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  • THE LEGISLATED DRUGGING OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
    18 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    Nancy Levant July 16, 2005 NewsWithViews.com
    First, the facts: according to the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC), “Senators Joseph Lieberman (D-Conn.) and Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) introduced the "Project BioShield II Act of 2005" (S. 975) on April 29, 2005. The bill builds upon the first BioShield bill, which was signed into law on July 21, 2004, and authorized $5.6 billion over 10 years to encourage pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies to develop bioterrorism (…)

  • The barbaric and the civilized
    18 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    It is unanimous that the dastardly bomb attacks in London on July 7, 2005 were a barbaric act. There is no other way of describing the planned, premeditated targeting of civilians. It is political violence of this sort that constitutes stark, naked terrorism.
    While all of us would regard the terrorist act that occurred on 7/7 as barbaric, some of us would be deeply disturbed by statements attributed to British and American leaders in the immediate aftermath of the tragedy which sought to (…)

  • Legalised Brutality - The New Face Of America
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    Legalised Brutality - The New Face Of America Andrew Sullivan July 17, 2005 The terror attack on London is perhaps an appropriate background for an official report into the detention policies at Guantanamo Bay. We live in a world where the rules of even guerrilla warfare have shifted towards deeper and deeper levels of barbarism. It would be highly unlikely that western societies are not changed in response. Some loss of liberty is inevitable; some fraying of freedom and the rules of (…)

  • Occupation Begets Bombers
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    Occupation Begets Bombers Michael Harris, Toronto Sun July 15, 2005 Watching your citizens blown to bits is not the best of invitations to reflection.
    Older, more basic instincts are engaged; fury, hatred and a lust for revenge. All three of those emotions have been on display in Britain this past week in the wake of the vicious tube and bus bombings that killed scores of innocent people and maimed hundreds of others.
    Since the suicide-bombings in London, there have been seven days of (…)

  • Suicide bomber may have been ’brainwashed’, says family
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    The family of one of the London suicide bombers today said he may have been “brainwashed” into carrying out such an evil act.
    Seven people, including the bomber, died in the Edgware Road blast on July 7, which was one of four devastating explosions across the capital.
    The number of people killed in the atrocity rose to 55 today after a man died overnight at the Royal London Hospital, in the East End.
    Of the dead, 41 have been positively identified by police and 31 named publicly. (…)

  • Moral Cowards In Hiding
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    Moral Cowards In Hiding Butler Shaffer July 11, 2005 “Whenever you are to do a thing, though it can never be known but to yourself, ask yourself how you would act were all the world looking at you, and act accordingly.” -Thomas Jefferson Many Americans are acting like members of a lynch mob who later become aware of their viciousness and attempt to disguise their involvement. When President Bush finally got his long-planned Middle East war games going, most Americans hid their erstwhile (…)

  • Who Benefits from the Suicide Attacks in Iraq?
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    ’It is time for all Iraqis to unite’
    The murder of several children reveals the depravity of the ongoing insurgency
    Saturday July 16, 2005 The Guardian
    Jordan Times Editorial, July 15-16
    "What kind of demons possessed those who on Wednesday deliberately killed [at least 27] children and wounded [up to 25] others? What made them orchestrate and carry out a suicide bombing in a Baghdad neighbourhood while the children were assembled near US soldiers to receive sweets?
    "This and (…)

  • Our Wars Over the War
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    from http://www.nationalreview.com/hanson/hanson200507150804.asp
    July 15, 2005, 8:04 a.m. Our Wars Over the War “The fault is not in our stars.”
    Ever since September 11, there has been an alternative narrative about this war embraced by the Left. In this mythology, the attack on September 11 had in some vague way something to do with American culpability.
    Either we were unfairly tilting toward Israel, or had been unkind to Muslims. Perhaps, as Sen. Patty Murray intoned, we needed to (…)

  • HOW BUSH MIGHT PREVENT MOST TERRORISM
    15 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    HOW CAN BUSH STOP TERRORISM?
    By Peter Fredson
    July 15, 2005
    The alleged reason Bush gives for Terrorism and Terrorists is that “They hate democracy. They hate freedom.” He has stuck to this fabrication for several years because his True Believer followers firmly believe that Muslims hate everything dear to Christians and should be exterminated.
    Bush firmly believes that the way to fight terrorism is to kill every single “terrorist” his troops and C.I.A. can capture, and by imposing (…)

  • War and Ideology
    15 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    7-15-07 WAR AND IDEOLOGY By Husayn Al-Kurdi and Dr. June Scorza Terpstra
    The London bombings have brought about a renewed round by the imperial media hand puppets of the claim that their terrifying wars to rule the world are ideology wars. They contrast their spread of democracy and freedom with the necessarily evil intentions of those who resist them. They are right in one thing. It is one war, as heads of both the CIA and Mossad have confirmed. They both refer to it accurately as (…)