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  • The death and torture flights of CIA should be stopped! Bush and his gang should be judged!
    3 December 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    by Yildiz Onen Coordinator of the Global Peace and Justice Coalition of Turkey
    As the Global Peace and Justice Coalition we had a press conference in İstanbul on 30 of November about the death and torture flights of CIA and its using Turkish airspace and Sabiha Gökçen airport.
    Last week, there was some news about that CIA has been carrying some people, who had been captured by CIA through secret operations, to the secret prisons which was built in the other countries. In the news it was (…)

  • The Challenge and the Fear of Becoming Enlightened
    3 December 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    by Pierre Tristam
    Since Sept. 11, we’ve been living under a "clash of civilizations" doctrine that can be summed up this way: Over there, dogma, orthodoxy, Islam; over here, democracy, pluralism, Constitution. Over there, dark continents, dark ages, terrorism; over here, enlightened West, enlightenment, freedom.
    The doctrine has been used to justify two wars (so far) and a wholesale shift in the way the United States deploys its aims abroad and projects them at home. The doctrine draws (…)

  • 9/11: Possible Motives Of The Bush Administration
    3 December 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    9/11: Possible Motives Of The Bush Administration by Dr. David Ray Griffin December 2, 2005 911Truth.org
    The 9/11 Commission understood that its mandate, as we have seen, was to provide "the fullest possible account" of the "facts and circumstances" surrounding 9/11. Included in those facts and circumstances are ones that, according to some critics of the official account of 9/11, provide evidence that the Bush administration intentionally allowed the attacks of 9/11. Some critics have (…)

  • Twist To Terror Suspects Row As Logs Show 80 CIA Planes Visited UK
    1 December 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    Twist To Terror Suspects Row As Logs Show 80 CIA Planes Visited UK Stephen Grey and Luke Harding in Berlin Thursday December 1, 2005
    The transatlantic row over the secret transfer of terror suspects by the Bush administration took a new twist yesterday when it emerged that more than 300 flights operated by the CIA had landed at European airports. According to flight logs seen by the Guardian, Britain was second only to Germany as a transit hub for the CIA, which stands accused of (…)

  • Key Bush Intelligence Briefing Kept From Hill Panel
    26 November 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Ten days after the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, President Bush was told in a highly classified briefing that the U.S. intelligence community had no evidence linking the Iraqi regime of Saddam Hussein to the attacks and that there was scant credible evidence that Iraq had any significant collaborative ties with Al Qaeda, according to government records and current and former officials with firsthand knowledge of the matter.
    The (…)

  • The Power of Nightmares - Rise of Neo Conservatism (BBC series)
    19 November 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    I found these interesting even if you don’t particularly like some views of the BBC. For those that have not really gotten into the actual history of the neo conservative movement, it does give some insight. Just hope the links work.
    "The Power of Nightmares." All three hours of this provocative BBC series are available. The series chronicles the parallel rise of neo-conservatism and Islamo-terrorism. It concludes that the terrorist threat is greatly exaggerated and concocted the Bush (…)

  • Tucker Carlson Visibly Shaken, Attemps to Keep Prof Jones from Presenting WTC7 Evidence
    17 November 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Today I had a chance to see Tucker Carlson attempt to grill BYU Physics Professor Dr. Steven Jones. Carlson implied that the Professor was aiding evil terrorists in the Middle East. He never gave the professor more than 10 seconds without interrupting him.
    Professor Jones is to be commended, though, because he made the key point that buildling 7 wasn’t hit by an airplane and that molten steel was found in the basements of all three buildings weeks later, when only massive amounts of (…)

  • MSNBC Questioning what happened on 9/11
    16 November 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Professor believes planes didn’t cause all the damage around the WTC
    Millions of people watched the horror of 9/11 right before their very eyes, live on television. Two planes, crashing into the World Trade Center. Less than a couple of hours later, both towers, of course, collapsing.
    On Monday, Tucker Carlson welcomed Brigham Young University Professor Steven Jones to the ’Situation.’ Jones, a professor of physics, believes that the hijackers may not have brought down the towers by (…)

  • CHART, TABLE: CIA Secret Prison-Torture Planes—What the MSM Won’t Tell
    15 November 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    QUESTION: WILL CIA AGENTS BE TREATED AS "FOREIGN COMBATANTS" BY FOREIGN COUNTRIES WHEN THEY OPERATE OUTSIDE THE LAW? Should they tush be subjec to Guantanamo type treatment? There is plenty of evidence in the news of illegal (under international and non-US laws) CIA operations.
    The European Commission JUST ANNOUNCED (Nov. 15) it will NOT investigate published reports that the CIA set up secret jails in Eastern Europe to detain high-profile terrorism suspects. However, it strongly (…)

  • CIA Accused of Using Airport in Mallorca
    15 November 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    Spanish Court Gets Report Accusing CIA Used Airport on Mediterranean Island to Transfer Suspects
    By MARIA JESUS
    The National Court has received a prosecutor’s report on allegations that the CIA used an airport on the Spanish island of Mallorca for a program of covert transfers of terror suspects, court officials said Monday.
    The chief prosecutor for the Balearic Islands, which include Mallorca, submitted the 114-page report to the court in July, after a four-month investigation (…)