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  • {Bilderberg}Welcome to Ottawa - don’t forget to take home a souvenir
    8 June 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Could 2006 see the first protest outside the meeting of the global Kingmakers?
    08Jun06 - Marek Tysis - www.Bilderberg.org exclusive
    [Marek is a French speaker and this has been roughly translated into English - ed.]
    Although the discovery of the actual place and venue of Bilderberg’s annual meeting happened only two weeks ago some Canadian papers have already spoken about this carefully hidden event. ’Bilderberg Fever’ is sweeping Ottawa and the talking point amongst friends sometimes (…)

  • The anual bilderberg meeting begin...
    8 June 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    For mainstream newspaper article : http://www.bilderberg.org/2006.htm

  • God Sitting in your lap: Zarqawi dead?
    8 June 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    The famous mystery writer had a great expression for amazing luck: "It’s like having God sitting in you lap"
    The news came this morning,as we all know, that coalition forces dropped two 500 pounders on a safe house North of Baghdad...and killed al Qaeda’s #2 man for the third time...Zarqawi!
    If true, this is great news for the innocent Iraqi citizens, many of whom were beheaded and killed or maimed in the past by Zarqawi’s actions. But....
    What if it’s a scam? There are a few (…)

  • Other People’s Blood
    8 June 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    By BOB HERBERT
    For the smug, comfortable, well-off Americans, it doesn’t seem to matter how long the war in Iraq goes on ? as long as the agony is endured by others. If the network coverage gets too grim, viewers can always switch to the E! channel (one hand on the remote, the other burrowing into a bag of chips) to follow the hilarious antics of Paris, Britney, Brangelina et al.
    The war is depressing and denial is the antidote. Why should ordinary citizens (good people, religious (…)

  • Why Israel’s capture of Eichmann caused panic at the CIA
    8 June 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Information that could have led to Nazi war criminal was kept under wraps
    by Julian Borger in Washington
    On May 23 1960, when Israeli prime minister David Ben-Gurion announced to the Knesset that "Adolf Eichmann, one of the greatest Nazi war criminals, is in Israeli custody", US and West German intelligence services reacted to the stunning news not with joy but alarm.
    Newly declassified CIA documents show the Americans and the German BND knew Eichmann was hiding in Argentina at least (…)

  • Focused only on building workers’ rights
    8 June 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    By Han Dongfang
    On April 25, 1989, Deng Xiaoping made a speech to Communist Party leaders urging an immediate government crackdown on any sign of an upsurge in the democratic movement. Party leaders "should learn from the experience of Poland’s Solidarity trade union", and "must not be soft-handed" in dealing with the democratic movement in China, he said. Then on June 4, 1989, the government launched its bloody crackdown on the movement by students and workers. The latter was (…)

  • Kucinich reveals American Accomplice of Terrorist, Army Col. Steele, Linked to Death Squads in Iraq
    8 June 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Havana, June 6 (ACN) US Army Colonel James Steele, who was involved in the Iran-Contras scandal along with international terrorist Luis Posada Carriles at his command, is now an advisor to death squads in Iraq.
    The presence of the US army officer in Iraq has just been revealed by US Congressman Dennis J. Kucinich, Granma daily reports.
    Luis Posada Carriles, currently under arrest in the US charged with illegal entry into that country, was the first to report to Colonel Steele about the (…)

  • SAUDI COSMETICS?
    7 June 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    By William Fisher As human rights organizations expressed skepticism that detainees recently transferred from Guantanamo Bay to Saudi Arabian custody could receive fair trials and escape torture - and a new study charged that the country’s textbooks continue to promote intolerance of other religions - the oil-rich Kingdom put the finishing touches on its new Human Rights Commission. The new commission - which the government characterizes as an independent rights watchdog — came into (…)

  • Haditha, Bush and Nuremberg’s law
    7 June 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    June 6, 2006
    Editor’s Note: As the U.S. military completes its investigation of the alleged murder of 24 Iraqi civilians at the hands of U.S. Marines last November in Haditha, the next phase likely will be some form of court martial against Marines implicated in the case.
    If that happens, President George W. Bush has made clear that he expects justice to be meted out to any Marine found guilty of a war crime against Iraqi civilians. But, as we anticipated in an earlier article , (…)

  • We have received from Indonesia calls for solidarity witht the victimes of the earthquake in Java
    6 June 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    Solidarity with Indonesia
    The earthquake that occurred on 27 May 2006 resulted in 6000 deaths, tens of thousands of persons injured and hundreds of thousands rendered homeless. Our association « Europe solidaire sans frontières » (Europe in solidarity without borders), is facilitating financial aid for the victims of this new catastrophe.
    The money gathered will be sent to local people’s organizations who have mobilized themselves in the municipality of Klaten where the districts of (…)