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عامّةمطار يتمّ ماسحات فعليّة شريط بحثيوم الثلاثاء, يونيو - حزيران [10ث], 2008 بتوماس [فرنك] | [بود-سكنّينغ] ركّبت آلات أنّ يبدي صور الالناس تحت لباسهم يكون في 10 من الأمة مطارات مشغولة في واحدة من الإستعمالات كبيرة عامّة [سكريتي دفيس] أنّ يكشف [بودي برت] خصوصيّة. النقل أمن بدأ إدارة ([تسا]) مؤخّرا يستعمل جسم مسح على عشوائيّا يختار مسافرات في [لوس نجلس], بلتيمور, دنفر, [ألبوقورقو] وفي…
[هبرينفلأيشن] ممكنة مقبلةيوم الإثنين, يونيو - حزيران [9ث], 2008 بإسطفان [لندمن] - [رينف] | يفكّر والتر "جون" ويليامس من الصندوق. هو يجعل قراءة [ديسقويتينغ], غير أنّ لن يجده أنت في التيّار رئيسيّ. على الأقلّ لا غالبا. هو يركض "خيالة حكومة إحصائيّة" موقعة مع إلكترونيّة [ب-سوبسكريبأيشن] الرسالة الإخباريّة. أيّ شخص يستطيع نفذت بعض من ه معطيات وتقرير خاصّ عرضيّة. هم يستطيع أيضا قدّمت تفكيره. في خاصّتي…
[شني] يغضب عراقيات على أمن صفقةيوم الإثنين, يونيو - حزيران [9ث], 2008 بغاري [ليوبّ] | يريد ديك [شني] الحكومة عراقيّة يركّب بالولايات المتّحدة الأمريكيّة احتلال إلى إشارة [ا]? أمن إتفاق? مع واشنطن [بي ث ند وف] يوليو-تمّوز. (وقعت الإتفاق, بما في ذلك [ستتثس-وف-فورسس] إتفاق, كنت بالولايات المتّحدة الأمريكيّة رئيس غير أنّ لا مثّلت معاهدة يتطلّب موافقة خاصّ بالكونغرس.) الولايات المتّحدة الأمريكيّة قد كان سفيرة [رن] [كروكر] [ففريشلي]…
تلقّيت مسؤول حكوميّ يكسر الاتّحاد الأوروبي قواعد?يوم الأحد, يونيو - حزيران [8ث], 2008 [إيك] والز | قد كان أسئلة يرفع على ما إذا قواعد أوروبيّة يكون كسرت في الدوران من جديدة? [92م] عمل منحة خطة. يتبع الاهتمامات اجتماع في هولندا منزل فندق في قاردفّ في يوم الخميس, عندما كبريات اجتماع مسؤول حكوميّ لخّصنا أعضاء من [ولش] [بوسنسّ كمّونيتي] حول النظامة جديدة.
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Rome Food ConferenceSunday, June 8th, 2008 IPA | As government leaders from around the world meet at the U.N. food conference in Rome, nonprofit organizations have also been meeting there. The following analysts are available for a limited number of interviews and are in contact with others in Rome from around the world:
FLAVIO VALENTE
Secretary general of FIAN [Food First Information and Action ...
Committee calls for database prudenceSunday, June 8th, 2008 Kable's Government Computing | The government should vow to collect only essential data on people and hold it only for as long as is necessary, the Home Affairs Select Committee has recommended. The committee says that decisions to create new databases, to start sharing data or to increase surveillance of people ...
Profiting from Iraq’s occupationSunday, June 8th, 2008 By Harry Cohen | The British in Basra are unpopular and mostly ineffective. The last survey of Basra residents by BBC Newsnight indicated that 86 per cent believe British troops have had a negative effect on the Iraqi province since 2003. More than half felt the troops presence had actually increased the overall level of militia violence over the ...
Senate report on Bush war lies: Another cover-up of war crimesSunday, June 8th, 2008 By Barry Grey | The Senate Intelligence Committee report issued Thursday on the Bush administration?s use of phony intelligence in the run-up to the invasion of Iraq is yet another exercise in damage control, aimed at concealing the full scope of the criminal conspiracy to drag the American people into a war of aggression.
The 170-page report was released a full ...
Iraq: New US plan for total controlSaturday, June 7th, 2008 Socialist Worker | Revealed: George Bush?s plan to impose ?security accords? that will mean 400 permanent military bases and US personnel given green light to kill. George Bush is ending the pretence that Iraq is a ?democratic state?. He is imposing new ?security accords? that will strip the country of its sovereignty and allow it to be used as ...
Chavez Revamps His Intelligence Services: The Corporate Media ReactSaturday, June 7th, 2008 By Stephen Lendman - RINF | Reports keep surfacing about new threats against Hugo Chavez. Given past ones, they can't be taken lightly. Chavez is alerted and reacts accordingly. Case in point: revamping Venezuela's decades old intelligence services. It's long overdue and urgently needed given the Bush administration's tenure winding down and its determination in its remaining months to end the ...
US Walks Away from UN Human Rights CouncilSaturday, June 7th, 2008 Human Rights Watch | A?decision by the United States to disengage from the UN Human Rights Council amounts to an abandonment of human rights defenders and victims, Human Rights Watch said today.
The United States announced today at its daily State Department briefing that it will only participate in debates at the council when absolutely necessary and it feels compelled to do so ...
Hunger strike as protest to Guant?namo chargesSaturday, June 7th, 2008 By Andy Worthington | This has been a disturbing week for British resident and Guant?namo prisoner Binyam Mohamed, who endured two and a half years of torture at the hands of Pakistani agents, the CIA, and the United States? proxy torturers in Morocco, before being transferred to Guant?namo in September 2004.
Last Friday, it was revealed that he was ...
10 reasons why organic can feed the worldSaturday, June 7th, 2008 By Ed Hamer & Mark Anslow |
1. Yield
Switching to organic farming would have different effects according to where in the world you live and how you currently farm.
Studies show that the less-industrialised world stands to benefit the most. In southern Brazil, maize and wheat yields doubled on farms that changed to green manures and nitrogenfixing leguminous vegetables instead of ...
The First Signs of “Peak Gas”?Saturday, June 7th, 2008 By Andy Rowell | Consumers the world over are beginning to protest at the huge gasoline prices they are paying at the pump. But whilst the world goes crazy over the oil prices, there are worrying signs about what is happening in the gas market that could also spell disaster.
But it?s the oil price that is currently attracting all the attention. Last ...
Spying Telecoms Receive Billions in Government ContractsTuesday, June 3rd, 2008 By?Kurt Opsahl?| The telecoms who are being sued for their cooperation in the government's illegal warrantless surveillance program have received billions in government contracts. According to Washington Technology magazine, Verizon received $1.3 billion, Sprint $839 million and AT&T $505 million in federal prime contract revenue for fiscal 2007, for a total of $2.6 billion. While the companies have been government ...
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