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  • Terrorist JDL Advised Canada to bar George Galloway
    28 March 2009 par (Open-Publishing)

    by Scott Weinstein
    An organization the FBI, the US State Department and US courts have branded a ’terrorist organization’ has given advice to the Harper government that led Immigration Minister Jason Kenney to bar a British MP from Canada.
    http://mostlywater.org/terrorist_or...

  • Netanyahu and the ‘Future of the Peace Process’
    27 March 2009 par (Open-Publishing)

    Netanyahu and the ‘Future of the Peace Process’
    by Ramzy Baroud
    Global Research, March 27, 2009
    It seems that the Palestinian-Israeli ‘peace process’ is in serious jeopardy. At least, this is the immediate impression one gleans from media reports from Israel. Unlike, Israel’s Kadima and Labor party ‘moderates’, Prime Minister-designate Benjamin Netanyahu is largely considered to be a possible impairment to the negotiations aimed at facilitating a two-state solution. The media story, (…)

  • Bush Yes, Galloway No. Canada bars Respect MP from entry
    21 March 2009 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Respect MP, George Galloway has been refused entry to Canada to address the Peace Movement. According to the Government of Canada, he was barred for reasons of ’National Security’. The barring of George Galloway comes just days after ex US President George Bush spoke in Calgary, despite protests, including lawyers who argued Canada’s own law demands that ’credible’ war crimes suspects such as Bush, be banned. Condoleeza Rice, also on the most wanted list of unindicted US war criminals is (…)

  • Good News!!! Obama offers new start with Iran
    20 March 2009 par (Open-Publishing)

    Good News!!! Obama offers new start with Iran
    Reuters – U.S. President Barack Obama addresses the Iranian people, in this frame grab of videotaped speech released …
    WASHINGTON (Reuters) – President Barack Obama issued an unprecedented videotaped appeal to Iran on Friday offering a "new beginning" of diplomatic engagement to turn the page on decades of U.S. policy toward America’s longtime foe.
    "My administration is now committed to diplomacy that addresses the full range of issues (…)

  • Indigenous Activist Splitting-the-Sky Arrested at Bush Demo (+ video)
    18 March 2009 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Indigenous activist Splitting-the-Sky was arrested in Calgary yesterday. He was protesting the presence of George Bush. Although both Canadian and domestic law compels Canada to bar or arrest Bush as a "credible" war criminal suspect - the government has thus far shielded Bush from any move to do either. Canada’s Prime Minister Stephen Harper is a staunch neocon and supporter of Bush policies.
    Splitting the Sky was in the process of instructing Calgary Police as to their obligations when (…)

  • Rally demands Georgian president’s resignation
    17 March 2009 par (Open-Publishing)

    Rally demands Georgian president’s resignation
    The Associated Press Sunday, March 15, 2009
    TBILISI, Georgia: More than 2,500 demonstrators marched through the Georgian capital on Sunday calling for President Mikhail Saakashvili’s resignation.
    Lawyers, journalists, teachers, doctors and others gathered in downtown Tbilisi to denounce what they called Saakashvili’s repressive rule, chanting "Saakashvili, go away!"
    While Georgians rallied around their leader against Russia during (…)

  • Bush War Crimes Jeopardizing Public Health in Iraq and Afghanistan
    17 March 2009 par (Open-Publishing)

    As commander-in-chief of the military, former President George W Bush was responsible for US attacks on hospitals in Iraq and Afghanistan, the mistreatment of their personnel and patients, and the denial of medical supplies to them and to the general populations of those nations, an authority on war crimes says..
    http://www.globalresearch.ca/index....
    George W Bush War Criminal Number One - Calgary March 17, 2009
    brought to you by Canada who permits his entry and refuses to arrest. (…)

  • Freeman speaks out on his exit
    15 March 2009 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Freeman speaks out on his exit
    Retired Amb. Chas Freeman, who said today that he no longer accepts an offer to chair the National Intelligence Council, has just sent this message:
    You will by now have seen the statement by Director of National Intelligence Dennis Blair reporting that I have withdrawn my previous acceptance of his invitation to chair the National Intelligence Council.
    I have concluded that the barrage of libelous distortions of my record would not cease upon my entry (…)

  • G20 - the possible end of world independence
    14 March 2009 par (Open-Publishing)

    G20 - the possible end of world independence
    Citibank and JP Morgan have been profitable in the first two months of 2009. The markets are recovering and the banking sector is leading the rally. The worst is over – or is it?
    Are there hidden reasons for the manipulation of the markets by whispers and insider information in order to change the psychology of the people, especially the members of the G20 for their meeting in April? Is that behind all of the urgent telephone calls and (…)

  • Canadian Activists and Lawyers United for Justice: Canadians must bar or prosecute Bush
    13 March 2009 par (Open-Publishing)

    Canadian Activists and Lawyers United for Justice:
    Canada must bar or prosecute Bush for torture, and mass murder. For he is a war criminal who lied that Saddam wouldn’t let our inspectors in. And, with Cheney, closed 911 FBI investigations before we were finished nabbing the actual suspects for mass murder - that’s a no-no where we’re from. See? I’m a strict Constitutionalist.
    Canada must bar or prosecute Bush for torture (…)