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Obama
to fund anti-govt. elements in Iran: Report
US President Barack Obama is re-branding a Bush-era plan to fund anti-government
Iran-based elements through domestic and foreign entities, a report
says.
White
House Is Drafting Executive Order to Allow Indefinite Detention of Terror
Suspects Obama
administration officials, fearing a battle with Congress that could
stall plans to close the U.S. prison at Guantanamo Bay, are crafting
language for an executive order that would reassert presidential authority
to incarcerate terrorism suspects indefinitely, according to three senior
government officials with knowledge of White House deliberations.
Bachmann:
Reject climate change bill as ‘tyranny’
A bill intended to limit greenhouse gas emissions and create clean energy
jobs has come under fire from Republicans, who insist it would destroy
jobs while raising the cost of energy for consumers. Some, like House
Minority Leader John Boehner, have even taken to describing the legislation
as a “tax.”
DOJ
further delays release of key torture report
The release of a five-year-old inspector general’s report on the
CIA’s torture program has been delayed again after the Department
of Justice asked for more time to sort out how much to censor.
Harrisburg
chapter of NAACP urges martial law The Harrisburg Chapter of the NAACP is calling on Pennsylvania
Gov. Ed Rendell to suspend some civil liberties and impose martial law
in the city to halt the wave of recent lawlessness.
Gordon
Brown’s bid to lead world on global warming
Gordon Brown yesterday bid to lead the world in tackling global warming
by launching a groundbreaking initiative to set up a 100bn dollar-a-year
fund, rescuing deadlocked international negotiations on a new climate
treaty.
Double
Whammy Misguided government policies have already dealt vicious
body blows to our economy, but that hasn’t stopped politicians
this week from launching two new kicks to the groin: a national
health insurance plan and a carbon emissions regulation system called
“cap and trade.”
US
gives up on eradicating Afghanistan’s opium
Since the United States invaded Afghanistan, the country’s
number one cash crop, opium, has repeatedly broken production records.
By some estimates, the occupied territory now supplies some 90 percent
of the world’s poppies.
White
House denies ‘indefinite’ detention report
The White House dismissed reports that it has drafted an executive
order allowing indefinite detention in the United States of some
of the top terror suspects at Guantanamo Bay.
Polar
bear expert barred by global warmists
Mitchell Taylor, who has studied the animals for 30 years, was told
his views ‘are extremely unhelpful’ , reveals Christopher
Booker.
What
the Big Banks Have Won
The trouble started 24 months ago, but the origins of the financial
crisis are still disputed. The problems did not begin with subprime
loans, lax lending standards or shoddy ratings agencies.
Saudis
coerced bombing suspects to blame Iran, shield al Qaeda
When a truck bomb exploded outside a housing unit in Saudi Arabia
in 1996, killing 19 US service members, the Saudis quickly concluded
that the plot had been carried out by Hezbollah with the backing
of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard.
South
to Boost Surgical Strike Capability Against North
The South Korean military plans to speed up efforts to deploy ground,
air and naval weapons systems for use in strikes against key facilities
in North Korea in the event of war, the Ministry of National Defense
said Friday.
House
Passes Nightmare “Cap And Tax” Bill This is far worse than just a “new tax” as Republicans
are complaining - this is the total takeover of the American economy
by private banking interests through the carbon trading system.
June
24 - David Kwon - $50
June 11 - Peter Keeley - $10
June 11 - James Gathings - $10
May 25 - Stefan Lisander - $200
May 15 - Barry John Bennett - $15
