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July 7, 2007
Judges OK warrantless monitoring of Web use
Privacy rules don't apply to Internet messages, court says
Ron Paul Wins Big in First New Hampshire Straw Poll
"Today's strong victory is further proof that Dr. Paul's message is resonating throughout New Hampshire," said campaign manager Lew Moore. "Dr. Paul is the only candidate in this race truly dedicated to smaller government and lower taxes for all Americans."
Lawsuit Against Clinton's Brother Expected To Be Settled
A Tennessee lawsuit against the brother of U.S. Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton is expected to be settled before the trial begins next Thursday.
Flashback - Electronic Telegraph article: Student Bill Clinton 'spied' on Americans abroad for CIA
Video - The Boys on the Tracks, The Mena Arkansas Connection
These Documentaries Deal With The CIA and their Political Connections
Flashback - Scotland on Sunday article: CIA Cash Funded Drugs Trade
Hotel bans 9/11 hero
A conspiracy theorist who survived the 9/11 attacks has been banned from a Grange hotel over his controversial views.
Decorated hero William Rodriguez, who believes the US government were behind the attacks, has been told he is not welcome at Graythwaite Manor Hotel because of his “political views”.
The Antiwar
The bi-partisan effort to enable this new genocidal war is proof that, despite all the rhetorical empty unkept promises that the "new Democrats" have made, they have no intention of either ending the Iraq war, or in stopping the new war with Iran. The greatly-hyped "withdrawal" was a publicity stunt; they never intended for us to leave. There is only one political party in America, the war party, the party of the empire-builders. Speaker Pelosi and front-runner Hillary have clearly demonstrated the validity of this charge.
There are two possible outcomes on this road we travel at our own risk Bush wins, or we win. If Bush pulls off this coup, he will become dictator for life and there will be no elections next year, nuclear devastation will be visited upon large portions of the Middle East and the world economy will be in shambles. If we stop this war, then we will have a chance to elect an actual patriot in 2008, Ron Paul. There are no other candidates who can be described as selfless patriots, in either party.
Afghan civilians caught in crossfire
The men told the same story, of how foreign troops bombed their villages long after the Taliban fighters had left, how the bombs killed women and children, goats and sheep, and how if they had one wish, it would be for the foreigners to leave.
More Election Officials in Diebold Sales Literature
Maryland's Linda Lamone isn't the only election official appearing in literature to market Diebold voting systems. Another, older, brochure has surfaced featuring photos and quotes from four other current and former election officials from Maryland and other states.
Algerian jailed for spying for Israel: lawyers
A court in Algeria's troubled Kabylie region sentenced an Algerian journalist to 10 years in prison on Saturday for spying for Israel, lawyers said.
Said Sahnoun, a correspondent for newspapers in sub-Saharan Africa, was found guilty of providing information to Israel's Mossad intelligence service after a criminal court trial in Tizi Ouzou town 100 km (60 miles) east of Algiers.
President Bush at the Florida School: New Conflicting Testimonies
There is a completely overlooked report in the September 1, 2002 Tampa Tribune which strongly suggests an early coverup over how long President Bush remained in the Saratoga classroom after he received Andrew Card’s whispered message that the second tower had been hit.
Rick Santorum predicts "some unfortunate events" will give Americans a "very different view of this war"
Yesterday, on the Hugh Hewitt show, former PA Senator Rick Santorum made references to learning the lessons of 9-11 and the recent 'attacks' in England. Then when asked by Hewitt whether he felt the leading Republican Presidential candidates were speaking with enough "seriousness" about the war, Santorum proceeded to say that alot was going to change in the next year.
I think, of some unfortunate events, that like we’re seeing unfold in the UK.
Another 911 - Another Israeli Spy Ring ?
ABC News Accused Of Aiding Terrorists
Furious readers call for dismissals after article discussed why UK car bombs didn't detonate
Mubarak Party Faces Fraud Allegations
Doubts are being raised now over the landslide victory of the ruling National Democratic Party (NDP) of President Hosni Mubarak in midterm elections for the Shura Council last month.
NDP spokesmen attributed the results to "good electoral planning," but opposition figures and rights groups say election to the consultative chamber of parliament was marked by widespread vote rigging and coercion.
The Unopposed War Lobby
The US is the only country in the world where the peace movement is unwilling to recognize, publically condemn or oppose the major influential political and social institutions consistently supporting and promoting the US wars in the Middle East. The political power of the pro-Israel power configuration, led by the American Israel Political Affairs Committee (AIPAC), supported within the government by highly placed pro-Israel Congressional leaders and White House and Pentagon officials has been well documented in books and articles by leading journalists, scholars and former President Jimmy Carter.
Oil hits 11-month high
Oil surged to an 11-month high above $76 a barrel on Friday, putting the market within reach of the all-time record of $78.65 set in August 2006.
Cleric says Musharraf attack linked to mosque siege, 70 dead
A Pakistani cleric said a bid to shoot down President Pervez Musharraf's plane was apparently in revenge for the bloody government siege of his mosque, in which he alleged that 70 students had died.
The claim came as fighting intensified on the fifth day of the standoff between radicals holed up in the bullet-scarred Red Mosque in Islamabad and security forces, with gunfire and blasts echoing around the city.
NKorea close to making new missiles operational: US
North Korea has successfully tested new short-range missiles and is close to making them operational, posing a threat to South Korea and Japan, a senior US defence official said.
Some 50,000 Tajikistanis freed from slavery in 2002-2007
Some 50,000 Tajiks forced into slave labor in a number of former Soviet republics and some Asian nations were freed between 2002 and 2007, a regional official with the International Labour Organization (ILO) said Friday.
“Here There Be Monsters”
"You need to ask why is it that we’re so surprised when the alleged BTK killer [in Wichita] ends up being someone who lives among us and works in our church and is a Cub Scout leader," says Daryl Koehn, an ethicist at the University of St. Thomas in Houston and author of a new book, "The Nature of Evil." "We want evil to be monstrous," she says, "because if evil is monstrous, then by definition it doesn’t look like us."
Untouchable Scooter Scoots as Conyers Blows Hot Air
By Kurt Nimmo
FSB launches criminal case on officer's claim to spy for MI6
The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) has completed an inquiry into an ex-security officer's claim on spying for the British intelligence and launched a criminal case on espionage charges, the FSB press service said Saturday.
Last week FSB said the alleged spy Vyacheslav Zharko had disclosed the names of four British intelligence officers, and given locations in Europe where meetings had taken place, including information regarding the assignments he had been given.
War Costs Soar by a Third; Total Could Top $1.4 Trillion
It's not just the troops that are surging. War costs are up for American operations in Iraq and Afghanistan* way up, more than a third higher than last year.
Pro-choicers cite Thompson aid
Fred Thompson, the actor and former Tennessee senator weighing a presidential bid as an anti-abortion Republican, accepted a lobbying assignment from a family-planning group to persuade the first Bush White House to ease a controversial abortion restriction, according to a 1991 document and five people familiar with the matter.
Fred Thompson Aided Nixon on Watergate
Fred Thompson gained an image as a tough-minded investigative counsel for the Senate Watergate committee. Yet President Nixon and his top aides viewed the fellow Republican as a willing, if not too bright, ally, according to White House tapes.
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