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Police Kidnap G20 Protester, Shove Him Into Unmarked Car
It’s a shocking scene that wouldn’t have looked out of place
on the streets of Nazi Germany or Maoist China in humanity’s darkest
historical period – a protester is shoved into an unmarked car
by military thugs and driven away to whatever Godforsaken fate awaits
him. And yet this is America in 2009, where the First Amendment is now
officially a criminal offense and people who dare exercise it are attacked
and abducted by military police in broad daylight.
State
lifts limit on mercury preservative in swine-flu shots
In preparation for swine-flu vaccinations next month, Washington’s
Health Department on Thursday temporarily suspended a rule that limits
the amount of a mercury preservative in vaccines given to pregnant women
and children under the age of 3.
US
missile strike rises threefold in Pakistan
The death toll from a US drone strike in Pakistan’s troubled northwestern
tribal Waziristan region has risen to 12 after tribesmen pulled more
bodies from debris.
US
May Face ‘Armageddon’ If China, Japan Don’t Buy Debt
The US is too dependent on Japan and China buying up the country’s
debt and could face severe economic problems if that stops, Tiger Management
founder and chairman Julian Robertson told CNBC.
Mindless
Neo-Cons Claim G20 Abduction Video Is "Fake"
Proof that the incident was by no means staged comes in the form
of a photograph taken of the same man under arrest laying on the
ground in plastic handcuffs. The men in military uniforms are accompanied
by uniformed riot police, proving that this was a genuine and coordinated
arrest and abduction. The men in military uniforms are not protesters
dressed up as Marines, as the Neo-Cons are bizarrely claiming.
Obama
sworn in as ‘World President’
The stars have aligned for radical liberals worldwide. America’s
Barack Obama is positioning himself to become the world’s
first de facto president.
When
Housing Is Priced in Gold
Pricing U.S. homes in gold reveals that housing has fallen by two-thirds
from its 2005 peak.
9/11
Families to March on City Hall as City Seeks to Stop Fresh Probe
of Attacks From Going on November Ballot
On Sunday, September 27 at 2 p.m., The New York City Coalition for
Accountability Now (NYC CAN), a group comprising 9/11 family members,
first responders and survivors, will march from Battery Park to
City Hall in protest of the City’s attempt to block the referendum
for a fresh probe of the 9/11 attacks from going on the November
ballot.
“Israel’s
attack against Iran is unlikely”
Iran is prepared for any potential attack, but it’s unlikely
Israel would launch a military strike, Dr Seyed Mohammad Marandi
from the University of Tehran told RT.
Correction
officer who says Boston police beat him files suit
A Boston officer who was at the center of the notorious, near-deadly
police beating of another patrolman nearly 15 years ago faces new
allegations of police abuse, in a federal lawsuit that alleges the
department allowed him to work despite his past “overly aggressive’’
behavior.
Military
Attacks American Citizens With Sound Weapons & Tear Gas At G20
National Guard, police, and other military units attacked American
citizens with tear gas and deployed sound cannons today in response
to an “unpermitted protest” as bedlam hit the streets
on the first day of the G20 summit in downtown Pittsburgh.
July 13 - Gregory
Seabrooke - $100
June 24 - David Kwon - $50
June 11 - Peter Keeley - $10
June 11 - James Gathings - $10
May 25 - Stefan Lisander - $200
May 15 - Barry John Bennett - $15
