Pat Robertson: 'I don't have to be nice to the spirit of the Antichrist'It's time someone told you the truth. There is an Invisible Cord that can be traced from the European bankers who ordered the assassination of President Lincoln, to Karl Marx, to the British bankers who funded the Soviet KGB. They are members of the 'tightly knit cabal whose goal is nothing less than a new order for the human race under the domination of Lucifer'.
If you don't know about the Invisible Cord, then you have not read New World Order by Dr Marion 'Pat' Robertson. This ... (more)
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89 prisoners resume hunger strike at GuantanamoNew tensions between Guantanamo Bay detainees and the US military have prompted 89 prisoners to resume a hunger strike that so far has left seven hospitalized, a spokesman for the military operation confirmed yesterday.
The prisoners, protesting their living conditions and their continued detention without trials, had undertaken a widespread hunger strike that ended in July. Word that the hunger strike had resumed was disclosed yesterday by Clive Stafford Smith, a British human ri... (more)
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Inside The MasonsThe 1820s looked as though they would be the best of times for the special relationship between the fraternal order of Freemasonry and the young American nation. It wasn't just because so many prominent members of the founding generation--George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, and indeed 13 of the 39 signers of the Constitution--had been members. It was also because the rapidly growing republic and the fraternal society still held so many ideals in common. American republican values looked like M... (more)
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INDIA: Everything Gets Worse With Coca-ColaIn the end it was the ''generosity'' of Coca-Cola in distributing cadmium-laden waste sludge as ''free fertilizer'' to the tribal aborigines who live near the beverage giant's bottling plant in this remote Kerala village that proved to be its undoing.
On Friday, the Kerala State Pollution Control Board (KSPCB) ordered the plant shut down to the jubilation of tribal leaders and green activists who had focused more on the 'water mining' activities of the plant rather than its produc... (more)
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Anti-Chavez march turns violentSix people have been injured in clashes between opponents and supporters of Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez.
The fighting broke out as opponents marched in the capital Caracas to demand electoral reform ahead of December's parliamentary elections.
Bottles, rocks, fireworks and tear gas were thrown in the worst violence between the two sides for months.
Venezuela has been relatively calm since President Chavez won a referendum on his rule in August 2... (more)
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Britain's elite get pills to survive bird fluMEMBERS of Britain’s elite have been selected as priority cases to receive scarce pills and vaccinations at the taxpayers’ expense if the country is hit by a deadly bird flu outbreak.
Workers at the BBC and prominent politicians — such as cabinet ministers — would be offered protection from the virus.
Ken Livingstone, the London mayor, has already spent £1m to make sure his personal office and employees have their own emergency supplies... (more)
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Valet who alleged royal aide raped him dies, 44A ROYAL servant who claimed he was raped by one of the Prince of Wales's close aides died yesterday.
George Smith alleged he was raped by another royal servant in 1989, but the claim was never proven and was strenuously denied.
His father, Peter Smith, confirmed that the 44-year-old, a Falklands War veteran who had been unwell for some time, died on Wednesday.
Mr Smith, who lived in Newport, south Wales, was a former corporal in the Welsh Guards and ... (more)
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Fury over loss of 9/11 heroes' health programA program supposed to monitor the health of thousands of federal workers who answered the call of 9/11 has been lost for more than two years, the Daily News has learned. "We seem to have inherited our own Loch Ness monster in terms of being able to find this monitoring," said Jon Adler, vice president of the Federal Law Enforcement Officers' Association.
Programs were developed to check on the health of every other group that rushed to Ground Zero during and after the Sept. 11 att... (more)
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Chavez challenges the oil kingsOn July 14 in the western city of Maracaibo, Venezuelan government tax auditors and a prosecutor went to the offices of Chevron, the second-largest US oil company.
They seized boxes of records to build a case that San Ramon, California-based Chevron and 21 other energy companies owe Venezuela €2.4 billion in back taxes.
The raid is part of Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez's push to squeeze more money out of foreign companies that want to pump oil from the world... (more)
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AK-47 law rules as cartels fight over US drug routeA Mexican border town is brought to its knees as 117th murder recorded
Boystown isn't what it used to be. The police sub-station at the entrance to this red light district in the Mexican city of Nuevo Laredo lies deserted. Behind the high walls protecting it from the outside world, Boystown resembles a wild west set for a Hollywood film. Tatty, single-storey buildings line the broad gravel streets.
On the pavements, young men wearing baseball caps lounge in ... (more)
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Police chief- Lockerbie evidence was fakedA FORMER Scottish police chief has given lawyers a signed statement claiming that key evidence in the Lockerbie bombing trial was fabricated.
The retired officer - of assistant chief constable rank or higher - has testified that the CIA planted the tiny fragment of circuit board crucial in convicting a Libyan for the 1989 mass murder of 270 people.
The police chief, whose identity has not yet been revealed, gave the statement to lawyers representing Abdelbaset Ali ... (more)
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New York Post: Team that IDed 9/11 hijacker fired by militaryCyber-sleuths working for a Pentagon intelligence unit that reportedly identified some of the 9/11 hijackers before the attack were fired by military officials, after they mistakenly pinpointed Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and other prominent Americans as potential security risks, The New York Post reports in registration-restricted Saturday editions, RAW STORY has learned. Excerpts follow.
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The private contractors working for the counter-terrorism unit Ab... (more)
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Government 'wastes' African aidThe government has been accused of wasting hundreds of thousands of pounds of African aid.
The BBC's Five Live Report said it found more than £700,000 spent on hotel bills and meals in Malawi for US staff.
The National Audit Office said it may mount an investigation into the use of consultants by the Department of International Development (DFID).
The DFID has yet to issue a response to the accusations, which will be aired in a programme on Sund... (more)
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London Bombing ringleader, Haroon Rashid Aswat – double agent for MI6?In a lengthy statement that will send shockwaves around the world, John Loftus, a terrorism expert and a former prosecutor for the US Justice Department, has publically revealed that the so called mastermind of the 7/7 London Bombings, Haroon Rashid Aswat, is a British ‘Intelligence Asset’.
A TNC US-based source has sent us extraordinary fully verifiable information, along with a filmed interview during which Loftus makes his accusations.
We are double-c... (more)
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