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Toy Gun Photo Prompts Warrantless Home Search
A Sudbury, Ontario truth activist was the victim of a warrantless police
home search following the discovery of a photo of him brandishing a
toy gun on the social networking website Facebook.
New
Israeli raids looming over Gaza
Israel threatens to launch new airstrikes on Gaza two days after the
Israeli premier vowed a ‘disproportionate’ response to Palestinian
rocket attacks.
IAEA
defends Iran against misinformation
Head of the International Atomic Energy Agency Mohamed ElBaradei says
the world should not hype the issue of Iran’s nuclear enrichment.
The
Death of American Leadership
Vast numbers of people in the United States and abroad are hoping that
President Obama will end America’s illegal wars, halt America’s
support for Israel’s massacre of Lebanese and Palestinians, and
punish, instead of reward, the shyster banksters whose fraudulent financial
instruments have destroyed economics and imposed massive sufferings
on people all over the world. If Obama’s appointments are an indication,
all of these hopeful people are going to be disappointed.
‘Shocking’
video shows cops grabbing cash during raid The New York City Police Department has launched an internal
probe to investigate a raid on a Staten Island bar. In a video posted
on YouTube, police officers wearing jackets decorated with the NYPD
logo can be seen smashing gambling machines at the “Beer Goggles”
bar and putting confiscated cash into their pockets.
2009:
A Resurgence of Eugenics?
As the world moves further into economic chaos, eugenics, an old
idea cloaked under modern terminology, is making a comeback. During
these times it is easy to see how a resurgence and re-packaging
of eugenics could come about.
SCENARIOS
- Will North Korea launch a war? North Korea appears to be preparing to test-launch
its longest range ballistic missile, media reports said on Tuesday,
just days after Pyongyang warned that the Korean peninsula was on
the brink of war.
Dozens
of secret Bush surveillance, executive power memos found; Could
be made public
Details about more than three dozen secret memoranda written by
Bush Administration officials now sit atop a chart created by public
interest reporting group. The memos track new details about dozens
of secret Bush Administration legal positions on torture, detention
and warrantless wiretapping.
