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Neocon Bloggers Celebrate Indictment of “Crazy” Patsy Jihad Jane
Kurt Nimmo | Jihad Jane is a near perfect patsy for a government eager to extend indefinitely the phony GWOT against the mirage of cave-dwelling terrorists who are said to have relocated to Anywhereville, USA.
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Perversion Is Fine, So Long As You’re In A Position Of Authority
Paul Joseph Watson | Schools can install cameras in bathrooms and spy on kids via laptops, but parents treated as pedophiles for taking innocent photographs of their own children.
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Senate Accuses Drudge Report of Spreading Computer Malware
Kurt Nimmo | The Senate accusation coincides with the Obama administration’s release of Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Initiative.
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Announcing the Birth Of The Real Coffee Party
Paul Joseph Watson | Waking up America to the futility and the danger of the contrived left-right political paradigm.
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Pacific North American Regional Integration and Control
Dana Gabriel | Under the guise of safeguarding the environment, many solutions being offered are in the form of more taxes and more control over our lives.
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Treasury Plans to Take Social Security from Elderly for Unpaid Loans
Wall Street Journal | Treasury Department data shows that Social Security recipients comprise a large and growing percentage of people from whom the Treasury recovers debts.
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Riots in Athens as thousands protest against cutbacks
London Evening Standard | Inside parliament, politicians were debating the €4.8 billion (£4.33 billion) austerity bill, which is expected to pass despite strong opposition.
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U.S. Taxpayers on Hook for $5 Trillion of Fannie, Freddie Debt… No Matter What Barney Frank Says
Aaron Task | House Financial Services Chairman Barney Frank caused a bit of an uproar Friday when he suggested the U.S. government does not guarantee the debts of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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Minneapolis schools locked down over vague threat posted on internet
AFP | The lockdown, which affected around 50 schools in the Minneapolis public school district, meant children were told to remain in their classrooms while access to outside visitors was strictly limited.
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Teen Hauled to Jail For Overdue Library DVD
Brian Barrett | The municipality of Littleton, CO, prosecutes a boy for failing to return a DVD worth $31.45.
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City police fight release of G-20 records
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review | An Allegheny County judge heard more arguments about releasing documents related to police conduct during last year’s G-20 economic summit.
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GUNS FOR FOOD. Drop guns and take bread line voucher to station #4
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Department of Education Posts Order for Police Shotguns
Kurt Nimmo | Is the Department of Education expecting problems or do they plan to enforce government “education” (indoctrination) laws at gunpoint?
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Minneapolis schools on lockdown amid Internet threat
AFP | “We don’t really know what this threat is, we are just working with the police right now,” a spokeswoman for the district told AFP, adding it was an unprecedented move affecting all schools.
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Billboard watches you shop
The Sun | Retailers are targeting individual shoppers with digital billboards like those in the hit Tom Cruise film Minority Report.
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‘Jihad Jane’ indictment alleges threat from within U.S.
Los Angeles Times | American Colleen R. LaRose, 46, is accused of using the Internet to recruit and assist Muslim terrorist operations in Europe and Asia.
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Man Grabbed in Pakistan Not Gadahn
ABC News | Reports of the capture of an American-born al-Qaeda member by Pakistani authorities gave rise to speculation over whether it was Gadahn.
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Pakistan Claims to Have Arrested Adam Gadahn
New York Daily News | Karachi’s English-language paper ran a photo of a man said to be Gadahn being taken away with a bag on his head.
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H1N1 clinic tied to tournament game
The Lawrence Journal-World | Kansas University is having a special H1N1 flu vaccine clinic on Thursday during the first half of the men’s Big 12 Tournament game.
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Mercury in vaccines: “No more dangerous than the mercury in a tuna sandwich”
Brandon Turbeville | While thimerosal receives much of the press when discussing the dangers of vaccination, individuals should be aware that mercury is not the only dangerous substance contained in vaccines.
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H1N1 “protection” added to next season’s flu shots
Amednews.com | The Food and Drug Administration has decided to include a pandemic 2009 H1N1 virus in the Northern Hemisphere’s 2010-11 seasonal influenza vaccine.
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An end to cross-border trucking dispute remains elusive
Fleet Owner | Today marks the one-year mark since President Barack Obama signed the Omnibus Appropriations Act of 2009.
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Obama to Push Immigration Before Elections
Obama met with Chuck Schumer and Lindsey Graham in an attempt to map out a plan for running the legislation before representatives become too busy with the fall election.
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Obama looking to give new life to immigration reform
L.A. Times | In an effort to advance a bill through Congress before midterm elections, the president meets with two senators who have spent months trying to craft legislation.
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Ex-defence chief attacks Brown’s evidence to Iraq inquiry
Times Online | Former commanders accused Gordon Brown of deliberately misleading the Iraq inquiry after he blamed the military for failing properly to equip the Armed Forces for war.
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Rove book continues Bush Administration lies about Iraq
Examiner | In a new book Karl Rove claims ( not convincingly) that Bush didn’t mislead the country into war in Iraq and that it was the right decision.
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Clashes in Iraq’s north underscore fierce political rivalry among Kurds
Washington Times | Anywhere else in Iraq, a shootout between political rivals that injured three people would have been unremarkable.
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Iran predicts disunity over sanctions
AFP | World powers will fail to reach a consensus on imposing new sanctions against Iran over its controversial nuclear program, a the foreign ministry said.
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Differences Emerging Between Israel And US Over Iran
Philadelphia Bulletin | The intelligence communities of Israel and the United States differ over Iran’s progress toward nuclear weapons.
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US Can’t Track Its Own Exports to Iran
AOL News | Even as the U.S. pushes for tougher international sanctions aimed at curbing Iran’s nuclear program, a government investigation suggests Washington is doing a lousy job policing the sanctions already in place.
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Fuel bills will pay for eco-upgrades
Daily Telegraph | Energy companies will work with local authorities to carry out the ambitious refurbishment program “street by street” and “house by house”.
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Brit Army of Spies Gets Police-style Powers
Daily Telegraph | Almost 1,700 people, including car park attendants and dog wardens, already have powers to hand out a string of fines.
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Internet access is ‘a fundamental right’
BBC | Almost four in five people around the world believe that access to the internet is a fundamental right.
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Cyberwar declared as China hunts for the West’s intelligence secrets
Times Online | Sources said that the number of attacks had increased significantly over the past 12 months, with China among the most active players.
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Chris Wallace defends Obama to Mitt Romney, pointing out that he’s a bigger Neocon than Bush
Andrew Steele | Mitt Romney got some push-back from Chris Wallace this weekend for asserting in his book that Obama is weak on foreign policy and an apologist to terrorists.
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Kucinich orders Afghan War debate, vote: “Trillions for war, no money for Americans!”
Examiner | Congressman Dennis Kucinich invoked a procedural rule to help protect Americans from endless war to compel members of Congress to debate and vote whether to continue US war in Afghanistan.
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Why Almost Everyone Is Wrong About How To Prepare For the The Coming Food
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Washngton Post Calls Yukihisa Fujita’s 9/11 Ideas “Bizarre… Fantasy”
The Washington Post | Post says Mr. Fujita’s ideas about the attack on the World Trade Center are too bizarre, half-baked and intellectually bogus to merit serious discussion.
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Proof that 9/11 Truthers Are Dangerous
Washington’s Blog | Most Americans don’t know what kind of people 9/11 truthers really are.
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Russia Today: 9/11 truthers find home in New Hampshire
Russia Today | 9/11 is on the ballot this spring in 12 towns in New Hampshire. People throughout the region are encouraging their neighbors to “vote for answers.”
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SWAT Team Takes Guns from Oregon Department of Transportation Worker
Mail Tribune | Worker placed on leave abducted for mental-health evaluation after he bought guns.
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Youth Baseball Team Not Allowed to Bear Constitution Arms
The Sporting Blog | Anything gun-related combined with kids is going to be contentious enough to cause a major stir among the among parents in the league.
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William Shatner on Gun Control: It’s How Well You Aim the Gun
Infowars.com | Shatner instructs a world-be robber on self defense and the Second Amendment.
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Cal Dental Assoc — No Fluoride for Babies
Health Freedom Alliance | The California Dental Association joins a growing list of researchers, dental and health organizations advising against regularly mixing infant formula with fluoridated water to avoid discoloring babies’ developing teeth.
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California watchdog sees climate policy job losses
Reuters | California is likely to see modest job losses in the near term from its aggressive climate change policy due to higher energy costs and other factors.
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Reality Reversals Continue: Scientists Now Propose That Ritalin Boosts Learning
Marco Torres | Just in case you doubted the complete incompetence of medical scientists after the H1N1 swine flu scam, they are now claiming that the ADHD drug Ritalin boosts learning.
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Arizona school district sues taxpayers to stop questions
Goldwater Institute | A handful of taxpayers in a small community north of Wickenburg, Arizona are being targeted by the local school district in a lawsuit that asks a judge to declare they have no right to request public records, sue the district, or complain to outside agencies.
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Federally Funded “Ticket Blitz” in Virginia
The Newspaper | The blitz, dubbed “Operation Air, Land & Speed” coincided with frantic efforts by state officials to close a$2.2 billion budget deficit.
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Hard work ahead for resized Detroit
Detroit Free Press | Logic, efficiency and the city’s battered budget scream out for the right-sizing of Detroit — moving isolated residents and businesses out of blighted neighborhoods and clearing vast land tracts.
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Stop the Federal Reserve From Shredding Its Records
Robert Auerbach | Should the policymaking committee of the most powerful peacetime entity in the United States government be allowed to destroy their source records?
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Program to pay homeowners to sell at a loss
New York Times | Obama administration throws good money after bad.
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Senate Tells Employees Not to Read Drudge Report
Drudge Report | Just as the healthcare drama in the capitol reaches a grand finale, congressional officials are warning employees to avoid the Drudge Report.
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TalkSport UK: Is Your Neighbor a Terrorist?
WideShut | Advert says the hermit down the street might be a terrorist.
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Author claims CIA still testing drugs on people
Russia Today | In August 1951 a small French village near Marseilles became a part of CIA funded experiment with drugs. As a result 500 people were affected, there were at least three suicides and 40 people were taken to a nearby psychiatric institute.
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2010 Vancouver Olympics: The Movie
WeAreChange Vancouver | We bring you onto the streets of Vancouver and straight into the middle of the mass protests during the 2010 Winter Olympics.
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