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SOCIAL SCIENCE FOR A NON-FREE SOCIETY

Mick Meaney February 10, 2008 2

Erica Carle Social Science was created to destroy human freedom The French philosopher/mathematician, Auguste Comte (1798-1857) devoted his entire intellectual life to perfecting plans for a WORld Management System (WORMS) , He believed human

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More delegates for Obama, Huckabee

Mick Meaney February 10, 2008 0

The Democrat sweeps Louisiana, Nebraska and Washington by wide margins. Huckabee takes Kansas and Louisiana. By Scott Martelle, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer Sen. Barack Obama narrowed Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton’s lead in the

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Calls for probe into prison bugging

Mick Meaney February 10, 2008 0

An inquiry has been demanded into claims lawyers’ legally-protected conversations with clients in jail are routinely bugged. Opposition parties said such a practice would strike “at the heart” of the justice system and suggested

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Hillary’s $5 Million Dump Truck

Mick Meaney February 10, 2008 0

Marc Cooper Now that’s what one might call a heckuva coincidence. A handful of weeks ago, Bill Clinton disentangles his investment partnership with billionaire Ron Burkle, producing an estimated $20 million windfall. And now

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Our best guard against a surveillance society?

Mick Meaney February 10, 2008 0

Times Online  Life without privacy is intolerable. Behind the Iron Curtain and in Mao Tse-tung’s China people lived in constant dread that anything they said would be recorded or reported, even by close family

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Guantánamo detainees said to face 9/11 trial

Mick Meaney February 10, 2008 0

By Colin Freeman | The Telegraph US military prosecutors are putting the finishing touches to the first major case against Guantanamo Bay inmates suspected to have helped plot the September 11 attacks.   Khalid

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Former IRA driver spy ‘worked for MI5′

Mick Meaney February 10, 2008 0

AP A man who served as a driver for Sinn Fein leader and former IRA commander Gerry Adams secretly worked as a British spy, a party official says. Roy McShane, 58, was once part

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Tortured Justifications

Mick Meaney February 10, 2008 2

Alan Bock So it’s out in the open now. Central Intelligence Agency Director Gen. Michael Hayden admitted to the Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday that the CIA used the coercive interrogation technique known as

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VIDEO: Mr. Doubletalk

Mick Meaney February 10, 2008 2

  http://www.brasschecktv.com/page/272.html President McCain? Giuliani – the 9/11 ghoul – has been eliminated.So has Mitt Romney, a high ranking member of a church that until relatively recently was officially racist. Which leaves us with…this

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Police chief Orde backs use of wire-tap evidence

Mick Meaney February 10, 2008 0

Henry McDonald and Gaby Hinsliff Police chief Sir Hugh Order confirmed this weekend he had asked the Secretary of State Shaun Woodward to have Gordon Brown’s plans for the introduction of wire-tap evidence in

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A Rebuke of Zeitgeist – Just 3 Minutes Examined

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The threat of a police state looms over us

Mick Meaney February 10, 2008 6

By Dave Snyder The FBI is planning to announce the awarding of a $1 billion, 10-year contract in an increased effort to “protect the borders to keep the terrorists out, protect our citizens, our

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25% of police under scrutiny

Mick Meaney February 10, 2008 1

This is Swansea Almost a quarter of the Dyfed-Powys force’s 1,200 police officers have been investigated for allegations of misconduct, corruption or failure in duty in less than a year.Over around 11 months in

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Ron Paul Will Fight On

Mick Meaney February 10, 2008 2

Message from Ron Whoa! What a year this has been. And what achievements we have had. If I may quote Trotsky of all people, this Revolution is permanent. It will not end at the

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Brian Haw Marches From London To Oxford

Mick Meaney February 10, 2008 0

Oxford Times PARLIAMENT Square peace protester Brian Haw took his campaign on the road by walking 60 miles from London to Oxford. Mr Haw, who began a peace camp outside the Houses of Parliament

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