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VIDEO: US troops encourage kids to smoke
Video of US troops sharing cigarettes with children
Read More »Man dies after being shot with Taser gun
Katie Dawson A man who died after being shot by police with a stun gun had fatally injured himself, detectives said last night. Armed officers were called to an incident in the Goldington area
Read More »UN transformation proposed to create ‘new world order’
Statements coming from Gordon Brown seem to openly admit what has long been denied. The super imperial world is being constructed behind the curtain W/O our consent. Will you continue to allow it? Andrew
Read More »The McDonalds Happy Meal Report Card
[Seminole County, Florida, is a hotbed of opposition to teaching evolution] AD AGE - “This is a good day for parents and children in Seminole County and anyone who believes that corporations should not
Read More »The Drugs in Your Toothpaste Can Affect Your Health
One of the fastest ways to absorb anything into the body is through the mouth. Drugs such as nitroglycerine for heart conditions and natural homeopathic remedies are given under the tongue for fast absorption.
Read More »A genocide in numbers
During the period Sept. 30 ‘00 - Please note that all injuries figures are from PRCS field posts & EMS operations. Misc. injuries are mostly due to bomb fragments and shrapnel. Total Sept
Read More »They Can’t Cover Up Iraq’s Death Toll Catastrophe
John Tirman The warmongers who got us into Iraq are blaming everyone but themselves for the humanitarian disaster they created. Now I know what Hillary Clinton meant, first hand, by that “vast right-wing conspiracy.”
Read More »Coffee increases miscarriage risk
A new study suggests that drinking two cups of coffee each day may significantly increase the risk of miscarriage in pregnant women. American researchers who studied more than 1,000 pregnant women found those who
Read More »CIA admits hackers ‘blacked out’ cities
The CIA has revealed that cyber terrorists have left several cities outside the USA without power by hacking into power grids, demanding money in return for switching the lights back on. It would appear
Read More »British Media Confirms Fbi Nuke Cover-up
RAW STORY The Sunday Times has obtained a document that confirms that a file, which the FBI denied existed, could contain information about American officials stealing nuclear secrets for Turkish and Israeli spies, who
Read More »The national ID register will leak like an old bucket
The record of lost data of the past few years should be a warning to us all: our personal details are safe in nobody’s hands Jackie Ashley The Guardian Here’s an easy question. What
Read More »‘Pray next US president bombs Iran’
A senior advisor to Rudy Giuliani says the next US president must discharge President Bush’s ‘responsibility’ of waging war on Iran. Writing for the February edition of Commentary, Norman Podhoretz said if the next
Read More »TURNING A BLIND EYE TO TORTURE
Both images ‘Copyleft’ by Carlos Latuff Canada to rewrite ‘torture’ manual Amnesty International has criticised a decision by Canada to rewrite a training manual that put the US and Israel on a list
Read More »Institutionalized Spying On Americans
By Stephen Lendman RINF Alternative News This article reviews two police state tools (among many in use) in America. One is new, undiscussed and largely unknown to the public. The other was covered in
Read More »Swiss Suspend CIA Abduction Probe
AP Swiss authorities have frozen an investigation into CIA operatives suspected of illegally transporting an abducted Egyptian Muslim preacher through Swiss airspace, an official said Friday. “The case was suspended in November 2007,” said
Read More »More CIA torture tapes
In a court filing, Center for Constitutional Rights attorneys say that there are more CIA torture tapes, the Washington Post reports: Lawyers for Detainee Refer In Filing to More CIA Tapes By Carol D.
Read More »Labour’s bureaucratic, un-necessary ID cards
Speech to the National Assembly for Wales. “I welcome this debate this afternoon. It is the first opportunity that we have had in the new year not just to discuss the potential impact of
Read More »Canada Manual: US Prisoners Face Torture
AP A training manual for Canadian diplomats lists the United States as a country where prisoners risk torture and abuse, citing interrogation techniques such as stripping prisoners, blindfolding and sleep deprivation. The Foreign Affairs
Read More »US considering Pakistan incursion
The US Defense Secretary says his country is trying to understand ground realities before taking any action inside northwestern Pakistan. “We’re trying to make sure we understand the ground truth before we take any
Read More »CIA Corporate Spying
They’re leaving “the Company” to snoop on your company. How C.I.A. agents are pushing corporate espionage to ominous new extremes. Douglas Frantz Photograph by: Matt Hoyle In early September 2006, a vice president of
Read More »Wal-Mart Spying: Good, Bad, Or Just The Future?
Mel Duvall Wal-Mart is used to finding its name on the front page of The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal, but in March of 2007 it found itself making news under
Read More »‘Bush message one of confrontation’
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad blasts US President George W. Bush’s recent remarks on Iran in a live interview with Qatar’s Al-Jazeera TV. “President Bush’s message is the message of division and confrontation and will not
Read More »Guiliani’s Daughter Supports Obama
Well, that’s embarassing. We knew that Rudy Guiliani’s two kids are estranged from him since he dumped their mother for his mistress (and now third wife), but this is just humiliating for the candidate.
Read More »Truth About Antidepressants Kept From Public
Sweeping Overview Suggests Suppression of Negative Data Has Distorted View of Drugs By DAVID ARMSTRONG and KEITH J. WINSTEIN The effectiveness of a dozen popular antidepressants has been exaggerated by selective publication of favorable
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