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  • Why do Asians study in Australia, UK & US? PC racism of media lying over US war crimes
    23 January 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    PC RACISM (politically correct racism) and cowardice in US-UK-Oz academia has resulted in the mal-education of a current establishment of PC racist journalists, academics and politicians who simultaneously DENY any racism, are COMPLICIT in horrendous mass murder in Asian wars and IGNORE the horrendous, continuing passive genocide of Asians in US wars in gross contravention of the Geneva Conventions (so far there have been 2.1 million avoidable post-invasion deaths and 1.7 million (…)

  • What Will You Do?
    23 January 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    When you know the truth, what will you do?
    WASHINGTON, D.C. — (OfficialWire) — 01/22/06 — Another tape. It’s interesting that the seemingly never-ending supply of videos and audio tapes, allegedly provided by Usama bin Laden from some dark, dank cave in the mountains of Pakistan or Afghanistan, seem to arrive just in time to divert the public’s (and the media’s) attention from the really important subject of the day. This latest tape, albeit only an audio example, found its way to (…)

  • The Iran Trilogy : Timmerman , Corsi, and Weldon
    22 January 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Isn’t it odd that three books have come out at the same time (Kenneth Timmerman’s "Countdown to Crisis " , Jerome Corsi’s "Atomic Iran" and Rep. Curt Weldon’s classic " Countdown to Terror" ) all positing the theory that Iran is preparing to deploy terrorists that will unleash a nuclear armageddon against the people of the United States. Funny none of these gentleman have apparently noticed that it is Israeli spies who have been caught engaging in surveillance of Naval stations in (…)

  • WHY SHOULD WE BE SURPRISED?
    22 January 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    By William Fisher
    Iran’s president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, launched a media tsunami when he declared the Holocaust a myth.
    But we shouldn’t be all that surprised. The Middle East is chockablock with Holocaust-deniers and Holocaust-minimizers. And it is not only the so-called Arab Street that has been infected. The disease has spread to many members of the Arab intelligentsia and to some of the area’s privileged elite.
    I learned just how deeply embedded this attitude is during a (…)

  • PREPARE TO DEFEND THE PEOPLE OF IRAN FROM A NUCLEAR ATTACK!
    21 January 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    by Rory Winter
    It is not my wish to act like a doomsayer or to alarm anyone unnecesarily. In the dark times we live that would be a cruel and unforgivable thing to do.
    The western countries have, in the most cynical fashion, chosen to demonize and persecute the Islamic world, to turn it into a new "menace" (now that the "Red Menace" no longer exists) in order to justify to their peoples a state of "permanent war". It is a very frightening situation in which all the people of this planet (…)

  • Weighing the Options: The Next Path for Israel/Palestine
    21 January 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    By Remi Kanazi
    Given the recent political death of Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, many in Israel and the Occupied Territories are wondering who will the former premier’s spot. Likewise, Palestinians and Israelis are closely watching to see who will govern Palestinian society. The Palestinians engage in the political process first-with parliamentary elections on January 25. The question on how smoothly they will run still remains. It is of the utmost importance that Palestinian (…)

  • US Troops told to ignore Opium Crop that is now more than 1/2 Afghan GDP
    20 January 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    By Philip Shishkin in Faizabad, Afghanistan, and David Crawford in Berlin, The Wall Street Journal
    The suspicious whirring of a motor came from somewhere in the dark skies above the river separating Northern Afghanistan from Tajikistan. Tajik border guards say they shouted warnings and then opened fire. What fell out of the sky was a motorized parachute carrying 18 kilograms of heroin.
    It was a small drop in a mighty flood of Afghan heroin that is reshaping the world drug market. Once (…)

  • Beyond Abramoff: House Speaker Hastert Accepted "Tens of Thousands" in Bribe $$
    20 January 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    Turkish officials boasted of giving “tens of thousands of dollars in surreptious payments” to House Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Illinois) in exchange for political favors.
    That allegation is contained a profile of Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) whistleblower Sibel Edmonds in the current issue of Vanity Fair magazine.
    The article, “An Inconvenient Patriot,” by British writer David Rose, reports that Edmonds was asked to listen to wiretaps as part of what appeared to be an FBI public (…)

  • ETAN Calls for Broad International Discussion of Timor Truth Commission Report
    20 January 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    January 20 - The East Timor and Indonesia Action Network (ETAN) today called on the United Nations to launch a broad and thorough discussion of the report of Timor-Leste’s Commission for Reception, Truth and Reconciliation (known by its Portuguese acronym, CAVR). The group said such attention to the report’s findings and recommendations is needed to prevent others from suffering as the East Timorese have.
    "Widespread understanding of the truth commission’s report and recommendations is (…)

  • Ready, Aim, Cease-fire
    20 January 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    By Remi Kanazi
    The people of Gaza are living under occupation. The prison quarters diminished as Israel implemented “no-go” areas in the northern Gaza Strip and took military control. Israel remains firmly in control of the airspace as well as the sea and all borders except the European Union monitored Rafah border, which according to Israel can be shut down at any time. All the while, human rights reports come and go, asserting that the harsh conditions of “post disengagement” are (…)