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  • Mother with son in Iraq cursed at for questioning war
    30 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Marsha Walker’s son survived a suicide bomb in Iraq.
    Her daughter spent a year in Kuwait last year, and her father is a former Marine reservist. She’s part of a military family; she and her sister went into criminal justice because their father dissuaded them from a military career. Marsha is a Blue Star mother, meaning a mother whose son is serving overseas.
    So it came as a bit of a surprise when an email exchange with her local Blue Star chapter concluded with an expletive: "fuckoff." (…)

  • Bin Laden Brothers Tip-Off Two NASA Research Scientists In 1987 About US. Gov’t Plans To Cause 9/11
    30 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Bin Laden Brothers Tip-Off Two NASA Research Scientists In 1987 About U.S. Government Plans To Cause 9/11; Now Third Person Comes Forward To Verify Scientists’ Incredible Story Besides The Tip-Off About 9/11, One Of The Researchers Involved In A Government-Funded Advanced Brain Development Program Says She Uncovered A Secret Study Called "Global Cleanse 2000" Outlining U.S. Government Strategies For Intitiating Global War And Population Reduction July 27, 2005 Greg Szymanski Rene Welch cut (…)

  • Inside The Minds Of Suicide Bombers
    30 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    Inside The Minds Of Suicide Bombers Laura Miller July 29, 2005 What inspires young men and women to become suicide bombers? Religious fanaticism? Nationalism? Alienation? Or some toxic mix of all three? An explosive device found in the car trunk of one of London’s suicide bombers.>The announcement that four British citizens set off the July 7 explosions that killed 52 people on London’s transport system sent a shiver down the collective spine of the Western world. It was followed by (…)

  • Difficulty of our democracies vis-a-vis to terrorism.
    30 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    It will certainly not be a question of legitimating terrorist acts but of locating this phenomenon which is not new since there exists in the various chapters of the history everywhere, especially and primarily where the force of the dominant political States, managers of the world to the considerable cultural powers sought and still seek to impose certain disciplines of expansionism limited by the slopes of missiles only ramparts on the economic invasion.
    Where processes which uses the (…)

  • BREAKING NEWS: ARMED SEIGE IN LONDON !
    29 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    Witnesses said police moved in at 11.30am with officers carrying machine guns and wearing gas masks, and they sealed off Tavistock Road and the adjoining crescent.
    BREAKING NEWS: ARMED SEIGE IN LONDON !
    Armed police have surrounded flats in West London.
    They seem to be centering on a house in Notting Hill inhabited by someone called "Mohammed"...
    The streets have been cordoned off and there have been several shots.
    [www.libertyforum.org]
    Elefantstone (agitator) 07/29/05 05:53 (…)

  • AMERICAN MUSLIM SCHOLAR GROUP TO ISSUE FATWA AGAINST TERROR
    28 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    MUSLIM SCHOLAR GROUP TO ISSUE FATWA AGAINST TERROR
    An American-based organization of Muslim scholars is issuing a formal ruling, or fatwa, condemning terrorism and forbidding Muslims from cooperating in any way with those who perpetrate terror. The Fiqh Council of North America is an association of Islamic scholars that interprets Islamic law for American Muslims. As a formal opinion of religious law, the fatwa goes beyond any statements condemning terror that have been issued by (…)

  • Why I Have Trouble Reading the News: Tony Blair Won’t Give an Inch
    28 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    I sometimes having trouble even finishing news stories. Tony Blair, as per my reading on the BBC website and elsewhere, said that Iraq was no excuse for the London bombings.
    But the invasion of Iraq was justified by the New York bombings? It’s precisely this sort of hypocrisy that pisses people off. How many people, all over the world, are going, "Sir, you most definitely believe in the principle of retaliatory violence, even when it violates international laws and standards. Further, what (…)

  • Christians against Bush : spreading the truth about September 11th
    27 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Christians spreading the truth about September 11th
    It was an inside job, and allowed to happen as a pretext to get the people behind the war.
    (San Diego, CA) A book titled, "The Resistance Manifesto" (ISBN: 0967346630) has just been published from a world wide network of Christians exposing the September 11th inside job, government prior knowledge, and the Bush family’s involvement in the attacks. Bold statements, backed by declassified documents, memos, and mainstream news reports, all (…)

  • Mugged by Reality?
    27 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    from the Australian:
    Mark Steyn: Mugged by reality? 25jul05
    WITH hindsight, the defining encounter of the age was not between Mohammed Atta’s jet and the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, but that between Mohammed Atta and Johnelle Bryant a year earlier.
    Bryant is an official with the US Department of Agriculture in Florida, and the late Atta had gone to see her about getting a $US650,000 government loan to convert a plane into the world’s largest crop-duster. A novel idea. (…)

  • Rep Maurice Hinchey: This Congress has ’failed completely’ to oversee the White House
    27 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    This country in my opinion is facing one of the most critical moments in our history. The idea that a President of the United States may have misled the Congress and the American people with regard to war is the most flagrant example of bad leadership and irresponsibility and corruption that one could imagine in a democratic republic such as ours. So what is being done today I think is incredibly important and I am deeply indebted to you, Mr. Conyers, for allowing it to happen or making it (…)