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Well, just as we al know a couple years ago, Iran IS NOT out to build a nuclear bomb. But the black propaganda concocted by Israel will continue unabated.
http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article23520.htm
The U.S. intelligence community is reporting to the White House that Iran has not restarted its nuclear-weapons development program, two counterproliferation officials tell NEWSWEEK. U.S. agencies had previously said that Tehran halted the program in 2003.

On the evening of Sept. 16, 2009, a protest action was staged at Goucher College in Towson, MD, just north of Baltimore City, with respect to the appearance of Karl Rove on campus, as a guest speaker. Rove, aka “Dubya’s Brain,” was a senior advisor, (2001-07), to then President, George W. Bush. He is suspected of participating in a White House-based cabal, (WHIG), which helped to launch the immoral and illegal Iraq War. Just as Rove was being introduced, at least three activists stood up in (…)

Organizers at a protest against the Toronto International Film Festival spotlight on Tel Aviv held a press conference Monday afternoon at Ryerson University to explain their purposes and reply to attacks by pro-Israeli forces. One of the more scurrilous attacks was launched by Canadian film producer and fervent pro-Zionist Robert Lantos..
http://mostlywater.org/protest_agai...

Rabble.ca
Dear Robert,
Thanks for your two interesting letters of last week; responding to our Toronto Declaration..
http://www.rabble.ca/news/2009/09/o...

Prominent US Rabbi Denounces TIFF Protest
Toronto Star
A prominent US Rabbi has entered the fray, strongly condemning a growing international protest against the Toronto International Film Festival’s decision to highlight Tel Aviv in its City To City program. Rabbi Marvin Hier, named by Newsweek as the most influential rabbi in America labelled the protest by more than 65 artists and filmmakers "nonsense" and "a recipe that calls for the destruction of the state of Israel". Canadian (…)

The World After the Fall of Lehman
By Bill Bonner 09/14/09 London, England
This week marks the one-year anniversary of the Lehman bankruptcy. The media struggles to say something meaningful about it. Here at The Daily Reckoning we will not even attempt meaningfulness. We’ll be satisfied with a few snide remarks.
What is most remarkable about the world a year after Lehman fell it is that so little seems to have changed. Even the papers have noticed.
“A year after Lehman, little change (…)

Climate racist First World countries like climate criminal Apartheid Australia are polluting the common atmosphere of the Earth and threatening Africa and Asia with a Climate Genocide this century that will kill 10 billion non-Europeans as surely as if nuclear terrorism-linked Apartheid Australia got its UK, Apartheid Israeli or US pals to drop thermonuclear weapons on African and Asian countries.
European countries are set on a deliberate (if necessarily unspoken) course of finally (…)

Or is it, No, We Won’t? Or, No Way, No How? Or, perhaps, No, we shouldn’t expect to limit our ideals to shallow campaign sloganeering?
Poor President Obama, who’s gifted with a rare talent for silky, resonant rhetoric, made a promise he’ll never keep — Yes We Can. Sure, it sounded great, particularly as an antidote to the Neocon nightmare W had supported. But, really, how was it ever going to be possible? A New World? A New Politics? A New Way of Thinking? No way. Not even close.
Now (…)

We Can’t Break Up the Giant Banks, Can We? Yes We Can!
by Washington’s Blog
Global Research, September 14, 2009 Washington’s Blog - 2009-09-13
Top economists and financial experts believe that the economy cannot recover unless the big, insolvent banks are broken up in an orderly fashion. In response, defenders of the too-big-to-fails make one or more of the following arguments:
(1) The government does not have the authority to break up the big boys (2) To break up the banks, the (…)

The Toronto Declaration is unstoppable. Over 1,000 filmmakers, actors, writers and other cultural producers from around the world—including Israel and Palestine—have signed on to the statement objecting to the Toronto International Film Festival’s Celebratory Spotlight on Tel Aviv..
http://torontodeclaration.blogspot.com