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Syria ready with bio-terror if U.S. hits Iran
Monday, March 5, 2007
Syria ready with bio-terror if U.S. hits Iran
Quote: The true purpose of this story is to create markers that can be referred back to when the United States government unleashed biological weapons in the Middle East. These spook types are just too obvious.
Israel planes dump suspicious green balloons on southern Lebanon
dpa Sunday, January 28, 2007
Beirut - Israeli planes violated Lebanese airspace Saturday and (…)

Doroteo Arrango & Trevor MacDonald
Many of us - due to the preponderance of eye-witness accounts and ostensible FEMA, CIA and FBI negligence as reported in hundreds of articles posted on www.reallyhappened.com - have reason to strongly suspect that the WTC destruction was orchestrated (..not by Bush’s cronies alone, but ) - by the long standing Hereditary Rich of the US, Great Britain and Israel, in order to consolidate and finalize their military and Media-psycologist control of all (…)

Apartheid South Africa and Apartheid Israel comparisons are germane as we approach the 40th anniversary of the illegal Israeli Occupation of the Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT) (for a detailed, documented account see MWC News: [Israeli comparisons below are in square brackets]:
1. ultimately deriving from Dutch and thence Afrikaaner colonialism (17th – 20th century) and British colonialism (after formal “acquisition” in 1814 after the Napoleonic Wars; the annexation of Natal, 1843; (…)

Le voyage en enfer d’un ancien traducteur de l’armée américaine s’achève au Caire
http://www.lefigaro.fr/internationa...
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Justin Norrie in Tokyo March 1, 2007
JAPANESE health authorities are investigating a flu medicine that is also available in Australia after a teenager jumped 11 storeys to his death after taking the drug. It was the 18th juvenile fatality linked to Tamiflu in 17 months.
The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has asked the Japanese importer of Tamiflu, an anti-viral drug regarded as the most important shield against bird flu in humans, to collect information about the conditions of (…)

By Becky Yerak
March 3, 2007
The subprime mortgage business is starting to have the whiff of the troubled airline industry.
At least 20 U.S. subprime lenders in recent months have closed, retrenched, filed for bankruptcy, delayed earnings reports, taken financial hits, or been sold or downgraded amid a rise in delinquency rates.
And federal regulators have noticed.
Worried that "subprime borrowers may not fully understand the risks" of such lending products as adjustable-rate (…)

By Chen Shiyin
March 3 (Bloomberg) — Asian stocks fell from records, posting the biggest weekly slump in seven months, amid a global rout that erased more than $1.5 trillion of stock-market value.
``Market gains had been very fast up until now, when in fact, there were plenty of things to be cautious about such as the slowdown in the U.S. and a correction in Chinese stocks,’’ said Masayuki Kubota, who oversees $2.1 billion in assets at Daiwa SB Investments Ltd. in Tokyo.
Industrial (…)

Oh Beautiful
Michael D. Morrissey March 3, 2007
May be redistributed for non-profit purposes, with copyright acknowledgement. Original place of publication is http://www.mdmorrissey.info/beautiful Oh Beautiful, your spacious skies were never filled with so many lies as on 9/11, when a caveman in Afghanistan flew his planes into the Pentagon and the World Trade Center, pulverizing two, doing what no plane in history could ever do and a third one, just for the heck of it eight hours (…)

Yesteday upon the stair I saw a man who wasn’t there. He wasn’t there again today....I wish to Hell he’d go away!
Could Bush’s "Smoking Gun" become a real "Mushroom Cloud"? Sure.
For months the Bush administration has been making grossly exaggerated claims about Iran’s "New-Q-Lar" weapons uranium enrichment,often claiming that that country is "on the verge" of possissing the bomb. Recent reports from the IAEA and intelligence networks in the area challenge Bush’s claims. In fact, (…)

’Didymo’ is perplexing scientists as invasive, ruglike blooms of the stuff snarl waterways in both hemispheres. By Moises Velasquez-Manoff | Correspondent of The Christian Science Monitor
March 01, 2007 In the late 1980s, a freshwater alga began mysteriously blooming in the rivers of Vancouver, British Columbia, covering once-pristine riverbeds with a thick, woolly mat. Dubbed "rock snot" for its yellowish color and globular form, the sudden dominance by a previously benign alga (…)