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Fears of bias as BBC gets £141m in EU loans

Mick Meaney January 27, 2008 4

Jonathan Oliver THE BBC last night faced accusations of pro-Brussels bias as it was revealed that the corporation had taken out £141m in “soft” loans from the European Union. The broadcaster has taken out

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Insights of a Lawyer: Was 9/11 an Inside Job?

Mick Meaney January 27, 2008 1

by Hal. C. Sisson, QC In mid January 2008 united 9/11 Truth Movements across Canada, spearheaded by Victoria and Vancouver branches, sent a petition letter to the heads of all Canadian political parties and

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Diana’s bodyguard had help pleas ignored

Mick Meaney January 27, 2008 0

Bodyguards for Princess Diana and her lover Dodi Fayed had calls for extra security rejected during their fateful trip to Paris, the inquest into their deaths has heard. Trevor Rees, who was one of

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9/11 Truth: How I Came To Distrust the Official Version

Mick Meaney January 27, 2008 9

By Stephen Demetriou   From 2001 through most of 2007, I didn’t think much about this subject. I had casually wondered if the fires could actually be responsible for bringing the towers down, thinking about

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ID CARDS.. BY FORCE

Mick Meaney January 27, 2008 0

‘Coercion’ tactics in secret memo By Tom Latchem Young drivers are to be FORCED to get ID cards when they apply for their first licences. The People has seen sensational leaked Home Office documents

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Pakistan rejects CIA border operation

Mick Meaney January 27, 2008 0

President Pervez Musharraf President Pervez Musharraf has reportedly rejected a US proposal to allow CIA-run combat operations in Pakistan’s restive tribal areas. The New York Times reported that CIA director, Michael Hayden, and the

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Out of the ashes: A New World Order

Mick Meaney January 27, 2008 20

Global elite signal declining superpower status of the United States, rise of new order By Daniel Taylor Comment: French TV was kind enough to inform us about the true decision makers behind Davos –

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US Senate to grant immunity in illegal wiretapping

Mick Meaney January 27, 2008 1

By Andre Damon The Democratic-controlled Senate moved Thursday to shield telecommunications companies that aided the Bush administration’s illegal domestic spying program from lawsuits. By a vote 60 to 36, the Senate rejected any provision

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VIDEO: Anthrax Attacks an Inside Job

jablacker January 27, 2008 1

Remember the Anthrax? Well its DNA has been used to prove were it came from. Check this video out to learn more:- From the History Channel’s show Conspiracies: Anthrax Attacks explaining how the weaponized

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