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July 14, 2007
Cartels: Economists and Central Bankers
By Gary North
Video - Grass - The War On Drugs
Government terrifying the public; what else is new?
The White House Has a Manual for Silencing Protesters and Demonstrations
After a myriad of stories about people being excluded from events where the President is speaking, now we know that the White House had a policy manual on just how to do so.
Nouri al-Maliki: Iraqis Can Secure Own Country
"We say with confidence that we are capable, God willing, of taking full responsibility for the security file if the international forces withdraw in any time they wish," Maliki said.
Twenty-seven Iraqis dead in fresh wave of violence
A fresh wave of violence gripped Iraq on Saturday leaving at least 27 people dead in five separate incidents in and around the capital Baghdad, according to Iraqi authorities and local news reports.
US soldier pays man to shoot him in the leg to avoid returning to Iraq
A soldier who recently returned from Iraq has admitted he paid someone $500 (€365) to shoot him in the leg so he could avoid returning for another tour.
Americans See Liberal Media Bias on TV News
By a 39% to 20% margin, American adults believe that the three major broadcast networks deliver news with a bias in favor of liberals. A Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey found that just 25% believe that ABC, CBS, and NBC deliver the news without any bias.
How Banks Secretly Create Money
It has been called "the most astounding piece of sleight of hand ever invented." The creation of money has been privatized, usurped from Congress by a private banking cartel. Most people think money is issued by fiat by the government, but that is not the case. Except for coins, which compose only about one one-thousandth of the total U.S. money supply, all of our money is now created by banks. Federal Reserve Notes (dollar bills) are issued by the Federal Reserve, a private banking corporation, and lent to the government.
Plane used to evacuate the Saudi Royals and bin Laden family members out of the U.S. after the 9/11 attack linked to CIA
The owner of one of the air charter companies involved in the airlift of Saudi Royals and bin Laden family members out of the U.S. after the 9/11 attack has been identified in numerous published reports as a business partner and “close associate” of New England Mob Boss Raymond J. (Junior) Patriarca, the MadCowMorningNews has learned.
Brown standoff tense before concert
Local, state and federal law enforcement agencies are on heightened alert today because of a benefit concert at the Plainfield home of federal income tax protesters Ed and Elaine Brown.
U.S. May Bypass the U.N. for Kosovo Independence
Declaring the need for a timely decision on Kosovo’s desire for independence from Serbia, the United States threatened Friday to seek a solution outside the United Nations if Russia persisted in blocking Security Council action.
“We are determined to move forward, either within the Council or otherwise,” Zalmay Khalilzad, the American ambassador, said in a conference call with news agency reporters.
Kissinger-led U.S. group attends closed debate at Putin home
A group of Russian and U.S. dignitaries gathered Friday at the presidential residence near Moscow behind closed doors in a bid to repair shattered ties.
The panel called "Russia-USA: A Look Into the Future," led by former U.S. Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger and former Russian Prime Minister Yevgeny Primakov, declined to comment on the first Moscow session, but said it was a successful beginning to a series of high-level meetings.
Bill Clinton First Neocon President
Bill Clinton seems to get blamed by this neocon administration for many things, but most of all for "losing bin Laden." The ugly truth is that, in this case, they are probably right. Clinton's team probably had good information on Osama's whereabouts most of the time, since they were playing on the same team for most of Clinton's two terms. It is becoming clear from the accumulating evidence that Bill Clinton resurrected Ronald Reagan's Afghan strategy of using Islamist guerillas as his own covert foreign policy in Europe and other intransigent hot spots that seemed to be immune to normal diplomacy. Clinton's foolish toying with Islamist killers is probably the spark that ignited the international jihad against America.
Report: Government secrecy on the rise.
In a new report released today, OpenTheGovernment.org concludes that the increase in government secrecy during the Bush administration has been “unprecedented”
US retail sales fall as Americans tighten belts
US retail sales a crucial driver of economic growth fell by the biggest margin in almost two years in June as American consumers cut their spending amid a persistent housing slump, the government said Friday.
Almost 12% of U.S. Army recruits required waivers for criminal records
Nearly 12 percent of U.S. Army recruits who entered basic training this year needed a special waiver for those with criminal records, a dramatic increase over last year and more than twice the percentage four years ago, according to new Army statistics obtained by the Globe.
Russia Pulls Out of Arms-Control Treaty
Russia on Saturday suspended its participation in a key European arms control treaty that governs deployment of troops on the continent, the Kremlin said. NATO called Moscow's decision ``a step in the wrong direction.''
US refuses to help tackle spiralling Iraqi refugee crisis
2,000 Iraqis are now fleeing their homes every day, and about 4.2 million have become displaced since the fall of Saddam Hussein prompting aid agencies to double the aid target but US has ruled out any further assistance in terms of accepting refugees or providing additional funding.
Court to 'nullify' black box election results
A judge in California will today rule results of an election conducted using paperless Diebold voting machines null and void and impose tough sanctions against Almeda County for withholding and destroying evidence while ordering a re-vote.
Iraq Vote: "Operation Deception"
The Democratic Congress served up another bowl of political slush this week with its latest vote on Iraq, designed to isolate Republicans in November 2008.
Fortunately, no one seems to be paying much attention this time partly because the Bush press conference on the Iraq interim progress report overshadowed it in the news, but mostly because more people in the peace movement are getting wise to their game.
Secret Society Wants To Log N. Bay Redwood Grove
Members of the Bohemian Club have begun arriving for the secret society's annual male-bonding session next to the Russian River.
But the club's directors are facing a public battle with environmentalists, who want to block a plan to log the surrounding redwood forest in Sonoma County.
Democrats block amendment to prevent Fairness Doctrine
Senate Democrats on Friday blocked an amendment that would have prevented the return of the Fairness Doctrine, a federal rule requiring broadcasters to air opposing views on issues.
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