By Phil Muncaster E-business trade association Eema has revealed plans to make national identity card services in the European Union transferable across member states. The initiative was unveiled at the Information Security Solutions Europe (ISSE) conference in Warsaw last week and christened Stork. It is intended to bring national governments together to tackle non-standardisation of electronic identity systems across EU countries, according to Eema’s executive director, Roger ...

By John E. Dunn Large organisations in the UK are being offered a new service that could be the ultimate in physical security – building surveillance via satellite. The service is the work of two companies, Scyron and Datasat, which have spied a need among large multi-nationals and government agencies to secure remote buildings and assets remotely. Scyron supplies the software analysis element, which can assess ...

A federal court on Wednesday struck down two provisions of the Patriot Act dealing with searches and intelligence gathering, saying they violate the Fourth Amendment protection against unreasonable searches and seizures with regard to criminal prosecutions. Brandon Mayfield, left, and public defender Steven Wax tell of the dismissal of the case against Mayfield in 2004....

Editors Note: The article below is a perfect example of thow government and mainstream media propaganda is causing paranoia and creating a race division.  By Ahmed J Versi “He’s a terrorist. I want to see a white doctor,” a newly registered patient is alleged to have said about her Muslim doctor, Dr Zia Hussein, soon after the failed attacks in Glasgow and London. The incident took place in a doctor’s surgery in Oxhey, Hertfordshire, on ...

Senior members of Lebanese, Palestinian organizations vow to stand by Damascus if Jewish state launches war. 'Doors will be open which have not been open before. Israel will pay a heavy price,' they warn Roee Nahmias   P { MARGIN: 0px } UL { PADDING-RIGHT: 0px; MARGIN-TOP: 0px; MARGIN-BOTTOM: 0px; MARGIN-RIGHT: 16px ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President George W. Bush directed deputies on Thursday to devise a plan to shorten airline delays, an initiative that could force carriers to change schedules and pay more to use crowded airports at the busiest times of the day. "We've got a problem. We understand there's a problem and we're going to address the problem," Bush said after meeting Transportation Secretary Mary Peters in the Oval Office. Transportation ...

http://drjn.co.uk/  1. The Queen has signed 6 of the 7 EU Treaties. 2. The 6 treaties define and build the EU as an unelected dictatorship. 3. The EU's laws give it the powers of a police state. 4. The 7th EU treaty will complete the abolition of Britain as a nation - the Queen could sign it in as little as two years. Shouldn't we repeal the 1972 European Communities ...

 American supporters of Israel were delighted to learn that an Israeli company, Magal Security Systems-owned in part by the government of Israel-is in charge of security for the most sensitive nuclear power and weapons storage facilities in the United States.The largest perimeter security company in the world, Magal started out as a division of Israeli Aircraft Industries (IAI)-which was owned in part ...

This presentation was given at Leicester England. MEP Rogert Helmer came specially to be there and guest host the meeting. Edward Spalton of the CIB (Campaign for an Independent Britain) gave a short introduction. The presentation was given by Brian Gerrish on his researches concering Common Purpose. (Disclaimer: Views and opinions presented here are for informational and educational purposes only ...

Guards protecting top terrorist target asleep while on duty... couldn't this also be an illustration of the majority of Americans confronting the reality of terrorism in the U.S.? 26 September 2007: We can thank CBS News 2 for doing their job by exposing those charged with protecting our critical infrastructure for not doing theirs, especially in a time of war. A video secured by CBS News 2 during their exclusive ...

By J A Blacker, Science Correspondent RINF Alternative News The Cat is out of the BAG for the BBC, folk have slowly cottoned on to the fact its not as squeaky clean as it once was. http://www.p2pnet.net/story/13441 Now the BBC has formally had to confess and subsequently apologise to viewers for deceiving them over the phone in  naming of the Blue Peter CAT, will it do likewise with its disgraceful one ...

You can see the media conditioning at work. To Rose's credit, he doesn't froth at the mouth like a rapid dog (or Columbia University's president.) He manages to keep himself in check. Rose's stamina is impressive. For a full hour, he presents one propaganda fantasy after another as fact and never seems to tire. I'm sure whoever writes his checks (note the country he emphasizes at the very end of the ...

By Susan Cornwell U.S. Defence Secretary Robert Gates on Wednesday asked Congress to approve nearly $190 billion (94.3 billion pounds) more in spending for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. In prepared testimony to a Senate committee, Gates said the Bush administration sought the money for more training and equipment for the U.S. military, including new armoured vehicles that give extra protection to troops against bomb blasts. The funds ...

Kevin Mcpattern a 9/11 first responder talks of his experience of the collapse of WTC 7. filmed at the world trade centre in New York on September 18th 2007 he stands below where the Twin Towers used to stand, part of a feature lentgh documentary 'The Elephant In The Room' Currently in Production ...

By David Usborne There is nothing mysterious about George Bush when he comes to the annual General Assembly of the United Nations. He comes, he excoriates countries he doesn't care for and he leaves. Everyone knows the routine and while some other world leaders may spit his name, they sure know how to pronounce it. But the President, who used his appearance at the podium yesterday to call for ...