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Yet Another Fox News Smear Job On Ron Paul, Alex Jones & 9/11 Truth
Malkin, Gibson attack "9/11 conspiracy nut" Alex Jones, say Paul should be kicked out of debates for appearing on his show, suggest Middle Easterners enjoy being bombed and to claim otherwise is a tin-foil hat conspiracy theory

Fox News Rigs Entire Debate To Savagely Attack Ron Paul
In a sickening display of cronyism and as a consequence of the sheer terror elicited amongst the establishment after his previous success, Fox News rigged last night's entire presidential debate in a crass effort to smear Ron Paul - yet the Texas Congressman still beat Rudy Giuliani in Fox's own poll.

Ron Paul Upsets Controlled-Media Debate as Clear Winner
Congressman Ron Paul shook the establishment in last night's second round of 2008 Republican debates for the Presidency. Not only did his anti-war, anti-torture and pro-liberty platform stand glaring in the face of those political whores dubbed as "top-tier" but he managed to catch the ire of 9/11 criminal Rudy Giuliani for daring to suggest aggressive foreign policy would stir up blowback.

Audience Applauds As Giuliani, Tancredo Endorse Waterboarding Torture
During last night's presidential debates, candidates were asked whether they would support the use of waterboarding — a technique, defined as torture by the Justice Department, that simulates drowning and makes the subject “believe his death is imminent while ideally not causing permanent physical damage.”

Unconstitutional Legislation Threatens Freedoms
Federal hate crime laws violate the Tenth Amendment’s limitations on federal power. Hate crime laws may also violate the First Amendment guaranteed freedom of speech and religion by criminalizing speech federal bureaucrats define as “hateful.”

Blogosphere Black Ops
Hackers Take Aim at Voices of Dissent

Bruce Willis Says JFK Killers Still In Power
In a new magazine interview, Bruce Willis spills the beans on his skepticism that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in the assassination of JFK, and suggests that the some of the same criminals who killed Kennedy are still in power today.

War and the Police State
Complicity of the American People

L.A. Disaster Drill
Terrorist Attack After Earthquake

Hail and Farewell
The End of the American Empire

Bush Has Destroyed Iraq and America
The reasons given for the American invasion of Iraq have been exposed as lies, revealing America as either a country of fools and idiots or of war criminals. Worldwide polls show that America is no longer regarded as a guiding light but is tied with Israel as the second greatest threat to world stability.

Vote for Rudy, or You’re All Going to Die
Giuliani’s level of fearmongering exceeded even that of the Bush administration, which is a tough feat. He finally crossed that line when he suggested that America would be more vulnerable to a terrorist attack if Democrats win in 2008 rather than the Republicans. And who out of all the many candidates will keep us safest from the terrorists? Rudy, of course.

MI5: Iran and Al Qaeda Planning an attack on “a par with Hiroshima and Nagasaki”
Spy chiefs warn that one operative had said he was planning an attack on “a par with Hiroshima and Nagasaki” in an attempt to “shake the Roman throne”, a reference to the West, The London Times reports. The report also states that although there is no proof that the Iranian government has any ties with Al Qaeda whatsoever, leaders there may be "turning a blind eye" to terrorist networks.

Virginia Tech Shooting - Cell Phone Video

War and the Police State: Complicity of the American People
In this era of perpetual warfare, escalating domestic tyranny, government-sanctioned torture, and a Nazi-like pursuit of Middle-East domination, one would expect, at the very least, an audible outcry from the People who proclaim resolute devotion to the ideals of liberty and justice for all. Yet for the most part, Mainstream America continues to assume a posture of apathy, bitterness, or eery silence.

Feds Ordered VA Police To Stand Down
Police and EMT workers at Virginia Tech tell us that campus police were given a federal order to stand down and not pursue killer Cho Seung-Hui as Monday's bloodshed unfolded. This another prime indicator that Cho was being "handled"!

Seung-Hui Cho Was a Mind Controlled Assassin
Seung-Hui Cho was a mind-controlled assassin, whether you believe he was under the influence of outside parties or not, the fact is that the cultural brainwashing of violent video games and psychotropic drugs directly contributed, as it does in all these cases, to the carnage at Virginia Tech on Monday morning.

Small Corporate Media Lie Concerning VT Massacre
Although it may seem like a small, insignificant detail, the fact the VT killings are not the “largest domestic massacre in US history,” as the media tells us, says a lot about not only the laziness and shoddiness of corporate media journalists, but also the urgency of the effort to spin and pass off lies as truth, blow things out of proportion, and generally fear-monger in an attempt to kill off the Second Amendment.

Shooter Another 'Manchurian Candidate' Programmed To Kill?
Eye-witness reports told of how a lone gunman had far too much time, at least two hours, to carry out the mass killings after the unidentified gunman first killed two students at a nearby dormitory.

Why Elite Orchestrated Massacres Occur In April?
There is a reason why these mind-controlled mass shootings occur around mid-April. This date connection is based upon the power elite's blood sacrifices to Satan. Recall that they committed the Waco blood sacrifice of little children on April 19th. Recall that they did the Oklahoma City blood sacrifice of little children on April 19th. Recall that they orchestrated the Columbine blood sacrifice of children on April 20th.

CIA recruiting at Virginia Tech
"The single shooter was unusally effective at killing , almost as if he had been trained to do so." --mparent7777 From November 2005 . . .For the second time this year , the Central Intelligence Agency will be coming to Virginia Tech to recruit students. And for the second time this year, they will be met with protests from students who view the CIA as an immoral organization that engages in torture and murder.

The Cho Seung-Hui Video Show
If we are to believe the emerging timeline of events, Cho Seung-Hui killed a woman and her RA in a dorm, went back to his dorm and captured a QuickTime video rant, burned a DVD, trekked to the post office with two 9mm weapons in tow, mailed the DVD, along with photos and miscellaneous writings to NBC, and then marched over to Norris Hall and killed another thirty or so people execution-style.

Gun Control Law Helped Campus Killer
In January 2002, a student at the Virginia Appalachian School of Law, Peter Odighizuwa, shot three people dead before other students were able to retrieve guns from their cars and put an end to the carnage before there was more bloodshed. Over thirty victims at VA Tech yesterday were denied that right as a result of a campus gun control law that helped the shooter pick off his targets at will.

VA Massacre Proves Government Can't Protect You
The loudest message sent by what happened at Virginia Tech yesterday is that government cannot and will not protect you. Contrast the events at VA Tech with the 1966 UT Tower shooting, which was until yesterday the deadliest shooting massacre on a University campus in America.

Federally Funded Boffins Want To Scrap The Internet
Researchers funded by the federal government want to shut down the internet and start over, citing the fact that at the moment there are loopholes in the system whereby users cannot be tracked and traced all the time.

Update: at least 31 dead in Va. Tech shooting
Authorities said the gunman was dead after he shot nearly 50 people at two locations on campus. Twenty-one were confirmed dead, NBC News reported. At least 28 others were injured, at least four of whom were in critical condition, NBC affiliate WSLS-TV in nearby Roanoke reported, quoting local hospital officials.

School Shooting: Another Government Black-Op?
Early details about the horrific school shooting at Virginia Tech strongly indicate that these events represent a Columbine-style black-op that will be exploited in the coming days to push for mass gun control and further turning our schools into prisons.

When Do Bad Policies Become Treasonous?
That America's two most recent presidents, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, have been guilty of egregiously flawed and fallacious decisions and activities is obvious. However, at what point do bad policies and conduct become treasonous? At what point do we conclude that our country's Chief Executive has crossed the line of mere inanity or naïveté and has actually become a threat to our national security and survival?

Our 'Strong Economy'
A Powder Keg Waiting To Blow

U.S. In Danger of Dictatorship
Presidential candidate Ron Paul has warned that the US is now at a crisis point. He warned that the elite are prepared to concoct events to scare the American people and asserted that the 2008 Presidential election is a contest between the people who care about their freedoms and those who are willing to succumb to the temptations of dictatorship.

Top Democrat: Intel czar's wiretap plans are 'deeply troubling'
A proposal by President Bush's new Director of National Intelligence to expand the intelligence community's authority to wiretap individuals in pursuit of the administration's "terrorist surveillance program" was called "deeply troubling" by a Democratic Congressman who promised his subcommittee would investigate the matter.

Representatives okay Real ID ban
The New Hampshire House voted overwhelmingly yesterday to reject the federal Real ID Act as amounting to the creation of a national ID card. The House voted 268-8 to send the bill to the Senate. The legislation would bar the state from complying with a federal act that sets standards for driver's licenses.

Building The Beast's 666 Database
The state of Washington announced a pilot project to introduce a driver's license "enhanced" with a radio frequency identification, or RFID, chip that would encode personal information and possibly serve as a passport-alternative if approved by the Department of Homeland Security.

Oregon Senate Bill 2 Lets Judges Dictate Morality
It would require every church operation that isn't directly in support of its primary mission goal to be subject to mandatory homosexual hiring requirements and other restrictions. Verbiage in the bill has to do with the primary purpose of a church. They're seeking really to gain a foothold for homosexuals into the Christian church with the court's approval. This is a total effort to subvert Judeo-Christian morality and impose on Christians a morality they consider superior.

Embattled AG now accused in sex scandal 'cover-up'
Attorney General Alberto Gonzales and U.S. Attorney Johnny Sutton, both already under siege for other matters, are now being accused of failing to prosecute officers of the Texas Youth Commission after a Texas Ranger investigation documented that guards and administrators were sexually abusing the institution's minor boy inmates.

America The Beautiful?
Warning

'Axis of Evil'
Report Card

Making a Killing: America's Private Army and the Business of War
These private companies are part of a huge surge in the outsourcing of war, which is extremely evident in Iraq, as well as Afghanistan, Colombia, Haiti, and numerous other countries. Private contractors are the second-largest con- tingent of the "Coalition of the Willing" with a ratio of about one armed con- tractor for every two American soldiers. This is up from a ratio of one to sixty during the first Gulf War. The Pentagon estimates the number of contractors at around 100,000—but this is only an estimate because after four years in Iraq the military is only now beginning a survey to find the size of its contractor force.

Bush & Allies Should Face War Crimes Charges?
Baltasar Garzon, an investigating judge for Spain's National Court, said Tuesday that President George W. Bush and his allies eventually should face war crimes charges for their actions in Iraq. In an opinion piece for El Pais, Garzon called the war in Iraq "one of the most sordid and unjustifiable episodes in recent human history." Garzon also criticized those who joined the US president in the war against Iraq as having equally responsible for joining the war effort despite their doubts. In 1999, Garzon tried to extradite former Chilean dictator General Augusto Pinochet from Britain and try him for crimes against humanity. Reuters has more.

In The Future, Mandatory Implants: For Now, High Schools Issue Contactless Microchip Student ID
Colleges have been using campus card ID systems for years. But with increasing security concerns, similar products are moving into public schools. One example: Philadelphia, Penn.’s school system where high school students at 60 schools have been provided a contactless ID card needed to gain admission to school property, track attendance, and, in some cases, buy lunch in the cafeteria.

U.S. citizens put under intense secret terror surveillance
Since the Sept. 11 attacks, the U.S. government has put average Americans under intense surveillance as part of terrorism investigations, says the Human Rights Record of the United States in 2006 issued on Thursday.

National ID Card
The precursor to the mark of the beast will be a chipped card that will gather all the information for the mark chip in a less threatening way to Christians. Many ask if the national ID card is that card and if it dangerous. Our answer is here. These articles on the National ID are for your information but we don't believe the timing of either one. The next strike on America will change all of the government's expectations as far as the timing is concerned.

NM Sen Rule Comm Votes 5-0 To Impeach Bush

Did Cheney Allow Or Order 9/11 Plane To Strike Pentagon?
Mineta testified "during the time that the airplane was coming in to the Pentagon, there was a young man who would come in and say to the Vice President, 'the plane is 50 miles out, the plane is 30 miles out.' And when it got to 'the plane is 10 miles out," the young man also said to the Vice President, 'Do the orders still stand?' And the Vice President...said, 'Of course the orders still stand. Have you heard anything to the contrary?"

Terrorist Act Will Make Giuliani President?
"I have thought for the longest time that [Giuliani] had zero chance," an aide to another Republican candidate who asked for anonymity talking up the chances of his boss's rival, tells Newsweek. "But he's got real momentum. And if there's a terrorist attack between now and the election, he could be the next president of the United States."

'Three Bombs In Murrah Building'
OKC TV News

USAF Gen Dimisses McVeigh OKC 'Single Bomb' Ruse

Former FBI Director Calls For New OKC Bombing Investigation
Coulson names Strassmeir as "agent" in upcoming documentary
Former FBI Terrorist Task Force director Danny Coulson has called for a new grand jury investigation into the Oklahoma City bombing and for the first time names Andreas Strassmeir as an "agent," in a documentary set to air Sunday, according to lawyer Jesse Trentadue.

Time Stamp Confirms BBC Reported WTC 7 Collapse 26 Minutes In Advance
If there was any remaining doubt that the BBC reported the collapse of Building 7 over 20 minutes before it fell then it has now evaporated with the discovery of footage from the BBC's News 24 channel that shows the time stamp at 21:54 (4:54PM EST) when news of the Salomon Brothers Building is first broadcast, a full 26 minutes in advance of its collapse.

BBC Reported Building 7 Had Collapsed 20 Minutes Before It Fell
An astounding video uncovered from the archives today shows the BBC reporting on the collapse of WTC Building 7 over twenty minutes before it fell at 5:20pm on the afternoon of 9/11. The incredible footage shows BBC reporter Jane Standley talking about the collapse of the Salomon Brothers Building while it remains standing in the live shot behind her head.

Establishment Media Blacklists Nichols' OKC Revelations
Astounding revelations on behalf of Oklahoma City bombing conspirator Terry Nichols, including Timothy McVeigh's connection to government provocateurs and the fact that the bomb he helped McVeigh build was completely different to the one described by official accounts, have been uniformly ignored by the corporate media as the story enters its sixth day.

The First Pardoned Federal Felon To Ever Serve As President?
While a fugitive from justice, Clintion ran for Congress in 1974 and Arkansas Attorney General in 1976. Finally, he receives pardon on Jan. 21, 1977, from former President Carter.

Reconstituting America
The 2008 Election

Asteroid Will Kill Everybody ... Except the Bushes, In Paraguay
While everybody was enjoying the nice three-day weekend, the Main Stream Media announced that we’re all going to be blown up or drowned by a terrible asteroid named Apophis — that’s also the Greek name for the demon monster god of Ancient Egypt who devours all that is good and hides in the eternal evil darkness and commands an army of demons who plague mankind. But there’s a chance of survival if you’re in the right place … say, shielded from the massive tsunami by the wall of the Andes and perched atop the world’s largest fresh-water aquifer. You know, where the Bushes and Rev. Sun Myung Moon bought all that land in Paraguay! Read the latest chapter in the Weirdest Story Ever Told, after the jump.

Sealed Documents Indicate OKC Inside Job
The attorney who was able to obtain a declaration from Terry Nichols fingering an FBI agent as directing Timothy McVeigh says that the documents attached to the affidavit indicate that the Oklahoma City bombing was an inside job.

Audit: Anti-terror case data flawed
Federal prosecutors counted immigration violations, marriage fraud and drug trafficking among anti-terror cases in the four years after 9/11 even though no evidence linked them to terror activity, a Justice Department audit said Tuesday.

Huge Fearmongering Billboards Urge Preparedness for A Terror Attack
Note that they interestingly place the date of a future "attack" as November 9th 2009, that is 11/9/09.

A 9/11 Gov’t Conspiracy?
‘I Wouldn’t Be Surprised’

This is how stupid people are in the United States

For Whom The Bells Toll
For Americans there will be no 'overtime saving of the home team.'

The Democrats Are Traitors Too!
Are You Surprised?

U.S. Set to Begin a Vast Expansion of DNA Sampling
The Justice Department is completing rules to allow the collection of DNA from most people arrested or detained by federal authorities, a vast expansion of DNA gathering that will include hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants, by far the largest group affected.

States Take Action To Oppose National Driver's License
A revolt against a national driver's license, begun in Maine last month, is quickly spreading to other states, including Georgia. The Maine Legislature on Jan. 26 overwhelmingly passed a resolution objecting to the Real I.D. Act of 2005. The federal law sets a national standard for driver's licenses and requires states to link their record-keeping systems to national databases.

The Grand Illusion
Wake Up America

Reverse Speech
Bush's State Of The Union

The American Way of War
The Pentagon may print copies for distribution.

Iranian Invasion Imminent, According to Capitol Hill Insiders
Will Bush get around Congressional approval for Iranian attack. Americans speak out against Bush and his illegal war as many say escalation of Middle East war right around the corner.

The "Wipe Israel Off The Map" Hoax
Barely a day goes by that one can avoid reading or hearing yet another Israeli, American or British warhawk regurgitate the broken record that Iran's President Ahmadinejad threatened to "wipe Israel off the map," framed in the ridiculous context that Israeli's are being targeted for a second holocaust. This baseless rallying call for conflict holds about as much credibility as Dick Cheney's assertion that Saddam Hussein was planning to light up American skies with mushroom clouds.

Imprisoned agent's wife
President is a hypocrite

Tax Resister Ed Brown
In His Own Words

The Empire Turns Its Guns on the Citizenry
Your Local Police Force Has Been Militarized. In recent years American police forces have called out SWAT teams 40,000 or more times annually. Last year did you read in your newspaper or hear on TV news of 110 hostage or terrorist events each day? No. What then were the SWAT teams doing? They were serving routine warrants to people who posed no danger to the police or to the public.

The Next President
Think long and hard

30 Years Of High Crimes & Misdemeanors
Another Clinton in office would mean America being under the thiefdom of either a Bush or a Clinton for a total of at least 32 years, 36 if Hillary is re-elected (many now acknowledge that H.W. Bush pulled the strings as VP during the Reagan era), and they still say anyone can become President! What a pathetic joke!

To Our U.S. Senators
Show Me the Money

The Law That Never Was
The Fraud of Income & Social Security Tax

Gonzales, live
"The Constitution does not say that every citizen has the right to habeas corpus."

Pentagon Sets Rules for Detainee Trials
The Pentagon's rules for upcoming detainee trials would allow terrorism suspects to be convicted and perhaps executed using hearsay evidence and some coerced testimony.

Anti-First Amendment S.1 Passes Congress
It was bad enough George Bush Senior found it necessary to blame bloggers for creating what he deems an “adversarial and ugly climate” (never mind his particular bit of ugliness in Iraq more than a decade ago, eventually resulting in the murder of more than a million people), last month we had the Manchurian candidate, John McCain, introducing legislation “that would fine blogs up to $300,000 for offensive statements, photos and videos posted by visitors on comment boards, effectively nixing the open exchange of ideas on the Internet, providing a lethal injection for unrestrained opinion, and acting as the latest attack tool to chill freedom of speech on the world wide web,” as Paul Joseph Watson writes for Prison Planet.

Torture & Child Abuse Documented By Whistle Blower
Jeff Fisher came forward Thursday on The Investigative Journal radio show on The Republic Broadcasting Network, detailing widespread nationwide child abuse taking place under the cover of the Drug Free America program. Fisher learned of the abuse while working as a part time teacher at the Baypoint School in Florida, the same school ousted Florida Republican Congressman Mark Foley worked as an administrator, according to Fisher.

Navy dismisses chaplain who prayed 'in Jesus' name'
A U.S. Navy chaplain who prayed "in Jesus' name" as his conscience dictated is being ejected from the military service "in retaliation" for his victorious battle to change Navy policy that required religious rites be "non-sectarian."

American Caligula
Roman Emperor Caligula

A Nation At War
With Ourselves

Microchips Implants For Mentally Ill Planned
Radical measures for tackling crime - ranging from monitoring the behaviour of the mentally ill with radio chips to hormone injections for sex offenders — are to be considered by the Government in a wide-ranging policy review ordered by Tony Blair.

OKC Bomber Still Alive And Living In S. America
A former FBI agent, turned whistleblower, said he received "credible information from several friends at the Bureau" that Oklahoma City bomber, Timothy McVeigh, is still alive and living in South America. Long time FBI agent and self-proclaimed hit man, John Peeler, made this startling revelation Wednesday on Greg Szymanski's radio show, the Investigative Journal, now airing exclusively on the Republic Broadcasting Network from 11am to 1pm Monday thru Friday at www.rbnlive.com.

Rove's Pass
A Window on the Real World

Floridian Who Said The Bush Family Is "A Plague On The Earth And Should Burn In Hell For Eternity" Targeted By Authorities As A Threat To Society
Steve Esdale, claiming authorities have covered-up his father's murder, is now being harassed for comments made about the Bush family. Authorities are trying to get at his phone and computer records as well as trying to claim he is mentally ill.

Cheney & Goering
Reichstag Fire And Private Armies

Americans Must Do It Themselves
Don't Rely On 'Experts' To Fight New World Order

Alex Jones Bull Horns for 9/11 Truth in Downtown Chicago
Syndicated radio talk show host Alex Jones joined countless other members of the 9/11 Truth Movement for an incredible conference in Chicago June 2-4. Part of the conference involved a march from the conference venue to Daley Plaza in downtown Chicago where Jones broadcast his warning against state-sponsered terrorism through an iconic bullhorn to a gathering crowd.

I'm Outa Here!
I've decided to leave the country and renounce my citizenship.

THE LIE OF THE CENTURY
As you honor the memory of those who died in battle, you must also ask for what reason were these brave men and women killed? For what noble purpose do thousands of our young people live crippled lives?

Is This The Last Memorial Day In The Free Republic We Call America?
New World Order closing in on American holocaust, as immigration bill passes through Senate and Nazi-type military General takes over CIA

Top 10 Signs of the Impending U.S. Police State
Is the U.S. becoming a police state? Here are the top 10 signs that it may well be the case.

Crisis In United States
Counter-Coup Forces Engage In Gun Battle At Nations Capitol Building

Immigration Bill Is Worse Than You Think
Shocking elements of the bill that were hidden deep in its text. These include, for example, that the employers of illegal aliens would be given an amnesty for cheating on their taxes, and that under the terms of the law the government would for all practical purposes have to take an illegal alien’s word for it that he has been in the country illegally long enough to qualify for an amnesty. Cost $500 billion.

Bloomberg Wants National DNA Database     
Opponents of any kind of national ID card will be aghast at New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg's idea for a national DNA or fingerprint database designed to track the citizenship of all workers.

Secret FEMA Plan To Use Pastors as Pacifiers in Preparation For Martial Law
Nationwide initiative trains volunteers to teach congregations to "obey the government" during seizure of guns, property, forced inoculations and forced relocation

The Administration That Won't Stop Lying
The Bush regime has killed tens of thousands of people in Iraq and Afghanistan, mainly women and children. The deaths are excused as unintended "collateral damage" of the ongoing war, but the deaths are nonetheless important to the tens of thousands of relatives and friends. An equally important casualty of the Bush regime is truth.

The 2nd Amendment is dead; So are the 1st, the 4th, 5th and the rest of the Bill of Rights.
Go sit in any courtroom and see if the Bill of Rights can be invoked successfully anymore. Such defenses must be argued before appellate courts, and the Supreme Court refuses to hear 2nd Amendment cases. The so-called Patriot Act has nullified the Bill of Rights.

AT&T Whistle-Blower's Evidence
So where is the secret room? Well, it just so happens to be room number 641 A at 611 Folsom Street in San Francisco, California. And just what is in this room? Well, a lot of stuff, but mainly a NARUS STA 6400 machine which is spying on the internet.

"Cooked Alive"
Leslie Oliver is being "cooked alive" and Jesus Mendoza is dying a slow "electronic death"

New Presidential Memorandum Permits Intelligence Director To Authorize Telcos To Lie Without Violating Securities Law
Ordinarily, a company that conceals their transactions and activities from the public would violate securities law. But an presidential memorandum signed by the President on May 5 allows the Director of National Intelligence, John Negroponte, to authorize a company to conceal activities related to national security.

Plans To Microchip Every Newborn In U.S. And Europe Underway
Are you ready for a total elimination of privacy and a robotizing of mankind, as well as an invasion of every thought going through your head?

Hollywood and Illuminati Team Up in DaVinci Code
The movie saying Jesus never died on the cross opened on the 33rd day in the Illuminati cycle? According to a Illuminati code researcher a sinister cult is at work paving the way for a one world religion and government by destroying Christian values.

Women Put In Gulag For Trying To Put Up Anti-Bush Poster
A Cleveland woman, manhandled by police and charged with two felonies for trying to display anti-Bush posters, was jailed in a Cuyahoga County psych unit last week in what her attorney called a "highly unusual and outrageous" decision.

Former Oregon Prosecutor Claims Americans Need To Fight Judicial Corruption Or Freedom Will Turn Into Slavery
Roger Weidner, a former attorney disbarred in 1997 for seeking the truth, has been jailed more than 19 times and illegally placed in a mental institution for wanting to expose judicial corruption.

Retired Air Force General Warns Another 'Terrorist Attack' On Horizon As Trotskyites Within Government On The Move To Destroy America
Gen. Ben Parton said America's only chance is for its people to take back the political process before the New World Order takes over.

Two More Free Nations Fall To Biometric Prison
Aussies must all have biometric "access cards" by 2010, Scots to be forced on database with Citizens' National Entitlement Card

Former White House Chief Of Staff Andy Card's Cousin Jailed For Making Case Iraq Was "No Threat And Invasion Was Illegal."
Susan Lindauer, a journalist and former Congressional aide, held in federal correctional facility six months for psychiatric evaluation after bogus espionage charges dropped. Lindauer told Bush officials, including Card, Iraq was no threat according to her intelligence sources, but became target herself.

US Congress Members Sue Bush For Breaking Constitution
The president signed a bill that didn’t pass both the House and the Senate, and “anyone who has passed the sixth grade knows that before a bill can become law, both houses of Congress must approve it,” says Rep. John Conyers.

Bush Impeachment - The Illinois State Legislature is Preparing to Drop a Bombshell
The Illinois General Assembly is about to rock the nation. Members of state legislatures are normally not considered as having the ability to decide issues with a massive impact to the nation as a whole. Representative Karen A. Yarbrough of Illinois' 7th District is about to shatter that perception forever. Representative Yarbrough stumbled on a little known and never utlitized rule of the US House of Representatives, Section 603 of Jefferson's Manual of the Rules of the United States House of Representatives, which allows federal impeachment proceedings to be initiated by joint resolution of a state legislature. From there, Illinois House Joint Resolution 125 (hereafter to be referred to as HJR0125) was born.

Oregon Sues ES&S
E-Vote Train Wreck On Course

“A Big Swing”
The CIA “Wehrmacht”

National ID Cards
The New Bureau Of Engraving.

'Nazi Terror'
From A Jewish National Socialist

Amidst the Generals its a Mutiny!
It's Not An Armed One, Not Yet.

California Becomes Second State to Introduce Bush Impeachment
Joining Illinois, California has become the second state in which a proposal to impeach President Bush has been introduced in the state legislature. And this one includes Cheney as well.

Database State: The UK's Electronic Prison
The gathering and holding of information has permeated into every facet of life in Great Britain and no one batters an eyelid. It's time to reveal what's really going to happen in the UK.  Part One  Part Two

America’s "Noble" Cause
Preserving its Right to Murder, Exploit, Torture, and Impoverish with Impunity

Masters Of Deception Hard At Work Stirring The Pot Of Hatred
National Security Analyst For 35 Years Says Americans Need To Wake-Up And Fight "The Enemy Within"

E-VOTING 2006
"The Approaching Train Wreck"

America's war on the web
“a revolution in the concept of warfare”

Executive Order 13292
War Against Iran

Brett Kavanaugh, Nominated To The Federal Bench By President Bush
Guilty Of Obstruction of Justice and Covering-Up Vince Foster Murder, According to U.S. Attorney.

Leader Worship
Don't Vote - Revolt!

Is The Capitol Building Next, Or Do The Tunnels Go Deeper?
In light of the 'insider' fingerprints left all over the 9/11 attacks, a few recent stories made us sit up and take notice

Americans, Do You Really Want To Save Your Republic? Get Behind Leo Wanta Who Is Holding 27.5 Trillion In Trust For You!
The Bush and Clinton crime families used Wanta's Ameri-trust funds as a 'cash cow.' instead of returning the money to the American people for roads, education and health care. While Illuminati banksters already embezzled billions on top of billions, documented by Wanta, the crooked Washington power brokers even stopped him from using 5 billion in repatriation funds for Gulf Coast hurricane relief money in 1999.

Top Scientist Advocates Mass Culling 90% Of Human Population
Fellow professors and scientists applause and roar approval at elite's twisted and genocidal population control agenda

Blowing Smoke
Why random drug testing doesn't reduce student drug use.

Ohio Attorney Persecuted And Jailed For 232 Days Under Nazi-Like Treatment Right Here In America
Elsabeth Baumgartner also spent 10 days locked away, held without right to counsel and clergy, for merely speaking out at a city council meeting. Saying she was held as a political prisoner, she now faces a sentence of 66 years and 6 months for what she calls "trumped-up" charges.

A Collapsing Presidency
Neocons don’t believe in diplomacy

New Hampshire House Reject Real ID
Tiny New Hampshire stands up for Freedom

9/11 Skeptics Receive Fair Shake on Showbiz Tonight
CNN Showbiz Tonight Covers Charlie Sheen and 9/11 Skepticism

No Longer The Minority: 82% Plus Support Charlie Sheen
Despite the best efforts of the now whimpering attack poodles of the mainstream media, an online CNN poll shows that over four-fifths, or 82 per cent, agree with actor Charlie Sheen that the U.S. government covered up the real events of the 9/11 attacks.

Mainstream Media Blackout On Sheen 9/11 Piece
Despite a huge reaction amongst the alternative media to Charlie Sheen's comments on 9/11, in part due to a brief link on the Drudge Report which was mysteriously pulled after a few hours, newswires and entertainment outlets have actively sought to impose a blackout on the story.

Are Warrantless Searches Next?
It is unclear how much resistance from the FBI the White House and the Justice Department will be willing to brook. What is clear, however, is the extraordinary extent to which officials in both places inject themselves in the bureau's operations. In late 2004, President Bush asked then FBI Deputy Director Bruce Gebhardt, filling in for Mueller during the daily White House briefings, minute details about a suspected terrorism threat in Kansas. "Don't worry, Mr. President," responded Gebhardt, straight-faced. "We have Kansas surrounded."

Is Another 911 In The Works?
If you were President George W. Bush with all available US troops tied down by the Iraqi resistance, and you were unable to control Iraq or political developments in the country, would you also start a war with Iran?

The Fall of the Eagle
Seven Year Vengeance

Hotel U.S.A.
The government's plans for an 'immigration emergency' include relocation and detention centers -- courtesy of Kellogg, Brown and Root.

The US Has Run Amok Former CIA Analyst
Corruption has run amok in intelligence circles and the president should be impeached, a former CIA analyst says. Also, he said, the United States is undergoing a constitutional crisis.

Shock Therapy For Kids
Jennifer McLogan reported from Freeport: Why they ask, is shock therapy, corporal punishment and this type of behavior modification illegal in this state, but acceptable for New York children elsewhere?

Digging Mass Graves at Dugway?
Mobile Cremation Units

The 'New American Freedom' Defined
Your "New" Rights

Bill Of Rights Dead
Treasonous Senate OK Patriot Act

Reflections in the Night
Is America Asleep at the Wheel?

Republican Congressman Predicts Bush Impeachment Says US close to dictatorship
Republican Congressman Ron Paul has gone on record with his prediction that the impeachment of George W. Bush is right around the corner but warned that in the meantime the US was slipping perilously close to a dictatorship.

Conservatives Are Jumping Ship: Bush Is Going Down
The crimes of the Bush Administration are so many and varied that none of us should be surprised by anything that might happen in the coming weeks and months: Bin Laden captured or reported killed, a U.S.-Israeli air assault on Iran's nuclear facilities, a major terrorist attack inside the U.S. to be followed by martial law, the announcement of a bird-flu outbreak with the military placed in charge. I'm pretty level-headed and don't usually think in these dire terms, but these guys have backed themselves into a tight political corner and are desperate -- and dangerous.

"Bad Dogs"
The Alternative Press

CIVILIAN INMATE LABOR PROGRAM
Concentration Camps

The New McCarthyism
American NeoFascists

Harry Whittington Shooting
Ballistics Test

Patriot Act E-Mail Searches Apply to Non-Terrorists, Judges Say
Two federal judges in Florida have upheld the authority of individual courts to use the Patriot Act to order searches anywhere in the country for e-mails and computer data in all types of criminal investigations, overruling a magistrate who found that Congress limited such expanded jurisdiction to cases involving terrorism.

Bush's Mysterious 'New Programs'
Not that George W. Bush needs much encouragement, but Sen. Lindsey Graham suggested to Attorney General Alberto Gonzales a new target for the administration’s domestic operations -- Fifth Columnists, supposedly disloyal Americans who sympathize and collaborate with the enemy.

Detention Camp Jitters
Internment camps and martial law in the U.S.

Another Former Devoted Republican Calling Bush "Worse Than Hitler"
Keefe Callum of the Northern Plains says every freedom-loving American needs to come forward before it is too late.

Latest Airline Terror Threat: People Who Read Books
The latest example of airline security gone insane is provided by rock star and stand-up comedian Henry Rollins, who was recently reported to the Australian government for reading a book on an aeroplane.

Homeland Security Clamps Down On Boise Navy Veteran and Federal Employee For Anti-War Bumper Stickers
Dwight Scarbrough has filed a lawsuit to protect his freedom of speech rights in the face of Gestapo-like tactics geared at keeping Americans in step with draconian Bush administration policies.

American Heroin
Land Of The Puppet People

Arab takeover of U.S. ports seen as security 'insanity'
President asked to stop deal for Dubai firm to control 6 American maritime operations

U.S. Terrorism Watch List Now Has 325,000 Names
The list kept by the National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC) - created in 2004 to be the primary U.S. terrorism intelligence agency - contains a far greater number of international terrorist suspects and associated names in a single government database than has previously been disclosed. Because the same person may appear under different spellings or aliases, the true number of separate individuals is estimated to be more than 200,000, according to NCTC officials.

Congresswoman Says America Run By Criminal Syndicate
McKinney: American citizens could be put in forced labor camps

Texas City British Petroleum Employee Heard "Strange Abort Signal" on Local Radio Station The Morning Army Intel Officer Predicted Nuclear Strike At Plant
BP employee also said "other strange events" occured, leaving her "nervous and on edge." Galveston Daily News follows up with story, finding WMD military support team was conducting a training session at a location near Texas City.

Halliburton Detention Camps For Political Subversives
In another shining example of modern day corporate fascism, it was announced recently that Halliburton subsidiary Kellogg, Brown and Root had been awarded a $385 million dollar contract by Homeland Security to construct detention and processing facilities in the event of a national emergency.

Former Military Assassin and Green Beret In Vietnam Wins Federal Libel Case Backed By CIA And Pentagon
Pentagon brass caught with their dirty fingers in the 'assassination cookie jar' as jury found former Colonel in Special Forces told the truth in tell-all book exposing CIA-backed assassination attempts and U.S. government policy aimed at killing its own soldiers during the Vietnam War.

Buffalo NY Man Learns of 'Daddy' Bush's Ties With Illegal Virgin Islands Drug Smuggling While Finding Out His Family Deeply Connected To Illuminati
Once learning one side of his family had connections with the evil Illuminati through a company called Gibraltar Industries, Kent goes on a soul-searching quest for the truth.

Texas City British Petroleum Claims No Foul Play In 2005 Explosion Killing 15; BP Sets Aside $1 Billion For Upgrades Amid Rumors Neocons Plan To Nuke Plant In Upcoming Days
Some Texas City citizens taking nuke warning seriously as local law enforcement build-up seen and at least 400 employees moved out of BP to different office building.

Hamilton Bank, Ex-CIA Operatives, & 9-11 Hijackers
Researchers and investigators have uncovered links between a Miami bank that collapsed in 2002 amid a fraud scandal that was highlighted by billions of dollars in questionable cash and fraudulent loans and money movements linked to the Bush family and businesses linked to funding pilot training for the 9-11 hijackers.

A clear and present danger to America
George W. Bush, the out-of-control despot who thinks the Presidency of the United States is a license to lie at will, wage war on a whim and break the law without recrimination, put on his “I am in charge” face Thursday and, for all practical purposes, told anyone who thinks his powers should be subject to review or oversight to go screw themselves.

Houston PD Running Nuclear Disaster Drills As Build-Up Of Numerous Law Enforcement Agencies Seen In Nearby Texas City
Army Intel Capt. Eric May warns Bush cabal days away from a nuclear strike. Texas City resident "opens up a hornet's nest" as he warns local law enforcement about the possibility of nuclear strike.

International Jurists from 14 Countries Trying To Nail Bush and His Killer Cronies For Illegal Murder And Torture
The Bush killing machine is no secret overseas, as a coalition of legal experts based in Canada want to put Bush and his band of renegades behind bars. Too bad American jurists don't have the guts to do the same!

January 31 Convergences
Bring the Noise! Drown Out Bush’s Lies!

All Signposts Lead To Imminent Nuclear Attack In America: Intel Army Capt. Eric May Issues 'Red Alert' For Next 9 Days For Texas City-Houston Area
Capt. May claims to have broken the Illuminati and Bush Cabal's "embedded code" in an effort to beat the neocons at their own nasty game. Capt. May may have thwarted one attempted nuclear attack last July, but says the Bush Cabal is coming back again for a second try.

ENRON - THE SMOKIN' CANNON OF 9/11?
Sept. 7 is very important in context and substance, because on this day, the October Fed Funds Futures (which is a hedge mechanism for interest rates) as mentioned before, exploded upward, and made new seasonal/contract highs. This portended that such would continue, and interest rates would go sharply down (there is an inverse correlation; i.e. if fed funds futures go up, interest rates go down and vice-versa). This is exactly what happened, and is strongly indicative that someone(s) in the Federal Reserve knew the attacks against America were in the offing.

Unfathomed Dangers In Patriot Act Renewal
The new police are empowered to "make arrests without warrant for any offense against the United States committed in their presence, or for any felony cognizable under the laws of the United States if they have reasonable grounds to believe that the person to be arrested has committed or is committing such felony."

The Nazi Bush Regime
I believe it was Dr. Albert Einstein who offered that doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results was a sign of insanity. A minority segment of the Internet's new Alternative Media [AM] is desperately trying to awaken the American people to the dangerous Nazi regime that now controls America and threatens it and the rest of the world.

Pre-crime and proactive policing
Police Checkpoints, stop and search, curfews and ASBO's becoming the norm

Justice Dept asks court to abandon US system of justice
The Bush administration notified federal trial judges in Washington that it would soon ask them to dismiss all lawsuits brought by prisoners at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, challenging their detentions, Justice Department officials said Tuesday.

Driving is a Right
Not a Privilege ~ BRIEF IN SUPPORT OF NOTICE FOR DISMISSAL FOR LACK OF JURISDICTION

Right to Travel
DESPITE ACTIONS OF POLICE AND LOCAL COURTS, HIGHER COURTS HAVE RULED THAT AMERICAN CITIZENS HAVE A RIGHT TO TRAVEL WITHOUT STATE PERMITS

FDA Rule Would Create Pharmaceutical Dictatorship
The FDA has proven they are not the SERVANT of the people. Their actions show them to be more of a corporate SERPENT who slithers and attacks the lives and rights of the population.

23 Administration Officials Involved In Plame Leak
ADMINISTRATION, ROVE ORIGINALLY DENIED ANY INVOLVMENT IN THE LEAK: Asked on 9/29/03 whether he had “any knowledge” of the leak or whether he leaked the name of the CIA agent, Rove answered “no.” That same day, White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan, after having “spoken to Karl,” asserted that “it is a ridiculous suggestion” to say Rove was involved in the leak. In August 2004, Rove maintained, “I didn’t know her name and didn’t leak her name.”

Patriot Act bill would expand death penalty
The House bill that would reauthorize the USA Patriot Act anti-terrorism law includes several little-noticed provisions that would dramatically transform the federal death penalty system

PlameGate, AIPAC Probes Connect To Nuke Black Market
Libby and Cheney links to global weapons smuggling cartel resulted in exposure of Brewster Jennings and Associates non official cover (NOC) network. CIA Leakgate also tied to AIPAC probe. CIA sources familiar with the Brewster Jennings and Associates NOC operation that worked for some ten years to counter the proliferation of nuclear weapons claim that the operation's cover was partially blown because of its success at removing Soviet era nuclear weaponry and materials such as high grade plutonium from the international weapons smuggling market.

A White House 'Hip-Deep' in Plame Scandal and Cover Up
Senior White House officials over the weekend warned President George W. Bush to “prepare for the worst” in the ever-deepening Valerie Plame scandal, laying out a scenario that includes indictments of top officials and detailing a direct involvement by the Administration in a concentrated effort to destroy the credibility of Ambassador Joseph Wilson and then conceal the actions from investigators.

General in charge of Abu Ghraib: Torture still going on, Iraq just the beginning
General says she was deliberately kept out of the loop and scapegoated to protect higher ups and that torture orders came all the way from the top

Dems Tap Patrick Fitzgerald for Impeachment Probe
Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee are so pleased with reports that Leakgate prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald is about to indict senior White House officials that they want him to lead an impeachment investigation into whether President Bush lied to Congress about Iraq's weapons of mass destruction.

Violations found in FBI surveillance, records show
The FBI has conducted clandestine surveillance on some U.S. residents for as long as 18 months at a time without proper paperwork or oversight, according to previously classified documents to be released today.

Cheney To Be Indicted In France?
In the context of all the indictments, both impending and already served, concerning PlameGate, it may seem overkill to consider what other countries are up to. However, according to a report on Uruknet.org, there is a distinct possibility that a French court might indict U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney, on charges of bribery, money laundering and misuse of corporate assets.

Analysis finds 21 homicides among deaths of U.S. prisoners overseas
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Fitzgerald gossip: e-mail from a Democratic House member's staffer with tons of good dirt on the Plame investigation.
Eight indictments have already prepared, with the possibility of another ten. these indictments include senior white house staff, most notably vice president cheney's chief of staff scooter libby, fred flights (special assistant to john bolton), and--very surprisingly--national security adviser steve hadley. apparently, libby and hadley have both been told by their lawyers to expect indictments. the indictment of senior bush political advisor karl rove seems highly probable.

Cowboy president is courting disaster, says Powell's man
Colin Powell's right-hand man has launched a blistering attack on the White House, describing President George W Bush as "cowboyish", his secretary of state Condoleezza Rice as "extremely weak" and American foreign policy as "courting disaster".

Fitzgerald Won't Be Intimidated By Firestorm
In 13 years prosecuting mobsters and terrorists in New York, Patrick J. Fitzgerald earned a public reputation for meticulous preparation, a flawless memory and an easy eloquence. Only his colleagues knew that these orderly achievements emerged from the near-total anarchy of his office, where the relentless Mr. Fitzgerald often slept during big cases.

The Coming Hurricane Fitzgerald
There is a storm of historic proportions headed for the United States, one that will make Hurricane Wilma (also en route) look like a small splash in the pond by comparison. It's been building and gathering strength in the increasingly hot waters of the Special Counsel's office for almost two years, and in a matter of days it may lay waste to the entire political infrastructure of Washington, D.C., from one end to the other.

Will Internal Coup Against Neo-Cons Insulate Bush?
Late in the day on Friday, October 21, President Bush nominated the US Attorney for Eastern Virginia, Paul McNulty, to replace departed James Comey as Deputy Attorney General. Bush's first pick, Timothy Flanigan, withdrew over his past ties to indicted GOP lobbyist Jack Abramoff.

David Gergen: "Wheels are Coming off" the Bush Admin
"Gergen, the ultimate establishment insider, is telling us that this is deadly serious. Is this more reason to believe the gravity of the indictment story or further doubt it?"

Indictment Is Easy Way Out For Bush Officials
Should Rove, Libby, Cheney and others be indicted in the CIA leak case it will be akin to slipping out the back door

PlameGate - Neo-Cons Ratcheting Up Counter-Offensives
According to informed sources in Washington, Vice President Dick Cheney's Chef of Staff I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby is expected to resign after he is, as expected, indicted for his role in outing a covert CIA agent, Valerie Plame Wilson, the wife of Ambassador Joseph Wilson.

Guantanamo hunger strikers say feeding tubes employed as torture
Prisoners on hunger strike at the U.S. prison camp at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, reported troops force-fed them with dirty feeding tubes that have been violently inserted and withdrawn as punishment, said declassified notes released Wednesday by defence lawyers.

Mass evacuation plans to be created
Federal, state and local governments will begin working to plan for mass evacuations if cities suffer natural disasters and terrorist attacks.

US Prisons
Big Business Or New Form Of Slavery?

White House was worried about rogue CIA group
A new account of the CIA leak scandal rocking the White House suggests top US presidential aides were seriously concerned about a dissident faction inside the US spy agency that appeared to work even behind the back of the CIA director to debunk the notion Iraq had weapons of mass destruction.

Martial Law - Coming To A Neighborhood Near You?
The "final mission" is two-fold: destruction of nation-states, and establishment of a New Age global-socialist New World Order.

White House Watch: Cheney resignation rumors fly
Government officials and advisers passed around rumors that the vice president might step aside and that President Bush would elevate Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.

Kristol: Rove and Libby Will Be Indicted
The right-wing is already spinning themselves into knots as they struggle to defend the conduct of the White House

Blogger, WAYNE MADSEN UNDER THREAT OF ASSASSINATION
Following months of harassment by the Bush administration, that includes getting him fired from his job at a think tank and attempting to strip him of his membership in the Washington Press Club, the Bush administration has stooped to new lows in trying to make former National Security Agency employee Wayne Madsen disappear.

It's Bush-Cheney, Not Rove-Libby
There hasn't been anything like it since Martha Stewart fended off questions about her stock-trading scandal by manically chopping cabbage on "The Early Show" on CBS. Last week the setting was "Today" on NBC, where the image of President Bush manically hammering nails at a Habitat for Humanity construction site on the Gulf Coast was juggled with the sight of him trying to duck Matt Lauer's questions about Karl Rove.

Washington Insider: Rove Threatens Indictment Judge With 'Consequences'
The word inside the Beltway is that if Fitzgerald delivers indictments against senior White House officials he will face unspecified "consequences."

Vice President's role in outing of CIA agent under examination, sources close to prosecutor say
The investigation into who leaked the officer's name to reporters has now turned toward a little known cabal of administration hawks known as the White House Iraq Group (WHIG)

As Big As Watergate, Iran-Contra Eliminating Witnesses To Treason
A familiar scene at the US District Court House in Washington, DC. We've seen it before in this town -- the media camped out in the courtyard in front of the E. Barrett Prettyman Federal Court House, between the U.S. Capitol and the White House off Pennsylvania Avenue. The media has been there before, during the Watergate and Iran-Contra scandals, and the more recent non-scandal of Monica Lewinsky/Whitewater. In the past, the media anxiously awaited for the arrivals and depatures of people with names like Haldeman, Ehrlichman, Liddy, North, Poindexter, Secord, McFarlane, Tripp, Curry, and Hubbell.

Bush Blinked 37 Times -- With A Lick Of The Lips, Three Weight Shifts And Serious Foot Jiggling...
The fidgeting clearly corresponded to the questioning. When Lauer asked if Bush, after a slow response to Katrina, was "trying to get a second chance to make a good first impression," Bush blinked 24 times in his answer. When asked why Gulf Coast residents would have to pay back funds but Iraqis would not, Bush blinked 23 times and hitched his trousers up by the belt.

Don't Buy Into American Slave System
Washington 'Free Man' Shows How To Opt Out

The Gulag Archipelago
66 million Communist Gulag victims

How Long Can This Go On?
George W. Bush is a natural born liar. He lied us into a war, and now he is lying to keep us there. In his Oct. 6 self-congratulatory speech at that neoconservative shrine the National Endowment for Democracy, the president of the United States said: "Today there are more than 80 Iraqi army battalions fighting the insurgency alongside our forces."

The Patriot Act
Shameful, Anti-American Law

America
An Idea We Are Losing

Spy State: Pentagon Seeks Leeway to Approach Citizens
Attempting to loosen decades-old restrictions, the Pentagon is asking Congress to allow its intelligence agents to go undercover when they approach Americans who may have useful national-security information, rather than identifying themselves as intelligence operatives.

Former NY Aux. Fire and Policeman Uncovers Transit Authority Tapes Showing 'Heavy Smoke Condition' Below WTC On 9/11
More evidence now surfaces indicating explosions rocked the WTC and a pre-planned controlled demolition.

Silverstein, Giuliani, WTC 7 and 20-20 Hindsight
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FBI Claims 84 Videos Show NO Flight 77 Impact
Photos taken after the Pentagon crash do not support the Government conspiracy theory that Flight 77, a Boeing 757 airliner, demolished a major portion of the masonry structure...

Videos: The Controled Collaspe of WTC 7
Take a close look at the manner in which WTC 7 collapses straight down. For the building to collapse in this fashion, all of the load bearing supports would have had to fail at exactly the same time.

CIA, French intelligence kill 4, capture 5 Israelis in NY subway attack
Earlier this evening intelligence members of the American-French Alliance stopped an attempt by Israeli Mossad operatives to blow up the New York City subway, according to national security and U.S. intelligence expert Thomas Heneghan. Ed. Note: This report has not been confirmed by other sources

Washington Insider: Subway Alert Is Fake Terror To Distract From Indictments
The main stream media is just beginning to take notice that a "Watergate-level event" is about to occur in Washington.

Bush will veto anti-torture law after Senate revolt
The Bush administration pledged yesterday to veto legislation banning the torture of prisoners by US troops after an overwhelming and almost unprecedented revolt by loyalist congressmen.

George Bush: 'God told me to end the tyranny in Iraq'
George Bush has claimed he was on a mission from God when he launched the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq, according to a senior Palestinian politician in an interview to be broadcast by the BBC later this month.

The Triumph Of Ideology Over Reality
"Obviously, far from heeding demands from U.S. generals and congressional members of his own political party for a plan to withdraw from Iraq, Bush intends to widen the war."

High Treason
The Coming Starvation In America

Domestic Defense
Could proposed new intelligence-gathering powers for the Pentagon lead to spying on U.S. citizens? The question is being asked as the White House considers new roles for the military inside America's borders.

AOL Time-Warner Censors Alex Jones Websites
Nationwide blackout a clear attempt to shut down free speech or just an error?

Is Harriet Miers a Closet Sadist?
"Has she ever questioned Gonzales' extreme and bizarre legal opinions justifying the torture, indefinite detention and disappearing of countless innocent people? We don't know. Her legal opinions have yet to be released and Senate Republicans, in keeping with the Bush Administration's obsession with keeping the people's business secret from the people, say they'll fight to keep them shrouded by the night and fog."

C.I.A. Chief Refuses to Seek Discipline for 9/11 Officials
The C.I.A. will not pursue disciplinary action against George J. Tenet, a former director, or anyone else among current or former officials singled out by an inspector general for poor performance on counterterrorism before Sept. 11, 2001, the agency said today.

Any Profit in a Storm
Stormy weather allows big oil to practice a crude sort of blackmail

Gov. & Laptop Makers Caught Installing Hardware Keystroke Loggers
A little more research, and I found that that board spliced in between the keyboard and the ethernet chip is little more than a hardware keylogger. Editors Note: This story has been widely debunked so until we see an interview with the author take lots of salt with it. See: Google However the service tag identifier does tag you that is certain.

Miers in middle of Bush National Guard scandal?
Records of litigation involving Ben Barnes payoff, Texas Lottery Commission scam ordered destroyed

Armed Mexican Troops Invade US!
Two seperate credible sources known to Alex Jones have reported that armed combat ready Mexican troops have entered Texas.

Total Gun Confiscation of Law Abiding Citizens Begins
“The balloon has gone up, the shoe has dropped. Anyone doubting the criminal intentions of the social engineer control-freaks in Washington need only look at middle-class neighborhoods being stormed by black-masked wearing jackboots on a mission to steal guns. This is a precedent setting case for national gun confiscation. This is a clear declaration of war by the Federal Government against the American people. This is exactly how Lexington and Concord started the Revolutionary War in 1775.”

FEMA Deliberately Sabotaging Hurricane Relief Efforts
Numerous credible sources have come forward with examples of how the Federal Emergency Management Agency is deliberately sabotaging Hurricane Katrina relief efforts in New Orleans.

FEMA Executive Orders Paved The Way For Emerging Police State Hell
In the wake of the unfolding police state crisis in New Orleans and the Federal Coup d'Etat of all Constitutional laws there it begs the question, how could this happen?

London Bomber Mastermind Was Working For MI6
Haroon Aswat, the man British Police believe was behind the London bombings, was working for MI6, it has been confirmed by leading U.S. and French intelligence asset/agents.

Anti-war activist Sheehan arrested at protest
Cindy Sheehan, the California woman who has used her son's death in Iraq to spur the anti-war movement, was arrested Monday while protesting outside the White House.

FAA Managers Destroyed 9/11 Tape
Six air traffic controllers provided accounts of their communications with hijacked planes on Sept. 11, 2001, on a tape recording that was later destroyed by Federal Aviation Administration managers, according to a government investigative report issued today.

Bill Would Permit DNA Collection From All Those Arrested
Suspects arrested or detained by federal authorities could be forced to provide samples of their DNA that would be recorded in a central database under a provision of a Senate bill to expand government collection of personal data.

National Security Agency gets fix on Internet users
Top secret group applies for patent to ID physical address of Web surfers

Levees Were Intentionally Blown?
Evidence suggests there were "cracks" in levees that were intentionally ignored, questions over how they failed.

FEMA Still Blocking Firefighters and Police From Entering New Orleans
Another example of FEMA sabotage to add to the catalogue of criminal actions that this website has been tracking.

Grandmother, 73, held as sausage looter
Instead of chasing after people who were running, they grabbed the old lady who was walking

FEMA workers must be arrested!
They did not ’Fail’, they intentionally withheld lifesaving supplies!
Bruce Gilbert, Universal’s general counsel, told me yesterday, "Those supplies were in fact taken from us by FEMA, and we were unable to get them to the hospital.

The Great New Orleans Land Grab
The 17th Street Canal levee was breached on purpose
As the world watched the events unfolding, one could not help think that something was terribly afoot concerning the rescue by FEMA of the city’s poor and predominate Black population. It seems that a well laid out plan was put into effect to grab valuable real estate from well established but poverty stricken Black families of New Orleans?

Chipping away at our freedom
Once this proverbial horse is out of the barn, we may all find ourselves trampled by a technology that started out with good intentions but evolves into an insidious method of population control as utilization reaches critical mass.

FEMA, La. outsource Katrina body count to firm implicated in body-dumping scandals
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has hired Kenyon International to set up a mobile morgue for handling bodies in Baton Rouge, Louisiana following H urricane Katrina, RAW STORY has learned.

Canada official: Torture can be tolerated
A Canadian official, during a hearing about a Canadian citizen deported to Syria, said the country will cooperate with other nations that practice torture.

Former Green Beret Comes Clean About Mafia-Like Hit On Military Officer Who Knew Too Much About Kennedy Assassination
Called 'Dangerous Dan' by his military buddies does an about face from being a Green Beret and military hitman to now fighting for Christ as a born again Christian. Once he found the Lord, the former Special Forces Lt. Col. says he no longer fears the assassins who have tried in the past to kill him for going public in a tell-all book.

Vote fraud
Worse than you think

Pentagon draft plan calls for preemptive use of nukes
The Pentagon has drafted a revised plan to allow for US military commanders in the field to ask presidential approval to use nuclear weapons in order "to preempt an attack by a nation or a terrorist group using weapons of mass destruction." The Washington Post reported on Sunday that the plan would also allow for the use of nuclear weapons to destroy "known" enemy stockpiles of "nuclear, biological or chemical weapons."

Elements Within Government Using Terror Provocation Tactics
On Friday 9th September Alex Jones was joined on air by George Galloway MP, member of Parliament and prominent antiwar activist George Galloway for a riveting one on one interview.

Mystery surrounds floodwall breaches
One of the central mysteries emerging in the Hurricane Katrina disaster is why concrete floo dwalls in three canals breached during the storm, causing much of the catastrophic flooding, while earthen hurricane levees surrounding the city remained intact.

New Orleans Begins Confiscating Firearms as Water Recedes
Waters were receding across this flood-beaten city today as police officers began confiscating weapons, including legally registered firearms, from civilians in preparation for a mass forced evacuation of the residents still living here.

FEMA: Corrupt, Negligent, Criminal and In Charge
FEMA is not an elected body, it does not involve itself in public disclosures, and it even has a quasi-secret budget in the billions of dollars. It has more power than the President of the United States or the Congress.

FEMA censors photos of the dead
When US officials asked the media not to take pictures of those killed by Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath, they were censoring a key part of the disaster story, free speech watchdogs said.

Mexican Troops Enter Texas
This is absolutely a conditioning exercise to get the American people to accept the presence of foreign troops on American soil. The Globalists who are hell-bent on destroying this country are exploiting the horrible tragedy on the Gulf Coast

Government Sabotage Of Hurricane Katrina Relief Efforts
"Is it true that the levees were blown up on purpose?" White House press officer: "This is not the time or the place for questions like that!"

America Implodes
The war in Iraq is finally coming home, at least to the people of southeastern Louisiana. The flooding that has all but destroyed New Orleans and the bayou country is virtually a direct result of George W. Bush’s whimsical misadventure in the Middle East.

New World Orleans: Microcosm for the "New America"
Imagine an America where everyone is displaced. Martial law has been declared with 24 hr curfews, Posse Comitatus has been overturned and there are troops on the streets shooting anyone who disobeys their orders.

New Orleans: The Strategy For World Government
Three of the worst catastrophes in American history have taken place during George W. Bush's watch. Is this a coincidence?

Barbara Bush: Things Working Out 'Very Well' for Poor Evacuees from New Orleans
Accompanying her husband, former President George H.W.Bush, on a tour of hurricane relief centers in Houston, Barbara Bush said today, referring to the poor who had lost everything back home and evacuated, "This is working very well for them."

Cash payoffs, bonds and murder linked to White House 911 finance
According to leaked documents from an intelligence file obtained through a military source in the Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI), on or about September 12, 1991 non-performing and unauthorized gold-backed debt instruments were used to purchase ten-year "Brady" bonds.

Vanunu
I saw they had gone mad...

Bush Rejects French Offer of Medical Aid, Water Filters
Germany and France, the two leading European opponents of the U.S. invasion of Iraq, have offered aid to the U.S. to help the survivors of Hurricane Katrina, which probably killed thousands of people in four Gulf coast states.

Angry New Orleans Mayor Says Feds Don't Have A Clue
The once-glorious city of New Orleans is in ruins and its people in chaos from Hurricane Katrina.

New Orleans rocked by huge blasts
The New Orleans riverfront has been hit by a series of massive blasts, and fires are raging in the area.

Treasongate
Insider: Rovegate Probe Almost Concluded. How The White House, Wilson, Novak, Corn & Plame Conspired

60,000 trapped in FEMA's Superdome concentration camp
Official spokesmen are now denying the numerous reports this morning from National Guardsmen and others that New Orleans is under martial law. But that is exactly what NO and southeast La. are under as the governor demands the entire city be evacuated..

Governor says everyone must leave New Orleans
The governor of Louisiana says everyone needs to leave New Orleans due to flooding from Hurricane Katrina. "We've sent buses in. We will be either loading them by boat, helicopter, anything that is necessary," Gov. Kathleen Blanco said. Army engineers struggled without success to plug New Orleans' breached levees with sandbags, and Blanco said Wednesday the situation was worsening, leaving no choice but to evacuate.

ACLU reveals FBI labeled peace, affirmative action group 'terrorist'
"This document confirms our fears that federal and state counterterrorism officers have turned their attention to groups and individuals engaged in peaceful protest activities," said Ben Wizner, an ACLU staff attorney and counsel in a lawsuit seeking the release of additional FBI records. "When the FBI and local law enforcement identify affirmative action advocates as potential terrorists, every American has cause for concern."

Bus bomber stopped for a Big Mac before killing started
A portrait of a really hardcore Muslim fundamentalist who hates Western values, visiting McDonald's before 'blowing himself up'. That's exactly what I'd do before bombing a bus, buy a Big Mac.

Police Officers From Five States Sue Taser International
While the Canadian Police Research Institute has now stated that Tasers and other “conducted energy devices” are acceptable because the advantages they provide outweigh the risks they pose.

Al-Qaeda, a Secret Service Operation?
Countries facing the al-Qaeda threat are awaiting the intelligence Turkish security is to provide. Amid the smoke from the fortuitous fire emerged the possibility that al-Qaeda may not be, strictly speaking, an organization but an element of an intelligence agency operation.

Perjury, Obstruction of Justice and Financing the 9/11 Attacks
Have Leading Figures in the Bush Administration Really Been Indicted?

Tattletale America: Truck Drivers, Janitors, Exterminators etc. Training to Be Citizen Spies
All across America, people who have jobs working with the public are being trained to spy on the businesses and people they serve.

Election Fraud Continues in the US
New Data Shows Widespread Vote Manipulations in 2004

Major UK Paper Story On How 911 Was Staged
The plot by America’s military bosses was devilish in both design and intent – to fabricate an outrage against innocent civilians, fool the world and provide a pretext for war. In the pentagon, a top secret team drew up a plan to simultaneously send up two airliners painted and numbered exactly the same, one from a civil airport in America, the other from a secret military airbase nearby.

Scotland Yard 'Not Interested' In Talking To 7/7 Bomb Mastermind
Scotland Yard police headquarters said on 7 August that detectives were not interested in speaking to Aswat about the London attacks.

The Border War: U.S. consulate reopens in violent Mexican border city
The U.S. consulate in this violence-wracked border city reopened Monday, a week after U.S. Ambassador to Mexico Tony Garza ordered it closed, citing a wave of violence along the border.

7/7 Bombings Final Word: Her Majesty's Terrorist Network
The wealth of evidence that has emerged in the month following the 7/7 London bombings only leads us to one clear conclusion, that the attacks had to have been orchestrated by or with help from the very highest levels of British intelligence.

(Global) Police agree on shoot-to-kill rules
An international organization representing the heads of police departments across the world has issued new guidelines recommending that officers who confront a suicide bomber should shoot the suspect in the head

Tony Blair's terrorism clampdown: more rules needed to control extreme websites
The Prime Minister on Friday outlined new security measures at his monthly media briefing, with tactics on targeting extremist websites mentioned but not fleshed out as a concept.

CIA Leak - Bush To Fire Federal Prosecutor Fitzgerald
Sunday morning online editions of Newsweek and Time are reporting that the President is planning to fire Chicago's U.S. Federal Prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald and replace him with a Bush classmate/Skull and Bonesman from Yale.

Deadly Bush-Backed SSRI Antidepressant Schemes
At an FDA hearing on the safety of psychotropic drugs on Feb 2, 2004, dozens of tortured parents testified that their children had committed suicide or other violent acts after being prescribed the same drugs that are being marketed in the Bush-backed pharmaceutical industry schemes aimed at recruiting the nations 52 million school children as customers.

Real ID Card Senate Vote - Unanimous Treason
The U.S Senate's unanimous vote on the REAL ID card is a tragedy for our nation. What an abuse of the U.S. Constitution! Ghastly news.

Bin Laden Brothers Tip-Off Two NASA Research Scientists In 1987 About U.S. Government Plans To Cause 9/11
Now Third Person Comes Forward To Verify Scientists' Incredible Story

Zionist neocon crazies plan to kill millions to control the world
If Joe Vialls was right, then we are on the brink of World War III, specifically because of Zionist neocon crazies willing to bet everything they have - and everything you have, as well - that they can bludgeon the whole world into submission with their money, their weapons, and their hypocritically sanctimonious and psychologically flawed dogma.

The "Magic Bomb" Theory
This is a story about disappearing terrorists, nonexistent bags, and botched investigations, but most of all, this is a story about magic bombs.

Photo of 'Bombers' has been Doctored
CLG reported: "At first, (almost) everything looks fine, but look closer... look at the guy with the white hat... check out his left arm (HIS left arm).... the lower of the rails of the railing is IN FRONT of his left arm... where of course it shouldn't be! I'm NO image specialist, but this sure looks ridiculous. I'd say it´s a fake."

How Black Ops Staged the London Bombings
Staged terror events, like magic tricks, rely on misdirection to throw people off the track. The first step in uncovering how the London bombings were carried out by a Western black operations team -is to see through the key misdirections they built into the operation.

US Asks Court For Power To Detain Indefinitely
US asks court for power to detain indefinitely --Case on Illinois Muslim convert sparks debate 21 Jul 2005 A government attorney argued yesterday that America is a battlefield and Dictator Bush therefore has the authority to detain enemy combatants indefinitely in this country.

Staging An Attack To Fix The Coverup Of Another
They assumed that a loose Muslim connection would be enough to persuade everyone that these lads from Leeds were suicide bombers. But rather than clinch it for the planners, it backfired...

911 Rerun - Dead British Bombing Suspect Very Much Alive
An interview of a British teenager broadcast on a Pakistani television network has thrown into doubt investigators, claims that all the three London bombers of Pakistani descent visited Pakistan last year. According to the investigators, the three bombers had died in the July 7 attacks.

The Vision of the Five Angels
Patmos, Greece - June 1998 (pdf)

Another Phony Al-Qaeda Group Claims Responsibility For Latest London Bombings
There is no evidence that the group even exists. They have claimed responsibility for everything from the 2003 blackout to car bombings in Iraq, yet in no case is there any proof of their involvement.

More Explosions in London: Psy-ops in Progress
In the early confusion about what is actually happening in London, several things are already clear. This immediately stalls questions about the first bombing. The mainstream media were finally beginning to highlight the fact that the government's official story did not fit together. This takes those issues off the front pages.

The Problem Of The London Videos
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Latest Evidence Closes Case on London Bombings
BRITISH police are considering the possibility that the four key suspects in the recent London attacks may have been tricked into setting off their bombs.

You Are Being Watched, and There Is No Place to Hide
Increasingly, we live in a surveillance state where everything we do and our every transaction, business or otherwise, is watched, videotaped and analyzed. There is virtually nothing that the surveillance state, growing data systems and information companies do not know about the most intricate details of our lives.

President Picks Fellow Torture Architect, Long-Time Bush Crime Family Operative for Supreme Court
Roberts Overruled a Federal Ruling That Had Barred Some of the Nazi Tactics at Guantanamo

A Warning To The World
The London bombings are a clear indication that the Globalists have not changed tactics and are getting ever more desperate to advance an agenda based on a simple time tested manipulation of fear.

House votes to extend Patriot Act
The House voted Thursday to extend the USA Patriot Act, the nation's main anti-terrorism tool, just hours after televisions in the Capitol beamed images of a new attack in London.

How Black Ops Staged the London Bombings
Staged terror events, like magic tricks, rely on misdirection to throw people off the track. The first step in uncovering how the London bombings were carried out by a Western black operations team -is to see through the key misdirections they built into the operation.

Downing Street Memo - Deception & Cover-up
Institute for Public Accuracy - infoZine - On Thursday June 16, 2005, from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in Room HC-9 of the U.S. Capitol, Rep. John Conyers, Jr., Ranking Member of the House Judiciary Committee, and other members of Congress will hold a hearing on the Downing Street Minutes and related evidence of White House efforts to cook the books on pre-war intelligence.

Patriot Act not catching terrorists
Fewer than 10% of the people prosecuted for terrorism in the United States since the September 11 attacks were convicted of crimes related to that ornational security, according to a study conducted by the Washington Post.

Soviet Style Snitch Poster Being Used On Trains
If accurate, this is yet another visual reminded of how society is slipping back into a Stasi-like climate whereby everyone is trained to be suspicious.

Britain accused of creating terror fears
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Mexican Commandos Killing In South West US To Protect Bush Drug Cartel
Retired DEA Agent Celerino "Cele" Castillo III served for 12 years in the Drug Enforcement Administration where he built cases against organized drug rings in Manhattan, raided jungle cocaine labs in the amazon, conducted aerial eradication operations in Guatemala, and assembled and trained anti-narcotics units in several countries.

Florida Cops Go Berserk!
Taser 22 Yr Old Woman Twice With 50,000 Volts In Routine Traffic Stop

Bush Wants Rights-Robbing Patriot Act Renewed
President Bush is pressuring Congress to renew the Patriot Act by highlighting the actions of Ohio police who helped catch a man accused of plotting attacks on the Brooklyn Bridge and a Midwest shopping mall.

Emergency Preparedness Against The 'Universal Adversary'
"The Homeland Security agenda consists of breaking within America all forms of social resistance and opposition to the 'war on terrorism.'"

The Downing Street memo – top secret no more
The Downing Street memo caused a major uproar when it was published on the eve of Britain's general election. Some experts believe it was one of the reasons that caused Blair to lose support in constituencies and resulted in the loss of Labour's majority in the house of parliament.

What’s Up With the Downing Street Memo?
Penned by top Blair aide Matthew Rycroft almost one year before we gave Iraq the shock and awe no one will ever forget, the top-secret memo spoke of how that cause for war would have to be scripted — because a desire for regime change was just not a good enough reason to send in the troops.

Are Weapons of Mass Destruction Being Planted in Iraq for Future "Discovery"
We continue to hear hints from various official sources in Iraq, including elected Iraqi officials that some expect an eventual discovery of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. This might provide a sort of ex post facto "legitimacy" to the invasion of Iraq.

In New Book, Weldon Says He Had Secret Terrorism Source Before Sept. 11
Rep. Curt Weldon, R-Pa., knew the United States was a terrorist target before the Sept. 11 attacks because of a secret source — “Ali” — but the CIA refused to listen, the congressman writes in a new book.

Sensenbrenner's Sntich-or-Go-to-Jail Bill
I don't think I've ever seen a bill as destructive as Rep. Sensenbrenner's new drug bill, H.R. 1528, the "The Safe Access to Drug Treatment & Child Protection Act of 2005." You think America's prison population is too high at 2 million? Get ready for 15 million.

The Open Embrace of Torture
As Amnesty International notes in its recently released report for 2005, Australian governments have a lot to answer for in the area of basic human rights.

After 30 Years, Draft Fears Rise
Rarely in the more than 30 years since the draft was abolished has the Selective Service triggered such angst. Two years into the Iraq war, concern that the draft will be reinstated to supplement an overextended military persists, no matter how often, or emphatically, President Bush and members of Congress say it won't.

Mainstream Media Help Play Down Downing Street Memo
"It's a little late," he said of the memo story, adding that people are resigned to the fact that the United States is in Iraq for the long term, regardless of what events led to the war. "We're kind of stuck."

Galloway Wary Of Staged Terror Attack As Pretext For Iran Invasion
Galloway appeared as a guest on The Alex Jones Show to discuss his Senate appearance and the subsequent fallout it generated. At the end of the show Alex Jones asked Galloway if he thought an invasion of Iran was on the horizon. Galloway was confident that massively opposed public opinion would stop an attack from taking place, unless a staged terror attack carried out by the military industrial complex and blamed on Iran was carried out.

US forces Beta testing Beast ID card in Iraq
Fallujah Residents Face Choice: Retina Scan and Take ID Card....Or Die! How Long before this option is inforced on Americans?

Secret USA PATRIOT ACT 2.5 Bill is Unnecessary and Dangerous
The reasons why these provisions are controversial, they trample on Fourth Amendment and privacy rights, as I discussed in a prior column, are reasons not to renew them. At a minimum, if they must be renewed, they should be renewed with a "sunset" provision, allowing Congress to once again consider whether they are necessary.

Chief Of Police Who Received Verichip Advocates Forced Government Chipping To Buy And Sell
The Bergen County, New Jersey Chief of Police Jack Schmidig barked, "do I trust the government? I am the government!" as he advocated mandatory government implant chipping by law to buy and sell. Schmidig made nationwide headlines when he personally got chipped last month.

The 9/11 Commission Report: A 571-Page Lie
The entire Report is constructed in support of one big lie: that the official story about 9/11 is true.

By 2013 everyone over 16 will have to own ID card
The identity cards bill published yesterday will give the government the legal powers to set up the scheme and charge the fees it needs to recover the costs of enrolment, issuing and maintaining the cards and providing verification services.

EFF Obtains Draft PATRIOT Bill
On Thursday, May 26, the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence will consider in closed session a draft bill that would both renew and expand various USA PATRIOT Act powers. The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has obtained a copy of the draft bill, along with the committee's summary of it, and has made them available to journalists and interested citizens on its website.

Another Stage Managed Psy-Op
The Tragic Death Of Pat Tillman

Amnesty condemns US example on human rights
The US abdicated its responsibility to set a global example in upholding human rights in 2004 and, with the UK, led a "dangerous new agenda" by sanctioning torture in a failed attempt to combat terrorism, Amnesty International warned today.

Our CRIMINAL 'Justice' System

Ongoing Desensitization: USJFCOM and U.S. Marine Corps Co-sponsor Joint Urban Warrior 05
U.S. Joint Forces Command and the U.S. Marine Corps are set to co-sponsor the second Joint Urban Warrior seminar wargame through May 26 at the Bolger Center in Potomac, Md.

The Choice For Political Freedom

Torture Inc. America's Brutal Prisons
Savaged by dogs, Electrocuted With Cattle Prods, Burned By Toxic Chemicals, Does such barbaric abuse inside U.S. jails explain the horrors that were committed in Iraq?

Blair defends identity card plan
Tony Blair has told MPs that identity theft costs the UK "billions of pounds each year" as a second attempt to bring in identity cards begins.

Big Brother Snitch Signs Introduced In England
People will watch for drivers breaking safety rules then use a remote control system to flash personalised warning messages via an electronic sign further down the line.

Ahnuld thinks Nazi talk was a Sly plot
According to Leamer's book "Fantastic," Stallone sought vengeance by telling British reporter Wendy Leigh that his fellow action hero's Austrian father helped round up Jews during the Holocaust and that Arnold remained a "secret admirer of Hitler."

Big Brother to Dictate What You Can and Cannot Photograph
If you pull out a camera on a New Jersey train, you will have company - law enforcement company. If you size up a shot on the New York subway, you'll probably be questioned by security and told to keep the lens cap tightly on. Even if you plan to snap some innocuous bank building from a public sidewalk, you might find guards telling you it's not allowed.

Police, Masons will sponsor free program to help ID kids
Monticello police and the Monticello Masonic Lodge will hold a free child identification program from 9 a.m. to noon tomorrow at the Ted Stroebele Neighborhood Facility on Jefferson Street in Monticello. Adults must accompany all children.

AIPAC Says Franklin Spy Affair Won't Slow It Down
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Israeli Nukes
America Fears?

Redux on Why George W. Bush is a Satanist=666
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Galloway Blasts US Lies & Corruption: Video

Cashless Society: Wave and Pay With a Wireless Credit Card
Isn't it amazing that the very founders of the debt based phony fiat money system and federal reserve, Chase and JP Morgan, are at the forefront of the cashless society beast system.

The Coming Resistance - No Organization, No Leaders
We stand at the threshold of totalitarian outrage that will make what we have seen so far look like a Patrick Henry utopia. Soon, President Smirk will receive instructions via the bug in his ear to expand the perpetual, illegal war to include Iran and maybe Syria. The Prostitute National Press is presently preparing our minds for Smirk to revive the draft.

Travellers must have retina, thumbprint scans or face jail
Florida's busiest airport will begin using high-tech iris-scanning technology to filter out possible terrorists and add an additional layer of security.

The 'SYSTEM' Has Been Destroyed
Somerset Maugham said, "If a nation values anything more than freedom it will lose its freedom - and the irony of it is that if it is comfort or money that it values more - it will lose that too."

Zionism And The Third Reich
The wide-ranging collaboration between Zionism and Hitler's Third Reich.

Patriot Act expansion would let FBI bypass judges
The chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee is working on a bill that would renew the Patriot Act and expand government powers in the name of fighting terrorism, letting the FBI subpoena records without permission from a judge or grand jury.

Two Australian academics openly advocate torture
Bagaric and Clarke do not simply defend the use of torture. They positively embrace it, arguing that it would “verge on moral indecency” not to impose excruciating pain and suffering on suspected “wrongdoers”, even if they were innocent and it caused their death.

Keeping Hunter Thompson's death alive
Follow-up questions on Hunter Thompson's death

Columbine survivors blackmailed onto psych drugs
A Closer Look

Newsweek Koran Story Is Multi-Layered Propaganda
The retraction of the Koran story on behalf of Newsweek is part of a wider multi-layered propaganda attack.

"SMOKING GUN" Proof That Illuminati Plan To Attack On 9/11 and Beyond Was Well Know As Far Back As 1995!
In nine pertinent playing cards of the "Illuminati New World Order" Game, how did the inventor know -- in 1995 -- the three events comprising the 9/11 attacks? How did he know also the correct plan in the near future? Why do his cards predict the appearance of Antichrist and the Rapture as the last two events of the Illuminati Plan?

Media Continues To Hide US Crime Of The Century
Apart from 9/11, has there been a more important story in the last decade than that the president lied to the American people about the reasons for invading Iraq, and then proceeded to plunge the country into an illegal war which has alienated the rest of the world, lit a fire under the war's victims and the Islamic world generally, turning them into enemy combatants, locked up virtually all American land forces in a war without end in sight, cost $300 billion and counting, taken over 1600 American lives on top of more than 15,000 gravely wounded, and killed perhaps 100,000 Iraqis?

Homeland Security, CIA Reap Big off of September 11th Tragedy
Then the Central Intelligence Agency came calling. The mission Louie eventually chose to accept was to head the agency's venture-capital arm, dubbed In-Q-Tel.

CBC 911 Video Secrets Revealed
A recently-discovered CBC video shows the definitive views of the South Tower airliner

A Spring Morning In The Autumn Of America
'Don't it always seem to go that you don't know what you've got 'til it's gone'

Security witness sounds alarm on fake IDs
A woman whose brother was killed in the September 11 attacks yesterday surprised top members of the House Homeland Security Committee with counterfeit Mexican matricula consular cards bearing the members' identities and showcasing how easy it is to get valid identification to board an airplane.

Alabama a step ahead in national ID debate
The 2-by-3-inch card will include more than a photograph, address, height, weight and hair color. It's possible in the future that the officer writing the ticket may know some of your medical history and about the last purchase you made with a credit card.

LA Cops fire 120 rounds at unarmed suspect
Ten Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies opened fire early Monday on an SUV they were chasing, discharging 120 rounds in a frenzied crossfire that injured a deputy and the unarmed suspect while sending bullets into nearby homes.

Big Brother is Among Us
In 1949, George Orwell published the book “1984,” scaring the world with the idea of Big Brother and having someone observing members of society. In the book, the main character is observed by a television, as well as other forms of technology that are used to constantly watch him. That vision may be coming in the next decade, but not quite in the same fashion that Orwell imagined.

Chertoff Moves For Total Personal Information Control
DHS Chief Floats Idea Of Collecting Data On Private Citizens. Call It Total Information Awareness, Homeland-Style.

Senate Passes Real ID: National ID Card On Its Way
The Senate has passed the Real ID bill, creating a backdoor national ID card. After weeks of activism directed towards them senators knew the full scale of this horror but voted for it 100-0 anyway.

Army Recruiters Play Hard Ball
"By federal law you got an appointment with me at two o'clock this afternoon at Greenspoint Mall." said Kelt. "OK, you fail to appear and we'll have a warrant, OK? So give me a call back."

This Machine Reads Your Mind
Scientists from Japan and the United States have figured out how to read a person's mind by remotely measuring brain activity, extracting information of which the subject is not even aware. Science fiction? No. It's real.

Surveillance Cameras Sprouting Up All Over Central Texas
Watch yourself in public places in Central Texas. New electronic eyes are popping up in spots you haven't even considered. The government has them. Restaurants and shops have them too. Surveillance cameras are going up everywhere often without your knowledge.

Expanding Database Has Floridians Caught In The Matrix
The FDLE's real plan: Expand MATRIX by adding credit-bureau and insurance information on millions of Floridians, most of whom have never committed a crime, and place all that information in the hands of a private vendor trafficking in personal information.

POLICE BRUTALITY
To Protect And To Serve
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Big Court Fix
Introduction To What You Need To Know

Then they came for the children
They've vanished into the netherworld of a Homeland Security gulag and their story has already disappeared from the headlines, but the shocking case of two 16-year-old girls from New York City arrested a month ago ought to inspire outrage among every American worthy of the name.

Your Papers Please! National ID Cards Coming
The federal government is moving ahead with a blizzard of new identification card proposals affecting military personnel, government workers and even ordinary Americans renewing their driver's licenses.

Beggers In Minneapolis May Be Forced To Wear ID Cards
The police chief wants to license panhandlers, saying it would make it easier for officers to manage aggressive begging in Minnesota's largest city.

Guardian pulls ricin terror debunk from website
A Guardian story on "The ricin ring that never was" has been pulled from the newspaper's website, for what are said to be 'legal reasons'.

Deer In The Headlights
They haven't come for me yet. But will they come next week?

Gangster Assassin Terminated!
The Overthrow Of The American
Republic

Across Nation, Students Getting Paid To Be Informants
For a growing number of students, the easiest way to make a couple of hundred dollars has nothing to do with chores or after-school jobs, and everything to do with informing on classmates.

California proposes requiring bullet ID numbers
California's attorney general introduced pioneering legislation on Tuesday that would require all bullets sold in the nation's most populous state to bear tiny identification numbers.

Bush and Schwartzenegger Two Giant Big Heads
THE DICTATOR FASHION SHOW: It would appear that Bush and Schwarzenegger's handlers are not only test marketing these visual cues of dictatorship, they are also conditioning the public to accept them. Gradually, leaders-in-uniform and leaders-on-billboard will be seen with greater frequency, until finally no one questions it-or, at least, none dare question it. Perhaps, too, the president, like Hitler, will at some point announce that he will dress only in uniform as long as the war lasts. Which, of course, will be forever.

Clearing the Way for the American Police State
The recent rash of terror warnings shows just how shoddy mainstream journalism has really become. Every major news network in the country ran the very same story of the “alleged” communication between Osama bin Laden and terrorist mastermind Abu Musab al Zarqawi without producing a scintilla of corroborating evidence.

Freedoms Lost Under G.W. Bush
Supporters and apologists for President G.W. Bush will often assail my assertion that the Bush administration has done more to dismantle constitutional protections of our liberties than any president in modern memory. It seems that these people believe that until federal Storm Troopers knock down the doors of their homes and drag them off to the gulags, they have lost no freedoms. Nothing could be further from the truth.

Shades of Hitler: Schwarzenegger & The Intensity of His Will
I took special note of one response wherein he shrugs off his ignorance while declaring his "will". Sound like any other famous Austrians you may have heard of?

Arnold says he supports a Constitutional amendment that would enable him to run for President: Click Here for Video!

Urgent action needed on REAL ID Act
A tri-national ID card, merging US driver license databases with Canada and Mexico could be passed under the banner of 9/11 today. Congressman Paul and Kent Snyder discuss National ID  Feb. 22

The Big Head
Inauguration Performers Ordered NOT to look directly at Bush. Mysterious ‘George W. Bush: Our leader’ Clear Channel political public service billboard graces Orlando freeway

The Big Head's Prison Planet
The administration sees the US not just as a self-appointed global policeman, but also as the world's prison warder.

US Prison Pop. Highest in World and Growing
The US prison population has risen further, with one in 138 people now in jail, new official figures reveal. There are more than 2.1 million US citizens in jail, more than in any other country, the Bureau of Justice Statistics says.

Adjusting To F.A.C.E.
A single ray of golden light came streaming through the torn misshapen window shade, as dawn announced the end of yet another dream tormented night. Winston rolled over into wakefulness, and thought about that place that he had only just escaped from - but then immediately he began to wonder if this was only more of that disjointed universe that he,d just been living in - that place they called the world of F.A.C.E.

Warning on spread of state surveillance
Governments are building a "global registration and surveillance infrastructure" in the US-led "war on terror", civil liberty groups warned yesterday.

Wiretaps are up sharply as Congress debates Patriot Act
Disclosure of a 75-percent increase in secret wiretaps and “sneak and peek” searches since 2000 is likely to provide ammunition for civil liberties groups determined to modify the Patriot Act, as Congress began two months of debate on the law April 5th.

The Alex Jones Report: Special Edition
After a screening of the Martial Law DVD extras, Alex returns to the studios to discuss government regulation of the Internet and how they are struggling to stem the tide of free and open political discourse.

Remembering Waco, 12 Years Later
The FBI and the U.S. Army took over, mounting a 51-day siege. This included such psy-war tactics as sleep deprivation of the inhabitants of the community by means of all-night broadcasts of recordings of the screams of rabbits being slaughtered.

Directed-energy weapons coming from Air Force
Humvee-mounted non-lethal beam expected to be completed this year

Papal hopeful is a former Hitler Youth
THE wartime past of a leading German contender to succeed John Paul II may return to haunt him as cardinals begin voting in the Sistine Chapel tomorrow to choose a new leader for 1 billion Catholics.

Dr. Hunter S. Thompson and the Franklin frame-up
Very interesting information is still gushing everywhere in the wake of the Gannon-Gosch issue surfacing in the mainstream press last week.

U.S. Military's Elite Hacker Crew
The U.S. military has assembled the world's most formidable hacker posse

Implanted Microchips Common As Cellphones Within A Decade
Over the past decade we've seen the propagandists chip away at rational people's natural revulsion at the implantable microchip, first by introducing it for lost pets and then for lost children. Child abduction figures, which in fact have been steadily falling since 1979, were hyped in the summer of 2002 as a test run to see if people would willingly turn to the chip.

Zionist Fox Guards American Henhouse
The "War on Terror" is a protection racket.

911 Murder Triangle
The Overthrow Of The American Republic

Is your bank tracking your movements?
From virtual paper to RFID chips that track your movements around a branch, banks now have a more exotic array of technology designed to help them get to know customers better - and sell them even more services.

Special Guard Units Prepare for Domestic Terrorism
Homeschoolers, gun owners, 'religious cults' - all the terror drills are being directed not towards Muslims or illegals, but towards mainstream US citizens. Meanwhile, the borders stay wide open. Is there any doubt about who the real targets of the 'war on terror' are?

LexisNexis Security Breach Expands
The identity thieves who stole passwords to tap personal data from information broker LexisNexis hacked the records of more than 300,000 Americans, 10 times what the company first acknowledged, the company disclosed today.

Federal database would hold students' personal information
Under a scenario envisioned by the Department of Education, which is considering a plan to maintain files on virtually every college and university student in the country: 15 million from 6,000 schools.

DARPA: Resistance Is Futile, You Will Be Assimilated
As usual, DARPA, the DoD's Research arm has developed another piece of horrifying big brother surveillance technology with little notice taken in the mainstream media. The article below spins the electro-magnetic surveillance collar as a futuristic device for hearing your pals in a noisy bar ignoring its privacy-crushing potential. But these audiology experiments are nothing compared to the brain-implant behavior modification technology already being gradually pushed on the masses.

Citizen Spy High
School To Pay Student Informants For Tips On Campus Crime

ChoicePoint Top Big Brother Pick
Two major data brokers, a California elementary school and Google's Gmail service are leading contenders for the Big Brother Awards, a dubious prize spotlighting organizations with egregious privacy practices.

Forced National ID Gateway to Forced Implanted Bio Chips
Last week the House of Representatives passed an unconstitutional piece of legislation which will force all Americans to accept a national ID/driver's license. Those who refuse to accept this card will not be able to fly, take the train and one day you will be unable to travel the roads and streets without "your papers, please!" According to Congressman Ron Paul, "The bill establishes a huge, centrally database of highly personal information about American citizens: at a minimum their name, date of birth, place of residence, social security number and other sensitive data.

Congress passes `doomsday' plan
The rule change contradicts the U.S. Constitution, which states that "a majority of each (House) shall constitute a quorum to do business.

New Freedom Initiative/Manadatory Mental Health Screening of American Children Passes
Diest confirmed that Ron Paul's amendment requiring parental consent prior to government psychological testing/mental screening of all school children was not added to the bill.

Don't Let Congress Fund Orwellian Psychiatric Screening of Kids
Every parent in America should be made aware of a presidential initiative called the “New Freedom Commission on Mental Health.” This commission issued a report last year calling for the mandatory mental health screening of American schoolchildren, meaning millions of kids will be forced to undergo psychiatric screening whether their parents consent or not. At issue is the fundamental right of parents to decide what medical treatment is appropriate for their children.

Frist's Bill Defines 'Political Paranoia' As 'Mental Illness'
The medical-industrial complex and Big Brother growth industry will make a killing on these drug pushers while eliminating those pesky patriot types.

Screened Audiences, Fake News Promote Bush Agenda
Bush, Government Manipulate Media

Future Police State Use Of ASIMO The Robot?
This very scary Terminator 2 stuff

FBI seeks expanded search powers
FBI Director Robert Mueller on Tuesday asked lawmakers to expand the bureau’s ability to obtain records without first asking a judge, and he joined Attorney General Alberto Gonzales in seeking that every temporary provision of the anti-terrorism Patriot Act be renewed.

Global Police State
FBI Strikes Deal with Russia’s FSB in Fight Against Terrorism

Ashcroft, Bush and a License to Murder
Texas resident, JESUS MENDOZA provides a legal complaint for ALL victims of government sponsored electronic aggression, by mass complaint filing in a lawsuit against Ashcroft and the Bush's current license to kill under the guise of Homeland Security and Terrorism!

The Patriot Act Wants to Kill You!
Patriot Act Enhancement Provides Death Penalty For Any Federal Crime Punishable By Over One Year In Jail

Alex Jones' RNC Report
08/31/04

Caught On Tape: Cops Use Taser Gun On Man Trying To Get Home
PrisonPlanet.com

Electromagnetic and Informational Weapons
The Remote Manipulation of the Human Brain

Talk Show Host Michael Medved Advocates Government Surveillance of 9/11 Skeptics
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Fear Mongering and Conditioning for Total Control
Terror, Martial Law and the End of the Constitution

Stormtroopers, Chemical Weapons and Military Police Patrolling US Streets
Photos from Boston/the DNC

Animation: "Remain Calm": "We may have to disrupt the democratic process because terrorists want to disrupt the democratic process..."
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4th Reich "MATRICS"
Carlyle Group Subsidiary Named "MATRICS" is Brimming with NSA and CIA Operatives and pushing a Swastika-Shaped Tracker Chip

A Classic Case Of Media Conditioning & Mind Control
'Terrorism', Hate Crimes And Media Fabrications

Terror Drills In New Jersey: Another Police State Showcase
Getting you used to seeing the nice men in bio-suits and their friendly quarantine procedures. When the terrorists strike, this is how you submit. This is how you find your nearest concentration camp....erm...I mean 'rest and relocation center.'

Scannable humans? The future of South Beach
Baja Beach Club in Barcelona, Spain, has established a system where club patrons link their VeriChip to their credit cards to pay for the evening's drinks. This concept was also featured on an episode of CSI: Miami, when a clubber used the chip to carry her credit card information while partying on South Beach.

Montana House Condemns Patriot Act
Montana lawmakers overwhelmingly passed what its sponsor called the nation's most strongly worded criticism of the federal Patriot Act on Friday, uniting politicians of all stripes.

Just Like Hitler: Time Selects Bush for "Man of the Year"
Just as Hitler was Time's Person of the year in 1938, Bush is Time's pick this year. After all, he is bringing in an almost identical system of oppression and tyranny.

USA Patriot Act II would make news gathering a crime
Section 102 of the police state bill would make it a crime to engage in any information gathering, meaning that people who gather news headlines on the Internet would suddenly be deemed criminals and terrorists.

Bon Jovi Backs President Schwarzenegger
Though no one has yet to tell Bon Jovi that the U.S. Constitution forbids the Governator from running for president, the rocker says he would jump the Democratic ship to help Arnold.

The Undoing Of America
The founding fathers would be mortified if they saw what had happened to their handiwork, which wasn't very great to begin with but is now done for.

WHICH WAY TO THE CREMATORY? APOLOGY TO WORLD ELITE
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House Panel Will Probe Patriot Act
The House Committee on the Judiciary next week will begin a series of hearings examining the controversial anti-terror law called the Patriot Act.

Man Electroshocked For Trying To Get Home During Cheney Visit
Those three "No Blood for Oil" types turned away from the Bush rally in Denver last week may have had their civil rights abused, but at least they didn't try to get around the presidential motorcade.

Bush senior proposed that Pope John Paul II become "the chaplain of the New World Order"
Will the successor accept the proposal to become the “chaplain of the new world order” that, reportedly, Bush senior made unsuccessfully to the Pope during the first Gulf war?

General Authorized Torture Techniques
The top US general in Iraq authorised interrogation techniques including the use of dogs, stress positions and disorientation, a memo has shown. The September 2003 document is signed by the then commander of US forces in Iraq, Gen Ricardo Sanchez.

"Syrian agents" confessions forced by U.S. and Iraq
The families and relatives of the Syrian citizens, who appeared on Iraqi state television confessing to allegedly being Syrian intelligence officers, confirmed that the "officers" are merely leather dealers who left their shops in a small Syrian town in order to sell their products in the neighbouring Arab country.

THE DELPHI TECHNIQUE
How to achieve a workable consensus within time limits

Is America the SS Titanic?
History's Enduring Morality Tale

US Secret Police Forces (SSB) Involved in Colorado Lodge Blast
This is the first instance, to our knowledge, that the American SSB has begun their long expected reign of terror upon the American people with this past weekends bombing in the Colorado town of Paonia where three children were murdered.

The Perfect Terrorist Plan To Level The Twin Towers Created In 1976
McNiven, who first went public in an affidavit included in a 9/11-related federal conspiracy (RICO) lawsuit filed against Bush and others in 2004, claims his unit was ordered to create the "perfect terrorist plan" using commercial airliners as weapons and the Twin Towers as their target.

New York: Reports of Widespread Police Abuse Filter In
10:18 PM An IMC reporter says he sees a white police armored humvee vehicle that he suspects may be an acoustical weapon at Union Square. A dispersal order has been given. Cops at the north end of the square have nets, telling people they must go south to leave.

Gov't Attempts Subpoena For Indymedia Logs - ISP Refuses
The FBI and the US Secret Service is again engaging in a fishing expedition to route out dissenting viewpoints, harass people who are simply exercising their free speech rights, and intimidate others from exercising their right to protest in connection with the Republican National Convention.

Bush expands CIA director's power
President Bush, embroiled in a fierce campaign battle over national security, on Friday expanded the power of the CIA director to include some of the broad authority that the September 11 commission envisioned for a new intelligence czar.

Third-grader arrested for disorderly conduct
An Espanola third-grader was handcuffed and arrested by police after hitting another student with a basketball, the child's mother and her lawyer say.

Glasgow to tag anti-social kids to cut offending
The power is available under the recently-approved Anti-Social Behaviour Act and the city council is expected to approve a bid to the Executive for an extra £1.5million to fund the scheme.

Iris recognition added to school security
When parents pick up their children from New Egypt Elementary School in Plumsted Township, they're asked to have their picture taken.

Latest reaction to `stranger danger'
Parents `toothprinting' their kids - Dental procedure collects DNA

Children of criminals to be 'targeted' and 'tracked'
Children of criminals are to be "targeted" and "tracked" from an early age by the Government to prevent them following their parents into a life of crime, as part of a campaign to tackle the next generation of offenders.

F.B.I. Goes Knocking for Political Troublemakers
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has been questioning political demonstrators across the country, and in rare cases even subpoenaing them, in an aggressive effort to forestall what officials say could be violent and disruptive protests at the Republican National Convention in New York.

Watchdog's Big Brother UK warning
The UK could "sleepwalk into a surveillance society" as a result of ID cards and other plans, UK information commissioner Richard Thomas has warned.

Pushing Fear for Total Control of the Internet and the End of Freedom of Press and Speech
In December, Al Qaeda operatives posted a manifesto on the Internet calling for attacks inside countries allied with the United States in Iraq. Spain, with elections approaching, was singled out as a target.

New York Lockdown
If you're a delegate attending the Republican National Convention at Madison Square Garden later this month, Jamie Moran knows where you're staying. He knows where you're eating and what Broadway musical you plan on seeing. For the past nine months, Moran has been living off savings earned as an office manager at a nonprofit and working full-time to disrupt the RNC.

Emerging “Surveillance-Industrial Complex” Is Turbo-Charging Government Monitoring, ACLU Warns in New Report
The government is rapidly increasing its ability to monitor average Americans by tapping into the growing amount of consumer data being collected by the private sector, according to a major report released today by the American Civil Liberties Union.

The Eyes Have It
With each new terror update, the tension between security and privacy grows tauter. It seems nuts, in this period of potential helicopter and limo hijackings, to say that government should not engage in every conceivable means of surveillance that might yield any information whatsoever about possible terrorist activity.

Eye scans get frequent fliers' ayes
The travelers - for now only those who regularly fly American Airlines out of Boston - registered their fingerprints and other personal information with the Transportation Security Administration before having digital pictures taken of their eyes. Then, they received a wallet-sized ID with a special computer chip.

Using The Patriot Act To Target Patriots
John Kerry voted for the anti-terrorist law, the USA Patriot Act, but now wants to change it and replace Attorney General John Ashcroft with someone “who actually upholds the Constitution of the United States.” However, the liberal critics never cite alleged “abuses” under the law involving the anthrax investigation, which has been driven by Kerry’s Democratic colleagues, Senators Patrick Leahy and Thomas Daschle.

New CIA Chief: It's Big Brother or Dead Brother
In a recent PBS piece, the new CIA director Porter Goss made it clear that he will have no problem with abolishing rights to fight the manufactured 'war on terror'.

Reverse Psychology - Does Bush Fear His Internal KGB?: Congress may put more power in intel post
A new national intelligence director may get more power than President Bush prefers, congressional committees charged with fulfilling the Sept. 11 commission's recommendations indicated Tuesday.

Bush: (We) never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people
President Bush offered up a new entry for his catalog of "Bushisms" on Thursday, declaring that his administration will "never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people."

Say no to Big Brother plan for Internet
An Internet with ubiquitous surveillance featuring real-time capabilities to monitor online activities. It is an Internet that views third party applications such as Vonage's Voice-over-IP service as parasitic. It is an Internet in which virtually all content should come at a price, even when that content has been made freely available. It is an Internet that would seek to cut off subscriber access based on mere allegations of wrongdoing, without due process or oversight from a judge or jury.

Intel Director Negroponte, a Torturer's Friend
If confirmed by Congress, Negroponte, 65, would be charged with coordinating the activities of 15 U.S. intelligence agencies in a position created in response to the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.

Pentagon Prepares To Build $130bn Robot Army
Future Combat Systems will be spend 500 billion in five years computerizing the military, but the ultimate goal is to eliminate the unreliable human combat troops. They would be replaced by robots capable of hunting and killing enemies of the State.

Their Making A List and Checking It Twice
Australian Government keeping secret database of people who criticise policies

Refuse The National ID Card!
The drivers license (semantic deception for internal passport) legislation (H.R. 418), which passed the Congress and is on its way for passage in the Senate, is more serious than one may think due to the fact it was designed by two ex-KGB Chiefs, one of whom,Yvgeny Primakov, was the President of totalitarian Russia in the late nineties.

Don't Let Congress Fund Orwellian Psychiatric Screening of Kids
Every parent in America should be made aware of a presidential initiative called the “New Freedom Commission on Mental Health.” This commission issued a report last year calling for the mandatory mental health screening of American schoolchildren, meaning millions of kids will be forced to undergo psychiatric screening whether their parents consent or not. At issue is the fundamental right of parents to decide what medical treatment is appropriate for their children.

Big brother or the mark of the beast?
If homeland security’s extreme precautions against terrorists haven’t gotten under your skin, look again. That’s just what they’re about to do — with VeriChips. A VeriChip is a rice-sized radio frequency identification microchip designed for tracking everything from products to people.

Ridge Backs National Standards For ID
Outgoing Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge has come out in support of national standards for driver's licenses, as proposed in several bills being pushed by Republicans in Congress.

America - The New Heart Of Darkness
Our creature comforts have made silent cowards of us all.

Super National ID Card Passes House
On the heels of passing the National ID card in December, the House has passed legislation radically expanding the scope of the Orwellian ID law. From Panamerican standardization to DNA databases to targeting gun owners, it is a nightmare and does nothing about illegal immigration.

Homeland chief to 'waive all laws'?
Opposition to a homeland-security bill brought to the floor of Congress yesterday largely has centered on fears it would lead to a national ID, but some critics point to an overlooked section that apparently gives the White House sweeping powers to suspend laws for the purpose of protecting U.S. borders.

Not so ‘Free Republic’: The Shot Heard Around the Net
The management’s answer to this conflict between the majority of conservatives and the influence of the White House on their Web site has become electronic executions and censorship.
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UK lines up Guantánamo-style Torture Reality TV Show
The Guantánamo Guidebook will recreate some of the practices used at the US naval base where hundreds of so-called "enemy combatants" have been held without trial or access to lawyers for nearly three years.

Dolly Scientist Gets Human Cloning License
Such work, called therapeutic cloning because it does not result in a baby, is opposed by abortion foes and other biological conservatives because researchers must destroy human embryos to harvest the cells.

Noted Security and Privacy Expert Implanted with VeriChip
Applied Digital (NASDAQ: ADSX), a provider of Security Through Innovation(TM), announced today that Joseph E. Krull, CPP, CISSP, IAM, an internationally recognized security and privacy authority, recently received a VeriChip to underscore his strong support for this unique identification technology.

Master LIst Of Dead Scientists & Microbiologists
In the 1980's over two dozen science graduates and experts working for Marconi or Plessey Defence Systems died in mysterious circumstances, most appearing to be 'suicides.'

Lest We Forget
Other Mysterious Deaths...

Government keeping more secrets in name of national security
Federal agencies are using secrecy rules developed after the 9/11 attacks to hide embarrassing or controversial reports and data that the federal government once routinely made public.

Rocklin Residents Complain of Helicopter Spy Patrols
I live in Rocklin and my neighbors and I can't help but notice the increased use of helicopters mounted with high-powered spotlights flying pell-mell over residential areas late into the evening hours.

CIA Faces Pressure to Divulge Ties to Ex-Nazis
A U.S. senator demanded on Wednesday that the CIA director release thousands of pages of documents detailing the agency's ties with former Nazis who aided in Cold War espionage against the Soviet Union, officials said.

Chertoff Gave Advice on How Far Torture Could Go
Michael Chertoff, who has been picked by President Bush to be the homeland security secretary, advised the Central Intelligence Agency on the legality of coercive interrogation methods on terror suspects under the federal anti-torture statute, current and former administration officials said this week.

Chertoff Exposed As Aiding A 911 Terrorist
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Man Gets Prison Time for Junk in His Yard
A man who defied officials for more than 13 years by refusing to remove airplane parts and other junk from his yard was sentenced to three years in prison.

Will Your DNA End Up In A National Database?
Utah Troopers Learn to Draw Blood From Suspects: Blood tests are necessary because portable breath tests only detect alcohol, not drugs or other possible intoxicants, said Sgt. Lee Perry, with the Weber County office of the Highway Patrol.

Sensors Everywhere
Tiny, Wireless Sensors May Be Able To Track Anything, Anytime, Anywhere

Gun Grabbing AG Approved Despite Abuse Concerns
A divided Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday approved Alberto Gonzales as U.S. attorney general, rejecting Democratic complaints about his role in formulating administration policies blamed for contributing to the torture of detainees.

Neo-Con Torture Rhetoric Alarmingly Mirrors Nazi Counterparts
This so-called ill treatment and torture in detention centers, stories of which were spread everywhere among the people, and later by the prisoners who were freed… were not, as some assumed, inflicted methodically, but were excesses committed by individual prison guards, their deputies, and men who laid violent hands on the detainees.

End of Posse Comitatus: Commandos Get Duty on U.S. Soil
Somewhere in the shadows of the White House and the Capitol this week, a small group of super-secret commandos stood ready with state-of-the-art weaponry to swing into action to protect the presidency, a task that has never been fully revealed before.

Should Anti-Bush Journalists Be Tried as "Spies"?
Tony Blankley's syndicated column regularly retails Soviet-style hymns to the majesty of the state and its Dear Leader, thoughtfully published in pedestrian English prose so as to avoid the necessity of translation.

FBI Says No Credible Evidence Boston Dirty Bomb Plot Exists
It's the same MO every time, hype up a faked terror threat before a major event to make everyone paranoid and make the police more likely to be abusive, and then quietly admit there was no evidence for it in the first place.

The Gonzales pick
The fingerprints of longtime Bush confidant Gonzales are all over internal legal memoranda that pooh-poohed international standards for the humane holding and detention of prisoners, arguing no less that these established protections, adopted by our Congress and civilized nations the world over, could be circumvented by the whim of his boss, President Bush.

How Christianity became a crime in America
Buying the 'big lie' of church-state separation

SPACE-LAUNCHED DARTS THAT STRIKE LIKE METEORS
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War Prospects for 2005
Smackdown on Syria, War on North Korea, Iran dissuaded of its nuke ambitions by main force.

Terror Tag to Draw Life Sentence Without Trial
Administration officials are preparing long-range plans for indefinitely imprisoning suspected terrorists whom they do not want to set free or turn over to courts in the United States or other countries for lack of evidence.

The Future is Calling
This is Mr. Griffin's analysis of the War on Terrorism and much more. Terrorism is a distraction for deeper issues. Both hawks and doves are playing into the hands of those who are using the conflict for their own hidden agendas.

The Police State and Its Out-of-Control Thugs
Police State Targets, Tasers, Arrests and Jails Elementary School Children

Amtrak Begins Random ID Checks on Trains
The onboard checks, which started at the beginning of November, are part of a broader program to improve security, Amtrak spokesman Cliff Black said.

Iraqi Doctor Confirms US Continues to Use Chemical Weapons in Fallujah
Anger that is seething throughout Iraq and the world over the assault on Fallujah turn to rage yesterday as an Iraqi physician came forward to confirm reports of the use of banned chemical weapons in Fallujah.

New Report, Footage Surfaces On Mass Graves Of US Soldiers
In August, reports began surfacing about incidents of dead American bodies being dumped into the Diali River by US helicopters in the early morning hours.

LA: Drive a Car, Get Drafted?
There may be no "plans" for a national military draft, but that hasn't kept Louisiana from registering teenagers too young to serve in case conditions change.

Does Utah Have An 'Area 51'?
In the western Utah desert, there's some strange activity going on-- at least that's what some people think. And they've brought us the pictures to prove it... sort of.
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Re-Discovered Photos Emphasize Bohemian Grove Sacrifice Obsession
Photos contradict official claims that a 'mock' sacrifice is made and that real humans have never been sacrificed in the ritual.

Stirring the Pot Psyops
Unarmed And Wounded POW Shot In The Head By U.S. Marine

50 Organizations Denounce “Big Brother”
Center Marshals Effort to Stop National ID Card Legislation

The Architect of Abu Ghraib Torture
Abu Graib Torture Architect Alberto Gonzales is Pro-Abortion, Has Shady Connections to Enron and Kept Bush from Having to Disclose a Drunk Driving Arrest

Homeland Security Arrests Veteran for Complaining Too Much
Now complaining too much can get you arrested by Homeland Security. The veteran arrested in the article, Dr. Tennant was arrested in front of his family for calling the VA too many times. He did jail time for the offense of "harassing."

Illegal Immigration And The Minute Man Project
The Minute Man Project launched last month. In thirty days, over 100 men and women - many U.S. military veterans from 20 states volunteered for this new mission to protect America from a Congress that does not and will not represent American citizens.

Draft agency files notice to request record matching with Department of Education
Law requires all students receiving federal financial aid to register for the draft, RAW STORY has learned.

The Illuminati Always Win The 'Election'
The U.S. Presidential election was rigged even before the first ballot was cast.The whole voting system is rigged by the Illuminati to keep their control of the People in so-called "democratic" societies.

Schwarzenegger: The NWO's Pick for President?
As Alex Jones reported back in October of 2003, the New World Order has big plans for Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Is President Bush Ushering In The Mark of The Beast?
Could Bush's approval of Digital Solutions' implantable computer chip be the harbinger of the coming "Mark of the Beast?" And if so, where does the President fit in regarding the fulfillment of Bible prophecy?

'The Beast' movie: Jesus didn't exist
Former Christian director's secretive film scheduled to open on 06-06-06

The Battle For Reality
Fantasy Terror Threats Conceal Real Plan To Reduce Population

GPS tracking and Toll Roads for Everyone!
The technology expected to support applications for "smart" highway initiatives such as real-time traffic and weather updates to motorists, comprehensive automobile tracking, and universal electronic toll collection.

Ramsey Clark's Indictment of George W. Bush
Join us on Thursday, August, 26, 2004, to hear the reading of the indictment and presentation of evidence from expert witnesses, eyewitnesses, GI resisters, and representatives from international sessions of the World Tribunal on Iraq.

Aerosol and Electromagnetic Weapons In The Age Of Nuclear War
North America is now suffering its seventh year of conspicuous and dangerous aerosol and electromagnetic operations conducted by the U.S. government under the guise of national security.

Weather Wars
A battle in the skies is waged daily. Some battles are won and others lost. We yet know not which. For years this massive global project has been under way, but only now is it making it to the forefront of the consciousness of those with curious minds.

Of mice & men, married together
Life apes fiction as stem cell research creates part animal, part human

Disinformation Busted! CIA posing as Al Qaeda muslamaniacs at jihadunspun.com
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Amtrak Begins Random ID Checks on Trains
The onboard checks, which started at the beginning of November, are part of a broader program to improve security, Amtrak spokesman Cliff Black said.

Iraqi Doctor Confirms US Continues to Use Chemical Weapons in Fallujah
Anger that is seething throughout Iraq and the world over the assault on Fallujah turn to rage yesterday as an Iraqi physician came forward to confirm reports of the use of banned chemical weapons in Fallujah.

A Clockwork Orange Alert?
The timing of the arrests in Pakistan and the alerts in the United States continue to raise questions about the politics of terror

Bush Using Drugs to Control Depression, Erratic Behavior

Bush Indecisive, Paranoid, Delusional?            Creeping fascism

Republicrat Party theme "This Land"

The Police State and Its Out-of-Control Thugs
Police State Targets, Tasers, Arrests and Jails Elementary School Children

Homeland Security Arrests Veteran for Complaining Too Much
Now complaining too much can get you arrested by Homeland Security. The veteran arrested in the article, Dr. Tennant was arrested in front of his family for calling the VA too many times. He did jail time for the offense of "harassing."

50 Organizations Denounce “Big Brother”
Center Marshals Effort to Stop National ID Card Legislation

In Your Face: General Tommy Franks Talks About Martial Law, His Premonition about Sept 11th Before It Happened
"Hey alex i did see that program last night. Not only did he talk about martial law and movies like the Siege showing military men fighting "terrorists" on US soil. he also said at the very beginning get this that he feared that there would be a terrible terrorist attack on the world trade center. that's the only thing that(supposedly)kept him up at night. He said that he told a sergeant this 4 days before 9/11! once
again this is their way of letting us know they were behind the attacks."

Disgraced judge picked for homeland post
A key overseer of the Bush administration’s unsuccessful efforts to create a more comprehensive screening process for airline passengers resigned in disgrace four years ago from the New Hampshire Supreme Court to avoid prosecution over his conduct on the bench.

Net Phone Calls Must Be Able to Be Tapped - FCC
By a vote of 5-0, the FCC said "voice over Internet protocol," or VoIP, providers should be subject to the 1994 Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act, which ensures that law enforcers will be able to keep up with changing communications technologies

Tenn. Official Suspended After Mock Terror Drill Disrupts County Meeting
An official who staged a security drill that disrupted a county commission meeting with guns and mock hostage-takers has been suspended.

Credibility cloud hangs over U.S. terror warnings
The Bush administration insists its terror warnings should be taken in deadly earnest, but many Americans feel political motives, faulty intelligence and the "cry wolf" factor may be clouding their credibility.

OLD, OBSOLETE TERROR REPORTS = FAKE ALERT
Reports That Led to Terror Alert Were Years Old, Officials Say

Turning Off Soldiers Fear Response
A biological basis for maternal aggression has been discovered and could provide the foundation for drugs that reduce people's fear response.

O'Hare Turns On High-Tech Security System
Not only will foreign visitors have to check in when they arrive at O'Hare, but they'll also have to check out through the new system before they leave the country. The new high-tech system will match the identity of travelers with their travel documents.

'Black Box' Recommended for All Vehicles
The government should require data recorders in all passenger vehicles, federal safety officials said Tuesday in a recommendation arising from the investigation of a car crash that killed 10 people and injured 63.

MPs at the Senior Bowl in Alabama
"On December 30, 1983, the Alabama State Military Department issued Order Number 100-2 authorizing the ALSDF cadre strength of 500, with mobilization strength of 5000. The first commander of ALSDF was Major General (MG) Herman A. Price, Jr. During the Gulf War, the Alabama National Guard was activated and ALSDF provided family support and family assistance. Twenty-seven ALSDF members were called to active-duty to render this service to Al NG unit members."

Evidence of Pentagon Psychological Warfare Operations Against U.S. Citizens Surfaces in Want Ads
The U.S. military’s domestic operations command says it is not planning or conducting a secret psychological warfare campaign to manipulate the opinions of American citizens, despite a U.S. Air Force document suggesting such activities might be taking place.

A History Of US Secret Human Experimentation
1931 Dr. Cornelius Rhoads, under the auspices of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Investigations, infects human subjects with cancer cells. He later goes on to establish the U.S. Army Biological Warfare facilities in Maryland, Utah, and Panama, and is named to the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission. While there, he begins a series of radiation exposure experiments on American soldiers and civilian hospital patients.

Regular folks borrowing money a threat to national security
Last week I switched insurance companies to get less expensive coverage for my house and truck and was happily signing the usual papers that are required. Things were going fine until the agent presented me with a strange-looking form to sign; it was a form mandated by the feds asking me to declare if I was or was not a terrorist.

Parents to test home-schooling laws
The Murrysville resident, who has home-schooled her five children, remembers the legislator telling her that she should consider herself fortunate that the state has given her the responsibility for educating her children.

Connecticut keeps its guard up
State troopers and armed National Guardsmen will patrol randomly selected Metro-North trains traveling from Connecticut to New York.
Truck weigh stations in Greenwich and Danbury will stay open 24 hours, seven days a week, with enforcement teams checking licenses and registrations, as well as loads and destinations. In the air over Connecticut, three State Police fixed-wing aircraft and a helicopter will fly border to border, watching for suspicious activity at bridges, power plants and fuel depots.

Black Boxes Pose Privacy Problems
The National Transportation Safety Board recent recommendation to put data collecting "black boxes" into new cars raises questions about who would have access to this information and whether consumers should be notified about this device, the Dow Jones Newswires reported.

Police Bolster Presence at Penn Station
"We've ramped up a week in advance to thwart any terrorist plans, although we have no information to indicate that a specific plot is under way," said Paul J. Browne, a police spokesman.

Is Big Brother washing you?
Company says microchip in uniform aids laundry, not snooping

Department of Homeland Security Car Spotted in Virginia
I was going home from work on Friday morning 8/20 when I came up behind this strange looking car ... Look at the tag: DHS – or rather Dept of Homeland Security? Also notice, why are all of the windows blacked out??? I guess that's freedom as well.

Tales of Big Brother
What do a software engineer, an intern, and three young men in Missouri have in common? Each has been the target of the FBI's efforts to intimidate political protesters before the party convention.

British bobbies get boots with built in microchips!
According to The Mirror, the British Home Office plans to use the microchip boots not only to locate cops on the beat, but also to reach them in an emergency.

U.S. Asks to Monitor Detainee-Lawyer Talks
The Justice Department asked a federal judge Monday to allow the government to monitor discussions between a dozen Kuwaiti terror suspects at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and their lawyers, citing a heightened security risk.

Texas State Guard Gets a New Mission to Police the Population
The Texas State Guard, once thought of as a mostly ceremonial cadre of retired soldiers whose military roots date to the state's colorful frontier days, is getting an expanded and much more serious mission for the first time in nearly a half-century.

Human chips more than skin-deep
Such technologies would make it easier for government agencies to track a person's every movement and allow widespread invasion of privacy. Abuse could take countless other forms, including corporations surreptitiously identifying shoppers for relentless sales pitches. Critics also speculate about a day when people's possessions will be tagged--allowing nosy subway riders with the right technology to examine the contents of nearby purses and backpacks.

NY Judge Refuses to Allow Protest On Great Lawn
A Southern District judge yesterday refused to order New York City to allow a demonstration of 75,000 people on Central Park's Great Lawn this Saturday, in advance of the Republican National Convention.

Government Plans to Turn on Your TV, Radio and Cellphone in Emergency Alert
Comment: TV, radio, cellphones blip on at 6am, "This is an emergency alert. Chicago has suffered an attack by means of a suitcase nuclear device. All residents of Chicago must congregate at their nearest sports stadium and be subject to processing into the detention camp. You must relinquish your rights or the terrorists will strike again. Leave your home now and make your way to the sports stadium. Extermination teams have been given orders to shoot dissenters on sight. Anyone still in their home by 5pm will be subject to execution."

Cameras May Monitor Red Lights
Police are having trouble curbing red-light running at south Gwinnett's busiest intersection, so the city may turn to cameras.

MSNBC Piece Touts Brain Scanning Technologies and Psychopharmaceuticals as Means to Get Information from Prisoners
The Abu Ghraib prisoner-abuse scandal won't be lawyered or PR-ed away. Pvt. Lynddie England faced a pre-court martial hearing last week. Four other defendants face similar hearings next week. They'll likely claim a Nuremberg defense and argue they were "just following orders" when they humiliated and abused their Iraqi charges.

Wiretap laws need overhaul, police chiefs say
Canadian police chiefs say they want the laws changed to make it easier for officers to access internet and cell phone communications.

You, Too, Could Be A Suspected Terrorist
Antonio Romero is what my mother calls me. Antonio Romero is also how I am known to many of my friends and family members. Unfortunately, the name Antonio Romero also appears on a U.S. Treasury Department list titled "Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons." The government provides only this name, some known aliases and a date of birth for Antonio Romero. No further attempt is made at delineating one Antonio Romero from the next. A quick Internet search found no fewer than 10 of them in New York, not to mention four Anthony Romeros.

Is the Bush Administration Planning a Red Code Alert?
The Bush Administration has triggered yet another Orange Code Alert, based on so-called "credible" information that al Qaeda is planning to attack the Washington based international financial institutions including the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund and the New York Stock Exchange. "This is not the usual chatter. This is multiple sources that involve extraordinary detail," Tom Ridge said.

Behavior May Cost Protesters 'Privileges,' Says Bloomberg referring to free speech
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg told a group of volunteers who plan to toil at the Republican National Convention yesterday that he expected most protesters who come to the event later this month would "be reasonable," but he warned that "if we start to abuse our privileges, then we lose them."

Cops Test Handheld Fingerprint Reader
Several Minnesota police departments are field testing a handheld device that scans a suspect's fingerprint and digitally checks it against Minnesota's criminal history and fingerprint database.

Police want You to Pay for Their Wiretaps
Canada's police chiefs propose a surcharge of about 25 cents on monthly telephone and Internet bills to cover the cost of tapping into the communications of terrorists and other criminals.

Cops Use Taser Gun On Man Trying To Get Home
Officers in hurricane-ravaged Fort Myers used a Taser gun on a man allegedly trying to get by a police barrier to get home, and it was caught on tape.

Increase in state databases 'a threat to civil liberties'
THE government has lost control of the growing network of state databases monitoring every aspect of modern life, presenting dangers for basic liberties, a senior Labour MP warned yesterday.

McCain, 9/11 panel want national ID debate
The vice chairman of the Sept. 11 Commission told a Senate panel Monday that the commission's recommendations on border and transportation security "might lead to" a national identity card.

Arrests for all offences proposed
Police in England and Wales could be given powers to arrest people for minor offences such as graffiti or litter.

Federal police force to aid GOP gathering
In a secure corridor of a government building, officers of a little-known federal police force sit among blinking routers and servers, manipulating and monitoring cameras across the city.

Wiretapping the Web
We've been told since the dawn of the Internet that the e-mail we send and receive on company time is fair game for our employers to monitor. Many took for granted, though, that e-mail sent from private accounts was just that: private. How naive.

Welcome to the Spy State: In war on terror, an expanding citizens' brigade
Just like in 1984, citizens are encouraged to spy on their neighbors to seek out terrorist activities and protect the homeland. We see multiple articles every day that report citizen tattletale squads being recruited by the government. If you read deeper into the articles, in many cases they say that the citizens are there to fight terror and crime. Homeland Security says their putting up cameras to fight terror and crime. All this creates is an atmosphere where people are arrested for little or no reason.

Treating Children Like Criminals
Free digital fingerprinting for Denver area kids

US scientists launch device to track livestock from birth to death
Information such as ear tag numbers, treatment codes, weight, colour and genetic lineage can also be included on a database.

DARPA: ENGINEERING THE BEAST SYSTEM

B.C. to guard privacy against Patriot Act
British Columbia has announced plans to stop any far-reaching effects the U.S. Patriot Act may have on the privacy of people in B.C.

Fighter pilots could command drone 'swarms'
QinetiQ - formerly the UK government's Defence Evaluation and Research Agency - has developed technology that would allow a pilot to control up to five aircraft during a mission, without needing to constantly keep a check on them.

Stepping on Big Brother's Toes
Cars that report your every false move to local law authorities. Huge databases with detailed information on every citizen. Companies that only honor privacy guidelines when it's profitable for them to do so.

College Student Pepper Sprayed for Taking a Phone Call from Her Mother at a Movie
A college student who took a cell phone call from her mother in a movie theater was pepper sprayed by an officer and charged with disorderly conduct, along with her boyfriend. Warronnica Harris, 23, was at the Muvico theater at BayWalk Saturday night, watching the opening credits to Catwoman when her cell phone rang. "It was my mom calling me," Harris said. "It was a family emergency."

GPS Helps Parents Tracks Teens Every Move
The new global positioning satellite monitors can be installed in cars. The device allows parents to log on to the Internet and track where the car is and how fast the car is traveling.

Digital Angel Announces Second Quarter 2004 Results Conference Call
Digital Angel Corporation (Amex: DOC), an advanced technology company in the field of rapid and accurate identification, location tracking, and condition monitoring of high-value assets, announced plans to release its second quarter 2004 results on August 3, 2004, at 4:00 p.m. EDT. At 4:15 p.m. EDT that same day management will host a conference call for institutional investors, which will also be broadcast live over the Internet.

Intricate surveillance plan declared ready to keep eye on Olympics
Months behind schedule and millions over budget, Athens is finally ready to spy on the Olympics. A vast network of street cameras, surveillance vans, underwater sensors and a blimp bristling with ultra-sensitive monitors was declared operational yesterday — three weeks before the games begin and a day after the Olympic Village for housing athletes opened.

Matrics bought by Symbol Technologies
Matrics Inc., the formerly Columbia-based company whose radio frequency identification technology made it one of the region's most closely watched startups, was acquired Tuesday by publicly held Symbol Technologies for $230 million in cash.

Fortress (Against Freedom) Boston: Military Police, Riot Police, Jet Fighters, Helicopters, Chem-Packs and Caged Protestors
In America, your free speech is confined to a small cage surrounded by razor wire under a train station. Military police are running around, accosting citizens for their papers in blatant violation of Posse Commitatus, black Homeland Security helicopters are buzzing around above the city - all of this in the name of stopping a threat the government itself is behind.

9/11 report urges info sharing, biometrics
A long-awaited report from the bipartisan commission investigating the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks calls for better information sharing among government agencies, adoption of biometric technologies and the completion of a visitor tracking system as soon as possible.

Activists sue to stop random MBTA bag searches
A federal judge took under advisement a lawsuit filed by two civil rights groups hoping to stop the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority from inspecting passengers' bags.

Oshkosh Police Conduct Door to Door Gun Confiscations
Following the shooting of an Oshkosh police officer Saturday night, area residents were forced from their homes, their lawful firearms being confiscated by police.

Smart passports 'go'
New biometric passports containing a computer chip with a person's facial image are expected to be introduced in Australia next year.

Ashcroft tour to plug terror bill
WASHINGTON - Attorney General John Ashcroft is hitting the road to rally support for the Victory Act, which would further expand his powers to go after Al Qaeda and narcoterrorists, the Daily News has learned.

Ashcroft Orders Tally Of Lighter Sentences
Critics Say He Wants 'Blacklist' of Judges

Ashcroft Seeking Uniformity in Sentences
Attorney General John Ashcroft has issued a memo to prosecutors nationwide seeking information about which judges impose light sentences.

Ebay bans Dawson artist's controversial 'cards'
WHITEHORSE - A Yukon artist has been censored by eBay for making fun of the Bush administration.

Guilty Until Proven Innocent
Smile, You're a Potential Shoplifter

Anti-Bush protesters arrested at Tampa rally file suit
MIAMI — Three protesters arrested at a 2002 rally attended by President Bush sued the U.S. Secret Service and others Wednesday, arguing that their First Amendment rights were violated when they were arrested for refusing to picket inside specified zones.

Sshhhh, someone may hear you exercising free speech
Is free speech the latest casualty of the war in Iraq?

New Jersey bans drowsy driving
WEST DEPTFORD, New Jersey (AP) - Sleep-deprived drivers who cause deadly crashes now face criminal penalties under a measure that became law Tuesday in New Jersey.

From Fortress Boston to '1984'
Life will be harsh. Only those with credentials could travel and only to certain zones at appointed times. Cameras on street corners and satellites in orbit would monitor everything that moved from city to city, town to town, block to block.

IL launches compulsory mental health screening for children and pregnant women
This week, a series of public forums on a program requiring all pregnant women and children through age 18 years to be tested for mental health needs is being held this week in five different locations statewide.

TSA considers extending 'registered traveler' program
The TSA's director of credentialing, Justin Oberman, said the program will be deemed a success if it improves customer service without jeopardizing security and demonstrates that biometrics — the electronic fingerprint and iris scans — can be used on a large-scale to verify identity.

Should we fear not being ready for terrorism on Election Day?
When Homeland Security chief Tom Ridge issued a grainy warning that the coming presidential election could be the target of a large-scale attack by al-Qaida, he set off a storm of political response.

Outbreak of RFID tagging at medical facilities
The chips are incorporated into the wrist bands issued when a patient is admitted. The idea is that the chips will cut down on patient misidentification, and make accessing medical records faster. The chip holds basic, identifying information: name, date of birth, sex and a medical record number.

St. Bernard gets money for street cameras
Surveillance cameras will soon be going up along the Saint Bernard Parish line over the objections of the American Civil Liberties Union.

In Florida, police database sparking Orwellian fears
Police in Florida are creating a new counterterrorism database designed to give law enforcement agencies around the country a powerful new tool to analyze billions of records about both criminals and ordinary Americans.

Niger: Draconian Anti-Terror Legislation Taken Word for Word from USA Patriot Act

Just when the world was beginning to think that human rights were becoming widely accepted, governments are coming up with very strange provisions in the name of fighting terrorism

UK: Fears as DNA database passes 2m mark
Civil liberties campaigners last night claimed the government was intent on building a national DNA database "by stealth" as police prepared to enter the two-millionth genetic profile on to the system later today.

District attorney clamps down on spiked armbands

Bush-Tied Carlyle Group Invests in RFID Company
Matrics Inc., a Columbia-based company specializing in radio-frequency identification technology, announced yesterday that it has received $20 million in financing from a group of investors led by venture capital giants Carlyle Group

Ulterior motives behind ID tags exposed
Plans to swamp the world in invisible tracking devices were revealed last week as secret industry documents detailing a global agenda to "pacify" consumers and co-opt key lawmakers were leaked.

Air passengers will doff shoes or face probes
All airline passengers will be "encouraged" to put their shoes through X-ray machines before walking through metal detectors — or, if they decline, face more-thorough screening, even if the footwear does not set off an alarm.

Bridgewater pair ordered to pay for jail 'lodgings'
Two men wrongly jailed for the murder of the newspaper boy Carl Bridgewater were ordered yesterday to pay "board and lodgings" for the 18 years they were in prison. In a ruling condemned as "sick" by prison campaigners, the Court of Appeal agreed with a Home Office-appointed assessor that the cousins Michael and Vincent Hickey should lose a quarter of loss-of-earnings compensation for their free food and accommodation inside.

NPfIT receives Big Brother award for privacy fears
The National Programme for IT has won "Most Appalling Project" at Privacy International's 6th Annual UK Big Brother awards at the London School of Economics, due to continuing concerns over security of electronic patient records.

Bush Wins (America Loses); House Leaves Patriot Act As Is
The Republican-led House bowed to a White House veto threat Thursday and stood by the USA Patriot Act, defeating an effort to block the part of the anti-terrorism law that helps the government investigate people's reading habits.

Where Will You Be Tomorrow?
Your time is no longer yours anymore. Your money, under the terms of Patriot Acts One and the parts of Two that have been passed, will no longer belong to you once the next attack 'happens.' Your life, under the then pending Martial Law, administered by FEMA, will hang by the thinnest of threads, depending on where you are when the order is given.

TSB to Examine Cameras in Cockpits
The U-S Transportation Safety Board is set to open two days of hearings to determine if video cameras should be installed in American airplane cockpits.

Homeland Security Given Data on Arab-Americans
The Census Bureau has provided specially tabulated population statistics on Arab-Americans to the Department of Homeland Security, including detailed information on how many people of Arab backgrounds live in certain ZIP codes.

Woman Arrested For Chewing In D.C. Metro Station
A Maryland woman said a transit officer in Washington, D.C., handcuffed and held her for three hours after she finished a candy bar at a Metro station.

BBC: Could Genetic Screening Work?
The government has suggested that at some point in the future every newborn baby could leave hospital with details of their unique genetic code.

UK: On the edge of a genetic revolution to map out medical future at birth

Russia: Police and FSB Listen In on Mobile Phone Calls
Mobile phone providers switched off their encryption systems for 24 hours on a government order, allowing the Federal Security Service and the police to eavesdrop on all calls.

Hong Kong protests spread
Thousands of Hong Kong people protested on Wednesday against the government's handling of a controversial anti-subversion bill.

BIG MOTHER IS WATCHING
Mums can stop their kids eating junk at school with a new space- age scanner. The machine, which scans the child's eyes to identify them, was designed by a Scots firm.

Goodbye bar codes: Packages with transmitters on the way
Razor blades and medicines packaged with pinpoint-sized computer chips and tiny antennae that eventually could send retailers and manufacturers a wealth of information about the products - and those who buy them - will start appearing in grocery stores and pharmacies this year.

Posting Prompts Complaints on Smart Tags
A consortium developing radio-tagged chips to replace bar codes in stores posted documents labeled confidential on its Web site that detail strategies to counter complaints the technology will be misused by retailers, the government or criminals to snoop on consumers.

Wal-Mart Urges Suppliers to Adopt Labels
Wal-Mart wants its top 100 suppliers to slap tiny radio transmitters on all products they provide to the retail giant

Man gets life in prison for spitting
An Oklahoma man arrested on suspicion of beating his wife faced year in prison and a fine. But when he spit in an arresting officer's face, he got a life sentence instead

Big Brother To See All, Everywhere

NY: Court backs DNA registry addition
An expansion Gov. George Pataki and the state Legislature made to the state’s DNA registry for criminals in 1999 was legal

NC: 1,014 checkpoints and stepped-up patrols conducted statewide between June 26-29

Coors Light Launches the GPS Bottle or Can Promotion Nationally
For the first time, Coors Light is launching its GPS Bottle or Can promotion nationally, featuring an exciting, instant-win mechanism that makes use of Global Positioning System (GPS) satellite
technology to locate winners.

RFID Chips Are Here

Retailer Tests RFID on Garments
German retailer Kaufhof, a unit of the Metro group, has begun a pilot in which it will track every garment from women's clothing supplier Gerry Weber through the supply chain to two of its stores.

German Govt Defends Eaves-dropping
In a case before the highest court, the German government defended a controversial law Tuesday that allows police to eavesdrop on conversations in private homes.

UK: 'Ban smoking in public'
A total ban on smoking in public places moved a major step closer today. The Government's leading medical adviser Sir Liam Donaldson said he wanted it outlawed in all pubs, bars, restaurants and workplaces.

New Australian Anti-Terror Powers include ability to detain journalists for information

Australia Anti-Terror Power: Unlimited power of arrest to ASIO
Australia's domestic intelligence agency, ASIO, will have aggressive new powers from today to detain for an unlimited period

U.S. Pledges to Avoid Torture
Pledge on Terror Suspects Comes Amid Probes of Two Deaths

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Wolfowitz to Oversee Military Tribunals
Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld on Thursday delegated to his top deputy, Paul Wolfowitz, the final word on which terrorism suspects are to be tried by a military tribunal.

USDA Plans Livestock Tracking System

RFID will replace bar codes, if new partnership succeeds
The new organization, AutoID Inc., will work to commercialize RFID technology and standardize the technology around the world.

What’s the Joint Terrorism Task Force Doing in the Tiny Town of Rachel?
FBI agents have confirmed that a search warrant was served Thursday night on the home of a self-described military watchdog in the tiny town of Rachel, near the mysterious Area 51 military base.

Report stirs fears of privacy violations
A report from the Terrorism Information Awareness program contains a major loophole that allows the government to data mine "everything under the sun" including medical and credit records

Market-Leading Wal-Mart Leads The Way With RFID
Wal-Mart has told its top 100 suppliers that they'll need to have radio-frequency ID systems in place for tracking pallets of goods through the supply chain by January, 2005

Despite federal assurances, critics still worry about Patriot Act's reach
Federal officials say the USA Patriot Act, the anti-terrorism law passed in the wake of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, does not single out libraries and bookstores for investigation. But critics of one section of the law remain concerned that the Patriot Act may go too far.

Report: U.S. Cancels Air Passenger Screening Upgrade
Ridge said a new program with a different name might be developed to replace CAPPS II. It could be replaced by a new "registered traveler" program if enough people volunteer to provide personal information, the report said.

Chip Implanted in Mexico Judicial Workers
Security has reached the subcutaneous level for Mexico's attorney general and at least 160 people in his office - they have been implanted with microchips that get them access to secure areas of their headquarters.

Fear mongering in the UK: 'Largest' simulated terror attack
Around 400 volunteers from the Army and Red Cross will be "contaminated" at a major public venue.

Kidnap-wary Mexicans get chipped
Mexico's attorney general has taken the unusual step of having an "anti-kidnap" chip stuck in his arm and then making the fact public - thereby ensuring that anyone lifting señor Rafael Macedo de la Concha will be certain to remove said limb at their earliest convenience.

A tiny chip takes on a big job
Attorney General Rafael Macedo de la Concha said this week that he and an undisclosed number of officials on his staff had chips the size of rice grains implanted in their arms to give them exclusive and secure access to a national, computerized database for crime investigators that went live Monday.

Tennessee May Use GPS on Parolees
Seven contractors have expressed interest in the state's $2.5 million pilot project that would use a global positioning system, or GPS, to keep track of violent sex offenders that have been paroled.

Using Tech To Help Supervise Children
Sugar Coated Conditioning: Some of these technologies are expensive, and most aren't for everyone, but I can think of nothing more painful than losing a child. We unfortunately live in a hostile world, and it sometimes is a comfort to know that there are technologies available that can make it a little less hostile for the most vulnerable of us.

Technology makes snooping a snap
Want to keep tabs on your children and home using technology? Here's a sampling of potentially useful products and services, and what the makers say about them

Schoolchildren to be RFID-chipped
Japanese authorities decide tracking is best way to protect kids

Pastor gets prison for sermon
Sentenced to month in jail for offending homosexuals

Bush Wants To Make Patriot Act Permanent
President Bush said Monday that he considered it vital for Congress to pass a permanent version of the USA Patriot Act, which has been criticized by some liberals and conservatives for giving the federal government too much power in the name of fighting terrorism.

Bus Searches in the Live Free or Die State
Airline passengers go through security searches, and now, so do some bus passengers. Police in Londonderry started random searches of bus riders headed from New ampshire to Boston Wednesday morning. Specially trained dogs were used to search luggage and passengers for explosives.

The KUBARK Counterintelligence Interrogation Manual
The CIA Manual outlining various psychological and physical torture tactics & demonstrating a real-world application of the CIA's mind control research

Thousands of mentally ill US children held in detention centers
Thousands of mentally ill American children, some as young as seven, are locked up in juvenile detention centres because there is nowhere else for them to go, a US congressional report has found.

Suspect Snapshots
Cracking down on picture-taking at potential terrorist targets

Wal-Mart's muscle advancing use of RFIDs
Wal-Mart's Chief Information Officer Linda Dillman grabbed the retailing industry's attention a year ago in announcing that the world's largest retailer was insisting its top suppliers package products with radio-frequency identification tags.

Cell Phone Reads User Fingerprint
Atrua Technologies, a startup backed by some of the top names in technology and telecommunications, on Saturday unveiled its first product, a cell-phone touchpad with built-in fingerprint recognition as a security feature.

Schwarzenegger Endorses DNA Fingerprint Initiative
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger today announced his support for Proposition 69, the DNA Fingerprint, Unsolved Crime and Innocence Protection Act, that establishes an all-felon DNA database for California.

Kerry and Edwards Will Use Campaign to Push Domestic Spy Agency
The selection of Sen. John Edwards as John Kerry's running mate has raised concerns inside the FBI and among civil-liberties groups that the North Carolina senator will use the campaign to promote his controversial proposal to create a new domestic spy agency.

Hand scanners to keep tabs on students
Teacher: 'My kids ... think it's so high-tech, so FBI, so cool'

Car computer to stop you speeding
Global-positioning satellite identifies local limit, warns driver

Ashcroft: Tougher Patriot Act needed
In Tampa, Fla., Ashcroft reissued a warning that terrorists intend to attack the U.S. and that the upcoming Fourth of July holiday and political conventions should be considered prime targets.

Supreme Court ruling foreshadows police state
Welcome to Gulag Amerika, home of the shredded Constitution. On June 21, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that citizens no longer have the right to remain silent when questioned by the police. That “the state’s interest in protecting police and investigating crime” takes priority over the constitutional rights of citizens.

Schools may use spray to trace kids' drug use
Two years after approving the use of drug-sniffing dogs, Broward County schools may have another narcotic-fighting weapon: an aerosol spray that detects residue on school desks or backpacks, similar to bomb-detection equipment used in airports.

Army Plans Involuntary Call-Up of Thousands
The U.S. Army is planning an involuntary mobilization of thousands of reserve troops to maintain adequate force levels in Iraq and Afghanistan, defense officials said on Monday.

Art professor indicted over biological materials
An unconventional artist who became the target of a federal terrorism investigation - and a cause celebre in the world art community - was indicted Tuesday on charges he illegally obtained biological materials.

Bodily Organs From Chinese Prisoners Tortured to Death Removed and Sold
On June 27, 2001, Wang Guoqi, a doctor specializing in the burn victims unit at the Paramilitary Tianjin General Hospital in Tianjin, testified before the Subcommittee on International Operations and Human Rights of the United States House of Representatives. He said in his testimony that he was sent by the hospital to remove skin and corneas from the corpses of over one hundred executed prisoners at a crematorium.

Windshield Mounted DriveCam Monitors Drivers
Near the Cincinnati airport, a shuttle bus misses a curve and careens over an embankment, smashing into a parking lot below.

Asylum seekers tell it to camera, not judge
Beginning July 19, immigrants in Utah who are requesting asylum or the reversal of a deportation order will no longer sit in the same courtroom as their judge. Instead, they will testify into a camera set up in a spare room at the Department of Homeland Security office in Salt Lake City, while a government lawyer and the judge watch from Denver, 530 miles away.

TSA tries biometric data to speed fliers through airport checkpoints
Frequent travelers who submit biometric data and pass a background check at five airports soon will be able to move more quickly through security checkpoints at those airports as part of the Transportation Security Administration's Registered Traveler pilot program.

US to Employ Surveillance Drones for Border Control?
"In past programs of this nature, the drones 'accidentally' strayed and started spying on US citizens. This has nothing to do with border control, since Bush's proposal of blanket amnesty, illegal immigrants attempting to cross has increased 15%"

Cooperate, Or Else!
Complicating your right to remain silent

RFID chips on kids; conditioning for the microchipped population plan
Children entering the parks will be fitted with an RFID bracelet that can be tracked anywhere within its boundaries - meaning that should they run off and find themselves lost, the parks' staff will easily be able to track them down and alert parents via SMS.

Cop on the beat is now a walking database
``If the police went around keeping files on who you lived with and who your roommates were, I think people would be outraged,'' said Jay Stanley, a spokesman for the American Civil Liberties Union, ``And yet in this case, they're not doing it, but they're plugging into a company that is able to do it easily.''

Orwellian Language Alive and Well in Washington, Tax Group Says
A taxpayer watchdog group calls it ironic that former President Bill Clinton's book has come out on the same week that the late author George Orwell would have turned 101 years old.

More Airlines Turned Over Passenger Data To Feds
A top homeland security official told Congress that five major domestic airlines turned over sensitive passenger data to the agency or its contractors in 2002 and 2003, contradicting numerous statements by airline and government officials and confirming some of the worst fears of privacy advocates.

Rumors fly of military draft
"The cosy dismissal that the draft is not happening because the bills have stalled is a red herring. One big terror attack engineered by the government and those bills will be accelerated through Congress quicker than you can say 'Patriot Act'".

Use of force prompts concerns about LAPD reforms
Three officers will be investigated for excessive use of force in the televised beating of an unarmed black man during an arrest, Police Chief William Bratton announced.

No criminal charges in Cop's use of Taser against 9-year-old girl
A South Tucson police sergeant who used a Taser on a handcuffed 9-year-old girl has been cleared of criminal wrongdoing by the Pima County Attorney's Office, though he now faces an administrative review, officials said Friday.

Video Shows Police Hitting Suspect With Flashlight After Apparent Surrender
Officer Seen Striking Man At Least 10 Times With Flashlight

Anti-Social Behaviour proposals criticised
MSPs have been going through a series of votes, which the Executive have been winning that will ensure this bill becomes law. That means that the use of anti-social behaviour orders will be extended as will the use of electronic tagging in dealing with youngsters guilty of crimes which cause anti social behaviour.

Terror checkpoints at shopping malls?
Congressman demands chemical-agent sniffers, high-tech radiation detectors, evacuation plans

Court says police can require ID
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday against a Nevada rancher, upholding a state law that allows police to arrest people for refusing to identify themselves in a narrow decision that drew sharp criticism from civil liberties groups.

Silence Can Be Turned Into Criminal Offense
Privacy rights advocates say the ruling essentially opens a can of worms, forcing people who haven't done anything wrong to give information that can be used in broad data searches.

FBI Probing Anti-Bush Teddy Bear
The FBI has subpoenaed records related to the online sales of a teddy bear carrying the message "Bush Kills Arabs Dead," apparently as part of a probe into who delivered one of the plush toys to the Michigan home of a federal magistrate, The Smoking Gun has learned.

Random Vehicle Ferry Searches to Resume
Random searches of vehicles boarding Washington state ferries will resume next month as part of a new plan for increased security under orders from the U.S. Coast Guard.

Patriot Act abuses plain
Mr. Alvarez, what planet you have been living on. Where were you these past three years while, amid considerable publicity, our government was imprisoning people without making charges against them, holding them without trials, and not allowing them to talk to attorneys?

Patriot Act used to prosecute U.S. civilian
The CIA contract employee accused of abusing a prisoner in Afghanistan is being prosecuted under the Patriot Act in what legal experts are calling a surprising and to some, troubling application of the new anti-terrorism law.

Fill a prescription in Mexico, go to jail
Lindell had a valid prescription from a doctor in Arizona. His "crime" was that the prescription was not from a doctor in Mexico, and it had his wife's name on it, not his.

Big Brother Coca-Cola
Mind Conrol; Conditioning You For the Forth Reich

Bush To Screen Everyone For 'Mental Illness'
All 'Disruptive' Children To Be Forcibly Medicated?

Supreme Court Declines Immigration Case
The Supreme Court refused Monday to consider when the government can indefinitely detain illegal immigrants caught at the borders in a case involving Mariel boatlift refugees who fled Cuba in 1980.

Navy Puts RFID Into Service
While retailers and distributors mull the use of radio-frequency identification chips to track products in their stores and supply chains, the U.S. Navy is already using them to track something far more precious: human lives.

Scotland Will Electronically Tag Unruly 10-Year-Olds
Children as young as 10 could be electronically tagged under Scottish Executive plans to be published this week aimed at cracking down on young troublemakers

In the Name of Banning Smut, They're Just Going to Ban Free Speech
Which is the Problem with All Censorship

UK government plans to expand water fluoridation despite every study warning against it

UK babies may be genetically screened
Every child born in the UK could be genetically screened and the data stored to plan their future healthcare under government proposals for a massive expansion of genetic testing.

UK DNA database stores 2m profiles

EU to Embed Iris Scans, Biometric Finger-prints in Passports
EU citizens will have their fingerprints stamped on their passports or undergo an iris scan as from next year, under proposals to be drawn up by the European Commission.

Another Small, Harmless Dog Shot by Out-of-Control Police: Woman talks friend out of suicide; police shoot her dog

Police officer fired for smoking tobacco at a party
Wayne Jeffrey, a seven-year veteran of the Fall River force, was fired May 29 after an internal investigation, prompted by an unsigned letter that claimed he smoked tobacco at a party

Benneton likely to still use RFID tags
"Once the Benetton Group was satisfied with the test results, the second step would be to use the technology across one brand," says Mauro. "We are still far from there. We're still in the first stage, testing the technology."

ID technology a waiting `avalanche'
RFID has been around for years; it's already used in the FasTrak transponders that automatically pay tolls on Bay Area bridges, implanted ID chips for pets and livestock, and subway cash cards in Singapore and Hong Kong.

Being tracked down by your mobile
Carrying a mobile phone? Then someone could be tracking your every movement and know where you are.

New Zealand farmers fume over flatulence tax
New Zealand farmers are being asked to cough up NZ$8.4 million ($4.9 million) a year to help reduce greenhouse effects caused by flatulence of their millions of sheep and cattle

Australia: Drivers' eye movements measured to test tiredness
Police in Austria have started measuring eye movements to determine whether motorists are fit to drive

Pentagon Seeks US Spy Powers
A Pentagon effort to persuade Congress to allow military intelligence agents to work undercover in the United States met with resistance in the House Wednesday when the provision was left out of the highly secretive intelligence funding bill.

Alarm over new police stun guns
Defence firms are about to pitch 'a frightening new breed of stun gun' to police in America and Europe that has left human rights groups appalled about the risk to bystanders, the New Scientist says.

MATRIX idea may be alive in Utah
Gov. Olene Walker's recent order withdrawing Utah from the crime-and-terror MATRIX information network will not be the final word on state involvement in such future databases.

A close encounter with biometrics
It is with a mixture of techie glee and Orwellian paranoia that I present myself at the UK Passport Service offices for the Biometrics Enrolment trial – part of preparations for the Government’s controversial National ID Cards scheme.

Sweeping stun guns to target crowds
Weapons that can incapacitate crowds of people by sweeping a lightning-like beam of electricity across them are being readied for sale to military and police forces in the US and Europe.

Biometrics - great hope for world security or triumph for Big Brother?
British police will almost certainly be given access in the near future to US intelligence databases containing DNA samples, fingerprints and digital images of thousands of foreign nationals seized around the world by the US as terror suspects.

Israel Plans 'Remote-Control' Border
The Israeli army envisions a "remote control" border with the Gaza Strip after a troop withdrawal, including unmanned patrol cars and computerized observation posts that would automatically spot and kill attackers, a military official said Friday.

Woman Claims Police Used Taser Gun On Her
68-Year-Old Woman Considers Pressing Charges

Cameras will keep eye on Interstate 74
Police and other emergency personnel in both communities already use the system, which will remain a permanent part of the interstate once the overhaul is complete. While the cameras possess the capability to identify speeding motorists, the videos will not be used in law enforcement. Yeah Right!

Nowhere to hide - city surveillance
Whether you are taking a stroll through the central city, shopping, filling up your car or riding on a bus, big brother is watching.

Art becomes the next suspect in America's 9/11 paranoia
On May 10 Steven Kurtz went to bed a married art professor. On May 11 he woke up a widower. By the afternoon he was under federal investigation for bioterrorism.

UK to Use RFID-Enabled License Plates
The UK will start embedding RFID tags in license plates to more easily identify vehicles. This will allow vehicles to be identified in real time. This becomes useful during security check points, traffic management, and also if you run a red light they'll have the option to automatically send you a bill.

Baltimore Set For 24-Hour Homeland Security Camera Surveillance
The closed-circuit video surveillance system of public areas will begin in the Inner Harbor by the end of the summer, and a $2 million federal grant accepted by the city Wednesday will expand the cameras into downtown's west side by early November.

Global force to 'patrol' chatrooms
The Virtual Global Taskforce, which includes the NCS, the FBI, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, the Australian Federal Police, and Interpol, will nominate officers to monitor the net round the clock.

Grocers, Drugstores to Spy on Customers In Virginia
A packed shopping cart trundles up to a checkout counter, and its contents pass over price scanners and under the wary eye of a cashier.

Where Big Brother Snoops on Americans 24/7
Customers of the Bank of America branch at 3625 Fairfax Drive in Arlington, Virginia, often wonder about the Arlington police car that is always parked in front of the building in the next block.

UK, US and Australia to Begin Total Internet Chat Room Surveillance
Police are to monitor conversations on internet chat rooms in a bid to prevent paedophiles from grooming victims on the web.

How Big Brother Is Watching, Listening and Misusing Information About You
You're on your way to work in the morning and place a call on your wireless phone. As your call is relayed by the wireless tower, it is also relayed by another series of towers to a microwave antenna on top of Mount Weather between Leesburg and Winchester, Virginia and then beamed to another antenna on top of an office building in Arlington where it is recorded on a computer hard drive.

Police propose putting surveillance cameras in downtown Athens
In a proposal presented to county commissioners Tuesday night, Athens-Clarke Police Chief Jack Lumpkin said putting 15 cameras downtown would help solve crimes, prevent them and help identify problem areas that need more police protection.

Japan's Aos Devises Remote Home Surveillance via Cell Phone
The system comprises cameras, sensors, and a server that records and transmits video. Once it is installed, users can monitor their own homes through cellular phones capable of reproducing video. Surveillance via personal computer makes it possible to monitor several locations at once.

Big Brother is getting a whole lot of little siblings.
New surveillance cameras allow anyone with a broadband Internet connection to keep a 24-hour watch on nearly anything from anywhere.

Father who took his son off Ritalin faces child abuse charges
When Chad Taylor noticed his son was apparently experiencing serious side effects from Ritalin prescribed for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, he decided to take the boy off the medication. Now, he says he may be accused of child abuse.

Boston Police to Randomly Search Rail Riders
Boston's transit police will randomly search subway and commuter train riders' bags and packages, making it the first American city to do so after March's deadly bombings in Spain, officials said on Tuesday.

Total Information Awareness Alive and Well in Arlington County
Customers of the Bank of America branch at 3625 Fairfax Drive in Arlington, Virginia, often wonder about the Arlington police car that is always parked in front of the building in the next block.

Matrix Database Precursor Measured 'Terrorism Quotient'
Before helping to launch the criminal information project known as Matrix, a database contractor gave U.S. and Florida authorities the names of 120,000 people who showed a statistical likelihood of being terrorists - sparking some investigations and arrests

Cities Say No to the Patriot Act
Forget drug-free and nuclear-free zones. A growing grassroots movement seeks to make the United States a Patriot Act-free zone, one city at a time.

GI Pretends To Be Gitmo Inmate - Brutalized By Guards
The prison abuse scandal refuses to die because soothing White House explanations keep colliding with revelations about dead prisoners and further connivance by senior military officers - and newly discovered victims, like Sean Baker.

British Journalist Detained, Harrassed On Trip To LA
When writer Elena Lappin flew to LA, she dreamed of a sunkissed, laid-back city. But that was before airport officials decided to detain her as a threat to security.

Protester arrested in front of military recruitment center. video shows military recruiter assaulting protestor
A group of people got together to do an action at the Tremont St Armed Forces Career Center (AFCC) in Boston. JP and CW met NF and JM at the location. (11:00 am) JP donned a black hood, a loosing fitting black shawl, sandals and two black cords hanging from his hands. He was standing on top of a plastic milk crate. (11:25 am)

Report a drunken driver and get $50
Bounties on impaired drivers throughout county officially begin Friday

Police reject candidate for being too intelligent
Robert Jordan, a 49-year-old college graduate, took an exam to join the New London police, in Connecticut, in 1996 and scored 33 points, the equivalent of an IQ of 125.

B.C. privacy watchdog seeks U.S. government, FBI input in Patriot Act probe
"Does the U.S.A. Patriot Act permit U.S. authorities to access personal information of British Columbians that is, through the outsourcing of public services, in the custody or under the control of U.S.-linked private sector service providers?" Louikidelis said at a news conference Friday.

Broward Sheriff's Office rewrites rights script
The reversal of a manslaughter conviction has shed new light on a flaw in the way the Broward Sheriff's Office advises people of their constitutional rights.

Intelligence officials use cellphone signals to track Al Qaeda operatives, as number of mid-level arrests rises.
The map is higher-tech than it appears at first glance. Tiny embedded lights flash red when certain cellphones - those belonging to suspected terrorists - initiate or receive a call. Teams of officials from Saudi Arabia, the FBI, the CIA, and the US Treasury Department decide instantly whether simply to watch and listen to the suspected terrorist - or to send in screaming police cars to nab him.

Technology strains to find menace in the crowd
Face recognition technology, often touted as a promising tool in the fight against terrorism, earned a bad reputation after it failed miserably in some well-publicized tests for picking faces out of crowds. Yet, on simpler challenges, the technology's performance is improving and business has been growing.

'PROBE' Technology Allows Police To Scan License Plates For Criminals
Device May Also Be Used To Track Individuals On Homeland Security List

Password managers simplify security
Advancements could end need for passwords

US behind 'the worst attack on rights for 50 years'
THE United States-led war on terror has produced the most sustained attack on human rights and international law in 50 years, Amnesty International said in its annual report yesterday.

Reporter is accused of stalking man
Thought Crime: Reporter arrested on suspicion of felony stalking for writing article confessing to temporarily planning the murder of a man he says raped him in 1978

The Future of Shopping
Tiny silicon identity chips being put in everyday objects and even implanted under the skin are changing the way we consume.

Big Brother GPS Van Takes Photographs While Driving
An odd-looking van sprouts 13 digital cameras that its builder wants to use to photograph 50 million buildings in the country while driving, taking pictures every 15 feet.

5th Grader Trying to Hug Police Officer is "Taken to the Ground"
Botetourt County Sheriff Ronnie Sprinkle said he terminated Deputy C.J. Dickerson on Monday for inappropriately bullying a student by "taking him to the ground" at Colonial Elementary School.

Dad Charged For Not Using Enough Sunblock On 12-Year-Old
Walter McKelvie Jr., 43, of Vineland, was indicted Tuesday and charged with one count of child abuse and neglect in the July 20 incident, in which he took his mentally disabled son to the beach in Wildwood.

FBI apology for Madrid bomb fingerprint fiasco
Muslim-convert Brandon Mayfield spent 17 days in detention after an FBI Lab wrongly linked him to prints recovered by Spanish police investigating the 11 March terrorist outrage. US authorities matched digital images of partial latent fingerprints obtained from plastic bags that contained detonator caps to Mayfield, leading to his arrest.

State Of Emergency Allows Brunswick Police To Halt G8 Protests
Governor's Order Covers Six Counties Including Glynn, Camden, Chatham

Govt Computer Surveillance Rings Alarm Bells
Nine months after Congress shut down a controversial Pentagon computer-surveillance program, the U.S. government continues to comb private records to sniff out suspicious activity, according to a congressional report obtained by Reuters.

NHS workers fitted with tracking device
District nurses and GPs are being fitted with high-technology tracking devices as part of an NHS pilot scheme to make life safer for lone health workers.

N.J. officials revved up over auto safety gadgets
Enhanced on-board computers, the so-called "black boxes" of automobiles, could be a source of controversy. The devices will be able to measure and store data about how fast a car has been driven over long periods of time, Lettiere said.

Belgian police to snoop internet lines
They plan to install the system, which is capable of intercepting, reading and recording email messages, across all high-speed 'ADSL' lines in Belgium.

Spy system to revolutionise call centres
An "intelligent" call centre data and voice recognition system that promises to help retain Irish jobs and is based on CIA and FBI systems was unveiled in Dublin today.

Robocops ready for England fans
English football fans heading to Euro 2004 were warned today they face a force of hi-tech "robocops".

Sisters Tagged
Two West Cumbrian sisters have been tagged by a judge to stop them going to the pub at weekends.

Ex-FBI Lab Worker Guilty, Falsified DNA
A former biologist in the FBI laboratory pleaded guilty Tuesday to submitting falsified DNA analysis reports in over 100 cases.

Will DNA dragnet affect college diversity?
Suddenly, Greg Thrasher wasn't so sure he wanted his two children to even visit the University of Virginia, let alone enroll there.

Marines Practice Urban Warfare Tactics in California
Training for Iraq and Beta-testing for the planned red alert in the US.

Gang Members Indicted on Terror Charges
Nineteen members of a street gang accused of menacing their neighborhood have been indicted on murder and other charges as acts of terror, believed to be the first use of the state's anti-terrorism law against a gang.

Big Brother is riding in some rental cars
If you care about your privacy or your pocketbook, ask whether your rental car has electronic tracking equipment and what it's used for. The answers may surprise you — if you can get them.

Give It Up: Info for Protection
Derek V. Smith sees bad people lurking everywhere: terrorists, sexual predators, quack doctors, identity thieves. And yet Smith colors himself an optimist, insisting that society can protect itself from such dicey characters, using information as a shield.

New CIA tactics spark concerns
In the case of Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, a detainee who is believed to have helped plan the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, CIA interrogators used graduated levels of force, including a technique known as "water boarding," in which a prisoner is strapped down, forcibly pushed under water and made to believe he might drown

CIA 'held al-Qaida suspects under water'
The CIA has used harsh interrogation techniques against high-level al-Qaida figures, including forcibly submerging them under water until they fear they will drown, it was reported today.

FBI 'complained about CIA torture of al-Qaeda prisoners'
FBI officials are so concerned at interrogation techniques being used by the CIA on al-Qaeda detainees that they have advised their agents not to take part in many of the interviews, it was reported today.

Red Cross Report Criticizes Guantanamo Prison
The International Committee of the Red Cross has issued a new report criticizing the detention of hundreds of suspects at the U.S. Naval Base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, a Pentagon official said on Thursday.

Cities eye special cameras to detect potential terror
Using $225,000 in federal anti-terrorism funds recently awarded by the state, Chelsea, Everett, and Revere will be acquiring specialized video cameras to help detect potential terrorist activities within their communities.

Smile, you're on a speed camera
MOTORISTS caught speeding could soon face the prospect of having pictures of their faces taken as well as their number plates if trials in Essex are successful.

DHS and UK ID card biometric vendor in false ID lawsuit
At San Jose Superior Court today (11 May) biometrics company Identix will seek to have a product liability and slander lawsuit against it and the States of California and Oregon dismissed. Plaintiffs Roger Benson and Miguel Espinoza are seeking restitution for the damage inflicted on them by duplication in police records which gave them other people's criminal records.

Presidential push fails to quell GOP fear of Patriot Act
A group of libertarian-minded Republicans in Congress is blocking President Bush’s effort to strengthen domestic counterterrorism laws and reauthorize the USA Patriot Act, which the president has made one of his top domestic priorities this year.

Seattle cabbies back use of security cameras
More than three months after Seattle cabbie Hassan Farah was shot to death in an apparent robbery, fellow taxi drivers are frustrated no changes have been made to ensure their safety.

Big Brother to Watch Over Island
If you have ever seen the cult '60s British television program The Prisoner, in which captured Cold War spies live on an island under constant surveillance, you can imagine what life may soon be like on Ayers Island, on the Penobscot River near the University of Maine.

WV Conditioning Exercises: 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit, a Special Ops to Practice Urban Warfare in Morgantown and Fairmont
When they hit the streets, the Marines will be wearing full combat gear and hopping in and out of helicopters as part of their exercises. Morgantown residents will also hear gunshots...

Airports to test new measures to prevent terrorists from masquerading as airline employees
The Transportation Security Administration announced new measures to deter terrorists who seek to infiltrate airport security areas by stealing uniforms or identification from airline employees.

County lawmen to get state-of-the-art equipment
Greenbrier County Sheriff Albert Lindsey announced Thursday that the county will receive $172,970 in federal funds from the Homeland Security Department "to purchase equipment and provide training that relates to the fight against domestic terrorism and [for] homeland security preparedness." (Scroll Down for Story)

Video: NYPD Planning To Install Its Own Surveillance Cameras

TSA to Test New Security Technology
Amtrak and commuter rail passengers at one suburban station will have to walk through an explosives detection machine and have their bags screened in a new security experiment

TSA making skies safer – truth or dare?
Since it was created by an act of Congress in November 2001, the Transportation Security Administration has grown exponentially.

TSA Announces 8 Airports Participating in an Access Control Pilot Program
Agency Seeking Best Technology Applications to Extend Facility Defenses

The Boom in Bomb Detection
Get ready to be scanned, sniffed and zapped

Spot On: The game-resale crackdown
Some communities now require anyone selling used video games to give fingerprints for police records. The question is: Why?

City goes bug happy
More legal wiretaps than anywhere else

Transponders in Texas
Nation's first boothless tollway is now open for business

Wal-Mart Begins RFID Rollout
The retailer today begins tracking pallets and cases of product with EPC tags at one of its distribution centers and seven of its stores in Texas as part of a test being conducted with eight suppliers.

Milestone in U.S. secret terror surveillance
For the first time, the number of secret surveillance warrants issued in federal terrorism and espionage cases last year exceeded the total number of wiretaps approved in criminal cases nationwide, according to new statistics released Friday.

97-year-old's arrest causes policy change
Highland Park, Texas- Police are changing their arrest practices after a 97-year-old woman was detained for an outstanding traffic warrant, provoking a flurry of response.

40-foot tall fire breathing robot displayed at US air show
'Robosaurus', a 40-foot-tall, 30-ton mechanical robot, breathes fire after eating a car during a demonstration at Airfest 2004.

Robber caught by GPS secretly planted by police
"It's somewhat disconcerting to have the law enforcement community assert that they can electronically monitor any person they feel like, at anytime they want to"

Court: Yelling at teens a crime
A five-judge panel said Tuesday that Chapman's effort to disperse a carful of teens from a public road in front of his house by shouting at them to get out of his town was a crime.

Ontario considers fingerprint driver's licence
The Liberal government of Ontario is giving serious thought to incorporating biometric data such as fingerprinting, facial recognition, or retinal scans on driver's licences.

Church members wonder whether ‘big brother’ is watching
A document from the county’s Emergency Operations Center has members of Coral Gables Congregational Church wondering if they were under police surveillance in the days surrounding the Free Trade Area of the Americas summit in November.

Now buckling up next to Big Brother
the U.S. government, for the nominal purpose of improving airport security, is pushing a new big-brother-style system to monitor air travelers.

Smile Ontario: You may be back on camera
Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty admitted yesterday he's long been a fan of photo radar, adding he's contemplating bring back the controversial speed enforcement system to generate revenue for his cash-strapped government.

Playing terror games in Las Vegas
US homeland security officials and technology specialists have been staging a mock terrorist exercise, snappily titled Terrorex 04.

Feds seek wiretap access via VoIP
The FBI and the Justice Department have renewed their efforts to wiretap voice conversations carried across the Internet.

Hysteria: Mom's inquiry over 10-Yr-Old's Flight Simulator Program Promts Visit from State Trooper
A mother's enquiry about buying Microsoft Flight Simulator for her ten-year-old son prompted a night-time visit to her home from a state trooper.

U.S. Reasserts Right to Declare Citizens to Be Enemy Combatants
The Bush administration on Wednesday reasserted its broad authority to declare American citizens to be enemy combatants, and it suggested that the Supreme Court consider two prominent cases at the same time.

USA to "devour" unique Russian "UFOs
Earlier this week, western media released information that Russian Aviation Concern "EKIP", a subsidiary of "Saratov Aviation Factory," will become the main construction center for manufacturing robotic self-piloted flying objects "EKIP".

Court to FBI: No spying on in-car computers
The FBI and other police agencies may not eavesdrop on conversations inside automobiles equipped with OnStar or similar dashboard computing systems, a federal appeals court ruled.

RFID: 'You know you want it'
While 2003 was the year that saw the emergence of RFID, with household names such as WalMart jumping on the bandwagon, several retailers got cold feet and ditched the technology. Not so this year, say analysts – big business is crying out for the technology and, more importantly, the tide of public opinion is set to turn – as companies lure consumers with cold, hard cash.

Casino chips may pave way for tagged bank notes
A radio frequency identification tag (RFID) in the chips will enable casinos to spot counterfeits and monitor the behaviour of gamblers, allowing them to check that big winners are not cheating the house

Gen. Franks Doubts Constitution Will Survive WMD Attack
Gen. Tommy Franks says that if the United States is hit with a weapon of mass destruction that inflicts large casualties, the Constitution will likely be discarded in favor of a military form of government.

Blair plans law that will make it a criminal offense to criticize government policy
measures could potentially outlaw participation in a protest march, such as last week's demonstrations during President Bush's state visit, making it, in effect, a criminal offence to criticise government policy.

UK: Plan to Suspend Human Rights in the Event of a Terrorist Attack
Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir John Stevens said it was "absolutely essential" for officers to be given greater powers in an "incredibly dangerous world".

UK: unprecedented peacetime move that would see the streets of Britain flooded with armed police
The nationwide alert would result in tougher security checks across the country and give intelligence agencies and police emergency powers to increase surveillance, phone-tapping and the detention of terror suspects on the basis of intelligence reports.

Global Police State: EU may strike deal on US information demand
US "anti-terrorist" requirements for European airlines to pass on information about their passengers may be met by an "international agreement" that could bypass European Union law

He respected the badge, but `not in Miami'
Throughout the day, he said he watched police overreact to incidents. He saw a 53-year-old woman get shot in the chest with rubber bullets. He saw other peaceful protesters being gassed with pepper spray. He saw young people, who weren't doing anything illegal or improper, being pushed and harassed by cops.

Newsweek: FBI Using Patriot Act to Snoop Your Financial Records
A little-known provision in the Patriot Act is being used by the FBI in cases that aren't tied to terrorism, which the Act was designed to stop

FBI let innocents get death sentences: report
The FBI used murderers as informants in Boston for three decades, even allowing innocent men to be sentenced to death to protect the secret operation, a government report has found.

Patriot Act stifles dissent on campus
Under the Patriot Act, student groups can be labeled "terrorist" organizations if they engage in certain types of protest or civil disobedience. In Minnesota, student groups such as Anti-Racist Action and Students Against War were labeled as potential terrorist threats.

Australian Police State: NZ Prime Minister Frisked
Despite having a NZ security officer with her, Miss Clark was pulled out of a queue on October 28 and given a body scan with a new explosives detection device to make sure she was not a bomb-carrying terrorist, The Age has learned.

Rights groups slam FBI watch on antiwar rallies
FBI has collected extensive information on the tactics, training and organization of antiwar demonstrators and has advised local law enforcement officials to report any suspicious activity at protests to its counterterrorism squads, according to interviews and a confidential bureau memorandum.

Biometrics "Not Enough":Stress test for airport security
"Technologies like the SmartGate face recognition system only look at a person's appearance in terms of the identifiers," he said. "We've always believed that the only way you're going to catch a sleeper - somebody you don't know much about and who has always been an upstanding citizen - is through biometric indicators."

UK: School run tolls to cut roads chaos
Satellite tracking plan to charge all rush-hour drivers

Big Brother may be watching more closely
CIA-funded software can scour millions of digital photos

The government wants your rights
John Ashcroft thinks you still have too much freedom. He wants to take more of it away. It would be for your own good, of course. It always is

Heading for downtown Minneapolis? You'll be watched (thanks to a gift from the Target Corp)
Video surveillance cameras monitored by the police are headed for downtown Minneapolis, but not everyone is welcoming their arrival.

Wal-Mart to throw its weight behind RFID
Wal-Mart's endorsement of RFID gives an important boost to efforts to overhaul the world's supply chains, a makeover that could provide a shot in the arm for technology companies struggling to find buyers for the latest products and services.

Partially deaf student's forced "time out" took place in padded "solution room"
The "solution room" as it's called, is about 8 feet deep, 4 feet wide, carpeted from floor to ceiling, with a door that closes, and a small window.

Supreme Court Rejects Drug-Free Neighborhood Law
The U.S. Supreme Court let stand on Monday a ruling that struck down a Cincinnati law that sought to create a "drug-exclusion zone" by banning anyone arrested or convicted of certain drug offenses from a high-crime neighborhood

DOJ Net Surveillance Under Fire

Big Brother’s not watching you - you’re wearing him
Imagine the following scenario: A consumer product is equipped with a miniscule electronic device to help the manufacturer track the article

Seattle Protesters Decry 'Secret Police'
Police using pepper spray arrested 12 people at a march and rally by activists protesting an annual seminar of a group decried by critics as a virtual "secret police."

LifeLog project seen as a privacy concern

Feds fear simple electronics may become weapons

Creepier than the futures market: Defense Department funding brain-machine work

Using the extremely sick and disturbing to set a precident: Kan. Murder Defendant May Get Forced Medication

More Love from DARPA: Introducing the Centibots

US anti-war activists hit by secret airport ban

Spy Society Promoted: Camera phone used as crime-stopper

Homes Where Sex Offenders Are Able to Police Each Other

On Chicago streets, cameras are watching

Background Checks to Grade Travellers

FL: State's prison population up 3.9% last year

Bush Impeached? Wanna Bet?

Enough of Poindexter

Homeland Security courts Silicon Valley

Supermarket Giant Eagle to Trial RFID

Patriot Act II: Citizens can stop government power grab
Patriot Act II - the sequel
Warrantless surveillance. Secret arrests. Indefinite detention. Is this totalitarian Cuba? No, it's what the U.S. Justice Department is planning, based on legislation that Justice lawyers have been secretly drafting for months.

Patriot Act II
Boulder Daily Camera, CO 
... which would significantly strengthen the USA Patriot Act. Insiders
have been calling the draft legislation the "Patriot Act II.". ...
       Ashcroft proposes vast new surveillance powers - BusinessWeek
       Patriot Act, the sequel - San Francisco Chronicle
Total Information Awareness/Patriot Act II
Bay Area Independent Media Center, CA - 09 Feb 2003
by justicescholar Sunday February 09, 2003 at 12:49 AM. Someone leaked the existence
of Patriot Act II and Bill Moyers discussed it on his show NOW last night. ...
Patriot Act II : The Revenge
morons.org - 10 Feb 2003
Like a movie that gets a sequel despite the screamings of the populace,
so is the Patriot Act rocketing to terrifying new levels... ...
Expansion of Patriot Act criticized
The Olympian, WA
... A draft of the "Patriot Act II" leaked last week renews fears about
the government's reach. The draft bill would further loosen ...

Ashcroft wants more surveillance of Americans, less judicial review
In what some fear is yet another encroachment upon privacy and the lives of Americans, Attorney General John Ashcroft wants to expand the 2001 Patriot Act to increase surveillance of American citizens while restricting access to information and limiting judicial review of its activities.

Patriot Act, the sequel
The draft legislation would reduce judicial oversight of surveillance, authorize secret arrests, create new death penalties and allow the government to revoke the citizenship of any American who is a member of -- or gives material support to -- a group designated as a "terrorist organization" by Ashcroft

Democrats press Ashcroft on anti-terror proposal
The Desert Sun, CA 
WASHINGTON -- Democrats on Monday asked the Justice Department to explain reports
that it plans to ask Congress to expand an anti-terrorism law to increase ..

The Second Patriot Act Is Much Worse Than the First...And They Didn't Want You to Know About It...Until After They Had Sprung an Attack...

Transcript: Bill Moyers interviews Chuck Lewis on The Domestic Security Enhancement Act of 2003

NYPD to Have Access to Interpol Data
The NYPD will be the first police department in the United States to plug into a Interpol database that allows access to fingerprints, passports and pictures.

Miami Puts on Battle Gear for Trade Protests
Police in full battle gear huddle under every tree, patrol cars block each intersection, armored assault vehicles lurk under highway bridges and a black fence snakes through the ghost town that has become downtown Miami

Reuters: Biometrics Hold Key to Next Hi-Tech Revolution
"Biometrics," the technology that uses fingerprints, the voice, face or eyes to identify an individual, is set to revolutionize the way we travel and live.

Here Comes Big Brother
columnist Clarence Page of the Chicago Tribune notes that FBI agents used the Patriot Act to go after a Las Vegas strip club owner suspected of bribing politicians. What, you may ask, does this have to do with terrorist investigations? Absolutely nothing, but the Patriot Act has in many ways made it easier for federal law enforcement officers to intrude improperly on people, even to violate the rights of suspected criminals.

Patriot Act kicks in at banks today
Beginning today, don't be surprised if you get asked more questions than usual where you bank if you try to open a new account.

Bush asks for more power to fight terrorism
The Bush Administration is preparing to ask Congress for broader powers to fight terrorism and is refuting critics, including civil liberties groups and some fellow republicans, who say the government has already gone too far.

Pentagon plans 'defence blimps'
Pentagon has awarded Lockheed Martin Corp. a $US40 million ($58.8m) contract to develop a high-flying, remote-controlled blimp that would monitor U.S. borders and scan the horizon for enemy missiles.

Big Brother mobile phone can track you to within 50m
Not content with its applications of voice conversation, taking pictures, sending e-mails and accessing the internet, Hong Kong researchers have converted it into a homing beacon that can pinpoint users to within 50 metres.

Fiery End: Police "Deconstruct" Man's Home in Standoff
The fire began around 3:45 pm when the first smoke was spotted from the sky a few miles away. At that point there were no hoses fighting the fire. News Video

Yet another CPS Child Grab: Agency seizure of baby still a sad mystery
Victoria Goodluck sat in the sweltering living room of her Westminster home Monday afternoon, her breasts throbbing under the weight of so much milk. Her baby girl, born early Friday morning, was in protective custody.

Attorney General Ashcroft faces high-profile hearing today
It's a big day for Attorney General John Ashcroft and the Justice Department's new anti-terrorism powers.

What’s Your ‘Risk Score’?
A profiling system for all air travelers is just around the corner.

Palo Alto Takes Stand Against Patriot Act
The council voted for a resolution, which forbids city police from helping the FBI in a secret search of a home. Other restrictions include prohibiting police from stopping drivers or pedestrians simply to check their identification without any suspicion of criminal activity.

Why the "Dirty Bomber" Case Threatens Everyone's Rights
A Lifetime in Limbo

Smartcams Take Aim at Terrorists
These distributed digital video arrays, or DIVAs, are collections of really smart cameras able to detect and identify an individual in a crowded train station and track him wherever he goes -- out of the station, into the parking lot, onto the freeway and so on.

Northern Revolt
Alaska Passes Anti-Patriot Act Resolution; Second State to Oppose Feds

NY: OUTRAGE OVER NEW WRONG-DOOR BLUNDER BY POLICE

NYSE Proposes Fingerprinting, FBI Checks

New Name, Same New World Order Control Grid

Many Bid on Anti-Terror Surveillance Job

Alarm at Pentagon's email snooping

Contracts to spy on public issued despite outrage

Experts Say Technology Is Widely Disseminated Inside and Outside Military

Woman Contesting Parking Tickets Collapses after Judge Calls Her a Terrorist

Electric shock weapons could go wireless

Patriot Act used for more than anti-terror
Justice report also reveals 50 secretly detained after 9/11

How Tiny Is It? The Super-microchip that will be woven into paper, clothes and anything and everything that can be used to track you.

Protest Now a Terrorist Act in California: State monitored war protesters
Intelligence agency does not distinguish between terrorism and peace activism

Court hears debate over eye in the sky
It's an idea pulled from a conspiracy-theory thriller: Police hide a tracking device in a suspect's car, then wait for him to lead them to the scene of the crime. Only it's a real-life case before the state Supreme Court

Military Helicopter over the Empire State Buildling

Pentagon Details New Surveillance System

The Pentagon's PR Play

Pentagon Defends Data Search Plan

Envoy dubs US a police state
The strained relations between Germany and the United States took a turn for the worse yesterday after a senior Berlin diplomat was reported to have told Foreign Ministry colleagues that America was turning into a “police state”.

Rumsfeld Wants 'Nazi-Like Emergency Powers'

Left, right unite against Patriot Act
Groups join hands to protect individual rights

Man faces jail for writing on own car
German stages political protest by scrawling 'The government is crap' on vehicle

Secret Service Questions Students

Outing Homeland Security Greedy Vendors

Gutsy defenders of liberty: librarians in cities and towns throughout the country

UK: Dirty bomb victims 'may be shot'

Homeland Security considers drone patrols --- don't you feel safer now?

Humane Society probing shootings
Constables who killed two dogs in Allentown face no police charges.

Applied Digital Solutions Announces Working Prototype of Subdermal GPS Personal Location Device

Oakland: Police had war protest game plan
The Oakland Police Department on Tuesday released the most detailed documents so far regarding the aggressive action that officers took against anti-war protesters at the Port of Oakland on April 7.

THE PATRIOT ACT II: TERRORIZING THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
Rather than toughening our ability to capture and kill Osama bin Laden and his ilk, this bill would instead rely on cosmetic "solutions" which threaten the constitutional rights of Americans, without increasing our national security. In fact, this placebo will probably make our country considerably less secure.

Cashless Society Propaganda Piece: Biometric technology may eliminate passwords and codes

N.J. Schools Testing Eye Recognition
In the wake of shootings and child abductions, schools nationwide have been taking steps to tighten security, from installing metal detectors and video cameras to hiring extra guards.

Justices to review Miranda frontiers

UK: Labour to launch ID card
Everyone in Britain will have to pay around £25 for a compulsory identity card under proposals being put to the cabinet by David Blunkett, the Home Secretary.

Big Brother comes to Scotland
Grampian police have become the first force north of the border to try facial recognition technology to identify suspects

The Demeanor Police
DISGUSTED EXPRESSIONS ARE OUT TOO IF P.A. COUNCIL PASSES CONDUCT PROPOSAL

NYPD to Stop Collecting Protester Data
New York City Police to End Practice of Collecting Data on Protesters' Political Backgrounds

Ex-N.Y. Officer Admits to Strip Stops
Former N.Y. Police Officer Admits Making Women Strip After Traffic Stops

Canada: Big Brother backs down
Ottawa decides to dump database on travel habits

Four Miami Police Convicted in Shooting Cover-Up
In the biggest trial of suspected rogue cops in Miami since the 1980s, a U.S. jury convicted four policemen of conspiracy and obstructing justice on Wednesday in a case that exposed a plot to cover up questionable shootings by planting guns on unarmed suspects

Comprehensive Homeland Security Act of 2003
The mission of the Homeland Intelligence Agency shall
be to support the Director of Central Intelligence in discharging the responsibilities of the Director as the head of the intelligence community under section 103 of the National Security Act of 1947...

Police violence shocks activists, others at Port of Oakland protest
An anti-war demonstration at the Port of Oakland turned violent when Oakland Police opened fire with wooden dowels, ``sting balls,'' concussion grendades, tear gas and other non-lethal weapons when protesters at the gates of two shipping lines refused an order to disperse.

Operation TIPS alive and well in Virginia

Skokie Library To Warn Patrons Of Patriot Act
Officials Cite Concern Over FBI Access To Records

RFID Backtrack: In a move that may have brought unwanted attention to a burgeoning industry, Italian clothing maker Benetton Group said it has not embedded any radio frequency identification tags in any of its clothing.

Computers that watch while you work
Canadian researchers have designed a computer that pays attention to the person using it.

U.S. Police Surveillance Questioned

Police Attack Calif. Anti-War Protesters
Police opened fire with non-lethal bullets at an anti-war protest at the Port of Oakland Monday morning, injuring several longshoremen standing nearby

Police raid wrong house
Elderly couple shaken up after state troopers break in

Show of force shows police don't get it

FBI Picks Another Outsider for Key Post
NSA Official Will Oversee Intelligence

U.S. Prisons, Jails Now Hold 2M Inmates
U.S. Prisons and Jails Top 2 Million Inmates for the First Time Last Year

MD: Radar camera bill OK'd by House
Final vote may occur tomorrow; residential, school zones targeted

Librarians Use Shredder to Show Opposition to New F.B.I. Powers
The move was part of a campaign by the Santa Cruz libraries to demonstrate their opposition to the Patriot Act, the law passed in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks that broadened the federal authorities' powers in fighting terrorism.

SWAT teams stand ready
"(Terrorism) adds another dimension to our mission"

Federal workers fear Homeland Security Act is being used to bust unions

FBI Pulls Open Net For Wiretapping
Wiretapping takes on a whole new meaning now that phone calls are being made over the Internet

GPS: Road charging backed by MPs
Motorists should routinely pay fees to use Britain's motorways and country roads, according to a committee of MPs which yesterday criticised the "inadequate and inconsistent" approach of ministers to traffic congestion.

TIA proponents defend domestic spy plan
Heather MacDonald, a lawyer and fellow at the Manhattan Institute, dismissed criticism of TIA as "hysterical vociferous cries" from privacy advocates who oppose making government more efficient at snaring wrongdoers and protecting innocent Americans.

Feds plan to seek broader ability to hunt terrorists
Stripping citizenship from native-born Americans thought to have terrorist ties. Secret arrests. And, if the nation is ever attacked again, the ability to plant wiretaps without a warrant.

Profiling by grocery receipts?
Feds eye personal commercial data in terror search

TX State Rep Burnham: "Should we mindlessly and blindly follow the president in this war? My ... option is, let's support the troops but continue to challenge the commander"

NV: Lawmakers look at curbing civil liberties to protect state
Protecting citizens in a time of terrorism and war outweighs assuring certain traditional civil liberties, some key lawmakers said Tuesday.

Is Your Television Watching You?
Could the federal government find out what you're watching on TV? Even if you're not the subject of a criminal investigation?

Code Red would trigger a virtual lockdown
Top terror alert could shut landmarks, ground planes, stop trains or trigger roadblocks

No, Little Girl, You Can't Give Your Donation -- Homeland Security Forbids it -- How about you join the Spies instead?
An 11-year-old girl who set out to do a good deed has inadvertently ran afoul of the Homeland Security bill and the war on terrorism.

Fear Imperils Free Speech

UK and US plan joint terror exercises

Fears About DNA Testing Proposal
A Justice Department proposal to create a database containing the DNA of suspected terrorists has raised fears that the measure would lead to so-called DNA dragnets.

Encryption could lead to jail time
Cheating on income taxes or neglecting to pay sales taxes on online shopping could get you five extra years in prison if the government succeeds in restricting data-scrambling technology, encryption-rights advocates fear.

AL: Government seeks college students to fill new Homeland Security positions

Focus Shift: Since the Healthcare workers won't take the deadly smallpox vaccination, they are being trained to give it to others

Nevada ACLU fires on Senate bill to shield police
SB342, similar to but more narrowly focused than an Assembly bill, could have a chilling effect on citizens trying to make legitimate complaints against a police officer.

Hawaii Urges Restraint In Homeland Security
The Hawaii legislature is debating a non-binding resolution that condemns sweeping new federal powers to fight terrorism and urges state and local officials to avoid any actions that threaten the civil rights of the state’s ethnically diverse residents.

Biometric Cameras and ID Cards: Wilmington Port is TSA Test Ground for National ID Card
The TSA is testing what could end up becoming a national ID card for transportation workers including warehouse operators and longshoremen at the nation's ports

Swipe against privacy
But while stores insist that these cards — now embraced by almost half the supermarket chains — help keep loyal customers satisfied by having the right products at the prices they want, some privacy advocates say there is a dark side.

Chicago Mayor uses a claim of Homeland Security to justify a secret operation
Daley rips up Meigs runways in surprise raid

Oscar Winners Were "Protected" by RFID Technology

President's activities kept secret
President George Bush has been accused of quietly extending secrecy restrictions while the country is preoccupied with Iraq. He has signed an executive order that will delay the release of millions of government documents and make it easier for presidents to keep secret the details of their activities when in power.

Iowa Town May Make Lying a Crime
Mayor: "We wanted to slow down on this lying. Plus, I'm bored. ... It's been a long winter."

Feds Look to Expand Electronic Surveillance
Confidential proposal calls for increased monitoring of private e-mail messages, Web surfing, and other online activities.

Emerging Police State DataPage
Rense.com

In the Northwoods Document, The Pentagon Suggested Sniping in the US to Create Fear ~ The Northwoods Document on Page 9 Talks about the US Government Shooting and Bombing People and Then Framing Innocent Patsies.

Christians a 'hate group'
Quietly, behind the scenes, an assistant attorney general has been, for several years, teaching police across West Virginia a course in hate crimes.

H.R.2459
To establish a Department of Peace. (Introduced in the House)

S.1766: Energy Policy Act of 2002 (Placed on the Calendar in the Senate)
ASSISTANCE FOR STATE PROGRAMS TO RETIRE FUEL-INEFFICIENT MOTOR VEHICLES.
NEWSFLASH: They want to ban your cars. Classic Federal system, where they pay the states to enforce their control. You see, old cars don't have satellite tracking systems....

Will USNORTHCOM Bring Us Military Dictatorship After October 1?

ITN News: Burglar to sue Tony Martin - The burglar injured by Tony Martin after breaking into his remote home is to sue the farmer for £15,000 compensation for loss of earnings - the poor criminal was emotionally hurt by his ordeal - take a look at how the British government treats criminals compared to people who try to defend their own property...

Review: London Times: Lord Chief Justice tells courts not to jail burglars

Review: London Guardian: 'Lenient' jail terms for killers upheld

Review: London Independent: Five-year jail terms for possessing firearms

Canada: War on terror exacting heavy price on privacy, civil rights, critics say
Just a month after the terrorist attacks, Osama bin Laden predicted "freedom and human rights in America are doomed. "The US government will lead the American people - and the West in general - into an unbearable hell and a choking life."

CBC: The Passport Office of Canada is looking at using face scanners to verify the authenticity of a person's application.

HK driven apart by subversion law
Many commentators say that five and a half years after Britain handed Hong Kong back to China, civil liberties in Hong Kong are under threat from the new law -- backed by Beijing -- on subversion, sedition and treason.

Slaves of the State
Your life's labor and everything you've created, including your children,have become the legal, commercial collateral of the bankrupt U.S.

The Missing Trillions and Other Government Scams
Recently I had what could be called a "Close Encounters with the New Neighborhood Watch." I wake up and I see a car from the local county sheriff's office parked down the way. There's a guy with a clipboard walking around, and I see our new Neighborhood Watch Association group out front having coffee and donuts. They're all wearing their orange and black ballcaps with their whistles, clipboards, and Homeland Security arm badges.

Public Servants Going After "Constitutional Terrorists"?
KeepandBearArms.com

HR 3162 -- THE POLICE STATE IS HERE!
Click Here for the InfoWars HR 3162 Section, with Highlights and Analysis of the Legislation That Killed our Fourth Amendment Rights.

Freedom in the United States is in Danger!
Illegal surveillance, harassment with sound projection and microwave hearing, and attacks with acoustic and microwave nonlethal weapons put all of us at risk.

Marketed for Required Installation: Car drink-drive detector that radios police

Ridge favors national ID system for livestock

Lautenberg wants gun law tied to terror level

Security or Suppression?

Conservatives Rise for the Bill of Rights

Banned on campus: Boys talking to girls

Kevin Newsom: Caught in the Crossfire: The False Left-Right Paradigm and the Deception of the American People

Mary Louise: FEMA Director Joe Allbaugh Resigns: Skeletons Here, There, and Everywhere......Literally

Houston Chronicle: Citizens trained for vigilance - Programs advise groups on how to spot terrorists - "Our motto is: Watch America with pride, not prejudice," said Michael Licata, who helped develop a widely used community antiterrorism curriculum - and they told you TIPS was defeated, it just changed its name folks

San Francisco Chronicle: High-tech billboards tune in to drivers' tastes - In an advertising ploy right out of Steven Spielberg's "Minority Report," electronic billboards in the Bay Area and Sacramento are being equipped to profile commuters as they whiz by -- and then instantly personalize freeway ads based on the wealth and habits of those drivers

Going Electronic, Denver Reveals Long-Term Surveillance
The Denver police have gathered information on unsuspecting local activists since the 1950's...

The Day They Quarantined NY
Exercise Called ‘Red X’ Terrifies Authorities

New York Times: Many Tools of Big Brother Are Up and Running - In the Pentagon research effort to detect terrorism by electronically monitoring the civilian population, the most remarkable detail may be this: Most of the pieces of the system are already in place

Use of drones in domestic surveillance advocated
"I have long supported the use of unmanned aerial vehicles by the U.S. military, and I believe that the potential applications for this technology in the area of homeland defense are quite compelling," said Sen. John Warner, R-Va.

London Times: Police give public radar guns to nab speeding drivers - Here come the speed Stasi - tattle on your neighbors, it's for the children

Wired Magazine: Beware the Global Net Police - We're on the verge of a spectacular expansion of international lawsuits and other litigation that could tie e-commerce, public speech and the Internet into knots

Biometrics Down Under
Instant ID of most-wanted faces

The Loving All-Seeing Eye Watches over The Children
What is CHIP? The Masonic CHIP Program is the most comprehensive service of its kind anywhere.

UK: Rethink urged over net snooping laws
The debate has revolved around plans to force telephone operators and Internet service providers to store customer data for up to six years.

UK: Drinkers face drug test as they enter the pub
Pub and club levelers face a drugs test as soon as they enter the premises. Anyone going into a bar, whether they arouse suspicion or not, will be asked to take a swab test, which highlights any drug use.

Phone firms 'flooded' by crime checks
Mobile phone firms are being overwhelmed by police requests for information about suspects' calls, the companies have complained.

DC: Cameras to monitor protesters
The Metropolitan Police Department will activate surveillance cameras next month along city streets for the first time since city officials passed new legislation.

Bush Administration to Propose System for Monitoring Internet
The Bush administration is planning to propose requiring Internet service providers to help build a centralized system to enable broad monitoring of the Internet and, potentially, surveillance of its users.

Cities Say No to Federal Snooping
Fearing that the Patriot Act will curtail Americans' civil rights, municipalities across the country are passing resolutions to repudiate the legislation and protect their residents from a perceived abuse of authority by the federal government.

70 Drones to Be Deployed on US Coastline
The Coast Guard is getting up to 70 remote-controlled aircraft that it can launch from its cutters, extending its eyes for miles.

Anger as CIA homes in on new target: library users

Texas sheriff warns of unidentified troops
Believes armed men in fatigues spotted within country are foreign

GEOSLAVERY
GIS can be used by governments to predict populations at risk for terrorism and natural disasters through satellites and other technologies. When GIS technology is combined with a global positioning system, a radio transmitter and receiver, it becomes easy for someone to monitor a person´s movements. Transponders can be added, in the form of a chip or a bracelet, to control an individual´s movements through burns or electric shocks, Dobson said.

Hyping the Fear and Conditioning the Public
UCO dorm to be used for bio-chem attack drills

Broad Domestic Role Asked for C.I.A. and the Pentagon

FBI Responds to PATRIOT Act Resolution: The Ithaca City Clerk's office received a letter from the Albany division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation on April 1 responding to the Ithaca Common Council's resolution against the USA PATRIOT Act.

The new definition of freedom: Homeland Security black helicopter over New York City

Group says Congress is taking away individual rights here in U.S.

Record number of terror warrants approved last year: The government requested and won approval for a record high number of special warrants last year for secret wiretaps and searches of suspected terrorists and spies. It was an increase of 31 percent over 2001, the Bush administration said yesterday.

Indoctrination: Young Marines Teaches Kids Discipline, Integrity

Big Brother and Britain’s War on Terror: Today, the English are the most surveilled people in the world. With less than one-quarter of America's population, Britain has nearly three million surveillance cameras in the country.

Visitors Face Scanner Database As They Enter Pinellas Courthouse

F.D.A. Requires Bar Codes on Drugs
The Food and Drug Administration announced yesterday that it would require bar codes on all medications so that hospitals could use scanners to make sure patients get the correct dose of the right drug.

Lawmakers Now Backing Amber Alert System for Child Abductions
Lawmakers scrambled today to demonstrate their commitment to a national alert system for child abductions after the father of Elizabeth Smart urged Congress to act quickly

Face-Recognition Technology Improves
Facial recognition technology has improved substantially since 2000, according to results released yesterday of a benchmark test by four federal government agencies involving systems from 10 companies.

WSJ: Insurers Eye 'Black-Boxes' in Taxis
Crash-prone New York taxi cabs could soon have "black boxes" that give insurers more information on the circumstances surrounding accidents, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday.

Motorola Unveils Latest in Family of Single Chip GPS Devices
Location awareness is a fundamental human need,” said Tim McCarthy, director of positioning systems for Motorola Telematics. “By their very nature, portable consumer electronic devices are always on the move. Knowing your precise location at any instant allows your device to offer a whole range of new applications that will lead to an explosion of growth for location-based services. With this combination of Motorola and IBM technology, portable electronic product designers can now add location awareness as easily as they can add a real-time clock.”

Hitachi Unveils Smallest RFID Chip
The Japanese chipmaker recently showed off an RFID microchip that is just 0.3 square millimeter square.

Blunkett targets "yob" culture
Airguns and replicas will be banned from public places and illegal possession or use of a firearm will be punished by a five-year minimum jail sentence.

UK: Security guards to hand