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15 hours of hell at the hands of immigration who knew they were coming
Paul Joseph Watson/Prison Planet.com | June 8 2006
Alex Jones and his team were detained by Canadian immigration on orders of the Bilderberg Group for a 15 hour nightmare of interrogation, accusations and threats of arrests in anticipation of the conference in Ottawa which starts today.
The group were detained at 11:45pm last night and only released after 2pm today.
Customs openly told Alex as soon as they brought (…)

Could 2006 see the first protest outside the meeting of the global Kingmakers?
08Jun06 - Marek Tysis - www.Bilderberg.org exclusive
[Marek is a French speaker and this has been roughly translated into English - ed.]
Although the discovery of the actual place and venue of Bilderberg’s annual meeting happened only two weeks ago some Canadian papers have already spoken about this carefully hidden event. ’Bilderberg Fever’ is sweeping Ottawa and the talking point amongst friends sometimes (…)

For mainstream newspaper article : http://www.bilderberg.org/2006.htm

The famous mystery writer had a great expression for amazing luck: "It’s like having God sitting in you lap"
The news came this morning,as we all know, that coalition forces dropped two 500 pounders on a safe house North of Baghdad...and killed al Qaeda’s #2 man for the third time...Zarqawi!
If true, this is great news for the innocent Iraqi citizens, many of whom were beheaded and killed or maimed in the past by Zarqawi’s actions. But....
What if it’s a scam? There are a few (…)

Abu Musab al-Zarqawi is dead - again ........ Summer-like temperatures have decended upon the North American continent ...Again.... Another annual epoch has taken place as well ...... We wait for Independent Counsel Patrick Fitzgerald to make the fateful decision on whether he will chose to prosecute officials allegedly involved in the CIA Leak case ...... As each summer solstace beckons , anticipation arrives and overwhelms his vast legions of fans ...... Will this be the year the (…)

I’ll do "Whatever It Takes" to stop the Bushification of Nevada by The New Right Conservative Congressman. Jim "There’s No War" Gibbons (R-Reno)
Making Improvements To Nevada’s Rapidly Crumbling Infrastructure.
If you, the good people of Nevada, think I have what it takes to do the job and see fit to send me to Carson City in November 06 to Govern our great state, I will do "Whatever It Takes" to make our infrastructure second to none.
As your Governor, my only job will be to (…)

by Leola McConnell
Here you will find out the little known truth concerning President George W. Bush, Victor Ashe, the current American ambassador to Poland (formerly mayor of Knoxville, Tennessee and Exec. V.P.; C.F.O. of Fannie Mae), and their adulterous-bisexual relationship with a Las Vegas woman in 1984.
This situation took place in 1984 in the State of Tennessee. It concerns a 41 year old woman [currently residing in Las Vegas], Victor Ashe and George Bush’s encounter in 1984 (…)

This week (the week of June 5) Congress will vote on an amendment to close the notorious School of the Americas/WHINSEC. The School of the Americas, funded by our tax dollars and located at Ft. Benning, Georgia, has trained - for more than 60 years - over 60,000 Latin American Soldiers in torture, psychological warfare and war against civilian populations.
Many of the tactics of Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo Bay began at the SOA to be used on civilians and those working for justice in Latin (…)

by Jim Bush
Growing up in a military family, I was exposed to all that is military, including the history of America’s wars. One of the things I was led to believe was that American soldiers didn’t kill prisoners of war or civilians. The Japanese and Germans killed prisoners and civilians, but not Americans. The Communists killed prisoners and civilians, but not Americans.
Later, the Vietnam War disabused me of the misconception that Americans did not kill prisoners or civilians. But the (…)

By BOB HERBERT
For the smug, comfortable, well-off Americans, it doesn’t seem to matter how long the war in Iraq goes on ? as long as the agony is endured by others. If the network coverage gets too grim, viewers can always switch to the E! channel (one hand on the remote, the other burrowing into a bag of chips) to follow the hilarious antics of Paris, Britney, Brangelina et al.
The war is depressing and denial is the antidote. Why should ordinary citizens (good people, religious (…)