Daily Archives: February 29, 2008 »
U.S. Citizens Must Ask for Gov Permission to Travel
David Gutierrez The Department of Homeland Security’s Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is moving forward to institute a rule that would require all passengers to go through a government review process before boarding any airplane
Read More »FBI documents contradict 9/11 Commission report
Larisa Alexandrovna Who is Bayoumi? Much has been reported about Omar al-Bayoumi and his alleged relationship with the government of Saudi Arabia. In his recent book, The Commission: The Uncensored History of the 9/11
Read More »Why I am against biometric ID cards
Charles Arthur Only people who have been arrested are placed on the DNA database. Photograph: Press Association Can you support Britain’s current DNA database yet oppose plans for biometric ID cards? That’s the question
Read More »Government Concedes Vaccine-Autism Case
David Kirby After years of insisting there is no evidence to link vaccines with the onset of autism spectrum disorder (ASD), the US government has quietly conceded a vaccine-autism case in the Court of
Read More »VIDEO: America’s Family Prison
Did you know that the federal government has not only set up but is also currently operating a prison that holds entire families – including infants, children and nursing and pregnant women?It’s located in
Read More »Zogby: Alternative Media Replacing Mainstream News
Zogby Poll - 67% View Traditional Journalism as “Out of Touch” Internet is the top source of news for nearly half of Americans; Survey finds two-thirds dissatisfied with the quality of journalism Two thirds of
Read More »Obama’s Blackwater Problem
Jeremy Scahill A senior foreign policy adviser to leading Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama told me that if elected Obama will not “rule out” using private security companies like Blackwater Worldwide in Iraq. The
Read More »Vets Break Silence on War Crimes
U.S. veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are planning to descend on Washington from Mar. 13-16 to testify about war crimes they committed or personally witnessed in those countries. By Aaron Glantz
Read More »DNA database threatens civil rights in health care
Liberal Democrat MP Sarah Tether has secured a House of Commons debate on the impact of the proposed National DNA Database, which takes place today. It has been welcomed by human rights, mental health
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