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June 8, 2007
Anti-Terrorism Funds Enlisted in War on Drugs
Colombia collects millions, even as politicians are linked to brazen cartels and paramilitary groups
Data suggest states satisfy No Child law by expecting less of students
Almost every fourth-grader in Mississippi knows how to read. In Massachusetts, only half do.
So what's Mississippi doing that Massachusetts, the state with the most college graduates, isn't? Setting expectations too low, critics say.
Lawyers: The lawyers representing the families of four American Blackwater contractors killed in Fallujah make the case that the company's executives are suing the families to keep them quiet and to avoid any accountability.
After Blackwater lost a series of appeals all the away to the U.S. Supreme Court, Blackwater has now changed its tactics and is suing the dead men's estates
Attorney Says Military Probe into USS Liberty Was Cover-up
A former Navy attorney who helped lead the military investigation of the 1967 Israeli attack on the USS Liberty that killed 34 American servicemen says former President Lyndon Johnson and his defense secretary, Robert McNamara, ordered that the inquiry conclude the incident was an accident.
First CIA rendition trial opens
The first criminal trial over the CIA's "extraordinary rendition" of terror suspects has opened in Italy.
U.N. official convicted of major fraud
A former United Nations official has been convicted on charges that he helped a friend secure $100 million in U.N. contracts.
The Explanation We Never Heard
Six months after attending a controversial Tehran conference, a Canadian professor charges the media and his own university with ignorance and intolerance.
Rockets, Napalm, Torpedoes & Lie
Israel's Attack on the USS Liberty, Revisited
A Conversation With an Unusual Man
Ron Paul is not your typical Republican. The Libertarian Party’s presidential nominee in 1988, he believes in limited government and a "live and let live" social policy. He voted against going to war in Iraq back in 2002, and he strongly opposes any military action against Iran. In fact, Paul’s considered to be the most consistent antiwar member of Congress.
Gunmen attack Iraq police chief's home, kill 14
Gunmen attacked the home of a police chief north of Baghdad overnight, police sources said on Friday, killing 14 people including his wife, at least one brother and two sons.
Ron Paul, Channon Christian, Immigration, Israel, and Media LIES
It is my opinion that Ron Paul is the only real choice we have in 2008 anyone else is a vote wasted, they are either completely compromised and/or corrupt already or can be when deemed necessary.
Both Channon Christian and Ron Paul are similar to the Palestinians in that all three are given short shrift by the media. The media has been ignoring all three as hard as it can, in the Palestinian’s case; it’s been going on for decades.[9] Consider the issue of illegal immigration. Are you beginning to see a pattern? The media has mastered the art of pernicious propaganda, it advances the issues it wants put before the American people and ignore the ones it doesn’t.
Danny Riley exposes what Really Happened at Ed Browns House
America: Freedom to Fascism
‘A great hunter’?
Most of the time, I’m absolutely convinced, without a shadow of a doubt, that it’s literally impossible for Rudy Giuliani to get the Republican nomination. It simply defies comprehension. He supports abortion rights, gay rights, and gun control. He claims to be an expert on national security matters, but knows nothing about the issue. His foreign policy answers are child-like. He’s inexplicably endorsed Bush’s Iraq policy. He’s a notorious adulterer who marched in a parade with his mistress and told his second wife he was seeking a divorce by way of a press conference.
Quadriplegic Serving 10-Day Sentence For First-Time Marijuana Charge Dies In DC Jail
A 27-year-old quadriplegic man sentenced to serve ten days in a Washington, DC jail on charges that he possessed a minor amount of marijuana died while in custody last week due to inadequate health care, including prison officials' failure to provide him with a ventilator.
The Real Reason for Bush’s Invasion of Iraq Is a National Security Secret
That Bush persists with a war for which he can provide no legitimate reason indicates that there is a secret agenda that has not been shared with the American people.
It's a secret except for those that read this blog and the techno-occultist and their network. The handwriting is on the wall for those with eyes to see.
Flashback - Clinton, Bush Connection To Warrantless Wiretapping And The CIA Exposed
Oversight Or Pretense? Democrats Threaten To Subpoena NSA Wiretap Documents From DoJ
Well that appears to settle it, then. Democrats shy away from Constitutional showdowns. They prefer to cooperate with anti-constitutional legislation.
No suprise here as that's what you would expect The Network to do under the circumstance. The handwriting is on the wall for those with eyes to see.
Flashback - Clinton, Bush Connection To Warrantless Wiretapping And The CIA Exposed
Fierce fighting rocks Palestinian camp in Lebanon
Lebanese troops pounded al Qaeda-inspired militants dug in at a Palestinian refugee camp in north Lebanon on Friday after the group rejected demands to surrender.
Lebanon: Unexploded ordnance hampering aid deliveries to refugees
Unexploded ordnance and booby-trapped buildings are hindering an already highly restricted relief effort trying to provide vital food and water and evacuate the injured from the Nahr al-Bared Palestinian refugee camp in north Lebanon. Up to 8,000 people remain caught in a deadly stand-off there between the military and Islamist militants.
Big Turkey incursion in Iraq would be U.S. nightmare
A large-scale invasion of Northern Iraq by Turkish forces would be a nightmare for the United States and could destabilize the one part of the country that is relatively calm, analysts said on Thursday.
Joint Chiefs Chairman Pace replaced
Israel Seeking New Deadline on Iran Bomb
Wants Tehran To Change Behavior by Year's End or Risk 'Next Level'
Free, independent Vermont?
Pro-secession residents see U.S. as corrupt
Bush Running Kidnapping Ring - 39 More "Disappeared" Found
Let's face it: we've got a president in the White House who is running an international kidnapping ring.
Police Raid Wrong Home, Kick Man In Groin
Annapolis police raided the wrong apartment Wednesday night, using flash grenades and kicking a resident in the groin area before they realized their mistake.
Immigration bill fails crucial vote in Senate
This summer could be last chance for Bush's top domestic initiative
Watchdog says has proof of secret prisons in Poland
A European investigator says he has proof Poland and other close U.S. allies hosted secret CIA prisons on their soil, and he accused Washington of waging a war against terrorism without rules.
CIA ran secret prisons for detainees in Europe, says inquiry
The CIA operated secret prisons in Europe where terrorism suspects could be interrogated and were allegedly tortured, an official inquiry will conclude today.
Panel OKs Bill Backing Gitmo Detainees
A bill that would allow terrorism suspects access to federal courts to challenge their imprisonment at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, was approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday.
Isolated Musharraf suspends media curbs as anger grows on streets and in ruling party
The Pakistani government was forced into a dramatic climbdown yesterday as the political crisis surrounding President Pervez Musharraf deepened, with international condemnation of harsh new media laws and the first signs of serious dissent within his own party.
Bush agrees to CO2 cut, with strings attached
George Bush last night pledged the United States to a "substantial" cut in greenhouse gas as the west's leading industrial nations agreed to negotiate a new climate change deal within the next two years.
End secret detention, rights groups tell US
Dozens of prisoners who have disappeared after being detained by the CIA as part of the "war on terror" were named yesterday for the first time by leading human rights organisations.
Blair, Gaddafi and the BP oil deal
Man-made microbe 'to create endless biofuel'
A scientist is poised to create the world's first man-made species, a synthetic microbe that could lead to an endless supply of biofuel.
Feds show force to fugitive N.H. couple
Deputy U.S. marshals served a property seizure warrant at the office where Elaine Brown is a dentist in neighboring Lebanon. A judge had ordered the property forfeited as part of the couple's sentence for scheming to hide $1.9 million of income between 1996 and 2003.
The Browns insist federal income tax laws are invalid and stopped attending their trial partway through
Ed and Elaine Brown's website
UK arms deal money 'funneled to Saudi prince'
A Saudi prince received millions of pounds for his own use as part of Britain's largest arms deal, the British Broadcasting Corp. said.
Pilotless Spy Planes and Automatic Airliners
The 20-hour flights of which the latest long-haul airliners are capable might seem very long to you - but imagine an aircraft able to fly nonstop for five years.
That's exactly what the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Project Agency (DARPA) has asked aerospace companies to build, for a new aerial surveillance project that DARPA calls VULTURE.
Middle East Meltdown - By Justin Raimondo
In Iraq's four-year looting frenzy, the allies have become the vandals
British and American collusion in the pillaging of Iraq's heritage is a scandal that will outlive any passing conflict
Hundreds of students riot in China
Hundreds of Chinese students clashed with police and overturned and burnt their car after street inspectors beat up a female student, a police officer and witnesses said on Thursday, the latest in a series of public disturbances.
Chinese editors in Chengdu sacked over Tiananmen ad
A newspaper in southwest China has sacked three of its editors over an advertisement saluting mothers of protesters killed in the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown, a source with knowledge of the gaffe said yesterday.
Putin turns tables on Bush with new missile plan
Russian President Vladimir Putin turned the tables on Washington on Thursday by suggesting the United States use a Russian-controlled radar instead of U.S. anti-missile hardware in central Europe.
Marine Told to Destroy Haditha Photos
A Marine assigned to take photos of the 24 Iraqi civilians killed in Haditha testified Thursday that he was later ordered to destroy the images.
No evidence Iran supplying Taliban-NATO general
While Iranian mortar rounds and other weapons have been found on Afghan battlefields there is no evidence that Tehran is supplying weapons to the Taliban, the U.S. general who leads the NATO war effort in the country said on Tuesday.
General Dan McNeill, who took control of NATO forces in Afghanistan in February, also said in an interview with Reuters that some lower-level Taliban militants could be incorporated into Afghan politics, but he saw no hope for a peace pact with the leadership of the Afghan rebel forces.
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