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North Koreans 'ready to revolt'
ORDINARY people in North Korea are ready to revolt against dictator Kim Jong Il, according to three fishermen who risked their lives to flee the country three decades after being abducted by its agents.

Japan, South Korea agree to cooperate on North Korea issue
Japan and South Korea agreed on Sunday to work closely to persuade North Korea to abandon its nuclear arms ambitions, but gave only a passing attention to thorny bilateral issues.

Bush Signals Patience on North Korea Is Waning
After a Chinese request for greater flexibility during last week's six-nation talks on the North Korean nuclear crisis, President Bush instructed the U.S. delegation to make it clear that the administration's patience in diplomatically seeking North Korea's dismantling of its weapons program could run out, U.S. officials said.

Kelly says ‘quite possible’ North Korea reprocessed fuel rods
The chief US negotiator said on Tuesday it is “quite possible” North Korea reprocessed 8,000 spent fuel rods, which could provide material for at least six more nuclear weapons on top of the one or two weapons Pyongyang is believed to already possess.

Global Nuclear Weapons Count
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Smoke, Mirrors & Bin Laden

Iran's radio says Bin Laden captured

Hunt for bin Laden goes high-tech

The capture of bin Laden
Reports regarding the recent capture of al-Qaeda terrorist mastermind Osama bin Laden are becoming more and more frequent and seemingly more detailed.

InfoWars exclusive report: the Impending Staged Capture of Bin Laden

U.S. denies Iran report of Bin Laden's capture

U.S. NEEDS IRANIAN HELP TO CAPTURE BIN LADEN

Pakistan to help US in bid to 'capture or kill' Bin Laden

U.S., Pakistan Deny Bin Laden Was Captured

Hunt for bin Laden heats up

Bin Laden 'in Afghanistan and planning attacks' U.S. search for bin Laden intensifies

Osama trapped, to be seized soon

Osama look-alikes fill lawless region of Pakistan

Flashback: The inevitable capture of Osama bin Laden?

Flashback: Madeleine Albright: Bush Planning Bin Laden October Surprise

Flashback: Albright thinks Bush hiding bin Laden

Flashback: IMPENDING STAGED CAPTURE OF BIN LADEN

Flashback: U.S. military 'sure' of catching bin Laden this year

RFID

Privacy Fears May Slow RFID Progress
Information Week

Tout RFID Benefits To Consumers , New Report Says
Information Week

Albertsons Launches RFID Initiative
Information Week

Book-tracking devices raise privacy fears
Marin Independent-Journal

Preparing for Enterprise RFID
TechNewsWorld

The X-Change Corporation Establishes RFID Presence in Vietnam
Yahoo News

German Consumers Demand an End to RFID Experiments!
SpyChips

RFID at Staples already?
InfoWars

SAMSys Technologies RFID readers successfully integrated into SATO printers
PR Newswire

Metro Store bows to pressure from anti-RFID activists
InfoWorld

Target issues RFID mandate
Computer World

BIRD FLU

Bird Flu Detected at Maryland Farm
Voice of America

Md. agriculture officials order slaughter after bird flu found
Penn Live

Kyoto farm sealed off as bird flu spreads
Daily Yomiuri

Retailers Told On Bird-Flu Risk
AllAfrica

Size of Asian Bird Flu Outbreak Unprecedented, Health Agency Says
IWAR

World's biggest bird flu outbreak could take years to control: ...
4ni.co.uk

USDA Says Bird Flu in Texas Appears Contained
Reuters

Threat of bird flu pandemic haunts officials
LA Times

MAD COW

Can an $8 screening test prevent Mad Cow Disease?
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Daschle says increased testing for mad cow a good move
Aberdeen American News

Japan reports possible 11th mad cow case
Channel News Asia

Official Tells of Investigation Into Mad Cow Discrepancies
NY Times

USDA says mad cow ID should be voluntary at first
Forbes

US Launches Mad Cow Criminal Probe
Guardian

US government says mad cow meat recall nearly 4 times larger
Canoe.ca

Mad cow ? s spreading malaise
Calgary Herald

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Prison Planet Earth
Iraq, The United Nations, The Federation of Earth and The Globalist's World Police State

Iraqi interim constitution
The people of Iraq, striving to reclaim their freedom, which was usurped by the previous tyrannical regime, rejecting violence and coercion in all their forms, and particularly when used as instruments of governance, have determined that they shall hereafter remain a free people governed under the rule of law.

U.S. forces to expand mission on island
Will now intervene to stop Haitian-against-Haitian violence

Second Briton back from Guantanamo released by police
Police released a second Briton who had returned to this country with four other men after detention by the US military at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, officials said Wednesday.

US Says It Is Confident UN Will Get Tough with Iran
The United States, which has accused Iran of having a nuclear weapons program, said on Wednesday it was confident the UN atomic watchdog would warn Tehran it could face sanctions within months.

Palestinian group says US forces assassinated Abul Abbas, widow holds America responsible
A Palestinian guerrilla group accused the United States on Wednesday of assassinating its leader Abul Abbas, and a US Pentagon official said the United States believes he died of a heart attack.

Sharon and Palestinian Prime Minister Prepare for First Meeting
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and his Palestinian counterpart, Ahmed Qurei, intend to hold their first meeting next week, with the talks likely to focus on a possible Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza Strip, Palestinian and Israeli officials said Wednesday.

Prisons are only 'days away' from running out of cells
Jails in England and Wales will hit full capacity within days, prompting emergency plans to house prisoners in police and court cells.

Prison population hits new record
The prison population has reached a new record, passing the 75,000 mark for the first time, the Prison Service said today.

Feds aim to make biometrics useful
The National Institute of Standards and Technology is working with other federal agencies that will develop an independent test to help agency officials determine if their commercial biometric fingerprinting systems are accurate and reliable.

U.S. Urged To Take Lead In issuing Biometric Passports
The State Department should begin issuing passports with chips containing biographic information later in the year; an assistant secretary of state says the United States needs to take the lead to encourage other nations to issue similar passports.

HHS Will Lead Government-Wide Effort to Enhance Biosecurity in "Dual Use" Research
HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson today announced that HHS will lead a government-wide effort to put in place improved biosecurity measures for classes of legitimate biological research that could be misused to threaten public health or national security-so-called "dual use" research.

Board: Use prints to track kids
The district wants to identify students on school buses by their fingerprints.

Give Them Your Name and Give Up Your Rights
One man parked on the side of the road in Humboldt County, Nevada, in May 2000 was brave enough to say no to a police officer when ordered to identify himself.

Matrix Expands to Wisconsin
Even as states retreat from participating in a controversial interstate antiterrorism database that holds billions of records of ordinary Americans' activities, Wisconsin has decided to join the program.

Is Military Creeping Into Domestic Law Enforcement?
In a little-noticed side effect of the war on terrorism, the military is edging toward a sensitive area that has been off-limits to it historically: domestic intelligence gathering and law enforcement.

Digital Angel Corp.To Acquire OuterLink Corp
A Leader In Satellite Tracking And Mobile Satellite Data Communications Systems; OuterLink CEO, Van Chu, To Become CEO of Digital Angel

Injectable chip opens door to 'human bar code'
Radio-frequency identification chips, which have found a home in applications ranging from toll road passes to smart retail shelves, may be close to taking up residence in the human body.

Student says he's being investigated for terrorism
A physics student at the University of Nevada Las Vegas alleged Monday that he has been marked as a suspicious by University offic ials and his name turned over to the Federal Bureau of Investigation for his research into rocket propulsion.

The Army's new Smar Truck lll
Designed for America's homeland security, or for use in a war zone, sits outside Cobo Center March 6, 2004 before being put on display for it's March 8 unveilling at the Society of Automotive Engineers 2004 World Congress.

The One SWAT Event You Can't Afford To Miss!
World SWAT Challenge & Conference is Hosted by the Virginia Beach Police Department

Your Tax Dollars at work for Police State Big Brother Science
U.S. Funnels Billions to Science to Defend Against Terrorism

Tasers spark concern in U.S.
The police here have had their share of high-profile violent or deadly run-ins with protesters, mentally ill suspects and other lawbreakers. But in 2003, for the first time in 15 years, no one here was shot and killed by the police.

Illuminati Eye in Starbucks Coffee Window
I had always thought a cup of coffee was brought to us through a combination of exploiting poor, sick farmers and by adding thousands of chemicals to give the bean a rich roast look/taste.

Turkish bomb 'not linked to last wave'
Turkish authorities sought to ease fears of a fresh wave of terrorist violence yesterday after a bomb attack on a Masonic lodge in Istanbul that revived the spectre of Islamist-related suicide bombings.

Zimbabwe Calls Captured Men "Mercenaries"
Zimbabwe says the 64 men it captured on a plane are mercenaries who wanted to plan a coup in oil rich Equatorial Guinea. The President of that nation says he received information from South Africa that mercenaries wanted to overthrow him.

Masonic Murder Rituals and Jack the Ripper
The news that a Mason was shot dead at a masonic initiation ritual "designed to create 'a state of anxiety" reminds us for a similar incident that happened at an occult KKK ceremony

Man killed during Masonic initiation
'The ceremony was designed to create a state of anxiety'

Australia buys US tanks to replace fleet
Australia is buying 59 US Abrams battle tanks to replace its ageing Leopards in a move that will boost operational compatibility between the Australian and US armies, the government said yesterday.

Thai cabinet ministers replaced in wake of unrest
Violence in troubled southern Thailand claimed its latest casualties yesterday, as Thaksin Shinawatra, the prime minister, replaced two cabinet ministers who were criticised for failing to quell the unrest.

Overview of Lilith
From Hebrew Myths by Robert Graves and Raphael Patai

LILITH: The Uncensored Version
Millions of women worldwide have been increasingly drawn to the story of Lilith because they have heard she was some sort of "equal" to Adam in Jewish legend. This "feminist" version of Eve supposedly has become the patron-saint of the lesbian movement as well as witches, New Age adherents, and a wide variety of musical performers hoping to ride the wave of Lilith curiosity. But just who is this Lilith? Where is the origin of her legend?

Bashir Says US, Australia Warring on Muslims, BBC Reports
Abu Bakar Bashir, an Islamic cleric jailed in Indonesia, said the US and Australia are warring on Muslims, the British Broadcasting Corp. reported.

Kerry-McCain ticket shocking possibility
Republican senator stuns many: 'Obviously, I would entertain it'

Bush donors among White House guests
Lincoln Bedroom beneficiary: 'It is so unbelievably exciting'

Nichols' lawyers: FBI withheld documents
Attorneys say papers raise possibility of additional accomplices in attack

San Jose recognizes same-sex marriages
Council votes 8-1 to honor unions made in nearby San Francisco

Dow erases gains for the year
Blue chips drop 160, Nasdaq sinks 31

Judges accuse Blunkett over terror suspect
Judges yesterday accused the home secretary of detaining a man for 16 months in a high security prison without charge or trial on evidence that was "wholly unreliable and should not have been used to justify detention".

Labor would copy US Homeland Security model
Labor today declared it would have no hesitation in copying America's homeland security department, saying it would be a more effective and efficient way to guard Australia's borders and fight terrorists.

House takes up 'Cheeseburger Bill'
Legislation bars obesity lawsuits against fast-food restaurants

Dick Morris: Now or never for Hillary
Former Clinton adviser says senator won't ever be prez unless on Kerry ticket

Malvo sentenced to life without parole
1 day after mastermind John Allen Muhammad given death penalty

Blix: Global terror not so bad
The world is overestimating the dangers of global terrorism, especially when compared with a possible greater threat posed by environmental risks, former UN chief weapons inspector Hans Blix said on Sunday.