Архивохранилище для Январь 2008
Гражданином Шалфеем
неотвеченные вопросы о 9-11 могут no longer быть проигнорированы. Необходимо новое, более всестороннее исследование съездом США, после того как я дало все необыкновенное косвенные улики на 9-11. Хотя оно случилось 6 лет тому назад, вопросы как раз не пойдут прочь. Если такое исследование не сделать, теории конспирацияа только приобретут больше тракции с американскими людьми и звоноком в сомнение реально случилось forever…
Отсутствие такой вещи как плохой холестерол?
Пятница 31-ое январь 2008
Отсутствие такой вещи как плохой холестерол: Кажется, что будет одной
из тех вещей поражает страх в сердца много, поэтому говорит Dispelling холестерол мифа маркетинга. Но репутация это маслообразное вещество приобретало поистине заслужена? Обязательно что «меньшее знание» что средства часто imparts середины много, котор людей принимают холестерол будет просто «плохой» вещью. Друг, хорошее количество нас может…
Рон Пол: Кустик, котор нужно обвинить для рецессии США
Пятница 31-ое январь 2008
Республиканское президентское hopeful Рон Пол говорит некоторые из политик администрации кустика устанавливает этап для глубокой маячя рецессии.
В debate четверга республиканском, congressman 10 терминам сказал экономики США понижается в рецессию которая сразу была повлияна на flawed экономическая стратегия последованными в настоящее время администрацией.
Рецензирующ буджетные политики вашингтона монетные и, anti-war Texan объяснило что американцы…
«Пульсация» в военных преступления?
Пятница 31-ое январь 2008
США.
Блок армии, котор зондируют для пленников умерщвления иракских
армия США раскрывал уголовное расследование в заявление «смертей battlefield» detainees захващенных бригадой США что после того как он работал в прошлом году в зюйдвесте Baghdad, сказанном ораторе армии.
The allegation involved the 2nd Combat Brigade of the 1st Infantry Division, which returned to its home base in Schweinfurt, Germany in November after a 15-month tour in Iraq, said Paul Boyce, ...
Life in Occupied Gaza
Thursday, January 31st, 2008
Stephen Lendman
RINF Alternative News
Life in occupied Gaza was never easy, but conditions worsened markedly after Hamas' surprise January 2006 electoral victory. Israel refused recognition along with the US and the West. All outside aid was cut off, an economic embargo and sanctions were imposed, and the legitimate government was isolated. Stepped up repression followed along with repeated IDF incursions, attacks and arrests. Gaza's people have been imprisoned in ...
Military Doctors Infect Gitmo Detainee With HIV
Thursday, January 31st, 2008
From CagePrisoners
US Attorney H. Candace Gorman has revealed that her client Abdul Hamid Al-Ghizzawi has been infected with the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). Al Ghizzawi believes the infection happened during medical procedures at Guantanamo in 2004 when he was given a blood test which resulted in alarm amongst the hospital staff. Al Ghizzawi was not given any explanation for the alarm at the time. As a result Al-Ghizzawi has ...
Denmark to query US about secret CIA flights
Thursday, January 31st, 2008
COPENHAGEN : Denmark will demand answers from the United States for the "unacceptable" use of a Danish airport in Greenland for secret CIA flights, the country's foreign minister said on TV Wednesday.
According to a documentary called "The CIA's Danish Connections", the US agency secretly used Danish airspace and airports as transit for its airplanes.
Planes flying for fake corporations are suspected of transporting illegally-kidnapped terrorist suspects to Egypt, Jordan, Romania and ...
CIA not authorised to use waterboarding
Thursday, January 31st, 2008
AFP
US Attorney General Michael Mukasey said Tuesday that waterboarding is not currently authorized for CIA interrogations, but said he would not answer questions from Congress on the technique's legality in general.
Mukasey, who is to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday, said that since becoming attorney general on November 9 he had been briefed on Central Intelligence Agency methods in its current interrogation programme.
"A limited set of methods is ...
Turkey rejects US bank request on Iran
Thursday, January 31st, 2008
A Turkish official has refused a US request to scrutinize and then suspend the activities of the Turkey-based Iran's Bank Mellat.
“What binds Turkey are the resolutions of the UN and not US presidential decrees or Congressional decisions,” a Turkish diplomat told the Turkish Daily News.
US officials have told bankers around the world that Iran is funding terrorists and seeking nuclear technology. Banks such as ...
Errors prompt call for end to ID card plans
Thursday, January 31st, 2008
By ROBERT BROOKS
A CATALOGUE of errors involving sensitive personal data has led MP Alan Beith to back calls for the Government to scrap its identity card plans.
He says the law to make carrying a card compulsory will become a "bureaucratic nightmare", which won't prevent illegal working or help stop crime or terrorism
As chairman of the House of ...
9/11 Commission Secret White House Ties?
Thursday, January 31st, 2008
Book Charges Zelikow May Have Interfered With the 9/11 Commission's Report
By JUSTIN ROOD
The former executive director of the 9/11 Commission denies explosive charges of undisclosed ties to the Bush White House or interference with the panel's report.
The charges are said to be contained in New York Times reporter Philip Shenon's unreleased book, "The Commission: The Uncensored History of the 9/11 Investigation," according to Max Holland, ...
LA Gets Marijuana Vending Machines
Thursday, January 31st, 2008
In Los Angeles, medical marijuana patients can now get their drug with a dose of convenience. The Los Angeles Herbal Nutrition Center installed medical marijuana vending machines to give patients a dose of convenience with their grass. The nutrition center's owner said they also offer low prices, safety and privacy.California allows marijuana use for medical purposes but it's still against federal law.
"Convenient access, lower prices, safety, anonymity," inventor and owner ...
How Bush Destroyed the Dollar
Thursday, January 31st, 2008
The Profile of a Third World Country
By PAUL CRAIG ROBERTS
It is difficult to know where Bush has accomplished the most destruction, the Iraqi economy or the US economy.
In the current issue of Manufacturing & Technology News, Washington economist Charles McMillion observes that seven years of Bush has seen the federal debt increase ...
State spying that would make the Stasi proud
Thursday, January 31st, 2008
EDWARD HEATHCOAT AMORY
When it was passed into law, the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (2000) sounded a pretty innocuous piece of legislation. But in truth it represented a significant victory for the busybody state over our ancient liberties.
Labour claimed it was responding to demands from civil liberties campaigners for more control over state snooping.
But it soon became clear that the legislation which Jack Straw, then Home Secretary, was ...
Over one million Iraqis killed by illegal war
Thursday, January 31st, 2008
Research conducted by a leading British polling group shows that more than one million Iraqis have died as a result of war in their country.
The survey, conducted by Opinion Research Business (ORB) with 2,414 adults in face-to-face interviews, found that 20 percent of people had had at least one death in their household because of the conflict, rather than natural causes, Reuters reported.
The survey ...














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