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Video: Dr. Daniele Ganser, Swiss ETH-Professor talks about 9/11 theories at swiss tv station (subs)
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AIG: We Need More Money (AIG already spent 122 B in 2 month)
AIG in talks with Fed over new bail-out
By Francesco Guerrera in New York
Published: November 8 2008 00:36 | Last updated: November 8 2008 00:36
AIG is asking the US government for a new bail-out less than two months after the Federal Reserve came to the rescue of the stricken insurer with an $85bn loan, according to people close to the situation.
AIG’s executives were on Friday night locked in negotiations with the (…)

Updated at: 1900 PST, Sunday, November 09, 2008
Source : "The News"
BARA: Seven persons died and 3 others injured when Nato led fighter jets bombed Teerah valley along Pak-Afghan border in Khyber Agency on Sunday.
The Nato led fighter jets targeting a group of 40 pedestrians on Morga mountains in Teerah valley pounded them with a number of bombs, killing seven of them on the spot and injuring three others.
The dead and injured were taken to Tehsil Bara.

Against all odds, American voters have elected a mixed-race, multi-cultural young man, who was born in modest circumstances, as their president to lead them through an economic and military crisis that threatens the future of their democracy.
Barack Obama campaigned on a platform of “Change”; however, the fact of his election proves that America has already changed.
I was born in my grandmother’s farmhouse in West Texas almost 68 years ago, and my father often said every American boy had (…)

GEAB N°28: Global systemic crisis Alert - Summer 2009: The US government defaults on its debt
In this 28th edition of the GEAB, LEAP/E2020 has decided to launch a new global systemic crisis alert. Indeed our researchers anticipate that, before next summer 2009, the US government will default and be prevented to pay back its creditors (holders of US Treasury Bonds, of Fanny May and Freddy Mac shares, etc.). Of course such a bankruptcy will provoke some very negative outcome for all (…)

The machine grinds on relentlessly. Now it’s: give Obama a chance. This means: Public, go back to sleep. In the meantime Obama and the state machinery work at feverish pace.
Take a look at the people who have quickly been announced as contenders for high office in the Obama administration.
Rahm Emanuel, son of a right-wing Israeli terrorist; he filtered out anti-war Dems in the 2006 congressional primaries. As a result, the Dems had a smaller majority because his pro-war candidates did (…)

A Two part interview with Webster Tarpley describing who is behind Obama and pulling the strings on the president elect and the plans behind it for the future. A must watch with brilliant insight and analysis.
http://www.wholetruthcoalition.org/2008/11/06/the-men-behind-obama/

Source: "Pakistan Observer"
Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Sherry Rehman condemns missile strike
By Tariq Saeed
Peshawar—The US led NATO forces operating in Afghanistan continued to add to their score of innocent killings in Pakistan as yet another missile attack by the US drones in North Waziristan Agency Friday morning left up to 14 people dead and injured many others.
Reports reaching here said the suspected US pilot-less planes or the predators in their fresh (…)

Source : "The Dawn"
By Our Special Correspondent
LONDON, Nov 7: A glut of opium on the world market, fuelled by a record Afghan harvest, threatens a new heroin crisis in Britain, the European Union’s drug agency has warned.
According to a report in The Guardian on Friday (Record opium harvest in Afghanistan threatens new heroin crisis in Britain) the agency’s annual report also confirms that the UK remains at the top of the European league table of 27 countries for cocaine abuse for (…)

Source: "The Dawn"
SRINAGAR, Nov 7: Troops carrying automatic rifles locked down occupied Srinagar on Friday as Kashmiris tried for a second day to hold a big rally against New Delhi’s rule and upcoming elections in the disputed region.
Shops, businesses and schools remained closed across the Kashmir valley, which in recent months has seen some of the biggest pro-independence protests since a revolt against Indian rule erupted in 1989.
Police and soldiers used loudspeakers in Srinagar (…)