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John Conyers And Deep Throat Margaret Kimberley June 09, 2005 Deep Throat was the anonymous source who helped Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein break the Watergate story. For the past 30 years the identity and in some cases the very existence of Deep Throat has been called into question until Mark Felt recently revealed himself to be the mystery man.
There have been many opportunities for eager reporters to bring down the current White House occupant, but no one (…)

Parents Are Right To Protect Their Children From The Military Jacob G. Hornberger June 8, 2005 A recent front-page story in the New York Times reported growing opposition among parents to the US military’s efforts to contact and recruit their children to join the US armed forces. In the process, parents are also discovering some uncomfortable things about the federal government. One thing parents are learning is that federal funds to local school districts have less to do with federal (…)

There is a slow but perceptible drumbeat calling for the impeachment of President George W. Bush on grounds he fixed the facts to justify invading Iraq, and deliberately timed the invasion to influence midterm elections. These revelations come from leaked secret minutes of a July 23, 2002 meeting where the head of British MI6, after visiting the Bush administration in Washington, reported back to Prime Minister Tony Blair that "Bush wanted to remove Saddam, through military (…)

British MP George Galloway appeared on Al-Jazeera discussing his recent visit to Washington. [To View this clip, visit ]. Additionally, he appeared on Abu Dhabi TV on November 20, 2004 and stated among other things the "U.S. and British governments will burn in ’Hell-Fires.’" [To view this clip, visit ]. The following are transcripts from the interviews:
Al-Jazeera Interview
"I am speaking for tens of millions, and maybe more, around the world, who know the truth about Iraq. Who know (…)

"We will not walk in fear, one of another. We will not be driven by fear into an age of unreason, if we dig deep in our history and our doctrine; and remember that we are not descended from fearful men. Not from men who feared to write, to speak, to associate, and to defend causes that were for the moment unpopular... We can deny our heritage and our history, but we cannot escape responsibility for the result."
Edward R. Morrow
It is inevitable: sooner or later the Bush (…)

By William Fisher
When Amnesty International described U.S. anti-terrorist prisons as “the Gulag of our time”, it gave the Bush Administration the ideal gift for the politician who has nothing: An opportunity to change the subject.
Its over-the-top and historically dubious language allowed the president, the vice-president, the secretary of defense and many other Bushies to get everyone focused on syntax and away from the prisoner abuse issue.
This is the second goodie the (…)

It was not too long ago that,despite it’s faults, we looked to America to be a leader to a more just society.Democracy and dignity for human- kind were in our minds.The worm got into the apple barrel and it is bringing decay and rot.Can we only survive as a species when we are governed by Dictatorship?My it is looking dark.

At the end of this article, the USA Today editor explains why they haven’t printed anything on the memo until now, more than a month later: "We could not obtain the memo or a copy of it from a reliable source..." Sure. We’re supposed to believe that nobody at USA Today could find the link to the original article by the TimesOnline.uk? Blair’s office did not deny the authenticity, validating it as a source, and USA Today didn’t cover it for a month because it exposes Bush’s LIES. Ironically, (…)

Coup d’etat Against George W. Bush Seriously Contemplated In Washington Bob Chapman June 08, 2005 THE INTERNATIONAL FORECASTER editor Bob Chapman writes: Rumors have been circulating in Washington for the last year that a coup d’etat against George W. Bush and the neocons is being seriously contemplated in certain circles.
Within the military, because of the non-traditional use of the military and among high-level businessmen who see Bush as a disaster for American business ... (…)

Wreck It And Run William Lind June 02, 2005 Among the many unhappy developments in American industry in recent decades has been the advent of "wreck it and run" management. A small coterie of senior managers takes over a company and makes a brilliant show of short-term profits while actually driving the business into the ground. They bail out just before it crashes, cashing in their stock options as they go, and leave the employees, ordinary stockholders and customers holding an empty bag. (…)