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  • Public Enemy #1: GWB et. al.
    31 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    GWB, et. al. are the most dangerous occupants of the white house ever. They are the #1 traitors in the world. They are also the #1 terrorist organization, and now they have the House, Senate, Supreme Court, mainstream media, UN, World Bank, half the U.S. population, and U.K. and Polish leaders in their pockets. GWB reveres the biblical Book of Revelations (please take a look at that if you’re not familiar with it), and combine that with the neo-conartist "New American Century" plans to rule (…)

  • Neck deep in the Big Muddy
    31 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    BY ANDREW GREELEY
    The Big Muddy is deeper and darker. Two Pentagon reports this week show just how muddy. In a survey of the morale of soldiers in Iraq, the Pentagon found that more than half said that morale in their units was either "low" or "very low." Morale was especially low, as one would have expected, among the National Guard and Reserve units. Only half of them said they had "real confidence" in their ability to carry out their mission, probably because they were not trained for (…)

  • Exclusive: Secret Memo-Send to Be Tortured
    31 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    by Michael Isikoff
    Aug. 8, 2005 issue - An FBI agent warned superiors in a memo three years ago that U.S. officials who discussed plans to ship terror suspects to foreign nations that practice torture could be prosecuted for conspiring to violate U.S. law, according to a copy of the memo obtained by NEWSWEEK. The strongly worded memo, written by an FBI supervisor then assigned to Guantanamo, is the latest in a series of documents that have recently surfaced reflecting unease among some (…)

  • On Capitol Hill, A Flurry of GOP Victories
    31 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    On Capitol Hill, A Flurry of GOP Victories
    Key Measures Advance After Long Delays
    By Charles Babington and Justin Blum
    After years of partisan impasses and legislative failures, Congress in a matter of hours yesterday passed or advanced three far-reaching bills that will allocate billions of dollars and set new policies for guns, roads and energy.
    The measures sent to President Bush for his signature will grant $14.5 billion in tax breaks for energy-related matters and devote $286 (…)

  • LOVE IN ACTION CO-FOUNDER: "MY MINISTRY SHATTERS LIVES"
    31 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    LOVE IN ACTION CO-FOUNDER: "MY MINISTRY SHATTERS LIVES"
    by Wayne Besen
    CO-FOUNDER OF MINISTRY THAT RUNS TEEN ’EX-GAY’ BOOT CAMP SAYS GROUP SHATTERS LIVES AND CAN CAUSE SUICIDE
    Love In Action Co-Founder John Evans Unveils Powerful Letter Rebuking ’Ex-Gay’ Ministries
    NEW YORK - Author Wayne Besen released an explosive letter today by Love In Action’s co-Founder and former ex-gay John Evans, which rebukes gay conversion groups saying that they "shattered lives". The group he started has (…)

  • Karl Rove on Welfare
    31 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Karl Rove on Welfare
    by Ralph Nader Remember the day after the election last November, a triumphant newly elected (for the first time) President George W. Bush introduced to a national television audience a beaming Karl Rove as "The Architect" of his winning campaign. Did you know that you, the taxpayers, paid for his salary and benefits while he was running George W. Bush’s political campaign day after day inside the White House?
    Isn’t this illegal, you may properly ask? It would be (…)

  • The U.S. Congress Sends Mixed Message On Indonesian Military
    31 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    The U.S. Congress Sends Mixed Message On Indonesian Military
    by Brian McAfee
    The U.S. Senate voted against giving the human rights abuses countering the House’s vote to reinstate funding and training for the Indonesian military.
    President George W. Bush and Condoleezza Rice had been pushing for a full restoration of all military ties to Indonesia because of the ongoing terrorist threat but the persistence of human rights abuses and the corrupt nature of the Indonesian military and (…)

  • New Theft Charges In 2004 Election
    30 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    http://www.truthout.org/docs_2005/072905B.shtml
    http://www.freepress.org/departments/display/19/2005/1387
    Dramatic New Charges Deepen Link between Ohio’s "Coingate," Voinovich Mob Connections, and the Theft of the 2004 Election By Bob Fitrakis and Harvey Wasserman The Columbus Free Press
    Friday 29 July 2005
    Columbus - New charges filed against Ohio Governor Bob Taft’s former top aide have blazed a new trail between "Coingate" and the GOP theft of the 2004 (…)

  • MACK VS. VENEZUELA
    30 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    By William Fisher
    As some Latin American analysts complain that Washington has declared "electronic war" on Venezuela with a plan to target the country for special radio and television broadcasts, it remains uncertain whether the project will ever get off the ground.
    If approved by a joint congressional committee, the broadcasts would be financed by the U.S. government and implemented through the Broadcasting Board of Governors (BBG), the quasi-independent corporation established to (…)

  • Senate Approves Bill Protecting Gun Businesses
    30 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Senate Approves Bill Protecting Gun Businesses
    By CARL HULSE
    WASHINGTON, July 29 - The Senate agreed to shield gun manufacturers and dealers from liability lawsuits on Friday, as Congress broke for a monthlong recess after sending President Bush energy and transportation bills that had been years in the making.
    Long sought by the gun lobby, the Senate measure - approved 65 to 31 - would prohibit lawsuits against gun makers and distributors for misuse of their products during the (…)