The NSA's Secret Spy Room at AT&T
PBSFeb 20

They Want You to Eat Cloned Meat--And They Don't Want You to Know It
Pete ShanksFeb 20
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is close to letting into our food supply meat and milk from cloned livestock and their offspring. This is a really bad idea, and worth complaining about; they have asked for comments. An easy way to send them in is by going to the site set up by the True Food Network. The final decision will not be made until the beginning of April.

The FDA claims that cloned meat and milk are safe, in fact so muc... (more)
Flying the Flag (Arming the World)
John PilgerFeb 20


John Pilger and David Munro look behind the political rhetoric and discover the world of international arms dealing. Won a Bronze Apple in the category of 'Domestic and International Concerns', National Educational Film & Video Festival, Oakland, California, 1995; Certificate... (more)
Expert Goes On Record: Bin Laden 9/11 Confession Is Bogus
InfowarsFeb 20
A leading expert on Osama Bin Laden has officially gone on the record saying that he believes the so called "9/11 Confession" tape, released shortly after the attacks, is an outright fake that has been used by US intelligence agencies to deflect attention from “conspiracy theories” about 9/11.

Professor Bruce Lawrence, head of Duke University’s Religious Studies program, joined Kevin Barrett last Friday on his radio show (gcnlive.com, 2/16/2007, first ... (more)
9/11 First Responders: 'We're Dead Men Walking'
WCBS-TVFeb 20
More than five years after the 9/11 terror attacks, the full impact of that day is still unknown. First responders who rushed into the collapsing buildings are dealing with health issues they believe could be just the tip of the iceberg.

CBS 2 spoke to many who now say they are dead men walking.

First responders charged toward ground zero on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, united in their mission.

"I saw the second plane hit, both towers come down," V... (more)
Children's TV 'is linked to cancer, autism, dementia'
The ScotsmanFeb 20
Key quote
"It is the number of hours and the age at which they start which produces the biological effects. It is because of the medium, not the message, that these effects are occurring." - DR ARIC SIGMAN

Story in full
IT HAS long been blamed for creating a nation of couch potatoes. But a new report today claims that Britain's love affair with television is causing far more damage - both physically and psychologically - than previously thought.

The ... (more)
The numbers just don’t add up (and “they” still have the guns)
Mickey Z.Feb 20
In the Vietnam War protest song, “Five to One,” Jim Morrison of The Doors sings:
The old get old/And the young get stronger

May take a week/And it may take longer

They got the guns/But we got the numbers

Gonna win, yeah/We’re takin’ over
In my youth, I took solace in the whole “we got the numbers” thing. The very idea filled with me hope . . . but little did I know, the ones with the g... (more)
BBC Hit Piece a Tissue of Lies, Bias and Emotional Manipulation
Prison PlanetFeb 20
The BBC's Conspiracy Files documentary about 9/11 was a tissue of lies, bias and emotional manipulation from beginning to end. Producer Guy Smith should be ashamed of himself for inflicting this travesty of yellow journalism upon the 9/11 truth movement and he is assured to encounter a vociferous and outraged response in its aftermath.

You can watch the one hour show below via Google Video.

Jerusalem Post “that America and Israel are on the same page when it comes to Iran,” in other words, both agree the Islamic country will be attacked, as Israel has demanded this for years now.

“We have... (more)
Headteacher in honours row 'driven to brink of suicide' by Blair
London Evening StandardFeb 20
The Downing Street adviser whose revelations sparked the cash for honours scandal accused Tony Blair of driving him to the brink of suicide.

Des Smith said he was treated like Dr David Kelly after he told a newspaper reporter that people donating money to the Prime Minister's city academies project could expect to be awarded honours.

The headmaster, who had been close to members of Mr Blair's inner circle, says he was 'hung out to dry' by Mr Blair ... (more)
The Unwanted Refugees Of The Iraq War
CBS NewsFeb 20
This story was written for CBSNews.com by Amman, Jordan-based reporter Kristen Gillespie.

In the middle of the empty, rocky desert on Jordan's easternmost flank, a group of fabric tents flap loudly in the winter wind. It's a small camp set up by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) before the war with Iraq began in the spring of 2003.

The mass exodus of Iraqis anticipated in the weeks after Saddam Hussein's regime fell didn't materialize,... (more)
An Orwellian solution to kids skipping school
Atlanta Journal-ConstitutuionFeb 20
Let's say your teenager is a habitual truant and there is nothing you can do about it. A Washington area politician thinks he might have the solution: Fit the child with a Global Positioning System chip, then have police track him down.

"It allows them to get caught easier," said Maryland Delegate Doyle Niemann (D-Prince George's), who recently co-sponsored legislation in the House that would use electronic surveillance as part of a broader ... (more)
National ID Coming In 2008
American Free PressFeb 20
There are signs of rebellion in several state legislatures against the Real ID Act, the federal law that springs from the disputed findings of the 9-11 Commission.

Liberal and conservative groups are gearing up for a fight in the coming months to keep this contentious measure from creating the first-ever national ID card in U.S. history. The Real ID Act is supposed to be implemented in May 2008, creating new national drivers licenses to function as a vir... (more)
Monks reveal brutal state crackdown
The TelegraphFeb 20
Tibetan monks suffer harassment and imprisonment at the hands of the authorities, who attempt to force them to renounce the Dalai Lama.

They are rarely able to talk openly about their experiences under Chinese rule. But The Daily Telegraph used new rules relaxing reporting restrictions in the run-up to the 2008 Beijing Olympics to meet monks without information ministry minders being present.

"The situation here is tense," said one monk. "We have ... (more)
Police to Use Surveillance Aircraft in Rallies
Korea TimesFeb 20
Police are planning to deploy unmanned aerial vehicles to take photographs of demonstrators participating in unauthorized protests.

The new machines are based on military models currently in use abroad but are adapted to meet local requirements, a National Police Agency official said. The high-tech machines will incorporate an image detector allowing officers to effectively ``see’’ the face of a person wearing a mask.

The two models... (more)
Wronging Passengers With a Bill of Rights
Becky AkersFeb 20
Having trashed the Bill of Rights at airports (and everywhere else, for that matter), Our Rulers hope to palm off a parody on us: the "Passengers’ Bill of Rights." They’re using the Valentine’s Day fiasco at JFK International Airport as cover.

While ice and snow pelted New York City last Wednesday, passengers crammed aboard JetBlue planes waited for take off. They sat...and sat....and sat. Nor did the air... (more)
Snow: Politicians Warning Of Iran War ‘May Be Trying To Protect Iran’
Think ProgressFeb 20
Today on CNN, White House Press Secretary Tony Snow claimed that members of Congress who have warned about the possibility of a military strike against Iran may be “trying to protect Iran.” Watch it:

Numerous military and regional experts agree that there is no military solution for Iran. They say it would be “disastrous for the United States,” “empower reactionaries [i... (more)
Commercialization and future access to the Internet highway
Rodrigue TremblayFeb 20
“Perhaps the most obvious political effect of controlled news is the advantage it gives powerful people in getting their issues on the political agenda and defining those issues in ways likely to influence their resolution.” --W. Lance Bennett

“The Bush majority on the FCC has bowed to the interests of the big cable and telephone companies to strip away, or undo, the Internet’s basic DNA of openness and non-discrimination.” --Bill Moyers... (more)
Tax on 'peace and quiet' revealed
The TelegraphFeb 20
Living near a bus stop or corner shop and even enjoying "peace and quiet" will lead to a hike in council tax for householders, under Government plans.

The tax on "nice neighbourhoods" is being planned as part of the council tax revaluation, with proposals expected within weeks.

Secret manuals by the Valuation Office Agency, an arm of HM Revenue and Customs, used in the controversial 2005 council tax revaluation in Wales, reveal... (more)
Labour will force everyone to give fingerprints at ID card interview centres
Sunday TelegraphFeb 20
Ministers plan to force all adults to travel miles at their own expense to fingerprint scanning units so their details can go onto an identity card database. From 2009, everyone will have to attend one of 69 "interview centres", whose locations are revealed today for the first time.

People without their own transport, such as the elderly and the less well off, will be hit hardest by having to make round trips that in some cases will be more than 100 miles. Somebody living in Cambr... (more)
Geared for war: U.S. ready to attack Iran
The New StatesmanFeb 18
American preparations for invading Iran are complete, Dan Plesch reveals. Plus Rageh Omaar's insights from Iran and Andrew Stephen on fears George Bush's administration will blunder into war

American military operations for a major conventional war with Iran could be implemented any day. They extend far beyond targeting suspect WMD facilities and will enable President Bush to destroy Iran's military, political and economic infrastructure overnight using conventional weapons... (more)
Bush Administration's smoking gun on Iran Misfires
Inter Press ServiceFeb 18
The first major effort by the George W. Bush administration to substantiate its case that the Iranian government has been providing weapons to Iraqi Shiites who oppose the occupation undermines the administration's political line by showing that it has been unable to find any real evidence of an Iranian government role.

Contradicting recent claims by both Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and Secretary of Defence Robert Gates that U.S. intelligence had proof of Iranian governm... (more)

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