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Siege "Enforcer" To Rule Over Global Police Force
UN and Interpol officials will meet today to discuss the formation of
a "global police force" that would enjoy access to a worldwide
database of DNA, biometric and fingerprint records. The effort will
be spearheaded by a man known as "The Enforcer" who helped
federal authorities both conduct and cover up the murderous Waco siege
which killed 76 people in 1993.
British
have covered up hundreds of Iraqi casualties, ex-officer says
The British military’s chain of command has instructed the country’s
top investigators not to examine hundreds of incidents involving Iraqi
deaths and serious injury, a former British military police officer
told the BBC Sunday.
A
Dollar Rout or More Bernanke Trickery?
Consumer credit is falling fast. In July, consumer credit plunged by
$19 billion, followed by an August drop of $12 billion, a 5.8 percent
annual rate.
Thousands
Of Gays Demand Obama Sign Hate Bill
On Sunday, tens of thousands of gay rights supporters marched from the
White House to the Capitol “demanding that President Obama keep
his promises…to end discrimination against gays.” Their
underlying demand is that he sign the federal hate crimes bill into
law.
Salon
Hit Piece Implies Truth Seeking Is A Mental Illness
An advice columnist for the influential left leaning website Salon.com
has launched a scathing attack on Alex Jones in response to a letter
from a reader who says his 17 year old nephew has been “sucked
into the Internet conspiracy black hole” created by Jones.
Homeland
Security May Use Wii Balance Boards to Test if You’re Nervous
A $20 million project funded by Homeland Security is researching
ways to detect how suspicious you are by tracking your temperature,
breathing, and eye movements. And get this: they’ve modified
a Wii Balance board to check for nervous fidgeting/weight-shifting.
Journalist
vows to follow up on ‘Israel organ theft’
Six weeks after he caused a political storm over his article on
alleged Israeli organ thefts, the Swedish journalist behind the
controversy says he will not quit the story despite receiving hundreds
of death threats.
The
Real Sicko Movie
After watching the television coverage of the Roman Polanski arrest
in Switzerland, I have been amazed by the tolerance the mainline
media has shown for the director’s conviction for raping a
13-year-old girl in the U.S. in 1977.
Austria:
Early snow records set to be broken
Austria’s provincial capitals are expected to see their earliest
snowfalls in history today (Mon) as Arctic air sweeps the country.
Swine
flu fears grow as NHS staff shun vaccine
The Department of Health has ordered NHS bosses across England to
ensure that frontline staff get immunised against swine flu amid
growing signs that many doctors and nurses intend to shun the vaccine.
No
Afghan Involved In 9/11 Attacks: Afghan Warlord
On the eve of the eighth anniversary of the Afghan war, a Pashtun
regional commander and former prime minister has said that no Afghan
was involved in the 9/11 attacks on the United States and accused
Washington of using a false pretext to launch its war on the the
south-west Asian country.
Iran
dismisses U.S. warning ahead of nuclear talks
Iran dismissed on Monday a U.S. warning that major powers would
not wait forever for Tehran to prove it was not developing nuclear
bombs, saying any threats deadlines would have no impact on the
Islamic Republic.
Another Phony Bin Laden Tape
Holdren's Eugenicist Nightmare
CIA Involvement In Iran
Nazi Roots Of The European Union
North Korea Nuclear Circus
Police State UK
Neo-Con Attack On Jesse Ventura
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