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July 19, 2007
Man Dodges Taxes For 10 Years, Wins In Federal District Court
You know those kooks who go around not paying their taxes and saying there's no law to make them? Well, one of them just won.
U.S. officials say Iraq gripped by fear
Iraq is a nation gripped by fear and struggling to meet security and political goals by September, U.S. officials said Thursday from Baghdad, dashing hopes in Congress that the country might turn a corner this summer. One general said not to expect a solid judgment on the U.S. troop buildup until November.
FBI's Secret Spyware Tracks Down Teen Who Made Bomb Threats
FBI agents trying to track the source of e-mailed bomb threats against a Washington high school last month sent the suspect a secret surveillance program designed to surreptitiously monitor him and report back to a government server, according to an FBI affidavit obtained by Wired News.
Critical security flaw discovered in iPhone
Could lead to phishing attempts, security firm warns
Plame Lawsuit Dismissed in CIA Leak Case
Former CIA operative Valerie Plame lost a lawsuit Thursday that demanded money from Bush administration officials whom she blamed for leaking her agency identity.
Plame, the wife of former Ambassador Joseph Wilson, had accused Vice President Dick Cheney and others of conspiring to disclose her identity in 2003. Plame said that violated her privacy rights and was illegal retribution for her husband's criticism of the administration.
Judge who just dismissed the Valerie Plame lawsuit serves as a judge on the United States Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court,
The Network That Preys Together
Sneak Attack On America - New World Order Style
No 'Plan B' planning in Iraq : US ambassador
US ambassador to Iraq Ryan Crocker said Thursday he was aware of no planning in the US government for any 'Plan B' strategy to eventually draw down American forces in Iraq.
‘Brandeis Boys’ come to D.C. Madam’s rescue with website of phone listings
As the phone records of the “D.C. Madam,” Deborah Jeane Palfrey, became public last week, curious Washingtonians started searching a mysterious database at dcphonelist.com that had organized mountains of her documents.
In their first on-the-record phone interview, the men behind the website spoke to the Hill about who they are, how they created the database and why they put it online.
Asbestos found in debris of steam pipe explosion in Manhattan
Asbestos was found in the debris that was spewed forth in a thunderous steam pipe explosion that jolted midtown Manhattan Wednesday, while no asbestos was found in the air, the NYC Office of Emergency Management said Thursday.
US warplanes bomb bridge in Baghdad
US warplanes have dropped seven bombs on a bridge south of Baghdad which was allegedly used for smuggling weapons into the capital.
US Ambassador: "Concern that United States 2008 elections will be postponed"
There is also the late-at-night, eerie concern that Mr. Bush has in his head some sort of scenario where, for reasons of national security real or drummed up the 2008 elections will have to be postponed and he will get to stay on.
My suspicions have at their base the feeling I have that, given their operating style now, this bunch will not leave the White House easily in 2009.
Flashback - Clinton - Bush Connection To Warrantless Wiretapping And The CIA Exposed
Pentagon Plots Digital "Crystal Ball" to "See the Future" in Battle
Darpa, the Pentagon's way-out research arm, is looking to design a software suite that predicts the future for battlefield commanders. At the heart of the package: A digital "Crystal Ball" that forecasts how a mission is going to turn out, before it's done.
Records Show Ex-Senator’s Work for Family Planning Unit
Billing records show that former Senator Fred Thompson spent nearly 20 hours working as a lobbyist on behalf of a group seeking to ease restrictive federal rules on abortion counseling in the 1990s, even though he recently said he did not recall doing any work for the organization.
Cheney Suppressed Evidence in California Energy Crisis
In-depth investigation shows how Vice President Dick Cheney pressured federal energy regulators to conceal evidence of widespread market manipulation by energy companies during the California electricity crisis in 2001.
Finally, Bad News That Even Bush Can't Spin
If I were running for U.S. president, in every debate I'd crib a question from the Ronald Reagan playbook: Are you safer today than you were six years ago?
About 80 percent of Republicans would answer yes. But this week, the
nation heard otherwise and from a source that might make even President George W. Bush's base sit up and take notice.
It didn't come from those ``defeatist'' Democrats living in their ``pre-9/11 world.'' This time, it was Bush's own administration undercutting what has long been his most politically potent rationale for waging war in Iraq that we have to fight al-Qaeda over there to keep from having to fight them here; that we've put the ``enemy on the run'' and ``decimated their leadership.''
High court says right to bear arms can be restricted
New Hampshire's state Supreme Court says the state Constitution's right to bear arms is not absolute and can be restricted and regulated.
Somebody's Watching You
A convicted felon turns cameras on the cops, putting a balance of power, he says, back in the hands of the people.
US troop levels in Iraq unsustainable after mid-2008: Powell
Former US secretary of state and top US general Colin Powell said Wednesday that the current level of US troops in Iraq cannot be maintained beyond mid-2008.
Powell, a retired four-star general who was President George W. Bush's top diplomat from 2001 to 2005, and was the military's Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of staff during 1989-1993, also called on Washington to find a way to talk with the powerful Palestinian group Hamas, despite its alleged terror links.
Prepare for more domestic spying
In the National Intelligence Estimate titled "The Terrorist Threat to the Homeland," which was released Tuesday, there's an intriguing section that suggests an impending push for more domestic surveillance
Washington takes handgun ban to US Supreme Court
The city of Washington is asking the US Supreme Court to uphold a three-decade ban on handguns in the nation's capital in a case that could have ramifications on gun control laws in other states.
But an appeals court ruled in March that the District of Columbia's ban on keeping handguns inside private homes was unconstitutional, following a case brought by six Washington residents who said they wanted handguns in their homes for self-defense.
Although that ruling did not apply to carrying handguns in the street, which is also banned in Washington, Mayor Adrian Fenty vowed to take the case to the nation's highest court in the name of safeguarding the public.
Video - Inside The Bohemian Club
This footage was captured on July 11, 2007 in coordination with the international eleventh day of every month TruthAction.org campaign for 9/11 Truth.
Ron Paul Factor: Polling Data Flawed
By showing that they have no interest in actual facts in their weekly straw poll, Pajamas Media has just cast doubt on the impartiality or factual content of the rest of their website. You decide.
Senior Qaeda figure in Iraq a myth: U.S. military
A senior operative for al Qaeda in Iraq who was caught this month has told his U.S. military interrogators a prominent al Qaeda-led group is just a front and its leader fictitious, a military spokesman said on Wednesday.
Austria Allows PKK Terrorist Leader to 'Escape'
Gul said it is unacceptable that such a person who is being sought by Intrerpol should be allowed to board a plane to Iraq in Austria.
Why would Iraqi and U.S. forces allow this wanted person in Iraq?
Another al-Zawahiri Goose Chase Ensues
By Kurt Nimmo
Cocaine trade scents higher profit in Europe
FBI analyst sentenced for spying
An FBI analyst and former vice presidential aide was sentenced Wednesday to 10 years in prison for espionage after he admitted supplying classified documents to Philippine nationals in an effort to overthrow that country's government, federal prosecutors said.
Did U.S. intelligence assets kill Antioch College?
At the time of its announced closure, Antioch College, perhaps America’s most progressive and well-known peace college, had a few visible capitalist hawks on its Board of Trustees.
10,000 Protesters Expected at North America Summit
Protesters believe as many as 10,000 people could assemble in Quebec to demonstrate against the third summit meeting of the Security and Prosperity Partnership, the trilateral group some critics see as a stepping stone to a “North America Community.”
$10 Billion Hedge Fund Now Worthless
A Bear Stearns Cos. hedge fund that made leveraged bets in the subprime mortgage market is worth nearly nothing, according to two people briefed by the investment bank.
Closed crossings pushing Gaza into disaster, says UN
UN officials issued warnings yesterday about the dire collapse of Gaza's economy and called on the international community to open crossing points for trade.
At least 68,000 Palestinians have lost their jobs in the past month since Israel closed the crossings out of the narrow, highly populated strip of land, according to the latest Palestinian figures.
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