Is The CIA Trying to Kill Hugo Chávez? "I want to kill that son of a bitch," said the Capitan of the Venezuelan National Guard, Thomas Guillen in a recorded telephone call with his wife. In the call, played on Venezuela's state TV channel last month, the Capitan reveals his and his father's plans to kill President Hugo Chávez. The next day, the Capitan and his father, retired General Ramon Guillén Dávila, were arrested and taken into custody for conspiring to kill the President of Venezuela. [1]
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The true massacre is the one we are livingEvery bit as grotesque as the Virginia Tech massacre was the spectacle of George W. Bush grandstanding for a photo-op at the convocation for the victims of the tragedy.
Bush -- the world’s premier mass murderer and war criminal, a man responsible for the massacre of tens of thousands of people; whose family has been responsible for generations of death all over the world -- should not have been permitted to speak.
Not only is this man not the legitimate presid... (more)
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Massacre at Va Tech: A Momentary Glimpse into Daily Life in IraqAt the memorial ceremony for those slain at Virginia Tech, President Bush said today he did not know what the victims had done to deserve their fate. How this nation wept as one when thirty innocent Americans perished and twenty more were wounded! There is almost nothing else on the television news but this tragedy --- not even news from the ongoing slaughter from the war in Iraq.
Here we have the sorry spectacle of the man in the White House who made the war on Iraq, where a disa... (more)
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160 Killed In Terrible MassacreNormal life came to a screeching halt today in America as news of an awful mass murder spread across the nation. Politicians canceled rallies, Congress delayed impeachment proceedings and office workers stopped their usual banal chit-chat about teevee shows or whatever for impassioned if still ill-informed discussions of gun control, violence and the dangers of creative-writing programs.
Ha ha, just kidding! This massacre happened in Iraq, which we totally ignore even though i... (more)
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Why does the Bush administration have a list of everyone who has ever used anti-depressants?Guess what? They do. From ABC News, regarding the VA Tech shooter:Some news accounts have suggested that Cho had a history of antidepressant use, but senior federal officials tell ABC News that they can find no record of such medication in the government's files. This does not completely rule out prescription drug use, including samples from a physician, drugs obtained through illegal Internet sources, or a gap in t ... (more)
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EU Federal Superstate Becoming A RealityIn a telling U-turn British Prime Minister Tony Blair has stated that the EU no longer needs a constitution and should instead "opt for a less ambitious new treaty that would not require a referendum."
In other words Blair is acknowledging that the people have seen through the legislation to create a federal superstate so the European globalist elite need to change the wording ... (more)
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No charges against police who used seized World Series ticketsST. LOUIS — Eight city police officers were wrong to use World Series tickets seized from scalpers, but they did nothing illegal, Circuit Attorney Jennifer Joyce said Monday in revealing there will be no charges.
She acknowledged public outrage but said she could not find any way to construe their actions as a violation of Missouri statutes given the available evidence.
"I'm very disappointed with their conduct; I think it was ethically and morally wrong, and ... (more)
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Intelligence drugs could be 'common as coffee' It sounds like the stuff of science fiction: a new generation of drugs that make people more intelligent.
But they are precisely the kind of mind-altering substances that students and businessman could be taking in the future to pass exams and boost work performance.
Foresight, a Government think-tank, believes that "cognitive enhancers" could be "as common as coffee" within a couple of decades to help a person think faster, relax and sl... (more) Intelligence does not come in a pill. |
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EU aims to criminalise Holocaust denial Laws that make denying or trivialising the Holocaust a criminal offence punishable by jail sentences will be introduced across the European Union, according to a proposal expecting to win backing from ministers Thursday.
Offenders will face up to three years in jail under the proposed legislation, which will also apply to inciting violence against ethnic, religious or national groups.
Diplomats in Brussels voiced confidence on Tuesday t... (more)
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Former Mossad chief: Kill Ahmadinejad Western countries must unite in an effort to assassinate Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, former head of the Mossad Meir Amit said on Wednesday night.
"Even though in the past I have been opposed to assassinating Arab leaders, this case is different because it alone is the center of the nuclear issue," Amit told the weekly Kfar Chabad magazine set be published on Thursday.
Amit said he did not perceive an existential danger to Is... (more)
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Few imagined what Cho Seung Hui would doBLACKSBURG, Va. - They met across the professor's desk. One on one. The chairman of the English department and the silent, brooding student who never took his sunglasses off.
He had so upset other instructors that Virginia Tech officials asked whether the professor wanted protection. Lucinda Roy declined. She thought Cho Seung Hui exuded loneliness, and she volunteered to teach him by herself, to spare her colleagues. The subject of the class was poetry.
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California Mortgage Defaults Hit 10-Year HighIn California, mortgage defaults reached a 10-year high in the first quarter, largely spurred by people who either took out equity or bought homes in the past two years.
Default notices were sent to 46,760 homeowners in the first three months of 2007, according to DataQuick Information Systems. The figure is more than double the 18,856 sent during the same period a year ago, and a 23% increase from the fourth quarter of 2006.
Most of the mortgage loans that went i... (more)
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