reading-Smith President George W. Bush and seven of his administration’s top
Read More »Amid record losses, Wall Street awarded itself $39 bil
By Andre Damon The five largest Wall Street banks doled out a record $39 billion in bonuses last year, according to data collected by the Bloomberg news service. After driving hundreds of thousands of
Read More »Louisiana GOP: Ron Paul stands 2nd
The Louisiana Republican Party says the state’s preliminary results indicate that presidential hopeful Ron Paul has come in second. Louisiana Republican Party Chairman Roger Villere said Wednesday in a statement that Senator John McCain
Read More »British Government Censoring The Web
Frank Fisher When asked to name countries that impose extensive internet censorship, you might think of China, Iran, or North Korea; I doubt you’d think of the UK, but, after the home secretary Jacqui
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