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Perle advocates air, sea blockade of North Korea
An influential adviser to the U.S. government advocates an air and naval blockade of North Korea as an alternative to war should the United States decides to take action to halt the North's attempt to go nuclear.

North Korea Says It Showed "nuclear Deterrent" to U.S. Visitors
North Korea said Saturday that it showed its "nuclear deterrent" to an unofficial U.S. delegation that visited the disputed Yongbyon nuclear complex, which had been closed to outsiders since the North expelled U.N. inspectors more than a year ago.

Report: North Korea says it won't follow Libya's model of renouncing of weapons
North Korea said Friday any expectation it might follow Libya in renouncing weapons of mass destruction was a "delusion," according to a news report.

Powell: Prospects for formal talks with N. Korea improving
Secretary of State Colin Powell said Wednesday that North Korea's offer to its nuclear weapons program was a "positive step forward" and that prospects for resuming negotiations had improved.

U.S. delegation travels to North Korea amid offer to halt nuclear activities
North Korea offered on Tuesday to freeze its nuclear program, including weapons and energy development. Secretary of State Colin Powell called the offer "positive" as a U.S. delegation traveled to the isolated communist nation, possibly to tour a disputed nuclear plant.

Russia, China want six-way North Korea talks soon
Russia and China want six-country talks soon on North Korea's nuclear weapons programme, but a senior Moscow official said on Monday the discussions were being delayed by haggling over the agenda.

North Korea for Dummies
Perhaps the North Koreans want to show the world that they have what they've been saying they have enough plutonium for half a dozen atomic bombs. And perhaps they will repeat what they've been saying all along: that they will give it all up in exchange for a serious U.S. promise not to attack and kill them.

Allies to demand 'nuke free North Korea'
Agree Pyongyang should not use energy source even for peaceful purposes

U.S. Cool to North Korea Nuclear Visit
White House Distances Itself From Planned Visits to North Korea by Congressional Aides, Scientists

Hawks demand an end to all evil, and maybe France, too
Washington's hawks have sent a public manifesto to President George Bush demanding regime change in Syria and Iran and a Cuba-style military blockade of North Korea backed by planning for a pre-emptive strike on its nuclear sites.

N. Korea to let U.S. experts see nuke site
Seen as bid to strengthen negotiating position ahead of planned talks

US faces obstacles in strategy on North Korea
North Korea, one of the world's poorest, most isolated countries, is a difficult place to employ the containment strategy the United States is now pursuing.

Kim Jong-Il ending a year in the dark
While North Korea remained in the global spotlight over its nuclear threat this year, its unpredictable leader Kim Jong-Il has kept himself under wraps for an unusually long period of time.

Seoul Says North Korea, Libya Are Poles Apart
Foreign Affairs-Trade Minister Yoon Young-kwan said on Tuesday the North Korean nuclear issue is likely to be dealt with differently from the dispute over Libya's nuclear program.

North Korea Willing for New Talks, but Conditions Remain
North Korea says it is willing early next year to hold a long-delayed second round of multilateral talks aimed at ending the standoff over its nuclear weapons program but is repeating a condition the U.S. has already rejected.

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Fed's Deceit, Culture Of Indifference Leaves US Open To BSE
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Some Very Important Facts About BSE
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At Least 110 Mad Cow Risk Cattle In The Food Supply
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Enzyme Fully Degrades Mad Cow Disease Prion
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Japan Going To Australia For Beef
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More Medical Instrument Modes For Spreading CJD/Prions
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USDA To Destroy 450 Cattle Linked To Mad Cow
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Prions May Store Memories
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Japan Blasts US Safeguards Against Mad Cow
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Definite Mad Cow Risk From Vaccines
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USDA quarantines 3rd Washington herd
Decision expected soon on which cows will be destroyed
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'Composting' Cattle Parts At Slaughterhouses - Prions In Sludge
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U.S. to pay farmers to test for mad cow?
Part of retooling of safeguards against deadly disease
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BSE Incubation Period Is 2-8 Years - No Symptoms
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Mad Cow Causes BOTH 'Sporadic' CJD and vCJD
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Mad Cow Disease/Kuru/CJD In The Fore Tribe
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Bush touts beef amid mad-cow scare
President shoots 5 quail but eats red meat for New Year's holiday
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Time To Get Serious, Mr. Bush
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Canada exec denies U.S. mad-cow case link
'I don't think we produce contaminated feed'
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USDA Sees 'Little Benefit' In Testing All Sick Cows (!)
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CO Health Dept. Chief MD
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They May Not Even Have
The Right Cow!
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MORE USDA LIES - Spinal Contaminated Meat Served In Schools
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Mad Cow's Parts In Fertilizers, Candles, Soaps Recalled
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Former USDA Vet - Testing 20,000 Cows Is 'Nothing'
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US Effort To Shift Mad Cow Origin To Canada Creates Furor
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Proof Mad Cow Not
From Canada?
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Meat from infected cow went to 8 states
Officials insist spread to Alaska, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Guam poses no risk
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U.S. Mad Cow Link Raised in Creutzfeldt-Jakob Cases
Family and friends of victims of Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease , the fatal brain disorder sometimes linked to mad cow disease, on Friday questioned whether the victims contracted the condition from contaminated U.S. beef.
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USDA struggles to trace mad-cow origin
More than 30 countries have banned beef imports from U.S.
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Saudi funds still flow to al-Qaida
Only 4% of terror money frozen by Riyadh kingdom

Vaccine link to Gulf War syndrome
GULF War syndrome was probably caused by vaccines administered to soldiers before their departure to the region, according to a medical report whose findings are published in today's edition of The Times newspaper.

Big Brother lives in Britain
4 million CCTV cameras watch public with highest level of surveillance

'These are greed cameras, not speed cameras'
Officer who set up system accuses London of trying to make money from motorists

Air-travel database set to take off
System to probe backgrounds of all passengers boarding flights in U.S.

Bush set to meet with Mexico's Fox
Neighboring president expected to hail new immigration plan

Border council: Bush plan 'slap in the face'
'You know all those illegal aliens you risked life and limb to apprehend? FAH-GED-ABOWD-IT'

Pentagon auditors doctored documents
The Pentagon's auditors spent 1,139 hours altering their own files in order to pass an internal review, say investigators who found that the accounting sleuths engaged in just the kind of wasteful activity they are supposed to expose.

Alternative media gaining influence
Poll: More people going to Net, cable networks for campaign news

GOP voter triggers Dean's temper
Howard shouts: 'You sit down, you had your say, now I'm going to have my say'

Does Saddam have cancer?
Kuwaiti daily says illness diagnosed after capture

US sergeant branded a coward mounts furious fightback
If Jessica Lynch, the fresh-faced West Virginia teenager turned international media icon, could be described as the accidental hero of the Iraq war, then Georg-Andreas Pogany is the accidental coward.

Impatience spawns clashes
Hundreds hurl stones at baton-wielding British soldiers

What They Don't Want You To Know
The disaster in Iraq is rotting the Blairite establishment. Blair himself appears ever more removed from reality; his latest tomfoolery about the "discovery" of "a huge system of clandestine weapons laboratories," which even the American viceroy in Baghdad mocked, would be astonishing, were it not merely another of his vapid attempts to justify his crime against humanity.

'Coup d'etat' in Iran?
Tehran faces political crisis as reformers barred from contesting elections

Diamonds in the rough rising in price
Gemstone demand particularly strong in U.S., world's largest market

Student wins support to say Pledge
Leads campaign to institute daily ritual at high school

Internet is blamed for increase in child porn
The growth of the internet has created a 1,500 per cent rise in child pornography offences, according to a study of the link between computers and paedophile crime published today.

Record lows,as cold bites US
TEMPERATURES dropped well below minus 18 Celsius today across the Northeast, making it the coldest day in a decade for some US cities and keeping all but the hardiest people indoors.

More than 100,000 protest Sharon plan to evacuate settlements
More than 100,000 settlers and their backers on Sunday protested the Israeli prime minister's plans to evacuate Jewish settlements as part of a peace agreement or a unilateral withdrawal from Palestinian areas.

Some Iraqis see Saddam's PoW status as deal with U.S. to hide past relationship
Iraqi officials expressed fear Saturday that a Pentagon decision to declare Saddam Hussein a prisoner of war will prevent them from putting the ousted dictator on trial. The international Red Cross, however, said PoW status does not preclude a war crimes prosecution.

Return of the damned after 400 years
Archaeologists have uncovered a mass grave which may throw lights on one of the strangest and most gruesome events of the Elizabethan age: the curse of Roland Jenks.

Cold and alone at South Pole, Briton breaks trek record
After 42 days, dragging a sled twice her weight in temperatures as low as minus 50C, Fiona Thornewill celebrated her record-breaking South Pole trek with champagne yesterday.

Who Infected the Children?
These victims of what is known as the Benghazi epidemic, which spread H.I.V., the human immunodeficiency virus, to more than 400 children here in 1997-98, are the most visible face of one of the most difficult political problems Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi is facing as leader of Libya.

Another Microbiologist Killed: Hit and Run in Houston
Robert Leslie Burghoff, 45, a postdoctoral fellow at Baylor College of Medicine's molecular virology and microbiology department, was walking to his car Nov. 20 when he was hit from behind by a white or light-colored cargo van that jumped the sidewalk in the 1600 block of South Braeswood.

Chemtrail Aerosols Over Houston
There is heavy chemtrail spraying in Houston today. I shot these pictures at approximately 12:15 p.m. on 1-11-2004 just off I-10 and Kirkwood in West Houston. I called the City Editor's Desk at the Houston Chronicle, but as you know, the mainstream media refuses to address chemtrail spraying.

White House seeks control on health, safety
Under a new proposal, the White House would decide what and when the public would be told about an outbreak of mad cow disease, an anthrax release, a nuclear plant accident or any other crisis.

FLASHBACK: THE BIGGEST NEWS STORY THE WORLD HAS EVER YET TO SEE
Chem Trails (why?) / Eugenics / New World Order plans to kill the population off with a strain of Influenza-A (a deadly flu virus) starting in the US soon first. (why?)

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Pelican Die-Off In Louisiana

Giant space shield plan to save planet
Humanity could not exist without it - yet in an extraordinary plan that underlines the catastrophic implications of climate change, scientists now want to curb the Sun's life-giving influence to save mankind from its biggest threat: global warming.

Are 'Chem-Busters' Actually Chem-Boosters?
Or Cleaners-Uppers After A Deed Most Foul?

Shell Cuts 20% Off Estimates of Oil and Gas in Its Reserves
Royal Dutch/Shell said yesterday that it was reducing its proven oil and gas reserves by 20 percent, a surprising announcement that raised questions about the company and about the tabulation of oil and gas reserves throughout the industry.

Trial judge worked for firm that acted for Monsanto
The judge in a Monsanto price-fixing trial in Chicago has been asked to remove himself from the case on conflict of interest grounds after it emerged that he previously worked for a law firm that represented Monsanto and had been listed as a lawyer for the company.

Revealed - Bush Planned To Invade Iraq 9 Mos Before 911
The Bush Administration began laying plans for an invasion of Iraq including the use of American troops within days of President Bush's inauguration in January of 2001, not eight months later after the 9/11 attacks as has been previously reported.

Saddam's ouster planned in 2001?
Ex-Treasury secretary O'Neill blows whistle on Iraq oilfield plans

Energy task force documents reveal Iraqi oil maps
Lawsuit also uncovers list of 'foreign suitors' for contracts

Bush Won't Order Staff To Cooperate With CIA Leak Probe
The White House came under criticism Tuesday for failing to order employees to comply with a new Justice Department tactic in the investigation of the leak of a CIA operative's identity.

Hideous Evidence US Military Tortures Iraqis With Electricity
Sadiq Zoman Abrahim, 55 years old, was detained this past August in Kirkuk by US Soldiers during a home raid which produced no weapons. He was taken to the police office in Kirkuk, questioned by the Americans there, then transferred to Kirkuk Airport Detention Center.

What’s in a Name …?
Word has leaked out – and from none other than the current head of NASA, Administrator Sean O’Keefe, quoted in a formal interview in the prestigious Los Angeles Times a few days ago -- of President Bush's upcoming January 28th State of The Union Address. O’Keefe strongly hints that, under the “cover” of an expanded technology program, the President plans to tacitly announce an aggressive plan ultimately designed to send humans to Mars.

Chemical-weapons tests show blister gas in Iraq?
Danish troops find dozens of mortar rounds hidden in road construction north of Basra

Stone-throwing protesters killed in clash
American soldiers mistakenly kill 2 policemen who failed to ID themselves

Oil, gas prices shoot up
Oil and natural gas prices climbed to their highest levels in more than nine months Friday as traders responded to colder weather in the Northeast, tight supplies and rising demand.

Clear Channel Gags Antiwar Conservative Radio Host
It seems to me that when there is reason to go to war, it should be self-evident. The Secretary of State should not need to convince a skeptical world with satellite photos of a couple of Toyota pickups and a dumpster.

Immigration and the Economy
Current levels of immigration are not beneficial to our country’s economy, its fiscal well-being, or the health of our labor market. In fact, immigration is a drain on the economy; the net annual cost of immigration has been estimated at between $67 and $87 billion a year.1 The National Academy of Sciences found that the net fiscal drain on American taxpayers is between $166 and $226 a year per native household.

New system no easy touch for 134 voters in Broward
Three years after helping render punch-card voting systems obsolete, Broward County voters have proven that no election system is foolproof.

Homeowner charged after shooting intruder
Protects family but suburban town prohibits possession of handguns

Buddhist prayer wheel to top new WTC?
Engineer wants spiritual gesture to replace area once filled with death

Vermont town aims to secede
Decrying onerous taxes, officials 'very serious' about joining New Hampshire

Court OKs son's shielding from 'gay' lifestyle
Divorced homosexual father cannot expose child to his lovers