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Admin Continues To Protect Bush Torture Criminals; Denies Photos Show
Rape The White House and the Pentagon have ridiculously denied the
facts of their own internal military investigation by claiming that
photos taken at Abu Ghraib and other detention facilities do not show
prison guards raping women and children, in a continuation of the Obama
administration's zealous mission to protect the perpetrators of the
Bush torture program who broke national and international law.
US,
Koreas prepare for peninsula war
South Korean and US troops go on higher alert amid Pyongyang’s
threats of ‘a powerful strike’ and growing fears of a full-scale
war in the peninsula.
Cancer
patient held at airport for missing fingerprint
A Singapore cancer patient was held for four hours by immigration officials
in the United States when they could not detect his fingerprints —
which had apparently disappeared because of a drug he was taking.
Google
book scan plan raises European hackles
Google’s ongoing effort to create a vast digital library is set
to come under fire at the EU from countries who fear it will violate
copyright and stymie competition.
Oz
telecoms minister backtracks on mandatory Internet censorship proposals
After all the macho posturing and endlessly-repeated bloodly-minded
determination to ignore outraged public opinion, the Australian government
is now suddenly back-tracking on its much-vaunted and virulently-criticised
plan to pass legislation that would impose Orwellian levels of censorship
on the Internet browsing habits of its citizens, writes Martyn Warwick.
U.S.
Military Investigator Confirms Women and Children Were Raped At Abu
Ghraib It only took five years, but the mainstream media has finally
acknowledged the truth behind why certain photos and videos from the
infamous Abu Ghraib prison camp have been blocked from public release
- they show U.S. soldiers and other prison guards raping female detainees
as well as children.
World
sitting on ‘powder keg’: Amnesty
The world is sitting on a “powder keg” of social unrest,
which risks exploding as human rights are eroded by the global economic
slowdown, Amnesty International warned.
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Terror Plot Patsies? FBI Raids Chicago Apartments
On Friday, the FBI, Chicago Police, and the Joint Terrorism Task Force
raided two apartment complexes in Chicago. “A spokesperson for
the FBI confirms a search warrant was executed at the building as part
of an ongoing investigation,” reports Fox News.
Active
and retired top military brass met to discuss what really happened on
9/11
WMR has learned from a well-informed source that in the months after
the 9/11 attacks, a group of retired and active duty military officers,
with ranks as high as general, met in an informal and hush-hush working
group to discuss what actually occurred on September 11, 2001.
Must-see
Anti-green TV: ABC’s ‘Goode Family’
Don’t miss the premier of the first anti-green, animated TV series,
the “Goode Family,” tonight on ABC at 9:00pm. Here’s
what the Miami Herald’s Glenn Garvin has to say about the show.
Top
10 Ways to Know You’re Living in a Medical Police State
Are Americans really living in a medical police state? The recent news
with Daniel Hauser and his family’s fight over chemotherapy seems
to indicate so. Here are ten ways to recognize whether you’re
living under the oppressive tyranny of a medical police state.
U.S.
Weighs Single Agency to Regulate Banking Industry Senior administration officials are considering the creation
of a single agency to regulate the banking industry, replacing a
patchwork of agencies that failed to prevent banks from falling
into the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, sources
said.
Review
of Government Secrecy Ordered
President Obama directed his national security adviser and senior
Cabinet officials yesterday to examine whether the government keeps
too much information secret.
China
finding it harder to support NKorea: analysts
China has long been the main ally of North Korea, but as it assumes
a greater role in international affairs, Beijing will find it more
difficult to defend the isolated regime, analysts say.
Attendees
of Climate Conference Enjoyed Copenhagen Prostitutes
The global climate challenge may have been on the daytime agenda
during the recent World Business Summit climate conference in Copenhagen,
but in the evenings many businessmen, politicians and civil servants
are reported to have availed themselves of the capital’s prostitutes.
The
‘Water Cure’ for Mancow Disease
It took all of six seconds to exorcise the unearned and unwarranted
self-regard that had possessed Chicago rant radio personality Erich
“Mancow” Muller: All that was necessary was a brief
application of the “water cure,” a torture protocol
now commonly referred to as “waterboarding.”
Heat-resistant
Corals Ignore Climate Change Threats
Among the many catastrophes that are to befall our world due to
global warming, the imminent demise of coral reefs is one of the
worst. According to climate change proponents, as waters warm the
ocean’s reefs will bleach out and die, leaving the seas aquatic
deserts, devoid of life.
Jury
acquits cop in Yonkers body-slam case A Yonkers cop accused of brutalizing a home health aide inside
a city restaurant was acquitted this afternoon of violating the
woman’s civil rights.
The Great Global Warming Hoax
RAND Wants WWIII to Save US Economy
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