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Oregon to get Homeland Security funding
The federal agency created after the September 11 terrorist attacks to coordinate domesticsecurity. It will award a $2.6 million grant to social service agencies and charities in Oregon.

The Bush dynasty and the Cuban criminals
The brother of President George Bush, the Florida governor, Jeb Bush, has been instrumental in securing the release from prison of militant Cuban exiles convicted of terrorist offences

Democrats seek Patriot Act hearings
Look to probe 'the war on terrorism's impact on civil liberties'

White House verifies immigration review
The White House yesterday said a new immigration review is under way that could lead to amnesty for millions of illegal aliens living and working in the United States.

Congress pushes for larger military
Members of Congress from both parties are pushing for the first significant increase in the size of the active-duty military in 16 years, despite resistance from the Pentagon.

Flu forces public school to close
School officials said about 300 students, more than one-third of the student body, and 17 faculty members called in sick Thursday with flu-like symptoms. That was up from 175 student absences Wednesday. Officials said the school will be closed Friday as well.

Abortions and Profits Up at Planned Parenthood
In its 2002-2003 annual report, Planned Parenthood reported a profit of $36.6 million, a 300-percent increase over the $12.2 million profit reported the year earlier

Anti-Bush drawing called 'hate speech'
"insurance issues" after a businessman withdrew his $300 prize and called the piece a form of "hate speech."

Tax Protester Wins One Over US Government
Businessman Richard Simkanin, 59, of Bed ford, Texas, recently won a victory against Big Brother. Jurors could not reach a verdict on a 27-count indictment accusing him of failure to withhold taxes from the wages of his employees and of filing fraudulent claims for tax refunds. Jurors said they were deadlocked after eight hours of deliberations

Precident Set: Phoenix school first to install face scanners
Sheriff Joe Arpaio said the cameras cost about $3,000 to $5,000 for a school to install and will not violate the privacy of anyone not already in the Arizona sex offender or in the national missing children databases, including possible abductors of missing children. If the camera registers a possible hit, the Sheriff's Office is quietly alerted and will send a deputy or police officer to investigate.

Italian Senate OKs Fertility Restriction
Until Thursday's law, fertility treatment was largely unregulated, with couples, including women in their 60s, flocking to Italy from abroad to take advantage of the vacuum in such areas as upper-age limits for recipients of donated eggs.

Terrorist Acts Organized By Russian Secret Services
The Press Office of Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Chechen Republic of Ichkeria (CRI) released a statement that the blast near Hotel National in Moscow was organized by Russian secret services. "Terrorism in Russia is organized and directed by Russian secret services and military intelligence for propaganda purposes".

British intelligence helped paramilitaries bomb N. Ireland
The British government today faces tough questions about the controversial role of its intelligence services in Northern Ireland after an Irish report found "grounds for suspecting" that British security forces helped loyalist paramilitaries to bomb the Irish Republic.

Clear Channel Radio Slashes Local News
Clear Channel Radio Wheeling, owner of WWVA and six other local radio stations, has made major cuts in its local news programming and personnel.

South Korea Sees Breakthrough in Mad Cow-Resistant Calves
A group of South Korean scientists have cloned cows they believe are resistant to the deadly mad cow disease and will test the animals in Japan for five years, the leader of the research team said.

New speaker declares 'war on Schwarzenegger'
Mexican-American Dem talks tough in Spanish, is conciliatory in English

Canada deems P2P downloading legal
Downloading copyrighted music from peer-to-peer networks is legal in Canada, although uploading files is not, Canadian copyright regulators said in a ruling released Friday.

US New, Deadliest Bullet Tested
Sometimes the smallest sliver of glass can reflect the brilliance of the entire moon, full and blazing in the midnight sky. And just so, a simple story in an out-of-the-way journal can illuminate the ethos of an entire age, piercing the murk with a sudden flash of stark and painful truth.

New UFO Material From Anthony Woods
Skies Over UK Still Swarming With Astounding UFO Activity

US will attack from space? China and Russia call for space arms prohibition
Since the launch of the first man-made satellite by the Soviet Union in 1957, space exploration, on which man has been devoting efforts, has not only brought huge economic benefits to mankind, but has also dramatically changed man's way of living and thinking.

The Weight Of The Evidence - Silver
I have long felt that the main ringleader for the Silver Managers is American International Group, Inc. (AIG). AIG is one of the largest insurance and financial services companies in the world. It is truly a gigantic international force, that ranks by market capitalization of around $150 billion, as the 10th largest company in the US. While revenues and profits from its silver market operations represent a very small part of its total revenues and profits, AIG is the largest factor in the silver market. That's how big this company is.

Boy who killed girl: 'I did her a favor'
Teenager denies video game inspired him to slay friend

Counselor suspended over 'religious advice'
Student reportedly asked for Bible's take on homosexuality

Sanctions could 'destroy' pro-life attorneys
Judge rules firm's charges against Planned Parenthood 'frivolous'

Social Security for Mexicans closer to reality
U.S. discussing plan to allow millions of immigrants to collect benefits

Did UFO Land In Rainhill?
The mystery surrounding an apparent sighting of a UFO above a power station 25 years ago deepened further when an amateur radio operator raised the possibility the 'light in the sky' actually landed in a local farmer's field.

California license repeal sparks boycott
Groups call on Hispanics to not work or go to school, stores today

Scientists baffled by mystery of falling ice
Huge chunks coming from clear blue sky, some blame global warming

Prankster triggers Capitol evacuation
Terror units dispatched to office building after fire alarm pulled

Was Hillary's Iraq ploy treason?
Officials say Clinton's 'badwill tour' plays into hands of enemies

Al-Qaida outfitting ambulances for Iraq attacks
U.S. military commanders believe Saudis supplying logistics, vehicles

Canada will not be excluded from contracts
Chretien says President Bush thanked him for help with terror war

Drawing blaming Bush for 9-11 'hate speech'
'Tactics of Tyrants Are Always Transparent' won 2nd place in exhibit

School first to install face scanners
Designed to detect sex offenders or missing children

Extra flu shots coming
U.S. rushes to ship 100,000 doses as illness hits all 50 states

West Bank students vote for Hamas
Election against Arafat's Fatah focused on which killed most Israelis

Bush's '2-state vision' reiterated
Spokesman boasts 'W' 1st president to propose such a Mideast plan

Church can't publicize its Christmas services
Barred from using community notice board in order to avoid offending other religions

UN summit fails to bridge digital divide
Despite fine words at this week's UN-sponsored World Summit on the Information Society, delegates from the developing world have slated the event for failing to come up with the funds crucial to achieving its stated aims.

UK terror attack 'when, not if'
London's anti-terror chief suggests serious events already averted

British army now too weak to fight war
Report: No longer capable of major military action without U.S. help

Atlanta OKs anti-terror cops, encourages public to report suspicious activity
Atlanta Police Chief Richard Pennington has created a new investigative arm that he hopes will both protect the city from a terrorist attack and attract millions of federal dollars.

Mental Health Experts Call Sniper Defendant Brainwashed
The experts have likened him to a child soldier and cult member. They said he was clinically depressed, even suicidal. They concluded he had lost touch with his identity and could not differentiate right from wrong.

Magnetic field losing strength
The strength of the Earth's magnetic field has decreased by 10% over the last 150 years, raising the remote possibility it may collapse and later reverse, flipping the planet's poles for the first time in nearly one million years, scientists said yesterday.

Unprecedented year of gains for homosexuals
Breakthroughs so diverse, profound even veteran activists stunned

Sickening Lovefest: China Says Appreciates Bush Comments on Taiwan
China thanked President Bush Thursday for his comments on diplomatic rival Taiwan and said Premier Wen Jiabao's visit to the United States had been a complete success

Electronic-voting security scrutinized at symposium
With the 2004 U.S. presidential election looming, election officials from around the U.S. joined computer scientists, voting machine vendors and others on Wednesday and Thursday to air growing concerns - and some intense disagreements - about the security and reliability of electronic-voting systems.

Ariz. Ranchers Sued by Open Borders Group
Border Action Network, a human rights organization, and Donald J. Mackenzie, groundskeeper for and vice president of Summerland Monastery Inc., filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court against Roger Barnett; his wife, Barbara, and his brother, incorrectly identified as Ralph. The lawsuit will be amended to correct the name Ralph to Donald, attorney Jesus Romo said.

Ridge's Immigration Remarks Draw Fire
At a town hall meeting in Miami, Ridge said the country needs to "come to grips" with an estimated 8 million to 12 million illegal immigrants and "determine how you can legalize their presence." He also said during a visit to Florida on Tuesday that the immigrants should not be rewarded

Your Tax Dollars to Mexico: Social Security checks could go south of border
The controversial proposal that could transfer hundreds of millions of dollars in Social Security payments south of the border has riled some Republican lawmakers. They worry that it could reward scores of undocumented Mexican immigrants with a U.S. pension, draining the country's Social Security trust fund at a time when its future solvency is in doubt.

Supreme Court Upholds Political Money Law
A sharply divided Supreme Court upheld key features of the nation's new law intended to lessen the influence of money in politics, ruling Wednesday that the government may ban unlimited donations to political parties.

Cryptosporidium : A Drinking Water Supply Problem
Several waterborne outbreaks of cryptosporidiosis have occurred over the past ten years in the United States and a great deal of concern has been raised about this organism and drinking water supplies.

E. coli 0157:H7 in drinking water - US EPA
Fecal coliforms are bacteria that are associated with human or animal wastes. They usually live in human or animal intestinal tracts, and their presence in drinking water is a strong indication of recent sewage or animal waste contamination.

Prozac, other drugs detected in streams and their inhabitants
number of aquatic and amphibian species are being exposed to small amounts of everything from Prozac to perfume to birth control pills that make their way into U.S. rivers and streams.

Kerry blaming Bush for Kerry's own bill
Erupts about gasoline additive he helped promote in Congress

Video surveillance on the rise
Cameras cling to the ceiling at the main entrance of North Hills High School, recording the movement of everyone who passes below. The scene is repeated several times throughout the high school -- cameras watching students, teachers and other staff as they pass through doors, walk through hallways or drive past the building.

Ft Bragg: Israelis give a course in urban warfare
Israeli counter-insurgency specialists have been sent to Fort Bragg to teach US special forces how to keep an unruly Iraqi population under control

China, U.S. to Share Banking Information
The China Banking Regulatory Commission and U.S. Comptroller of the Currency, which oversees American banks, signed an information-sharing agreement Tuesday, the Chinese agency said on its Web site. It said the two sides plan to formalize the agreement after further talks.

Al-Qaida plans 'great event' in new year
Bin Laden reportedly to speak on tape broadcast by al-Jazeera

"For a Cooperative World Order"
Javier Solana's draft European security strategy calls for a world order that is based on "effective multilateralism." It also seeks an important role for the international institutions and envisages strategic partnerships with Russia, Japan, China, Canada and India.

YMCA fliers banned from school
Ad promoting basketball camp mentions 'Christian principles'

Pentagon: Many of New Iraq Soldiers Quit
Plans to deploy the first battalion of Iraq's new army are in doubt because a third of the soldiers trained by the U.S.-led occupation authority have quit, defense officials said Wednesday.

19 Christians arrested for distributing tracts
Protestant minister in police custody, another staging hunger strike

Here in the US, they're Giving Them Out Like Candy: UK may ban antidepressants for children
The UK government is set to ban the prescription of antidepressant drugs for children because of evidence they can cause them to become suicidal

New excavation at Temple Mount
Muslims claim to be replacing sewer line

Man not needed to make baby?
Researchers grow sperm from stem cells, fertilize eggs

Roy Moore files appeal to regain position
'10 Commandments judge' wants acting chief removed from case

Joint Task Force Told Face to Face, Blackout was a Military Test
At an under publicized public comment meeting, which was publicly ‘announced’ by a Department of Energy news release, Michael Kane outlined his report, published at Global Free Press, stating that the August 14th blackout was part and parcel to a multi-faceted military test. The Task Force was very attentive, attempting to take notes as fast as Michael spoke.

Al-Qaida's plan to nuke London
Official: 'Although there would not be mass deaths there would be huge terror'

Will freedom ring for Taiwan?
President says nation is undeniably 'sovereign, independent'

Euro Court tackles rights of unborn
Woman's pregnancy terminated because of doctor's mistake

Greek court convicts Nov. 17 members
Marxist guerrilla group behind 27-year killing spree that claimed 23 lives

Lebanon charges 10 in fast-food bombings
Some of men believed to have links to al-Qaida network

Supreme Court OKs 'soft-money' ban
Justices rule prevention of corruption outweighs free-speech limits

Top Secret Advisor To 4 Presidents Dies 'Violently' In DC
Gus W. Weiss, 72, adviser to four presidents on top secret policy matters, died violently in Washington, DC, on November 25, 2003, but his death was not reported by The Washington Post until December 7, 2003, in the obitiuary section at the bottom of page C12. His home town newspaper, The Nashville Tennessean, was only a week late in reporting his death, but at that late date all they could say was, "The circumstances surrounding his death could not be confirmed last night."

Monitors condemn Russian election
Observers claim poll 'overwhelmingly distorted' by pro-government bias

Dirty-bomb warheads disappear
Stocks of Soviet-era arms for sale on black market

SARS and the Coming Terrible Flus
Are These More than Great Global Scams?

China's Wen to lobby Bush on Taiwan
To stop what Beijing calls push by island's leaders toward independence

'We Can Implant Entirely False Memories'
You were abducted by aliens, you saw Bugs Bunny at Disneyland,
and then you went up in a balloon. Didn't you?

Europe-wide network enlists fighters for Iraq
Working in at least 6 countries: Italy, Germany, France, Spain, Britain, Norway

Bin Laden's Iraq plans
At secret meeting, Osama reps give bad news to Taliban: We're moving

U.S. diplomats ordered to stay indoors
Due to heightened alert of imminent al-Qaida attack

Tribal leader: Saddam still in charge
'The Iraqi president is commanding the military operations against the American forces'

Saddam's troops 'given chemical arms'
Ex-colonel's statement backs claim WMD posed imminent threat to Western forces

Anti-war parents of soldiers go to Iraq
'We haven't been getting the full story in the U.S.'

Mass graves unearthed in Iraq
Some political parties say there are more than 1 million bodies

1,500 students stage anti-Iran rally
'We don't want an repressive regime or its police'

De Klerk: SA's First Multiracial Election Was A Fraud
The ANC Got Over 1 Million Fake Votes

Party of Putin on the ritz
Vladimir takes control of Russian parliament, to assume czar-like power

U.S. regrets killing 9 Afghan children
'First they fire their rockets, then they say it was a mistake'

Episcopal teacher accused of sexual assault
Coach allegedly molested 2 boys on separate occasions from October 2000 to June 2002

EU constitution summit to fail?
Biggest disagreement on voting powers when group expands to take in 10 new members

Cops use skunk smell to blast out hookers
Gel using scent of cat urine also being tested

The Eiffel Tower UFO
This past Sunday morning 11/03/03 approximately 4:15 AM - 4:30 AM New York Time, as is usual for me, I was unable to sleep I took my dog Shade out into my backyard for a walk. It was over cast and I was noticing how the street lights reddened their bottoms when I spotted a cluster of lights in the western sky.

New Anthony Woods UFO Material
Skies Over UK Still Swarming With Astounding UFO Activity

Satellite tracking for child sex abusers
'These checks will help give victims some peace of mind'

MTV kids suffer 'black holes of history'
American youth have misconceptions, outright ignorance on major events of past 6 decades

Cookeville doctor says JFK shooting a 'conspiracy'
A Cookeville doctor presented a paper on the fatal head wounds suffered by President John F. Kennedy at a conference in Pittsburgh on the 40th anniversary of Kennedy's assassination last month.

Headdress problematic for woman
'When we need drivers with scarfs, we will definitely call you'

Judge: 'Gay'-diversity week violated rights of Christian
Rules in favor of student whose religious views against homosexuality excluded from program

Rigging Iraq's Elections
Ever since Bush was unable to unearth a single weapon of mass destruction in Iraq, he has shifted propaganda gears and talked more about how U.S. troops are installing democracy in Iraq.

Officials boot 'God' from patriotic song
Lee Greenwood anthem prompts questions about 'legality of lyrics'

Attention Deficit Drugs May Have Long-Term Effects
Drugs given to children to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder could have long-term effects on their growing brains, studies on rats suggest.

Big Brother latest: Now your phone can be used to track you down
Global positioning satellites will soon be able to tell bosses exactly where every employee is. Could this spell the end for slackers?

Teacher Fired For Supporting Terri On Own Time
The former PVS patient who was almost killed, but later recovered, Rus Cooper-Dowda, is being FIRED for speaking favorably of Terri outside of a work setting, and on her own time!

Iraqi colonel source of WMD claim
Dossier indicated warheads could be deployed within 45 minutes

U.S. soldiers wrap villages in barbed wire
Begin demolishing some buildings thought to be used by attackers

Mainland rattled
President Chen Shui-bian wants Taiwan's first island-wide referendum to be a vote demanding that China stop threatening the island and remove hundreds of missiles aimed at it, an official said yesterday.

Rumsfeld: Deploy security forces faster
Uses surprise visit to prod governing council to speed up work

American, Brit arrested in Saudi Arabia
U.S. citizen believed to be related to members of 'Portland 7'

Saudis name top 26 terror suspects
Protection increased around Western housing compounds

9 children die in U.S. attack in Afghanistan
Civilians killed when coalition aircraft open fire on terror suspect

House of Saud in 'panic' over al-Qaida
Terror group launches campaign targeting royal family

Nancy Reagan: Don't put Ronnie on dimes
'It is my hope that the proposed legislation will be withdrawn'

NRA seeking status as broadcast outlet
Campaign-finance law exempts news organizations from spending limits

How Big Pharma Dupes Medical Journals
Pharmaceutical Giants Hire Ghostwriters To Produce Articles - Then Put Doctors' Names On Them

Doctors urge drastic action to halt decline in teenagers' health
Doctors will this week voice unprecedented alarm over the health of teenagers in Britain today. The mental, physical and sexual wellbeing of young people is deteriorating so much that drastic action is needed to defuse a "potential public health timebomb", the British Medical Association will say in a new report.

Town slaps tardy kids with cash penalty
Students who show up late to class 3 times issued $165 ticket

Lawmakers reject Schwarzenegger budget plan
Marks Republican's 1st defeat in 3 weeks in office

Chirac denounces Muslim scarves on schoolgirls
Momentum builds in France to bar all religious symbols from public schools

Vanity Fair editor burns over tobacco 'vendetta'
Presence of unsullied ashtray in office ignites row with NYC mayor

Taliban: Afghan blast targeted Americans
U.S. soldiers narrowly miss being injured by explosion at bazaar

Ryanair's goddess gets a boob job
The Irish airline’s angel is getting a breast enlargement as Ryanair hopes bigger boobs will seduce costumers.

Melting ice 'will swamp capitals'
Measures to fight global warming will have to be at least four times stronger than the Kyoto Protocol if they are to avoid the melting of the polar ice caps, inundating central London and many of the world's biggest cities, concludes a new official report.

Muslims demand apology from Paul Harvey
CAIR wants on-air repentance for saying Islam 'encourages killing'

"Silent Subliminal Presentation System"
How Your Mind Is Being Programmed

Mind Control In Films And Computer Games
Around mid 2000 I started playing the computer game Caesar. Caesar is a computer game where you get to build an ancient Roman city. It is very complicated and highly addictive. There is something about this game that makes time fly by at an incredible rate, and it is hard to stop playing. I played it for days on end. My mother also played the game - often past the small hours of the morning.

Just Like Bush's Fake Turkey Photo Op, the Queen Visits a Fake Marketplace in Nigeria, Putting on the Face with Propaganda and Lies
Nigeria was at its colourful best yesterday as the Queen met traders in a perfect, little dust-free market place. So perfect, in fact, it looked like a studio set - which is exactly what it was.

Bush slammed over secret Iraqi trip lies
Washington - United States President George Bush's flight plan was falsified last week to hide his Thanksgiving Day visit to Iraq, the White House said on Thursday, in another example of the extraordinary, and deceptive, steps taken in arranging the battle-zone trip.

Google 'miserable failure': It's Bush
Phrase typed into search engine brings up biography of president

They can't even be bothered to lie to you anymore: Queen visits mock Nigeria village
As leaders of her former colonies converge for a Commonwealth summit, Queen Elizabeth II was to visit a mock-up Nigerian village populated by actors playing villagers, coming as close to ordinary people of this country as she is likely to because of security concerns.

Lawyer quits terror cases after death threat He believes Came from an intelligence Agency
"I'm not on the verge of tears for my safety. I'm on the verge of tears because it means we now live in Colombia. It means that the rule of law is meaningless. It means that lawyers cannot represent anyone even in what you profess to be a democracy here in Canada," he said. "It comments on where we've arrived as a society."

Woman wins chance to date Kucinich
Contest seeks potential first lady for Democratic candidate

Teacher takes 'Christmas' out of carol
2nd-graders will sing 'winter' instead at holiday concert

Student expelled 1 year for Advil
Over-the-counter pills found in purse violate 'zero-tolerance policy'

'Gays' admitting AIDS culpability
Study regarded as homosexual community's 1st honest look at consequences of lifestyle

Northeast snowstorm blamed for at least 6 deaths
Whiteout conditions, high winds span from Pennsylvania to Maine

Atypical Pneumonia/Influenza Hits Students In Russia
According to the "Stolichnaya" newspaper, [a disease outbreak started] at the end of November in a number of student hostels simultaneously. According to preliminary data the cause of the outbreak is a severe form of pneumonia. A first-year freshman in the Mathematics and Cybernetics Department died from this unknown disease on 27 Nov 2003.

Atlantic City F-16 Fighters Were Eight Minutes Away From 9/11 Hijacked Planes
As two hijacked jetliners bore down on New York City's World Trade Center on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, two Air Force F-16 jet fighters were practicing bombing runs over an empty stretch of the Pine Barrens near Atlantic City.

Bush Senior Met With Bin Laden's Brother on 9/11
Comment: Despite studying September 11 for two years solid, one fact I only just discovered is that George W. Bush's father was meeting with Osama bin Laden's brother, Shafig bin Laden, in the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Washington, on the morning of 9/11. They were on Carlyle Group business just a few miles from where hijackers supposedly acting on behalf of Osama bin Laden would fly a plane into the Pentagon.

Al-Qaida tape shows new angle on WTC attacks
Video seen on website affiliated with terror network likely used to rally, recruit

Swiss confirm bin Laden bank link
Swiss authorities involved in the global hunt for terror money have established that both Osama bin Laden and suspected al-Qaida No 2 Ayman al-Zawahiri had links to Swiss bank accounts.

What has become of Britain's 500 'terrorist suspects'?
Of the 500 people arrested in Britain under the Terrorism Act since 9/11, so far only two have been convicted. What has happened to the others?

Medical journal calls for total UK smoking ban
A leading medical journal today called for an outright ban on smoking and cigarettes, a demand described as "health fascism" by smokers' groups.

Anti-tax group targets Dean's 'abysmal' record
Democrat represents 'a real threat to America's economic future'

Eminem wishes 'president dead'
Shocking lyrics in rapper's new song 'We as Americans'

Georgia’s “rose revolution”
Made-in-America coup?

Wal-Mart `Eats' More U.S. Manufacturers
In mid-November, Wal-Mart, the world's largest corporation and leader of the "globalization" drive, forced the closing of a national children's clothing store, Kids 'R' Us, and pushed the famous Hoover vacuum cleaner manufacturer to the brink; by the end of November, it is expected that Hoover may announce the shift of a substantial portion of its production facilities to Mexico, laying off hundreds of American workers.

Hillary: Bush trying to 'undo New Deal'
Says 'radical' administration threatening to inflict 'irreparable harm'

Tons of Depleted Uranium Polluting Iraq
U.S. forces unleashed at least 75 tons of toxic depleted uranium on Iraq during the war, reports the Christian Science Monitor.

The Giants of Blythe
Nazca, Peru is famous for the lines and figures of both animals and humans that dot its landscape. However, few people are aware that the American Southwest is also home to a large number of figures and shapes carved into the desert floor. These images are known as geoglyphs or intaglios.

Spammers to invade wide wireless world
Hot Russian teens soon will follow us wherever we go. Or at least advertisements for Web sites featuring them. Spammers are poised to send billions of unsolicited text messages hawking pornography, mortgage loans and Viagra pills, adding wireless devices to the list of places corrupted by unwanted e-mail.

Bird Die-Off in Ore. Puzzles Experts
Thousands of dead birds have washed up on West Coast beaches this fall in a die-off that has stumped experts.

Government issues new al-Qaida warning
Says group may be eyeing planes after socks with explosive residue found

General: Israel linked to intelligence failure
Accuses agencies of being blinded by '1-dimensional perception of Saddam Hussein'

1,700 U.S. soldiers quit Iraq: French magazine
One thousand and seven hundred U.S. soldiers have deserted their posts in Iraq, with many of them failing to return to military duty after getting permission to go back to the United States, according to the French weekly magazine Le Canard Enchaine.

Iraq to create war-crimes tribunal
Law calls for international experts to serve only as advisers

NAACP accused of rigging affirmative-action case
Groups file complaint against attorney amid leaked memos

Holy jihad 'insanity'?
Defense calls Malvo's jailhouse sketches full of Islamic-fundamentalism evidence

Abercrombie 'unfair' to some sales clerks
Ex-managers claim often forced to reduce hours of less attractive employees

District to ban Boy Scouts fliers?
Father complains about papers promoting group sent home with kids

Iran forces quell massive uprising
Protesters gunned down as people resist Revolutionary Guard assault

Abercrombie plans another porn catalog
Insists pulling Christmas issue had nothing to do with boycott

Busted for driving while breast-feeding
Mom caught on Ohio Turnpike sentenced to house arrest

Teacher sues over Christian history curriculum
Claims barred from mentioning other religions in lessons about civilizations

Nativity-scene ban sparks lawsuit
NYC mom takes district to court over refusal to allow display of model

Fight for control of the Net erupts at U.N.
A controversial plan to grant governments broad controls over the Internet has stolen the spotlight of a United Nations conference on IT next week, where China and Cuba will be among its strongest supporters.

Candidate changes party
Ex-GOP man will run for governor as a Libertarian

Flashback: School Security Tapes of Kids Undressing Viewed on Net
A Tennessee school district where security cameras were installed in a middle school's locker rooms is accused of allowing images of children changing their clothes to be viewed over the Internet. Tennessee school district where security cameras were installed in a middle school's locker rooms is accused of allowing images of children changing their clothes to be viewed over the Internet.

Greenville Installs Surveillance System To Cover Downtown
The next time you get the feeling someone's looking at you in downtown Greenville, you may be right. Greenville police say their new 87-camera, $500,000 surveillance system is operational and covers almost all of downtown.

Subdermal RFID chip provokes furore
To summarise, US cybercorporation Applied Digital Solutions has developed the so-called "VeriChip" , a "miniaturised, implantable radio frequency identification device (RFID) that has the potential to be used in a variety of personal identification, security, financial, and potential healthcare applications".

9/11 Victim Ellen Mariani's Open Letter to the President of the United States
"You Mr. Bush should be held responsible and liable for any and all acts that were committed to aid in any "cover up" of the tragic events of September 11, 2001..."

Press Ignores 9/11 Widow's Bush Treason Suit
Grieving New Hampshire widow who lost her man on 9/11 refuses the government's million dollar hush money payoff, studies the facts of the day for nearly two years, and comes to believe the White House "intentionally allowed 9/11 to happen" to launch a so-called "War on Terrorism" for personal and political gain.

Rush's medical records seized by state attorneys
Talk host's lawyer says probe 'looking more and more like a fishing expedition'

F-word-filled 'South Park' film airs on TV
'Most vile movie in history' provides holiday-weekend entertainment

Bush faces new enemy: Sexy American babes
Scantily clad gals join forces to strip president from office

Girl, 6, locked in dryer for weeks at a time
Caretaker forced youngster to eat, sleep, urinate, defecate inside machine

Chicago High School To Require All Students Get Drug Tested
Beginning next fall, St. Patrick's High School, on the northwest side, will become the first in Illinois to require drug tests of ALL its students.

An E-mail Could Get You Arrested
With the Internet becoming a more and more popular forum for expression around the world, concerns over governments violating the right of freedom of speech and the right of privacy in cases such as Liu's are growing, and indeed are providing a cautionary lesson for all nations dealing with this newer technology.

FBI Inches Back Toward Spy Role
A recently released memorandum sent by FBI officials to local police departments is proof that FBI agents, if not back in the spy business, are inching up on it. The memo, written before anti-Iraq war protests in October, urged police to keep close tabs on protesters.

Mexican Troops Kidnap Texas Family?
As many as eight armed Mexican soldiers crossed the border near a tiny Texas hamlet and kidnapped an American family of five last week, and are still holding one of them

Euro at new dollar high as ECB holds rates
The euro hit another new lifetime high against the US dollar on Thursday, after the European Central Bank left interest rates on hold, apparently shrugging aside rising concerns about the impact of the currency's strength on the eurozone's recovery prospects.

Report: U.S. 'disappointed' with Sharon
Powell meeting architects of Geneva Accord despite Israeli misgivings

Israelis thwart suicide attack on school
Terrorists under control of Arafat hid explosives inside mosque

US forces accused of Iraq 'massacre'
The US army came under renewed pressure on Wednesday over its conduct in a battle at the weekend in the central Iraqi town of Samarra, as Iran's senior religious leader accused the American forces of "a savage massacre" in which 54 locals were reportedly killed.

Pills urged for people near nuke plants
Potassium iodide can help protect thyroid gland of those exposed to radiation

CBS 11 Investigates Poison Gas Plot
Federal authorities this year mounted one of the most extensive investigations of domestic terrorism since the Oklahoma City bombing, CBS 11 has learned.

Court: School ban on shirts depicting weapons too broad
The National Rifle Association had challenged Albemarle County schools on behalf of a student who was ordered to turn his NRA T-shirt inside-out because administrators feared it could encourage violence. The shirt bears silhouettes of gunmen and the words "NRA Sports Shooting Camp."

Chinese military ready for "necessary" casualties over Taiwan
Senior Chinese military officers warned Taiwan it was staring into the abyss of war and the mainland was ready for "necessary" casualties if the island pursued its independence drive

Opposition to homosexual marriage on rise
Poll: 63% back traditional definition, despite legalization efforts

Flu blamed for deaths of 11 children
Particularly susceptible because bodies not previously exposed to virus

As Society Breaks Down, Sick and Troubled People Seek More Twisted and Horrible "Kicks" -- Like this Cannibal and His Willing Victim, Too Ill for Words...
In one of the most extraordinary trials in German criminal history, the self-confessed cannibal admitted that he had met a 43-year-old Berlin engineer, Bernd Brandes, after advertising on the internet, and had chopped him up and eaten him.

Bribery plot in Medicare vote?
Justice Department to review complaints from political-watchdog groups

Japan to Introduce Missile Defense System, Report Says
Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi intends to introduce a missile defense system to protect Japan from the threat posed by North Korea ballistic missiles, a Japanese newspaper said on Thursday.

Doctors debate paid organ donors
The NHS should be allowed to buy organs from live donors to use in transplant operations, an ethics conference will be told today.

Critics: Congress generous with taxpayer money
Federal spending per household highest since WWII

Osama linked to Swiss bank
Zurich account opened in 1990 by members of bin Laden family

Crop circles considered out of teens' league
Paranormal SWAT team won't rule out alien authorship

In-store Christmas carols considered 'psycho-terror'
Union claims staffers suffering mental problems from constant music playing

Man ticketed ... for popped balloon!
Given summons for making unreasonable noise on NYC street

8-year-old ordered into sex-offender program
Accused of fondling 4 female classmates outside their clothing

Roy Moore appeals removal from office
'10 Commandments judge' battling to regain Alabama chief justice post

Chemtrails, Aerosol Skies Over The Sierras
The following images from Peter show the stark contrast between a heavily laden Chemtrail day and suddenly, a perfectly clear day - one right after the other.

Legal group challenges Christmas 'Grinch'
Launches campaign to prevent blatant religious discrimination

'Choice on Earth' returns for encore
Planned Parenthood says criticism of Christmas card boosted sales

Church doesn't think like Jesus
Survey shows only 9% of Christians have biblical worldview

Return of the KGB
Everyone knows the secret police are back. What’s new is the shocking breadth and depth of their influence

The New Alchemy
Turning Murder into Suicide

Racial 'bake sale' tied to lousy sports teams
Athletic director fears affirmative-action protest's impact on recruiting

Black leader supports Cincinnati cops
Jesse Peterson says police used 'adequate force' to subdue suspect

The Man-Made Origin of AIDS
Are Human and Viral Experiments Responsible For Unleashing The HIV Holocaust??

Reagan to boot Roosevelt off dime?
Congressmen introduce bill to replace FDR, honor ' the Freedom President'

Israeli to Powell: Skip Mideast meeting
Vice premier says U.S. secretary would not help Geneva peace initiative

Cops' theory in Laci case revealed
Peterson to be arraigned today after judge rules enough evidence for trial

Holiday toy glorifies 9-11
Osama figurine with burning Twin Towers on sale in West Bank

KY Screaming Sounds Firmly Linked To UFO Sighting
In effort to further explore the report of 'unidentified lights' and screaming sounds alleged in Morehead, Kentucky, an internet search was conducted to retrieve the address and phone numbers of residents of Adams Lane (law officer earlier contacted had advised of the search taking place near this location).

December in UFO History
Some of the more interesting sightings on the UFO Timeline

The Army Air Forces has announced that a flying disk has been found and is now in the possession of the Army
Army officers say the missile, found sometime last week, has been inspected at Roswell, New Mexico, and sent to Wright Field, Ohio, for further inspection.

World War 4 In 2004
Even though Bush II will lose the popular vote in the US presidential election of 2004, his Electoral College victory seems assured. With Republican party governors firmly in charge of Florida, California, Texas and New York, and supported by a whopping Bush campaign war chest approaching $200 million, dubious electronic voting schemes courtesy of Diebold, Lockheed Martin and other defense contractors, it seems certain that Bush will make it back to the Oval Office through the back door that is the Electoral College.

US Takes War Into Space
Levels Of The Game; The Deeper You Go, The Darker It Gets

A U.N. grab for Internet control?
Proposal expected at global summit in Geneva

All Options Open, US Warns 'Rogue' Countries
The Bush administration on Tuesday defended its strategy of pre-emptive action against Iraq - even while admitting that US intelligence had been imperfect - and warned that the US was ready to use all options against five other "rogue states".

Porn catalog gets yanked
After boycott produces 300 calls per hour company stops selling quarterly in stores

People Hearing Persistent, Mysterious Hum Aren't Alone
"These people are definitely not crazy," said Jim Cowan, senior consultant for Acentech Inc. in Cambridge, Mass. Acentech was hired by the City of Kokomo, Ind., to study a mysterious hum that residents first complained about in 1999. "They are just picking something up that others can't," Mr. Cowan said.

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Mark Lombardi: Global (Conspiracy) Networks
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The Battle of Darkness & Light

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Baker Takes The Whole Loaf
And who will net the big bucks under Jim Baker's plan? Answer: his client, Saudi Arabia, which claims $30.7 billion due from Iraq plus $12 billion in reparations from the First Gulf war.

Manuel Valenzuela
'The stupefaction of a nation'
We are the lifeblood of the conglomerate, of vital importance, and, as such, it is in its best interest to control as much of our lives as possible, transforming us into obedient servants of obliviousness.

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Protocols Of Zion - Matters Not Who Wrote Them

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Chem Trails over Pflugerville Texas just north of Austin 12/03/03 - Intel Report

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The Higher Mysteries
From the beginning of recorded history, we have mention of sacred teachings concerning the rebirth of humans into a Higher Consciousness.

Marcus Warren
Monsters & Cannibals At War In Haiti
Fuelled By Drugs And Voodoo, Supporters Of Haiti's President Jean-Bertrand Aristide Are Fighting A Revolt Against Him

Jack Cashill
TWA FLIGHT 800: Pilot takes NTSB to court
The CIA lied, expert eyewitnesses come forward

The Pyramids of Egypt & Mars
"Typology"is the study of prophetic foreshadowing - the use of metaphor, allusion, and symbol that goes beyond the literal interpretation of words, phrases,and the mere physical expression of an object. By studying the typologyof the anomalous structures on Cydonia - the geometry and the numbers encoded therein - one can gain insight into the identity of the builders.

Paul Walter
Children: Victims of a Sex-Crazed Society

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Man Of Peace - Child Of Light

HAARP Theory and Research Goals
It appears that on the chemtrails CCF bulletin board there is much concern about the HAARP system and its relationship to chemtrails techniques.
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Richard Mack for Governor
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Kidnapping in Candelaria
The escalating border war with Mexico

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Middle Finger News - Censorship And The War Gang
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JFK, 911 & The Real America - Tying US History Together

Gen. Franks: When US is hit with WMD the Constitution will be discarded in favor of a military form of government - NewsMax

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Now Hollywood Sexualizes Grannies
Normalizing The Unnatural

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Empty Lives...Empty Words...Empty Chairs

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The Continuing Catastrophe Called Chemtrails

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'We Didn't Know' Will Be No Excuse - The Wall

George Monbiot
The moral myth
Superpowers act out of self-interest, not morality, and the US in Iraq is no different

Sherman Skolnick
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Why the Bankers Love The Left
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Bring'em Home - Not Send'em Off

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NWO Target Date for the "Mark" 2007
"Mark of the Beast" Technology Anounced!
Applied Digital Solutions' CEO Announces ``VeriPay'' Secure, Subdermal Solution for Payment and Credit Transactions at ID World 2003 in Paris

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Sweeping new emergency laws to counter UK terror

Gen. Franks: When US is hit with WMD the Constitution will be discarded in favor of a military form of government - NewsMax

NWO Target Date for the "Mark" 2007
"Mark of the Beast" Technology Anounced!
Applied Digital Solutions' CEO Announces ``VeriPay'' Secure, Subdermal Solution for Payment and Credit Transactions at ID World 2003 in Paris

Right to Travel
Depite Actions of Police and Local Courts, Higher Courts Have Ruled That American Citizens Have A Right To Travel Without State Permits

THE BIRTH CERTIFICATE SCAM
Once a state has registered a birth document with U.S. Department of Commerce, the Department notifies the Treasury Department, which takes out a loan from the Federal Reserve.

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Neanderthal 'face' found in Loire
A flint object with a striking likeness to a human face may be one of the best examples of art by Neanderthal man ever found, the journal Antiquity reports.

Abortion-clinic boycott has 'pro-choicers' on ropes
Planned Parenthood sounds alarm as residents launch petition, plan rally

Thompson Promotes HIV Awareness in Zambia
U.S. Official Tommy Thompson Appeals for Redoubling of Efforts Against Fighting HIV in Zambia

Dissection too cruel for school?
PETA claims 'immoral' practice desensitizes students to animal suffering

Producer intent on 'Trading Places' with Bush
Hollywood award-winner wants to 'bring freedom back to America'

Patriot Act Author Has Concerns
Detaining citizens as 'enemy combatants' - a policy not spelled out in the act - is flawed, the legal scholar says.

Nigeria slated for rights abuses
A leading US human rights organisation has accused the Nigerian Government of using violence and intimidation to silence its critics.

Security breaches. Suicidal detainees. A legal challenge heading to the Supreme Court. Welcome to Guantanamo
Though U.S. officials have released some inmates deemed harmless, new ones are still arriving, with about 20 coming and going last week. Amid a global argument about their rights, the Supreme Court recently agreed to decide whether the captives at Guantanamo can at least challenge their detention in federal court.

New surveillance guidelines fuel debate in California
Federal authorities may now have broad powers under the USA Patriot Act to monitor the public in its fight against terrorism, but guidelines distributed last month by the California attorney general's office contradict the surveillance methods used by federal agencies -- and advise local police to observe stricter state limits when it comes to spying on the public.

Miami crowd control would do tyrant proud
Miami police Chief John Timoney must be mighty proud of the social order he maintained during the Free Trade Area of the Americas summit a couple of weeks ago in Miami - sort of the way Saddam Hussein was proud of quieting dissension in his country.

President To Drop Tariffs On Steel
The Bush administration has decided to repeal most of its 20-month-old tariffs on imported steel to head off a trade war that would have included foreign retaliation against products exported from politically crucial states, administration and industry sources said yesterday.

Bosnian Muslims start war trial
The first senior Bosnian Muslims accused of war crimes have gone on trial at the Hague tribunal.

Mics Found At Santa Barbara Sheriff's HQ
Sheriff's officials said several wireless microphones discovered outside their headquarters could be the latest of several attempts by journalists to surreptitiously get information on the Michael Jackson molestation case.

New sniper feared after death on Ohio highway
Fear that a copycat sniper is on the loose gripped Ohio yesterday after a fatal shooting and 10 other attacks on the Jack Nicklaus Highway.

US favors eventually handing role in Afghanistan to NATO: Rumsfeld
The United States favors eventually turning over the US-led coalition's military operations in Afghanistan to NATO as the alliance expands its security role there, US Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said here Sunday.

Microsoft Software in Every Car?
Cars with the Microsoft software will speak up when it's time for an oil change. They'll warn drivers about wrecks on the road ahead and scout alternative routes. They'll pay freeway tolls automatically. The software running their brakes will upgrade itself wirelessly.

Rumsfeld Presses NATO Allies on Iraq
Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld Encourages NATO Allies to Provide More Help in Iraq

Only dictators ban television news
The raid by the U.S.-appointed Iraqi officials on an Arab television network bureau in Baghdad and the ban on its broadcasts hardly fits my idea of how to spread democracy in the Middle East.

Bloodiest month in Iraq leaves 105 troops dead
The bloodiest month since the United States led the invasion and occupation of Iraq has come to a deadly close after insurgents killed 14 people from five nations in a weekend of apparently carefully calculated attacks.

For the Iraqis, a Missile Deal That Went Sour
For two years before the American invasion of Iraq, Mr. Hussein's sons, generals and front companies were engaged in lengthy negotiations with North Korea, according to computer files discovered by international inspectors and the accounts of Bush administration officials.

U.S., Indonesia Starting to Normalize Military Ties
The United States and Indonesia are starting to build a more "normal" military-to-military relationship, Secretary of State Colin Powell says.

Saudi official blames 'foreigners' for terror
Prince implies al-Qaida not responsible for recent attacks

Big Iraq ambush 'was bank heist'
An ambush on US troops in Iraq's city of Samarra was an attempt to seize new Iraqi banknotes, the US military say.

Terrorist base south of border
Paraguay sees major influx of Arabic-speaking 'Europeans'

Dem for prez helps group tied to terror
Kucinich headlines weekend fund-raiser for CAIR, linked to Hamas, Islamist goals

Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Second Amendment Case
The U.S. Supreme Court has denied Petition for Writ of Certiorari in the Silveira v. Lockyer Second Amendment lawsuit. As of this publication, the Silveira docket website was not yet updated, but Cornell's Supreme Court orders page for December 1 lists the case as denied.

Taiwan, US to hold defense talks, computer war simulation
Taiwan and the United States are to hold comprehensive defense talks and a computer war simulation later this month, defense officials said Monday amid rising tensions with rival China.

Deadlock as Israel rejects bid on talks
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has rejected calls for a halt to Israeli settlement and fence-building in the West Bank as a condition for a first meeting with his new Palestinian counterpart, Ahmed Qurie.

Chavez appoints Saddam supporter
Venezuelan now in charge of nation's passport agency

Drivers face mobile phone fines
A ban on using handheld mobile phones while driving has come into force.

Army 'forcing out sick Gulf war veterans'
The Ministry of Defence forced "hundreds" of victims of Gulf war syndrome to quit the Army under a system known as manning control to avoid paying them medical pensions.

What's in Dean's secret Vermont files?
Howard rips Bush for secrecy, but locks up own records to prevent embarrassment

God becomes fault line
Americans who frequently attend religious services tilt 63-37 percent to Bush

Arafat`s Price Scale for Letting Palestinians Travel to Geneva
The unauthorized Geneva Accords launch ceremony, celebrated by a flock of unofficial and private individuals at the Swiss lakeside city on Monday, December 1, have netted handsome profits for Yasser Arafat.

Hollywood Democrats hold 'Hate Bush' event
'To prevent the advancement of the current extremist right wing agenda'

Rock stars unite to oust Bush
Don Henley, Dave Matthews, Moby ask fans to 'get involved'

Liberal radio group says close to acquiring 5 stations
'We're steady as she goes to have a broadcast debut in early 2004'

Battle for Gore's news channel heats up
Al faces fight from WorldNetDaily in bid for Newsworld International

French row over rights for unborn
French feminists, doctors and the leftwing opposition reacted furiously after the conservative majority in parliament passed a bill making it a crime to cause a pregnant woman to miscarry against her will.

U.S. forces kill 46 Iraqis attempting ambush
Many of dead attackers found wearing uniforms of Saddam's Fedayeen militia

Iraqi council may backtrack on power-transfer plan after objections
The U.S.-appointed Iraqi Governing Council is rethinking an agreement that called for the United States to turn over power to Iraqis by July without general elections.

3 al-Qaida caught in Iraq, U.S. says
If confirmed, it would be 1st disclosed detention of bin Laden terrorists in country

Lieberman warns of global religious war
Calls Iraq testing ground on fanatical Muslims' willingness to do battle

Iraq scientists: We lied about nuclear weapons
Top physicist: 'It was all like building sand castles'

Britain fears Christmas terror
Police, MI5 security service worried about attacks on soft targets like shopping centers

China quake kills at least 11, injures 47, destroys 700 houses
The quake, measuring 6.1 on the Richter scale, hit Zhaosu county, with a population of 165,000, in the Xinjiang region near the border with Kazakhstan at 9.38 am (0138 GMT).

Syria gives Turkey 22 bombing suspects
In connection with 4 deadly suicide attacks in Istanbul

Sabbath bomber admits al-Qaida ties
61 people killed in attack 2 weeks ago at Turkish synagogue

10,000 Iranians chant 'Death to America'
'The region will only see peace and calm when the occupiers get out'

Iran Clarifies Uranium Enrichment Plans
Iran Insists Its Decision to Suspend Uranium Enrichment Is 'Voluntary and Temporary'

Muslim Bush appointee blasts president
In candid interview with Arab paper calls him religious colonialist

Feds fear air cargo, ramps open to terror
Internal memo advises tightening aircraft security during holidays

Laws to 'protect' women from fundamentalists
France addressing contentious issues arising from Muslim minority

Talks over NI power-sharing
Northern Ireland Secretary Paul Murphy is meeting the main parties in the newly-elected assembly to discuss the future of devolved government.

Arrest for catching mouse?
California law pushed by animal group requires trapping license

'Good Catholics wear condoms'
Group within church claims it's countering Vatican 'misinformation'

Michael Schiavo tries to block Gov. Bush
Wants quick court ruling on challenge to law allowing wife to live

EU summit tackles key divisions
European Union foreign ministers are addressing some of the most divisive issues of a new European constitution on day two of their meeting in Naples.

Lindbergh's double life proved?
3 German siblings claim DNA tests show famed aviator is father

American armed forces are assuming major new domestic policing and surveillance roles
Preoccupied with the war in Iraq and still traumatized by Sept. 11, 2001, the American public has paid little attention to some of what is being done inside the United States in the name of anti-terrorism. Under the banner of "homeland security," the military and intelligence communities are implementing far-reaching changes that blur the lines between terrorism and other kinds of crises and will break down long-established barriers to military action and surveillance within the U.S.

Expanded Patriot Act Reach Would Hit The Net, Too
A bill approved by Congress last week to extend the reach of the Patriot Act would expand the FBI's business document and transaction power to cyberspace stations like eBay, Internet logs, and Internet service providers, and without requiring a judge's approval.

UN chief condemns Israeli barrier
United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan has described Israel's decision to construct the West Bank security fence as "deeply counter-productive".

FBI Publicly Denies Spying on Protesters
Senior FBI officials took the unusual step Tuesday of publicly declaring that agents are not using the war against terrorism as a cover to collect information on people who demonstrate against the government.

Cigar Aficionado's Interview with General Tommy Franks
Thanks to a Great listener for scanning this in so all Infowars.com's visitors can read the disturbing interview

ID cards plan within 10 years
Measures to create a national identity card system have been announced in the Queen's Speech. Text: the Queen's speech

Terror threat sparks new powers
Police and ministers are to get new powers to deal with terror incidents and other emergencies. Plans announced in the Queen's Speech mean that in a "catastrophic incident", the police could evacuate danger areas and requisition specialist equipment.

Terror suspect released
A 33-year-old man arrested by anti-terrorist police during raids in Birmingham has been released without charge.

Additive shifting theory in anthrax attacks?
Substance made spores mailed to 2 senators float more freely in air

Jackson 'gay pedophile,' says ex-estate manager
Says 'one of the nicest persons you will ever meet' but has serious 'illness'

Schwarzenegger paroles convicted murderer
2nd within week was woman whose release rejected by Gray Davis

Protests mark Bush's first visit to Las Vegas as president
President Bush visited Las Vegas on Tuesday, hoping to raise funds and support among Nevada residents, who turned out in force to show their anger at his decisions to approve Yucca Mountain and reform Medicare.

Japan scuttles two spy satellites
Japanese officials have blown up a rocket carrying two spy satellites intended to monitor North Korea.

Japan Investigating Failed Spy Satellite Launch
Officials in Japan are investigating what went wrong in the failed launch of two spy satellites on Saturday. The aborted launch is a blow to the prestige of Japan's space program and its intelligence efforts.

Family Values: Bush brother's divorce reveals sex romps
Neil Bush, younger brother of President Bush, detailed lucrative business deals and admitted to engaging in sex romps with women in Asia in a deposition taken in March as part of his divorce from now ex-wife Sharon Bush.

America's Gulags
All across the nation cities, and especially homeowner's associations, are creating gulags where residents are now seen as inmates needing to be kept in line by vigilant zoning boards, homeowner's association storm troopers and condominium boards.

Cops Tried to Kill Me!: Suspect
Although he was in violation of parole and wanted for a Manhattan murder, Sean Pritchett said yesterday it wasn't an arrest that cops were looking for when they burst into his apartment in 1995 - it was an execution.

First official China-based UN organization headquarters set up
Kim Hak Su, a UN undersecretary, said at the second session of the APCAEM the UN organization would play a role in eliminating poverty, balancing the impact of globalization on developing countries and solving common social problems.

Georgian party HQ rocked by blast
An explosion has damaged the offices of a Georgian political party critical of the movement which swept President Eduard Shevardnadze from power.

Supreme Court or World Court?
Justice O'Connor predicted that, "over time, we will rely increasingly — or take notice at least increasingly — on international and foreign law in resolving domestic issues."

When Cash Is Only Skin Deep
A Florida company has announced plans to develop a service that would allow consumers to pay for merchandise using microchips implanted under their skin.

US pays up for fatal Iraq blunders
The US military has paid out $1.5m (£907,000) to Iraqi civilians in response to a wave of negligence and wrongful death claims filed against American soldiers

Only 10 percent of Japanese support Iraq troop dispatch
And an overwhelming majority -- 89 percent -- said they were dissatisfied with the government's explanation of why it has promised to dispatch members of the Self-Defense Force

Turks Arrest Suspected Synagogue Bomber
Turkish Police Arrest Unidentified Man Suspected of Ordering Attack on Istanbul Synagogue

Al-Qaida terrorists to gas U.S. subways?
Homeland Security memo warns of device that uses cyanide to asphyxiate its victims

Online Porn Driving Sexually Aggressive Children
Incidents of young children displaying sexually aggressive behavior towards others appear to be on the increase, and exposure to online pornography is a key factor, according to a new study in Australia.

Lawmakers agree on language banning human-organism patents
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office would be barred from issuing patents on human organisms, such as genetically engineered embryos, under an agreement reached by lawmakers Monday.

4 Children Die In Colorado From The Flu
Three more children have died of flu-related illnesses, bringing to at least four the number of fatalities in Colorado this season

Feds to cops: Prepare for al-Qaida car bombs
Confidential memorandum advises taking high-threat measures for end of Ramadan

Letter from Prison: Jim Traficant Speaks
"Thank you! Thank you for thinking of me and my family. Life is hectic and fast-paced - and for you to have thought of me, and then to stop and take time from your precious life to write me - is an honor. And once again, I thank you! Most of the people who write me say they cannot understand why the government targeted me with such a passion."

Students' Ramadan-fast assignment protested
Immigrants who fled persecution rally to tell 'truth about Islam'

Sharon Ignores UN Resolution Korei: Seeking a 'Hudna'
The Palestinians welcomed the resolution, but said what they called Israel’s “refusal” to implement the ‘map’ should result in sanctions.

Muslim bus drivers ousted over headdress
Women claim NYC overreacting to fears stemming from Sept. 11

Canadian Gitmo Detainee 'Dropped Into Afghanistan'
"...Khadr was dropped into Afghanistan by U.S. authorities with no money or identification and was told that Canada doesn't want him back... the Canadian embassies in both Pakistan and Turkey kicked him out when he told them who he was."

Labor union: Smoking a disability
Argues employers can't reject tobacco users, because it's addiction

Turkish Court Charges 9 in Bombings Probe
Turkish Court Charges Nine Suspected Accomplices in Suicide Bombings Probe, Defense Lawyer Says

IBM put gag on medics
A former IBM occupational nurse testified Wednesday that a manager ordered medical staff never to say workers' ailments were caused by toxic chemicals, and instead to blame symptoms on allergies, alcohol or fatty foods to avoid workers' compensation claims.

Fears over rise in sex disease cases
New infections of HIV, which causes Aids, have risen in Britain by 20 per cent since 2001, bringing the number of people with the virus to nearly 50,000, health experts said yesterday.

U.N. promotes HIV-positive Muppet
Brings 'levity and compassion' to topic that often evokes opposite

The HIV Explosion
Latest statistics show 49,500 people now have the virus. And experts claim almost one third of them do not know they are infected, after it was spotted during other screening.

HIV secrecy proving deadly
As many as 33% of 900,000 Americans infected with virus may not know it

Immigrant Money Sent South Is Double Total US Foreign Aid
More than 40 per cent of adult Hispanic immigrants in the US regularly send money to relatives in their native countries, a flow of funds totalling nearly $30bn this year, a new study finds, AP reports in Washington.

EU shelves racism report focusing on Muslims
Anti-Semitism study showing Islamic perpetrators judged inflammatory

Explosion shakes central Baghdad
The blast, which sent white smoke billowing up in the south of the Iraqi capital, occurred moments after a smaller one was heard.

Worst hatred since Holocaust?
Jewish leaders claim rising Muslim influence has altered mood of Europe

Britain set to ditch EU constitution
UK said frustrated at failure of member states to settle competing demands

Blair, Chirac defend EU troops
Insist plans for Europe to have own military capability will not undermine NATO

World growing hungrier, says UN
The United Nations food agency has warned that world hunger is rising again, despite international efforts to reduce poverty.

Theft of cobalt prompts security inquiry
Lapse in surveillance leads to looting of dangerously radioactive capsules

Evangelicals outraged over Bush's 'same god' remark
Christian leaders express dismay: 'He is commander in chief, not theologian in chief'

Violence Plagued Ramadan Ends in Mideast
A Ramadan marked by violence in the Middle East ended across most of the region Monday night, as Muslims prepared for the three-day Eid el-Fitr holiday that closes the holy month of fasting.

Muhammad gets death for murder
Jurors render sentence after 6-1/2 hours, lethal injection likely mode of execution

Solar Hurricane Hits Earth in Repeat of Oct Storm
Magnetic solar hurricanes like those that wreaked havoc last month have hit Earth again, confusing satellites and causing aurora borealis displays as far south as Florida, Finnish meteorologists said last week.

Pollution Linked To Strokes
City air pollution can greatly increase a person's chances of having a stroke, according to Taiwanese researchers.

Senate cuts off Medicare filibuster
But Democrats have another trick up sleeve to stop drug bill

Al-Arabiya editor denies 'incitement'
The chief editor of al-Arabiya satellite channel has rejected charges that the station incited murder by airing a Saddam Hussein tape calling for attacks on Iraqi officials.

Bush signs record $401 billion defense bill
Legislation provides 4% raise for military personnel

Blair plans new laws to curb civil liberties
The measures could potentially outlaw participation in a protest march, such as last week's demonstrations during President Bush's state visit, making it, in effect, a criminal offence to criticise government policy.

Jewish settlers fret over Sharon hints
Suggestions some Jewish settlements could be uprooted by Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon have sent a jolt through the communities.

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

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

Sharon peace nod amid expulsions
The men, who have not been charged, were moved to the Gaza Strip after losing appeals to the Supreme Court.

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

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

Congress Expands FBI Spying Power
Congress approved a bill on Friday that expands the reach of the Patriot Act, reduces oversight of the FBI and intelligence agencies and, according to critics, shifts the balance of power away from the legislature and the courts.

A Welcome Failure
Delegates and protestors alike have packed their bags and quit Miami. Another international trade summit has closed without a significant deal being signed. So why is everyone claiming victory?

Family of dying GI battles bureaucracy
They rushed him to an emergency room. A month and several hospitals later, Alford's family learned that he was dying of a disease eating away his brain. He had Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, an extremely rare and fatal degenerative brain disorder akin to mad cow disease that causes rapid, progressive dementia.

U.S. Detonates 'Mother of All Bombs' in Florida Test
The most powerful conventional bomb in the U.S. arsenal exploded in a huge, fiery cloud on a Florida test range on Friday after being dropped by an Air Force cargo plane in the last developmental step for the nearly 11-ton"mother of all bombs."

Canadian general wants more NATO in Afghanistan
Thousands more soldiers required. Expanded security role next year could include provincial reconstruction teams

Fears Iraqi Insurgency Spreading
U.S. troops opened fire after an explosion near a military convoy Monday in Mosul, as fears grew that the anti-coalition insurgency was spreading north a day after two American soldiers were savagely beaten and killed in the same city.

US emissary urges Sharon to fulfill promises in secret meeting: newspaper
A US emissary met secretly last Monday in Rome with Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and urged the latter to fulfill his promises, Israeli newspaper Ha'aretz reported Monday.

Despite Warnings, British Foreign Office Left British consulate in Istanbul exposed to a terrorist attack
As the Turkish authorities continued to question 18 suspects following the suicide bombing which left 30 dead and 450 injured last Thursday, questions were being asked about why Britain had not moved its consulate to a more secure part of the city, as the Americans had done

UK rejects French terror extradition
A British court has refused to extradite a suspected Islamic extremist to France to face charges in connection with terror attacks which left 10 people dead and injured 180 others.

Allies point the finger at Britain as al-Qaida's 'revolving door'
Investigators in Britain are privately at loggerheads with their US and continental European counterparts over claims that the UK was used as a pivotal base for Osama bin Laden's al-Qaida network in the run-up to the September 11 terror attacks.

Britain 'sheltering al-Qaeda leader'
A senior al-Qaeda leader is reportedly being looked after by British intelligence at a safe house in northern England - but security sources are denying the claim.

France tobacco sellers on march
Thousands of tobacco sellers from across France have marched through Paris to protest against tax rises.

Ordinance: Kansas town residents must arm themselves
Residents of this south-central Kansas community have passed an ordinance requiring most households to have guns and ammunition.

Rummy's Nuclear Weapons Could Trigger World War III
Rumsfeld's plan to develop so-called “mini” nuclear weapons has many people across the globe fearing the very worst.

Bush Vows to Start More War
Just 24 hours before today's mass anti-war rally in London, he defended invading Iraq. Mr Bush paid lip service to global anti-war feeling - then threatened military action whenever he felt like it.

Children without MMR struck off GPs' lists
Children who have not had the MMR vaccine have been dropped from doctors' patient lists so that surgeries can claim extra money for meeting Government targets, a health watchdog has revealed.

Moscow fire kills 32 foreign students
A fire, possibly caused by an electrical fault, has swept through a Moscow dormitory block, killing 32 foreign students and injuring 139 others, local officials say.

Is 'Iraqifada' causing manpower problem?
If U.S. estimates of 5,000 terrorists are right, more troops will be needed to deal with them

At least 17 U.S. troops have committed suicide in Iraq
Since April, the military says, at least 17 Americans _ 15 Army soldiers and two Marines _ have taken their own lives in Iraq. The true number is almost certainly higher.

Mob mutilates bodies of U.S. troops
Rifles through Americans' pockets, pummels corpses with concrete blocks

NYPD: Explosives vanish from airport
Material powerful enough to down jet disappears mysteriously from Newark International

Black Copters, Underground Bases & Invisible Government 
By the time the shocking, surreal events of 911 settled into the national psyche, it seems that Americans had already surrendered their attachments to the principles of the rule of law that the country was founded upon. Goodbye constitution; we are already living in a new and very different country.

Lawmakers OK Spending Bill Food Measure
Bargainers tying down the last details of a mammoth $390 billion spending bill agreed to block labels identifying which country food products come from for the next two years, lawmakers and aides said Saturday.

India Cautious of Pakistan Cease-Fire
India Cautious of Pakistan's Unilateral Cease-Fire Announcement for Frontier Dividing Kashmir

Army Reserve battling an exodus
The US Army Reserve fell short of its reenlistment goals this fiscal year, underscoring Pentagon fears that the protracted conflict in Iraq could cause a crippling exodus from the armed services

Brutal deaths of US soldiers reveal simmering resentment among some in northern city
The slaying of two US soldiers and the mutilation of their bodies offended some in this neighborhood of dilapidated houses and potholed streets where the killing occurred.

Woman in subzero temps 'saved by angels'
Credits heavenly help for weeklong, miraculous survival in wilderness

The answer is blowing in the wind
MUSICAL symphonies played on the giant rotating blades of wind turbines are being considered by one of Scotland’s leading power companies in an attempt to engage the public with the growing energy-generating source.

New Zealand prime minister a terrorist?
Helen Clark said to be 'a bit upset' after getting searched for explosives

Israel threatens strikes on Iranian nuclear targets
ISRAEL has warned that it is prepared to take unilateral military action against Iran if the international community fails to stop any development of nuclear weapons at the country’s atomic energy facilities.

Australian UFO Research 2003 In Review
2003 was a year filled with exciting new ufological ventures and adventures. In 2002 the AUFORN team alone set 10 reachable goals for 2003 and we have meet them all with the help of many people."well done team and thank you to all.

Iraqis ambush, mutilate soldiers
Two American soldiers were shot and mutilated Sunday by assailants who attacked their vehicle in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul in another day of insurgent violence against coalition forces, according to U.S. military sources.

Uranium 'unaccounted for' at nuke plant
Whereabouts of radioactive thorium also remains mystery

Afghan camps have links to terror attacks
Intelligence: Extremists trained, pledged their allegiance to bin Laden, al-Qaida

U.S. wages war on al-Qaida's opium crop
Afghan drugs now represent terror group's principal source of income

Pakistan offers Kashmir ceasefire
Pakistan has offered to impose a ceasefire along the military line of control in Kashmir and India has promised to reply within one day.

Daschle insists Republicans pull Bush ad
Spot portrays president as fighter of terrorism, Democrats retreating from battle

'Velvet revolution' in Georgia
Shevardnadze flees capital after protesters seize the parliament

Machine-guns found on airliner
New York-bound Czech flight forced to land in Iceland

Saudis placate Islamist radicals
Royals, clergy bargain to stop terror with those close to al-Qaida, bin Laden

"Mark of the Beast" Technology Announced!
Applied Digital Solutions' CEO Announces ``VeriPay'' Secure, Subdermal Solution for Payment and Credit Transactions at ID World 2003 in Paris

Bio-chip implant arrives for cashless transactions
Announcement at global security confab unveils syringe-injectable ID microchip

Corruption charge deals blow to Iraq turnover
Officials probed for allegedly taking bribes over contracts for cell-phone networks

Pentagon bankers may bail out Black
A powerful banking group with close links to the Pentagon, which has also invested money on behalf of the Bin Laden family, is in talks to bail out beleaguered Daily Telegraph owner Conrad Black.

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