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UNKNOWN NEWS Fannie Mae's $25 billion 'gambling' loss # with comments by Prisoner50X Pentagon launches new propaganda network # with comments by Tim M. Republican Party urges broadcasters to refuse ads that criticize Bush U.S. stonewalling may let another terror suspect off the hook # with comments by John C. and H&HH Protester arrested for refusing to surrender sign US behind coup in Haiti # with comments by Hal C. and H&HH Supreme Court won't consider stopping secret trials USDA immediately stopped Mad Cow tests at slaughterhouse where disease was found # with comments by Liberez L'Ours and Helen & Harry Highwater Police infiltrate protest groups (again) # with comments by John C. and Angry Annie More witnesses say USDA lied about "downer" cow # with comments by Madeline Zane and Rebecca Reserve pilots remember Bush as the man who wasn't there U.S. preparing Guantanamo for thousands more prisoners # with comments by Madeline Zane and Helen & Harry Highwater O'Reilly apologizes, says he's now skeptical about Bush # with comments by Helen & Harry Highwater Feds censor Scooby-Doo, Bewitched The long tradition of wars based on lies The new America: Woman's first year in jail without bail German court acquits alleged 9/11 conspirator # with comments by Helen & Harry Highwater White House seizes notes from 9/11 Commission # with comments by Helen & Harry Highwater Gov't denies fraud in landmark state secrets ruling New ice age 'within decades' U.S. watches five million "potential terrorists" Insider's letter to editor exposes bull in mad cow coverage Study used census information for terrorist risk assessment Twelve cops beat my son almost to death by X, with a reply from H&HH, Unknown News U.S. gets access to Canadian tax data Random roadblocks OK'd by Supreme Court # with comments by Helen & Harry Highwater What's another word for 'secret justice'? Injustice. Secret courts, secret dockets, secret arguments, secret imprisonments Feds order casinos, airlines to surrender customer data Homeland Security Dept. quietly expands reach # with comments by John C. The fish that threatened national security by Lara Hayhurst, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Cheney personally intervened to prevent peace negotiations with North Korea U.S. officials are lying about terrors stats (again) Bush signs 'PATRIOT Act II': "Most of the details are secret" # by "dumb GI", Feds delay and alter pro-breastfeeding ads under pressure from infant formula industry # with comments by Grandma & Grandpa "Any demonstration against the government or coalition forces will be fired upon" Senators were told Iraqi weapons could hit U.S. # with comments by Liberez L'Ours Florida will operate faith-based prison # with comments by Helen & Harry Highwater CIA will train Hussein’s henchmen as spies War crimes: U.S. arrests wife and daughter of alleged Iraqi bad guy # with comments by Marshall and Helen & Harry Highwater Ex-Iraqi General dies during U.S. 'interrogation' # with comments by Marshall and Grandma lapel pins! Regime change November 2, 2004 Liberty and justice for all (no exceptions) |
Response to the Republicans # by Steve Hesske, Unknown News . The two-faced Bush regime . Sharon must go ... and Bush does nothing . What do you intend to do about it? # by Prisoner50X, Unknown News It's hard to say war wasn't worth it by by Joan Vennochi, Excerpt: It was Tim Russert's first question to Senator Edward M. Kennedy during the senator's recent appearance on "Meet the Press." Kennedy, who voted against the resolution authorizing war with Iraq, dodged the query the first time it was posed directly to him, as well as every variation thereafter. The old bloody shirt by billmon, Whiskey Bar Excerpt: You don't hear much of that old "noble cause" rhetoric from the Republicans any more -- particularly not when Kerry is trying so hard to draw a distinction between his band of brothers and the somewhat less, ah, heroic group around President Bush. After all, the GOP has a new bloody shirt to wave now, a new war to flog. The Vietnam vets are last century's model, ready for the political scrap heap. Army sent mentally ill troops to Iraq Oregon county bans all marriages -- period Hollywood disaster film set to turn heat on Bush Tennessee protesters call gays "human" From the archives, March 17, 2004 Privacy safeguards deep-sixed Excerpt: Two computer projects designed to preserve the privacy of Americans were quietly killed while Congress was restricting Pentagon data-gathering research in a widely publicized effort to protect citizens from futuristic anti- terrorism tools. Things are bad all over:
Lost e-votes could flip Napa race Background information Ford focus: Auto sector a bad bet # Fascinating article. American CEO's out to be taken out behind the barn and shot, heheh. It's always the workers who suffer. To be fair though, in most Fortune 500 companies you rarely find any lower level workers willing to stand up and actually say that the emperor has no clothes...there is often a "don't rock the boat" attitude, with vast cubicle farms that specialize in growing lifers... In India, Powell defends U.S. jobs policies ... at least the 19th black man to die in violent confrontations with Cincinnati police since 1995 Deputy in drug sting guilty Excerpt: A Riverside County sheriff's deputy pleaded guilty Monday to 12 drug-related counts including stealing evidence and using methamphetamine and marijuana on duty, crimes that could bring an 11-year prison term. March 22, 2003: Questions begin being asked: Where are the WMDs? Excerpt: Bush, in his weekly radio address yesterday, again mentioned Iraq's weapons of mass destruction as justification for war and listed their removal as the primary mission. "Our mission is clear, to disarm Iraq of weapons of mass destruction, to end Saddam Hussein's support for terrorism, and to free the Iraqi people," he said. March 22, 2003: U.S. uses napalm in Iraq # The Sydney Herald broke the story, and two U.S. officials lied that it wasn't true. March 22, 2003: "Angel of Basra" killed March 23, 2003: Bush warns Iraq about war crimes # with comments by H&HH March 23, 2003: Rumsfeld reiterates about Iraq's WMDs Excerpt: "We have seen intelligence over many months that they have chemical and biological weapons, and that they have dispersed them and that they're weaponized and that, in one case at least, the command and control arrangements have been established." March 23, 2003: Michael Moore's Oscar speech probably saves lives Bipartisan Committee's recommendations on terror were disregarded by Bush Administration Better than ipecac, if you need to induce vomiting Found what one reader was looking for..., by annemarie j Not tooo concerned, by John G. Coercive and authoritarian, by Don W. State of the Union, Corleone style, by A Alexander Stella Leon's "Courage for the coming ordeal", by Lynn Find it on Nexis Lexis, by Barbara Bush's plans and Swatter's complaint, by Cassandra Contest corrections, by Joe Nietzsche Cowboys still killing Indians, by Warren Celli A good old fashioned automat, by John G. Contests: Los Angeles Policeman of the World October surprise | UNKNOWN NEWS Reporter apologizes for Iraq coverage by Harvey Rice, Houston Chronicle Our serial killer nation # by Helen & Harry Highwater, Unknown News Protecting yourself from the latest worm/virus # by Prisoner50X, Unknown News Mississippi high court upholds law barring sale of sex toys # with comments by Helen & Harry Highwater Ethereally peaceful today # by Prisoner50X, Unknown News Courage for the coming ordeal # by Leon Fisher, Unknown News Kerry's slippery slope and the failure of U.S. democracy # by Prisoner50X, Unknown News ChoicePoint: Watching people on behalf of Uncle Sam The myth of 'public service' # by Prisoner50X, Unknown News Army drops all trumped-up charges against Muslim chaplain Government owes Yee an apology # with comments by Helen & Harry Highwater Apocalypsopolis, Chapter 3.2 # by Ran Prier, Unknown News Did Bush press for Iraq-9/11 link? # with comments by Helen & Harry Highwater After 2 ½ years asleep, Wall Street Journal notices a few oddities about Sept. 11 # with comments by Helen & Harry Highwater Chronic wasting tests leave a lot unanswered # by Hal C., Unknown News Sideways ballcap lands teen in jail Sweden cool to anti-terrorism proposals # with comments by Prisoner50X U.S. won't reveal details of inquiry into U.S. air strike that killed nine children # with comments by Helen & Harry Highwater Feds can fire gay workers, says Office of Special Counsel Remind me again, why... # by Wonders of the Internet McDonald's tests automation to replace minimum wage workers # with comments by Helen & Harry Highwater Wal-Mart bans newspaper over f-word # with comments by Helen & Harry Highwater Send a message they can no longer ignore # by Leon Fisher, Lying cop's paid vacation interrupted by lawsuit over illegal search & seizure # with comments by Helen & Harry Highwater EPA rule written to suit industry, staff says We don't need a "liberal" radio network # by Kathy Fisher, 'Nazi' raccoons vs. fluffy rabbits Tennessee County wants to outlaw homosexuality # with comments by Tyler D. Conserving ammo # by Prisoner50X, Bush administration hired fake reporters to "report" on Medicare bill High-ranking government officials took Sept. 11 "souvenirs" # with comments by John C. and H&HH The meaning of fear # by Prisoner50X, The reign of fear # by Andrew L., U.S. revealed to be secretly funding opponents of Chavez U.S. unloading WMDs in Iraq Why isn't the Fed releasing the PPI number? # by Prisoner50X, Australian pilots refused to bomb 40 times Refugee arrested in church, deported to U.S. No special privileges for ... # by G. Hayduke, French charge 62 activists over war on 'brainless ads' # with comments by Rebecca Eugene Debs, master word criminal # by Prisoner50X, Teen abstinence pledge fails 88% of time # with comments by Helen & Harry Highwater Bush's poor excuse for magic tricks # by Chas. Williams, Deputy sentenced for fixing DUIs (the "sentence" is probation) # with comments by Helen & Harry Highwater Microwave popcorn chemicals under scrutiny # with comments by Heather G. Wall Street: Bush-loving thieves # by Prisoner50X, What do we know about U.S. concentration camp? by Harry & Helen Highwater, Unknown News Fannie Mae's $25 billion 'gambling' loss # with comments by Prisoner50X Two-thirds of all American crops contaminated by genetically modified strains $500 for your photo with mystery Republican # with comments by John C. Word criminals # by Prisoner50X, Required test tracks subversive youth? by A Friend Your tax dollars at work ... # by Tess Ellis, Pentagon launches new propaganda network # with comments by Tim M. Wake the f**k up # by Kathy Fisher, Is this the “freedom” you believe in? by Joseph Carnes The constitution: less than a rag # by Andrew L., Haiti and America's record of shame by Dan Carpenter, Indianapolis Star China will be able to pick up the pieces # by Prisoner50X, Another 9/11 investigation that leads nowhere by Daniel L. Defenders of the sanctity of marriage by Underground Panther in the Sky Interview with the $7-billion man: George Soros International election monitors seek to observe Florida vote Scientist 'gagged' by Brits after warning of global warming Scalia addressed homophobic group while considering gay rights case # with comments by Helen & Harry Highwater Married couple gets prison for operating "obscene" web site # with comments by Helen & Harry Highwater Obtuse? Or ideologically bent? # by Prisoner50X, Republican Party urges broadcasters to refuse ads that criticize Bush Terrorism has not changed the U.S. # by Charles Williams, Howard Stern says he expects the axe this week Standing with belief # by Salik Farooqi, Kerry, Bush share Skull & Bones bond of secrecy Gays' civil disobedience is a lesson worth learning by O. Ricardo Pimentel, The Arizona Republic |
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