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Police knew of Columbine threats
The two students who gunned down 12 classmates and a teacher at Columbine High School bragged about making pipe bombs and said they were looking for a “ground zero” two years before the bloodbath — and authorities knew it, the sheriff said Wednesday.

UK: Women are denied surgery for cancer 'if they are over 70'
Thousands of older women are being denied surgery for their breast cancer because of their age

Beijing tries to snuff out public suicide
Tiananmen Square is swarming with probably the rapidest-deployment suicide-prevention police force in the world. And they are well trained for the job.

France's Foreign Minister: " A new world order remains a dream to European nations"
"We can build a new balanced world order only if we forge the conditions for it. Two major trends are emerging today..."

US Army doubles size of Iraq oil rebuilding contracts
The US Army Wednesday doubled the maximum size of massive contracts to rebuild Iraq's war-shattered oil industry to two billion dollars

Cats 'can catch and pass on Sars'
Medical researchers have found cats can catch Sars and pass it on to other animals.

Is partial reversal of autism possible?
In 1990, the recorded rate of autism in America was 1 in 10,000. Today the Centers for Disease Control report that number stands at 1 in 150. This dramatic rise in autism rates correlates with the increase in mercury-exposure through vaccines given to children in the late 1980s and through the 1990s -- especially after a vaccine against hepatitis B was added to the standard formulations

Three wildfires burning across Colorado
A fast-moving wildfire forced the evacuation of thousands of upscale homes in rolling grasslands south of Denver on Wednesday as fierce winds fanned a handful of devastating blazes along the eastern slopes of the Rockies.

Cherokee Ranch evacuations to last until morning; 900 acres burned
Tens of thousands of Douglas County residents forced from their homes because of a wildfire Wednesday afternoon won’t know until sometime Thursday morning when they can return. When they do get the go-ahead, they’ll likely face major traffic jams as they rush to see if their property escaped damage.

High Winds, Warmer Temps Concern Ruidoso Firefighters
Higher winds and warmer temperatures are causing firefighters to keep an eye on a blaze that has scorched 250 acres in the Lincoln National Forest north of Ruidoso.

Terror targets: Power towers
FBI confirms another case of bolts yanked from electrical transmission lines in West

Eurocrats and NATOcrats Plan Israel’s Non-Future
No punches were pulled this time. The Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon was at his most abrasive on Tuesday, October 27, when assailed with moral lectures from a group of 170 visiting European parliamentarians from 24 countries.

233 Attacks on US in Last Week Alone
In a dramatic upsurge in attacks, resistance fighters destroyed an American tank north of Baghdad and wounded seven Ukrainians in the first ambush of multinational troops stationed south of the capital, US and coalition officials said yesterday.

Schiavo lawyers challenge 'Terri's Law'
Contend violation of woman's right to privacy under state constitution

Suspected arsonist arrested
Deputies catch man setting fire inside Angeles National Forest

$50,000 reward offered
LA County offers sum for information leading to arrest, conviction of arsonist

Schwarzenegger seeks aid from Capitol Hill
State's worst fire emergency in decade will test governor-elect

Second Russia mining disaster unfolds
As one Russian mining crisis was nearing an end, another was unfolding on the other side of the vast country.

Giant solar flare smacks Earth
Gas cloud's disruption to magnetic field 'very severe,' Japanese satellite hit

The Great Storm: Solar Tempest of 1859 Revealed
A pair of strong solar storms that hit Earth late last week were squalls compared to the torrent of electrons that rained down in the "perfect space storm" of 1859.

Saddam's top aide believed behind attacks
U.S. military, intelligence officials say al-Douri directing insurgent strikes

Post-war combat death toll surpasses war figure
Attack on tank kills 2 U.S. soldiers, bringing total to 117 since May 1

New York's 911 Death Toll Drops Again
The number of people killed in the attacks that destroyed New York's World Trade Center has dropped by 40 to 2,752 after investigators found further incidence of fraud, duplication and people once thought dead, city officials said on Wednesday.

Two CIA contractors killed in Afghanistan, agency says
Two CIA operatives were killed in an ambush in Afghanistan while hunting for terrorists, the agency said in a statement Tuesday.

Nostalgic Germans hoard mark coins
Germans nostalgic for the Deutschmark have hoarded coins worth some 3.6 billion euros (2.5 billion pounds), figures from Germany's banking association show.

Worried asteroid-watchers wrangle over alert system
Oh no... not Doomsday again. Don't they put anything else on the front pages of newspapers? Why can't they devote a bit of space to David Beckham for a change?

Britain Will Pay To Keep Russian Nuke Subs Afloat
Britain has agreed to pay Russia some 5.5 million dollars (4.7 million euros) to keep its decommissioned nuclear-powered submarines safely afloat, the chief of the Russian armed forces' ecological security department said.

Livestock Deaths Unexplained
Farmers in rural Lamar County want to know what kind of animal is killing their livestock.

Russian miners emerge from ordeal
11 of 13 men trapped in flooded shaft for 6 days rescued

Massive Solar Flares Reduce UFO Sightings
George A. Filer, Director, Mutual UFO Network Eastern MUFON Skywatch Investigations

India tests supersonic cruise anti-ship missile
India Wednesday successfully tested a supersonic cruise anti-ship missile it is jointly developing with Russia from a launch site in the eastern state of Orissa, defence officials said.

9 Year Old Arrested For Waving Toy Gun
A 9-year-old boy was arrested at gunpoint and handcuffed Saturday because he was waving a toy gun over his head while seated on a bench outside a store, according to a Lorain police report.

"Mission Accomplished"
Anatomy of a Deadly Lie

American Babylon
-Rise and Fall-

Massive Solar Explosion Heading Straight for Earth
A severe geomagnetic storm is racing toward us and may cause electrical blackouts, disruptions in satellite communications, and widespread aurorae.

Major solar flare in progress
One of the largest flares ever seen on the Sun is taking place right now.

San Bernardino Fires Force 80,000 to Flee
Some 80,000 People Flee Wildfires in California's San Bernardino Mountains; 17 Deaths Reported

Palestinians' next leader Hamas?
Former Israeli Foreign Minister Shlomo Ben Ami talks to WND

Israel: Syria orders attack on border targets
Communications intercepts indicate orders given to Hezbollah terrorists

Car bomb kills 4 in Fallujah
Ambushes injure 4 soldiers in bloodiest day since end of major combat

18 Afghan rebels killed in battle
Fighters attack coalition troops on patrol, prompting 6-hour firefight

Intelligence: Blasts point to foreign involvement
Terrorist groups like al-Qaida may have covert backing of neighboring states

Schiavo: 'Nothing's going to stop me'
On CNN, he criticizes lawmakers and his wife's parents for prolonging the fight over her life.

Doctor Says Schiavo Likely Victim of 'Some Kind of Trauma'
Dr. W. Campbell Walker completed the March 7, 1991, bone scan, which was requested to "evaluate for trauma" as the result of a suspected "closed head injury." "This patient has a history of trauma," Walker wrote. "The presumption is that the other multiple areas of abnormal activity also relate to previous trauma."

Megabank: Bank of America to Buy FleetBoston for $43 Billion
Bank of America Corp. agreed on Monday to buy FleetBoston Financial Corp. in an all-stock merger valued at $43 billion, creating the second-largest U.S. bank.

Feako Jacko Single Raising Funds for Scientology
A lot of big name stars are unwittingly about to start raising money for Scientology, thanks to Michael Jackson.

Biometric borders coming
Officials will roll out ambitious new technology today to track visitors to the United States as they enter and leave the country, and eventually verify their identity with electronic scanners that will check fingerprints and other biometric data.

Former White House counter-terrorism chief Richard Clarketells Vanity Fair the members of Osama bin Laden's family were allowed to fly out of the US shortly after the September 11 terror attacks
"Somebody brought to us for approval the decision to let an airplane filled with Saudis, including members of the bin Laden family, leave the country," he told Vanity Fair magazine.

ABC News reconstructs Kennedy assassination, confirms Warren Commission conclusion
ABC News has conducted an exhaustive investigation of the Kennedy assassination, complete with a computer-generated reconstruction, which irrefutably confirms that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone, the network said Monday.

Blaming Everything Bad on Homeschooling
Four malnourished boys who were being home-schooled escaped the notice of the educational system because no mechanism is in place to ensure these children are monitored

Destruction of Society
Yeah, it's totally normal and great for professional, "liberated" women to spend their time at degenerate strip clubs. A dozen naked women undulate on three stages, Susan Doster fires up a cigar and leans back in one of the leather armchairs in The Cheetah strip club's VIP section.

What a thrill! New season of police state progaganda promoting torture kicks off
'24' picks up the thrills where they left off

Scottish Police plan national database of children at risk of abuse
Scottish police forces are planning to create a national database holding the details of thousands of children and their relatives to help prevent child abuse cases. Teachers, police, doctors and social workers will be asked to feed information into a centralised register to let professionals act more quickly to prevent "avoidable" deaths

Microchip implant company Applied Digital Solutions faces delisting
The company told shareholders last week that it expects to be delisted from Nasdaq soon because it has not met the minimum listing requirements for more than a year.

Police chiefs back proposals for British FBI
Britain's most senior police officers last night threw their weight behind the creation of a new FBI-style law enforcement unit and a separate border police force to tackle serious and organised crime.

Boycott launched of CBS' 'Reagans'
Targets advertisers of 2-part series that 'smears' former president, wife

Michael Moore gives talk host's home number
In presentation to 8,500 plays answer machine, also reveals cellphone

Michael Schiavo pleads case on CNN
Terri's brother says husband's interview full of 'distortions'

Malaysian anti-Semite has leadership dreams
Mahathir's comments about Jews, U.S. were calculated to propel power grab

El Al puts anti-missile system on some aircraft
Just days after alleged plot to fire rockets at plane in Toronto

Bush declares California major disaster area
30,000 homes still in danger from massive infernos

1st strike? France targets 'rogue states'
Paris to aim nuclear missiles at those having weapons of mass destruction

Taxpayer cash to France via Iraq?
McClellan doesn't deny U.S. dollars could pay off debt to Europe

Four suicide bombs in 45 minutes on the bloody streets of Baghdad
The blackened wreckage of an ambulance smouldered outside the Red Cross headquarters in Baghdad yesterday, the remains of a vehicle of mercy converted into a purveyor of death.

Walls of fire menace Los Angeles suburbs
Six huge wildfires spread out of control from the Mexican border to the centre of California yesterday, threatening the suburbs of Los Angeles, covering San Diego in smoke and bringing the number killed to at least 13.

Al-Qaida planned U.S. forest fires
FBI memo described plot to set blazes in the West

SoCal fires costly aftermath already looms
Many of the residents burned out of their homes in the Southern California this week were still in a state of disbelief and shock Monday while state and federal authorities geared up to address the financial needs that will become all too real in the days to come.

Bush Won't Commit to Giving Classified Reports to 9/11 Panel
President Bush declined today to commit the White House to turning over highly classified intelligence reports to the independent federal commission investigating the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks, despite public threats of a subpoena from the bipartisan panel.

Infernos cause air-traffic chaos
Key control hub evacuated preventing scores of planes from landing

Suicide attacks shake Baghdad
Dozens dead at Red Cross, police stations as Ramadan begins

U.S. soldier killed, 6 wounded in Baghdad attack
One U.S. soldier was killed and six wounded in a bomb attack at a Baghdad police station on Monday morning, the U.S. military said in a statement.

Skin disease infects U.S. soldiers in Iraq
Spread by sand flies, prompts ban on blood donations

Unexplained tree-top boulders found in forest
Something unnatural is going on in Yellowwood State Forest.

Anti-terror smallpox jabs leave dozens ill
A SCHEME to vaccinate 700 key military and National Health Service staff against a smallpox bio-terrorist attack has stalled after dozens of them suffered adverse effects and two were hospitalised.

Gemstones found on Mars
Large quantities of a green mineral gemstone have been found on Mars. Rocky outcrops of the mineral olivine were spotted by a space craft orbiting the planet.

Hundreds Guangdong SARS Cases Misdiagnosed
Health officials in China's southern Guangdong province, where SARS first emerged, now believe that hundreds of cases were misdiagnosed, state press reported.

New mortuary to open at Dover AFB
A new 20 (m) million dollar mortuary will open today at Dover Air Force Base. The base has the largest military mortuary in the country, and the new facility will be twice as big as the old one.

Black woman getting Borked?
Sharecropper's daughter faces Dem threat of filibuster for being 'arch-conservative'

Questions raised about Terri's collapse
Celebrated forensic pathologist says 1990 injuries should be investigated

The fine print
When the "Geneva Initiative" was first unveiled two weeks ago, it was immediately clear that it constituted a gross violation of democratic norms: A small band of opposition figures, acting without the elected government's knowledge or consent, had negotiated a draft "peace agreement" with an enemy, with the explicit aim of generating international pressure on future governments to endorse the concessions contained therein.

Mossad: Hezbollah plans to kidnap Israelis
Warning in Africa where group, al-Qaida stepping up operations

Explorers hot on trail of Atlantis
Expedition to hunt for ancient remains among submerged Gibraltarian islands

Rep. Pelosi Says Wal-Mart Illegal Alien Arrests 'Terrorizing'
U.S. House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said on Friday police raids on dozens of U.S. Wal-Mart stores in the search for illegal immigrants this week amounted to "terrorizing" workers.

Mexicans sign up for IDs
Cards will help workers open bank accounts, rent houses

Fake driver's licenses cheap, easy to buy
Illegal identification available in $100 neighborhood

N.J. Couple Accused of Starving Four Sons
A couple whose adopted teenage sons weighed less than 50 pounds have been arrested on charges of starving four boys they adopted through the state Division of Youth and Family Services, New Jersey's troubled child welfare agency.

More CBS Anti-Homeschooling Propaganda
Using examples like Andrea Yates to slate homeschooling as an evil practice undertaken by freaks and murderers

The Sims go Occult
Electronic today announced plans to release this October The Sims Makin' Magic, a new expansion pack to the top-selling PC game of all time, The Sims™. In this supernatural edition, Sims are granted magical powers with the ability to cast spells that are playful or deviant.

Homosexuality causing rift over property
Real estate new issue as churches split over 'gay' priests

Federal bill would trump California's privacy law
Congress is poised to pass a law that would strike down groundbreaking rules in California intended to give people the power to stop banks, insurers and brokerage firms owned by the same company from swapping their financial secrets.

Senators: Conditions `unacceptable for sick reservists at Fort Stewart
More than 600 sick and injured Army reservists enduring long waits for medical treatment while living in spartan barracks should be sent to less crowded military facilities closer to their homes

The Diebold Memos' Smoking Gun
Volusia County Memos Disclose Election 2000 Vote Fraud

Post Office Wants to ID the Mail
Sending a letter may soon require more than a 37-cent stamp. It might also require a valid photo ID.

'Smart stamps' next in war on terrorism
Beginning with bulk or commercial mail, the Postal Service will require "enhanced sender identification" for all discount-rate mailings, according to the notice published in the Oct. 21 Federal Register. The purpose of identifying senders is to provide a more efficient tracking system, but more importantly, to "facilitate investigations into the origin of suspicious mail."

Big Brother at your tailpipe? Agency calls for smog sensors
A new proposal to clean Southern California's air would bring new technology to the war on smog, using roadside sensors to measure pollutants spewing from tailpipes as vehicles accelerate.

Students' privacy rights open to debate
"Once you share it, it is no longer private," said Atlanta lawyer Robert Proctor, who specializes in constitutional law. "You lose any expectation for it to be private. . . . And what expectations should a child have for privacy for her books in a classroom?"

Nazi gas link halts Holocaust memorial
Work on Germany's national Holocaust memorial has been halted after a company supplying materials for it was linked to the cyanide the Nazis used to gas millions of Jews.

Wackenhut denies its employees are CIA agents plotting to overthrow Venezuela's Chavez
The Venezuelan unit of Florida-based security company Wackenhut denied that the video - presented Wednesday by legislators allied with President Hugo Chavez - showed CIA agents advising Venezuelans in June on how to destabilize the country later this year.

Storm over Italy crucifix ruling
A controversy has erupted in Italy over a court ruling ordering a state kindergarten to remove crucifixes from its classrooms.

Smart shopping carts to roam grocery stores of future
Researchers at IBM recently assembled several of the high-tech machines for a demonstration at their Industry Solutions Lab in Hawthorne. Among them were the smart shopping cart, a computerized produce scale called "Veggie Vision," and a fascinating projection tentatively dubbed the "Everything Display."

Records show teachers cheating on tests
'Sometimes they care too much and try to provide too much help'

Coordinated bombings in Baghdad kill dozens; Red Cross targeted
Iraqi and US authorities in Baghdad blamed the coordinated quadruple blasts on foreign fighters intent on targeting those they accuse of collaborating with US forces. One captive would-be bomber was said to carry a Syrian passport.

Iraq Resistance Lasting Longer Than Expected
Hours after what he called a "brazen" attack on a Baghdad hotel, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell conceded today that the Bush administration had not expected armed resistance in Iraq to continue as long as it has at so high a level.

Daily Aspirin Use Linked With Pancreatic Cancer

Calif. Towns Evacuated As Wildfires Rage
Entire towns were evacuated Sunday as wind-driven firestorms destroyed scores of homes, devastating neighborhoods scattered from San Diego County to the mountains east of Los Angeles.

Questions Larry King Should Ask Michael Schiavo Monday
As you might know, Larry King will have Michael Schiavo on his show this Monday night. We're hoping that Larry King is pro Terri, and not also a pawn of the Hemlock Society, and the ACLU as it appears that Michael has now become.

Terri Was Advised Not To Go Home The Last Night

Infant Bodies Discovered in Texas Attic
A family renovating a rural home they had lived in for three years found an old trash bag in an attic crawl space containing the mummified bodies of three infants.

Hewitt calls for full inquiry into Diana's death
Amid the controversy raised by Paul Burrell, former butler of Princess Diana, her former lover James Hewitt has called for a full inquiry into her death, saying that he was not convinced it was just an accident.

Australian stocks set to open lower on Wall St dip
Australian stocks are set to open lower on Monday with a negative lead from Friday's Wall Street performance where stocks were hit by a cautious outlook from Microsoft Corp

Syria threatens to attack Golan settlers if Israel strikes again
Syria has threatened to attack Israeli settlements in the Golan Heights if Tel Aviv launches another assault on its territory.

U.S. ambassador warns of trouble for Russian economy after tycoon's arrest
The dramatic arrest and jailing of the head of Russia's largest oil company could seriously impede the sprawling country's efforts to restore its economy, the U.S. ambassador and a prominent economist said Sunday.

I Saw The Kecksberg UFO!
Something pierced the night's sky over my left shoulder. Our heads turned to the left and our eyes could not help but notice a bright ball of light!

Ohio's New Crop Circle And Recent UFO Activity
A region already rampant with rumor and speculation, as recently alleged in the Adams County People's Defender newspaper, has been dealt another blast of mystery and intrigue.

Strange UFO seen in Colorado
Durango resident describes giant boomerang

Israeli ministers demand evacuation of Gaza settlement
Moderates in Israel's Cabinet called Sunday for the evacuation of this tiny Jewish settlement, which relies on an entire army battalion for protection, after three soldiers were killed there by Palestinian militants.

Spoils of war
United States puts Iraq up for sale as American firms hog the gravy train

Vietnam killing spree revelations shock US
Atrocity to rival My Lai is exposed - after 36 years

Alaska Airlines 'Operation Hero Miles' Helps US Troops
Congressman C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger (D-MD) is pleased to announce that Alaska Airlines has joined "Operation Hero Miles". The airline has created a program that will allow travelers to donate their frequent flyer miles, called Mileage Plan Miles, to help soldiers catch free flights home to spend quality time with family and friends while on leave in the United States.

Most China Internet Cafes To Be Chains Soon
The majority of local Internet cafes, currently exceeding 110,000 in the country, will be put under the management of large chain store companies within three years, as part of efforts by the Chinese government to rein in the fledgling and troublesome business.

Media 'getting it wrong' on Terri Schiavo story
Press erroneously report she's 'comatose,' doctors also dispute vegetative-state ruling

Terri: 'Where there's life, there's hope'
Girlfriend of brain-damaged woman recalls prophetic comment

Rockets hit Baghdad hotel
Visiting Wolfowitz survives attack, 15 people wounded

Administration faces subpoenas over 9-11
Inquiry panel claims White House withholding classified intelligence documents

Air France pilots joke about bombs
Paris-bound flight scrubbed after showdown with screeners

Home abortions soar in Iraq
Baghdad witnesses upsurge in promiscuity after Saddam's ouster

More air marshals on horizon
Hiring begins after yearlong staffing freeze due to dwindling budget

Something To Think About
In 1929, the Soviet Union established gun control. From 1929 to 1953, about 20 million dissidents, unable to defend themselves, were rounded up and exterminated.

Al-Qaida murder manual seized in Britain
Document gives graphic advice on bomb making, poisoning, assassinating

Twin Earthquakes in China Kill at Least 9
Authorities lowered water levels of two reservoirs in northwestern China after two powerful tremors shook the remote, earthquake-prone region, killing at least nine people and injuring dozens, the government said Sunday.

Canadians joining terror-training camps
Authorities: Recruitment efforts netting tens of 'holy warriors'

Pentagon seeks 'mini-nukes'
Advisers back development of new generation of low-yield nuclear weapons

Black Hawk downed near Tikrit
Army craft believed hit by rocket-propelled grenade, at least 5 troops injured

Al-Qaida using TV to alert sleeper cells
Intel believes bin Laden tape meant to spur Kuwait terror attack

New nuke site found in Iran
Opposition group: Facility built to test centrifuges needed to make bombs

Study: Immigration cost Republican seats
Redistricting impacted by wave of new legal, illegal residents

Fight war on terror by giving Iraq back to Iraqis
Even U.S. Defence Secreatary Donald Rumsfeld now admits that the "war on terror" isn't going all that well. But, then, protecting the American homeland has never been easy — as native American Indians will attest.

13 still missing in Russian mine
Rescuers have resumed their search for 13 miners still trapped in a flooded mine in Russia's Rostov region after 33 weary colleagues were brought to safety.

Spam messages may prove deadly to the e-mail
You've got spam. The massive rise in unsolicited junk e-mail messages is taking its toll on the online world, with 60 per cent of users saying spam has reduced their e-mail use "in a big way"

Will CBS smear ailing Reagan?
TV miniseries script has former president cursing, former first lady hitting daughter

Curfew in Baghdad set to be lifted
Overnight restriction has been in effect for past 6 months

Anti-war protesters gathering in Washington
'The U.S. government has no right to try and recolonize Iraq'

Stew Webb EXPOSED
Ret. FBI Agent Tells Truth About Gov't Knowledge of 9/11 & Patriot Act

Bush's friendship diplomacy
How far should president's relationships with world leaders go?

State Citizens Stop Voting
An Outline of Legal Reasons by John E. Trumane

Constitutional showdown brewing over Terri's Law
Husband's attorney expects Florida Supremes to rule on intervention

For heaven's sake! Most Americans believe
Study shows majority think they're headed for Pearly Gates

Dean soars into lead in New Hampshire
Poll: Likely voters put former Vermont governor ahead of pack by 23 points

The Case Against Dr. Butler
Butler says if he had destroyed the vials, he’d remember, which he didn’t. But he says the FBI pressed him anyways to sign a statement that he had “accidentally destroyed” the vials

New al-Qaida plot in Kenya reported
June U.S. Embassy attack would have involved truck, plane

Clashes led to probe of army chaplain
Confrontations over treatment of al-Qaida, Taliban detainees

Palestinians selling land to Jews threatened
Aksa Martyrs Brigades of Arafat's Fatah warn of death sentence

Radio ID tags track students
Controversial system can record punctuality to all classes

"Dark Prophet"
Recently an organization called "SHARE INTERNATIONAL" headed by a man named Benjamin Creme, made the announcement that "The Christ" would make His historic appearance to the world this Christmas, December 25, 1994, and give a speech to the General Assembly of the United Nations.

Do You Want to Know Why Public Officials are Voting to Take Away Your Firearms?

MIT bows out of controversial RFID tag research
The Auto-ID Centre, the radio frequency identification (RFID) research group that MIT and its industry partners formed in 1999, is disbanding its current form at the end of the month, MIT said.

Afghan warlords to disarm
Critical to task of bringing permanent security to country

Paper Money and Tyranny
All great republics throughout history cherished sound money. This meant that the monetary unit was a commodity of honest weight and purity. When money was sound, civilizations were found to be more prosperous and freedom thrived. The less free a society becomes, the greater the likelihood its money is being debased and the economic well-being of its citizens diminished.

Thousands flee as wind fuels flames
With 100-degree heat, California fire could burn for another week

Madam Chiang Kai-shek dies at 106
Reared in Methodist family, once China's most powerful woman

New assaults claimed at Air Force Academy
12 cases of sex-related attacks, harassment reported since leadership shakeup in April

Columbine killers' video released
A homemade videotape showing two teenagers playing with guns six weeks before they shot dead 13 people at Columbine High School has been made public by authorities in Colorado.

Powdered form of blood discovered
Implications enormous: 'This is like landing on the moon'

Princes accuse butler of 'cold betrayal'
Pleaded with him to halt his distressing revelations about Diana

Davis names dozens of allies to jobs
Made appointments without usual practice of releasing their names

Body-Builder Pork Hospitalizes 39
Pork contaminated with a fat-burning chemical popular among body-builders has poisoned 39 people in northeast China's Liaoyang city, state media said today.

Police ticket 8-year-old on a bike
Parents say won't pay $34 citation for child half legal driving age

Terri Is NOT In A COMA Or PVS
Today at 3 PM there was a press conference arranged by Tom Broderson, Pat Anderson's partner. A number of people spoke and the thrust was - TERRI IS NOT IN A COMA OR PVS. It was said over and over that the media just isn't getting it.

Lightning strikes 'Jesus' on film set
But actor portraying Christ in Mel Gibson's upcoming film miraculously escapes injury

Suit against feds on taxes moves ahead
Next phase in We the People's legal effort includes jury trial

Christians to pray for Israel Sunday
Thousands of U.S. churches expected to take part in annual event

ACLU joins fight to end Terri's life
Organization opposes Jeb Bush's intervention in court-ordered starvation

Terri shows signs kidneys not damaged
Husband vows to keep up his legal fight to stop feeding her

'Save Terri' calls pouring in
Jeb Bush's office has received more than 165,000 e-mails

Satellites at risk from sun storm
An electromagnetic storm originating on the sun could knock out communications satellites, mobile phone networks and electricity grids today, scientists warned last night.

First Sign of Impending Stellar Catastrophe
The Chandra X-ray Observatory has captured a "shocking" scene that astronomers say shows the first signs of a total stellar explosion in the making

Wal-Mart to Review All 1.1 Million U.S. Employees After Allegations It Knew of Illegal Workers

John Mellencamp: Recall Bush
Singer blasts U.S. policy in Iraq, questions citizen flag wavers

Conspiracy Theory? Bush Impeachment Activist Experiences Expert Burglary and is Targetted by a Federal Agency
Santa Cruz Mayor Emily Reilly is warning her constituents in this liberal beach town not to jump to conspiracy theories about several unusual events involving her bakery in the days since the city council decided to challenge President Bush.

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CHEMTRAIL SPRAYING EQUIPMENT, but of course there is no such thing, right?
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Dimensional Portals Of The U.S. Government
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Signs in the Heavens
Today my friend showed me evidence of the Moon´s strange behavior.
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Richard Calland
A Licence To Loot
Bush Orders Oil Companies Protected From Investigation!

Y-CLASS FLARE DEAD CENTER! LOOK OUT! - ORBIT - SPACEWEATHER - MASSIVE X-FLARE

Y-CLASS FLARE
Dead center, geoeffective. What about the sats and the power grid?
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X17 Solar Flare Sends 2B Tons of Plasma at Earth
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Red Alert
Military Conscription
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Al Lorentz
Police State: Bringing Back the Draft

Randy Lavello
The Language of Deceit: A Case Study

Bush Out of Control
Orders Murders of Whistleblowers
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Henry Makow, PhD
The Real Cause of 'Anti Semitism'
Jewish Elite Is Part Of The Governing Class

Redux on Why George W. Bush is a Satanist=666
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Don Wildmon
America Now an Atheist Nation
Federal Judge Makes It Official

A Band of Brothers: The Rebuilding of Iraq
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Even New Agers don´t like Maitreya
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Were Death Valley and Gobi Desert nuked in ancient times?
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The Video Clips Of
Terri They Tried to Censor
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David Corn
The Novak Affair
How I Broke The CIA Leak Story And Why Nobody Noticed

Did Jewish Diamond Merchants, Israeli Arm Smugglers and Jewish/Russian Mobsters Finance Al Qaeda?
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In Mexico, Jews hail new law against anti-Semitic discrimination
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Sherman H. Skolnick and Lenny Bloom
Middle Finger News
Blair Gulps Bilderburgers & Coke

Judicial Watch Offers Bush Legal Basis to Save Terri - NewsMax - Terri's Fight - Judge Greer courts@Jud6.org

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The Story of the Federal Reserve System.
The Creature from Jeckyll Island by G. Edward Griffin. Mr. Griffin is a well-respected authority on the creation of the Federal Reserve Banking System, and has written a best-selling book of the same name.
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Which Citizen Are You?
Are you a 14th Amendment federal citizen, or are you a Citizen of the several States, as described in the Constitution as it was originally intended by the Founding Fathers? Are you aware that there exists in this Nation two separate and distinct classes of citizenship?

The Positive Realm
Where Humanity Has Never Been Before
From the very beginning, humanity, as a species, has been trapped in a negative, self-defeating, self-victimizing collective mindset, a mental prison, which we refer to as - the Program.

Why William Cooper Had to Die!
To cover up this material and their repercussions William Cooper had to be eliminated!!
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Great Joy in Great Tribulation
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No Shocker: Pat Robertson Endorses Social Liberal Arnold Schwarzenegger
"He is pro abortion, he is pro gay rights, he's got a lifestyle we could call bodybuilder lifestyle that you've been reading about. Pat Robertson should Christians in good conscience, can they vote for Arnold Schwarzenegger?"

Police Use Pepper Spray on W. Va. Fans
Police used pepper spray on fans who tried to tear down the goal posts after West Virginia's 28-7 win over No. 3 Virginia Tech on Wednesday night.

Space Weather
How Intense Solar Activity Can Upset Earth-Based Technologies

Students Fight E-Vote Firm
A group of students at Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania has launched an "electronic civil disobedience" campaign against voting machine maker Diebold Election Systems.

Venture to Offer Voluntary Police State ID Card for Use by Sheeple at Security Checks
Mr. Brill, a journalist and entrepreneur, will announce today a new company, Verified Identity Card Inc., which will offer customers an electronic card containing data showing that they are not on terrorism watch lists and do not have certain felony convictions on their records.

Cashless Society: Sony Studying Ways to Embed Cell Phones
Sony Corp is studying ways to let consumers use their cell phones to buy groceries at convenience stores, pick up the tab for lunch and pay train fares, the company said Wednesday.

Bloodshed, Fence Building Continue
Controversy over Monday night's Israeli attack in Gaza continues to swirl, with the army and Palestinians offering conflicting versions of what happened and to whom.

UK: Secret MoD plan to create spy stations
Secret plans to turn mobile phone masts into "Big Brother" spy stations have been revealed.

Al-Fayed challenges Duke to sue over Diana Claims
Mr al-Fayed called on Prince Philip to sue him over his allegations that the Duke had "masterminded" a conspiracy to kill the Princess of Wales and his son Dodi.

Deadly smallpox not eradicated, scientist warns
The return of smallpox - one of the most lethal diseases in history - is a terrifying possibility, according to the scientist who ran the World Health Organisation's campaign to eradicate the virus in the 1970s.

Chavez allies say video proves CIA plotted coup
Venezuelan legislators allied with President Hugo Chavez showed a videotape today they said is evidence the CIA was working with dissidents to overthrow the government of the oil-rich South American country.

Attack on Netzarim response to Israeli attacks: Islamic Jihad
An earlier attack on the Jewish settlement of Netzarim which killed three Israeli soldiers is a response to the latest Israeli army attacks on the Palestinian people, a senior Islamic Jihad (Holy War) official said Friday.

Driving 10-year EU licence 'to cut fraud'
New UK driving licences will no longer be valid until the age of 70 and will have to be renewed every 10 years under proposals for a standardised EU licence approved yesterday

Beijing bows to pressure on captured Christian
Finally notifies wife of man's arrest weeks after statutory deadline

Rumsfeld: mainly a style thing
Leaked memo is just the latest flash point in the controversy that swirls around Defense secretary.

Police suspect IDF officers sold Palestinians entry permits
The two officers, Major Amos Zuaretz of Netanya and First Lieutenant Oshri Azulay of Jerusalem serve in the IDF's Civil Administration offices in the West Bank city of Hebron, which oversees the issuing of such permits to residents of the region.

El Al jet diverted due to terrorist threat
Israeli personnel warn L.A.-bound plane, Toronto airport

Israel plans more homes in West Bank settlements
The Israeli Housing Ministry announced Thursday it is going to build 323 new homes in Jewish settlements in the West Bank.

Court martial of five occupation refuseniks
A few minutes before the beginning of the solidarity vigil on the afternoon of Sunday Oct, 19, somebody came up with a new slogan: "Conscience in Prison, Stupidity in Power!"

America's Jobless Economic "Recovery"
U.S. Corporations are "outsourcing " or eliminating good-paying American blue-collar and professional jobs by exporting them to workers in other countries--or importing foreignors directly into the United States via congressionally-sponsored, compliant immigration enforcement and rule machinations.

Saboteurs attack Calif., Ore. transmission towers
Environmental extremists could be involved in the attempted sabotage of two giant electricity transmission towers on Monday, the head of a California police department said on Tuesday.

Group: Zimbabwe Gov't Uses Food As Weapon
Human Rights Watch Accuses Zimbabwe Gov't of Using Food As Weapon Vs. Opponents Amid Starvation

Alberta patients' medical data available on-line
The Alberta government unveiled an on-line database of patients' medical information yesterday in a move that it hopes will improve treatment and save lives.

Perfect Space Storm coming to Earth
Forecasters say the storm has the potential to affect everything from cell phones and power grids to other satellite communications.

Senate votes to lift Cuba travel ban
'It is not constructive at all to try to slap around Fidel Castro'

Fears over Iraq aid shortfall
Concerns are mounting that a major conference to raise money for the reconstruction of Iraq may fall far short of the $36bn sought by Washington.

300 illegal workers nabbed at Wal-Marts
Feds reportedly arrest cleaning-crew members at 61 stores across nation

Romania Emerges As Nexus of Cybercrime
The e-mail on a computer at the South Pole Research Center warned: "I've hacked into the server. Pay me off or I'll sell the station's data to another country and tell the world how vulnerable you are."

Online chat rooms used to bring 'gays' to Jesus?
Youth minister arrested for talking dirty with teen boys says he had no evil intent

Gay Bishop: God is with me
The man set to become the Anglican Church's first openly gay bishop has told Sky News God does not want him to step down.

GOP legislator breaks ranks with party
Votes against bill to save Terri Schiavo, stand called 'courageous'

How the Poll Results on Iraq Were Manipulated
Early in President Bush’s recent public relations campaign to rebuild support for the US war effort in Iraq, Vice President Cheney appeared on “Meet the Press.”

Three zones of Sars risk identified by experts
To prevent overtaxing health systems, they suggest different levels of alert, with China the focus of tough testing

Iran developing nukes: Israel
"We know that they are trying to develop nuclear weapons, we know their real intentions," he told reporters in Berlin after talks with German Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer, who had briefed him on a recent visit to Iran.

Palestinian Group Executes 2 Suspected of Aiding Israel
Masked Palestinian gunmen carried out execution-style killings on Thursday of two Palestinians suspected of being informants for Israel and placed their bodies in the central square of the Tulkarm refugee camp in the West Bank.

Daylight UFO Over Resolute Bay, Canada
When you enlarge this photo you will see this object at an angle and underneath it you can see three columns of disfigured airspace (possibly drives).

Can Aliens Find Us?
How visible are we to aliens that are farther away? Could aliens learn that high IQ creatures crawl the Earth?

With U. S. Troops Still in the Mideast, Private Firms Must Guard Military Bases at Home
One of George Bush Jr.'s campaign promises was to "rebuild the military power of the United States,"1 which Dick Cheney, his vice-presidential candidate, claimed had lapsed because of "multiplying missions and unclear goals."2 However, Bush's multiple deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan have overtaxed the military even more and now have led to hiring more civilian contractors for such basic duties as guarding U.S. military bases.

U.S., Iraq pitch for cash at donors conference
Seek funds from nations for reconstruction of war-torn country

Big solar storm will hit Earth Friday
A strong geomagnetic storm is expected to hit Earth on Friday. Scientists say it may knock out electrical grids and satellite communications.

Mystery Spot on Jupiter Baffles Astronomers
Astronomers have spotted a strange, obvious and inexplicable black spot near the equator of Jupiter. A picture of the object is circling this planet electronically as researchers scratch their heads about what they've found.

1-year-old bitten 30 times by peers
Infant attacked after nursery worker leaves room

Judge agrees to special guardian for brain-damaged Florida woman
A judge agreed Wednesday to appoint a special guardian for Terri Schiavo, the severely brain-damaged woman whose tragic case has set off a legal firestorm in Florida.

Terri snatched from hospital
Attorney: Brain-damaged woman still in danger as judge has not appointed guardian ad litem

Doctors: Terri case not 'death with dignity' issue
Removal of feeding tube called 'state-sponsored euthanasia'

Bush heckled in Australia
Heckled inside and outside Australia's parliament, President George W. Bush has defended the invasion of Iraq during a symbolic visit to thank Australia for its staunch support in the war on terror.

Abortion doctor caves in lawsuit
Settlement given to patient for not warning about breast-cancer risk

Survey: Homeschoolers new political force
Refutes 'socialization' concerns posed by thinkers in academia

Independent panel faults U.N. on security in Baghdad blast
An independent panel appointed to investigate the bombing of the U.N. headquarters in Baghdad on Aug. 19 said on Wednesday in a scathing report that security breaches, inadequate security analysis and poor management left the organization vulnerable to attack.

L.A. to subsidize 'gay' retirement home
Project in Hollywood said to be 1st in U.S. financed by a city

'Gay' student to sue Christian school
Private institution kicks out teen after finding he's homosexual

Kennedy hires leading 'gay' spokesman
Human Rights Campaign strategist becomes senator's press chief

Bush to Australia: Iraq war was essential
Heckled inside and outside Australia's Parliament, US President George W. Bush offered a pointed answer to those who say the war with Iraq wasn't worth fighting.

Lawyers Resume Defending Sniper Suspect
Sniper Suspect Hands Back His Defense to Attorneys; Experts Say John Allen Muhammed Damaged Case

Historian: Yank N.Y. Times Pulitzer
Report says Walter Duranty's 1932 prize undeserved

New spy gear aims to thwart attacks in Iraq
Drones with special radar to help find homemade bombs, suspected guerrillas

Al-Qaida following Americans
Intelligence information of new attack in Saudi Arabia

Charity says $4bn 'missing' in Iraq
A British charity has accused the US-controlled Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) in Iraq of failing to account for $4bn meant to help rebuild the country.

Mel Gibson signs distribution deal
'The Passion' set for Ash Wednesday release

Clark: Repeal Bush's tax cuts
'I say when you are in a hole, stop digging'

Bush hails Islam to quell anti-U.S. feelings
Says it's 'fully compatible with liberty and tolerance and progress'

Three killed in West Bank violence
Two Palestinians have been executed in public and a third has died of wounds sustained in a mysterious car explosion in the West Bank.

Nazi salute during Pledge of Allegiance
Some Jews say photo in school paper is form of ethnic intimidation

Astronomers plan ultimate telescope
Almost 10 times as big as world's largest observatories in Hawaii

Terri lives!
Florida governor signs measure ordering feeding tube restored

Brain-damaged Florida woman receiving fluids
Florida Gov. Jeb Bush ordered a feeding tube reinserted into a brain-damaged woman Tuesday afternoon, less than two hours after the Legislature passed a bill allowing him to do so.

Terri Is In New Danger Now
Terri has been moved and is at the same hospital where Michael works as a nurse! He could slip something in the IV that is not easily traceable.... God help us!

Schiavo kept from receiving visitors
Michael Schiavo has ordered that the hospital may not permit any visitors for Terri, including her parents and siblings. As of 8.00 am (ET) Wednesday morning, Terri’s immediate family is not allowed to visit her and is not permitted to have any information regarding her physical condition.

Please Have State Police Guard Terri

Terri Update - Confusion And Concern

People stand up to the murdering Eugenics movement
Now the family isn't allowed to see her, and no one's sure how much damage has been done by seven days of denying her water and food.

Happy Halloween?
Goulish Festival, Favorite of Children, is Rooted In Paganism

RFID authentication for passports & ID cards
INSIDE Contactless, FASVER, and IER have announced their partnership in the development of 'IFI' (Intelligent Film for Identification) - an RFID-based authentication solution for official documents such as passports, travel visas, and identity cards.

The Missing Wings
A Comparison of actual and expected wing debris resulting from the impact of a Boeing 757 on the Pentagon building

Ashcroft is resolute in his defense of the Patriot Act
Mounting opposition to the anti-terrorism legislation passed in response to the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks has put Attorney General John Ashcroft on the defensive.

Patriot Act produces ethnic group protests
Minority group leaders met this week in Chicago, protesting provisions of the Patriot Act they say infringe on civil liberties and target people by race.

Georgia won't give driver data to Matrix
Georgia will not send confidential driver records such as citation histories, addresses and license plate numbers to Matrix, the controversial multistate crime-fighting database, Gov. Sonny Perdue ordered Tuesday.

APEC Summit: Big US and Australian Money Behind Police State Big Brother Controls in the Pacific Rim
In the wake of the September 11 attacks and concerns about aviation security, the APEC nations committed to the advance passenger information network and the pooling of information on "people of concern".

Defense memo: A grim outlook
The United States has no yardstick for measuring progress in the war on terrorism, has not "yet made truly bold moves" in fighting al-Qaeda and other terror groups, and is in for a "long, hard slog" in Iraq and Afghanistan, according to a memo that Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld sent to top-ranking Defense officials last week.

US soldiers fail to report for flights back to Iraq
At least 28 soldiers have failed to report for flights back to Iraq after two weeks of leave in the United States or to call ahead with an explanation, US military spokesmen said Tuesday

Earl unhappy over book
Earl Spencer is unhappy over the publication of a letter he wrote to his sister Princess Diana in which he suggested she had psychiatric problems.

Paul's Dad: Our Son Was Innocent
The parents of chauffeur Henri Paul were still insisting yesterday their son was not responsible for the crash which killed Princess Diana.

Father Of Diana's Lover Urges Death Crash Inquiry
Mohamed al Fayed, whose son Dodi died in a car crash with Princess Diana, urged British Prime Minister Tony Blair Tuesday to launch a full public inquiry after a secret letter showed Diana predicted her own death.

Royal Warned Di: You Are Being Spied On
Ever since the end of my trial when I first detailed that meeting with the Queen, there has been much speculation, and again scoffing, over the tone andmeaning of the “be careful” message from Her Majesty.

Royal Conspiracy: Princess Diana Names Her Killer
Did Princess Diana know who was plotting to kill her? Diana gave a handwritten letter to her butler Paul Burrell, 10 months before she died, to keep as "insurance" for the future.

UN condemns West Bank 'wall'
The UN General Assembly has overwhelmingly passed a resolution demanding that Israel halt construction of a huge barrier in the West Bank.

Senate OKs partial-birth abortion ban
'This is an enormous day – it's been a long 7-year fight'

General's 'anti-Islam' remarks to be probed
Rumsfeld says Boykin asked for official examination of church talks

Study Shows College Costs Up Over 40 Pct.
New Report Says Tuition, Fees at Four-Year Colleges Up More Than 40 Percent From a Decade Ago

India To Open First-ever Talks With Kashmiri Fighters
In an unexpected turnaround, India unveiled on Wednesday, October 22, plans for holding first-ever formal talks with Kashmiri fighters.

British aid couple killed at Somali school
A British couple who dedicated their lives to teaching in Africa were found murdered yesterday at a school in Somaliland.

The Fabulous War On Terror Flim Flam
All good magicians know the secret of a successful trick is misdirection. Get the audience to focus on your right hand while the left palms the coin to be pulled out of a dazzled on-looker's ear.

GW Bush and the Veterans
It is interesting that President GW Bush fled and went AWOL when called upon to serve his country in the military. But this has not stopped him from dozens of photo ops with military jackets and paraphernalia on—as if he is a true warrior.

Inching towards peace
US Secretary of State Colin Powell, in Africa to negotiate a peace deal between Sudanese rebels and the government, has achieved only a commitment to peace from the warring parties.

Heebie gee-gees
Global geophysical events, such as huge tidal waves or volcanic super-eruptions, could devastate the planet - so why doesn't anybody care?

A question of fact and fission
US researchers say that a new breed of low-yield nuclear weapons could destroy targets with minimal 'collateral damage'. Owen Dyer investigates

Civilians pay with lives under Gaza's skies of death
When Dr Zein al-Abedin Shahin heard the first missile hit, he immediately ran to help the wounded.

Superintendent passes literacy test on 4th try
Laboy suspended teachers for flunking similar exam

'Islamaphobic' general to be investigated
The US Defence Secretary has agreed to a top general's request for an official review of his remarks casting the war on terrorism as a religious struggle.

Yasser Arafat has gallstones
Physicians deny reports he suffers from stomach cancer, heart ailments

New theory in murder of Daniel Pearl
Authorities believe Khalid Shaikh Mohammed killed U.S. journalist

Malaysia PM stands by 'Jews' comment
Says strong reaction 'shows that they do control the world'

UN demands Israel stop building separation wall in occupied Palestinian territory
The United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution Tuesday evening urging Israel to stop its construction of separation wall in the occupied Palestinian territory in a 144-4 vote, with 12 abstentions.

Students can't bring gun to firearms class
Intercepted by administrators enforcing new 'zero-tolerance' policy

CBS putting anti-Reagan slant in film?
'Hollywood has been hijacked by the liberal left'

Patricia Ireland dumped as YWCA chief
Board says organization 'proved to be the wrong platform' for feminist

Leniency Urged for Box Cutters' Suspect
Democrats in Congress Want Leniency for College Student Who the FBI Says Hid Boxcutters on Planes

Niagara Falls survivor faces charges
40-year-old man 1st without protective gear to make it through water alive

Iran agrees to suspend uranium enrichment
Official says nation also will allow inspections of nuke program

Islamist lawyer: Al-Qaida is dead
Egyptian claims U.S. has destroyed Muslim terror network

Gaza tensions rise after airstrike
Not since July 2002 has the Israeli army killed so many Gaza Strip Palestinians in a single day.

'Bio-terror' discovery in Philippines?
Suspicious substance found with weapons manual in terrorist hideout

Judge orders rape trial for Bryant
Clears way for celebrity case likes of which haven't been seen since O.J.

Cigar puffers fume over tobacco law
'It's a little too Big Brother, sort of burned the house to catch the mouse'

Pakistan, Saudi Arabia in secret nuke pact
Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have concluded a secret agreement on "nuclear cooperation" that will provide the Saudis with nuclear-weapons technology in exchange for cheap oil, according to a ranking Pakistani insider.

Barbie's New Best Pals: Secret Spells Christie and Secret Spells Kayla
America's children are being forced fed a heavy diet of occultism. At the same time, public school students are being suspended if they're caught with bibles in their bags.

The Text of the Second Amendment
If you wanted to know all about the Big Bang, you'd ring up Carl Sagan, right? And if you wanted to know about desert warfare, the man to call would be Norman Schwartzkopf, no question about it. But who would you call if you wanted the top expert on American usage to tell you the meaning of the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution?

Buckingham Palace asks to see butler's book
The family is asking to see an advance copy of an upcoming book by Princess Diana's former butler and confidant. Buckingham Palace says the publisher responded by sending excerpts to the palace

US presses for Sudan peace deal
America could review its sanctions against Sudan the government there reaches a peace deal with southern rebels, US Secretary of State Colin Powell has said.

EU plans ID card
Health identity to store biometric, personal data on microchip

Report: Judge masturbates while hearing case
Placed under official investigation for 'sexual exposure' in courtroom

Something big, or another false dawn for Ulster peace?
'Our revenge will be the laughter of our children." So concluded Gerry Adams yesterday, quoting the late IRA hunger striker, Bobby Sands.

Man accused of sex with girlfriend's dog
Could face up to 15 years in prison if convicted

Record-breaking cold hits South Africa
9 lowest temperature marks – 1 38 years old – plummet with mercury

Inmate overcrowding hits dangerous level
Drug users, drunken drivers, probation violators and other non-violent offenders are crowding into understaffed Arizona prisons in record droves, fueling a dangerous and unprecedented crisis.

Colo. tech foundation cracking
Colorado may be in danger of losing its bragging rights as having one of the most educated tech workforces in the nation.

Israeli Strike Kills 2, Wounds 35 in Gaza
Israeli Helicopter Strike in Gaza Kills Two and Wounds 35, According to Palestinian Health Ministry

Anti-Black Graffiti Tied To Black H.S. Student
The graffiti read: "On October 15 or 17 the school will burn and there will be no blacks in our schools." Swastikas were drawn nearby.

Modern Money Mechanics
A Workbook on Bank Reserves and Deposit Expansion
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago

US interest rates 'to rise soon'
While Mr Snow refrained from discussing monetary decisions, which are left to the Federal Reserve Board, his comments implied that the Bush Administration was preparing for much higher rates in the election year ahead

Mexican consular ID increasingly accepted
The Mexican Consulate has issued some kind of identification to its nationals in the United States for more than a century. As the number of Mexican immigrants increased, consular identification became more widely used by police, state governments and banks nationwide

CIA: Latest bin Laden tape likely authentic
The latest audiotape purportedly from Osama bin Laden likely featured the voice of the al Qaeda leader, a CIA spokesman said Monday.

E-Vote Firms Seek Voter Approval
In the wake of concerns raised about security flaws in electronic voting systems, a lobbying group is strategizing a public relations and lobbying campaign to help voting companies "repair short-term damage done by negative reports and media coverage."

Charlevoix farmers comment on Barkley case
The membership of Charlevoix County Farm Bureau, commenting on the Lyle Barkley case, has adopted a resolution critical of local officials who act as bureaucrats rather than as public servants.

US shuns Vietnam war claims
The US Defence Department says it will not reopen investigations into alleged Vietnam War atrocities, despite new claims.

Compassion-Based Schools Teach Kids 'Untrue Drivel,' Critic Charges
A controversial curriculum focusing on "humane education," which advocates say includes compassion for animals, awareness of environmental problems like so-called global warming and overpopulation as well as non-violence, is expanding into the U.S. public school system.

Assailants Kill Soldier Outside Fallujah
Assailants Ambush U.S. Army Foot Patrol Outside Fallujah, Killing One American and Wounding Six

Action figure makers are toying with President Bush
We don't know what else to make of the rash of President Bush toys flooding the market - everything from bobbleheads to talking action figures.

Scientist Says FBI Tricked Him
A Texas scientist accused of lying to the FBI about destroying 30 vials of bubonic plague bacteria said the agency tricked him into making a confession so it could close the case.

What fear is doing to our freedoms
Americans, willingly - and foolishly - are sacrificing their rights in exchange for safety from terrorism

America watches 'sniper movie'
The Washington sniper trial has got under way in the American state of Virginia with one of the two defendants, John Muhammad, appearing in court to act as his own defence lawyer.

No UN Gun Control for the US
H.R. 3125 would prohibit U.S. taxpayer dollars from being used to
support or promote any United Nations' actions that could in any way infringe on the Second Amendment.

Super-Radar, Done Dirt Cheap
Some people are appalled that their cell phone will always give away where they are. That makes it possible to compile a "road map" of a user's movements. So imagine the outcry when privacy worriers learn that cell-phone systems can be used to locate and track a car, boat, or plane -- even if no one inside is carrying a wireless phone. But outcry or not, the technology seems certain to be deployed, given its myriad civilian and military applications.

Who's watching you?
Improving technology and security concerns are nudging society into a state of varied and constant surveillance, meaning people are being watched more than they may realize. Cameras under black plastic domes survey Publix frozen foods aisles, Wuesthoff hospital lobbies, the marked-down jeans at Dillard's, the PlayStation 2 games at Blockbuster, highways, airports, casinos and offices.

Alta. scientists make power breakthrough
First discovery of its kind since 1839: cheap, clean electricity from water may one day fuel your cellphone batteries

Report: Irish Police Let Omagh Bomb Through
Relatives of victims of Northern Ireland's 1998 Omagh bombing made fresh demands Sunday for an inquiry into the attack after senior Irish police were accused of ignoring a warning about the bomb to protect an informer.

FBI: Moussaoui not involved
The US Federal Bureau of Investigation has concluded that Zacarias Moussaoui, the only person charged in America in connection with the September 11 attacks, was not involved in the strikes

Philippine Mutiny: Corruption Is U.S. Ally's Biggest Enemy
Corruption, particularly in the military, is turning the Philippines into a weak link in the U.S.-led alliance against terrorism. At the heart of the mutineers' grievances are charges that military officials are selling weapons to their enemies and launching clandestine bombings to court more U.S. military aid. Current U.S. military assistance is estimated at $100 million.

Soyuz Craft Docks With Space Station
Soyuz Craft With Russian, American, Spanish Crew Docks With International Space Station

'Mentally ill' bomb expert missing in Thailand
Thai authorities confirmed today that a mentally ill Canadian explosives expert was missing in Thailand but said they did not believe he posed a threat to the upcoming APEC summit.

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