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    Alex welcomes to the show Dick Russell who co-authored Jesse Ventura's New York Times' best-selling book Don't Start the Revolution Without Me and Ventura's latest book, American Conspiracies: Lies, Lies, and More Dirty Lies that the Government Tells Us, available at the Infowars Store. Russell's previous book is Eye of the Whale, which was named among the Best Books of 2001 by the Los Angeles Times, the Washington Post, and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Alex also talks with film producer and author G. Edward Griffin. Mr. Griffin is the author of The Creature from Jekyll Island, a best selling landmark book on the Federal Reserve system. Griffin founded Freedom Force International, a libertarian activist network, in 2002. Alex also covers the latest news and takes your calls.

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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.

    9 Comments

    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.

    86 Comments

    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.

    48 Comments

    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.

    100 Comments

    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.

    31 Comments

    Featured Stories archive

    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.

    57 Comments

    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.

    48 Comments

    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.

    56 Comments

    Economic crisis archive

    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.

    35 Comments

    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.

    70 Comments

    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.

    84 Comments

    GUNS FOR FOOD. Drop guns and take bread line voucher to station #4

    Police state archive

    Department of Education Posts Order for Police Shotguns

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    62 Comments

    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.

    10 Comments

    Billboard watches you shop

    The Sun | Retailers are targeting individual shoppers with digital billboards like those in the hit Tom Cruise film Minority Report.

    9 Comments

    Big Brother archive

    ‘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.

    48 Comments

    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.

    56 Comments

    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.

    146 Comments

    War on terror archive

    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.

    28 Comments

    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.

    48 Comments

    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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    Flu pandemic archive

    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.

    14 Comments

    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.

    167 Comments

    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.

    34 Comments

    Border control & illegal immigration archive

    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.

    41 Comments

    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.

    31 Comments

    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.

    4 Comments

    Iraq archive

    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.

    34 Comments

    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.

    60 Comments

    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.

    11 Comments

    Iran archive

    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”.

    71 Comments

    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.

    84 Comments

    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.

    115 Comments

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    World news archive

    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.

    129 Comments

    Chris Wallace defends Obama to Mitt Romney, pointing out that he’s a bigger Neocon than Bush

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    46 Comments

    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.

    67 Comments

    Why Almost Everyone Is Wrong About How To Prepare For the The Coming Food Shortage!

    World at war archive

    Washngton Post Calls Yukihisa Fujita’s 9/11 Ideas “Bizarre… Fantasy”

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    156 Comments

    Proof that 9/11 Truthers Are Dangerous

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    118 Comments

    Russia Today: 9/11 truthers find home in New Hampshire

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    68 Comments

    September 11 archive

    SWAT Team Takes Guns from Oregon Department of Transportation Worker

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    132 Comments

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    48 Comments

    William Shatner on Gun Control: It’s How Well You Aim the Gun

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    124 Comments

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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.

    42 Comments

    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.

    12 Comments

    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.

    93 Comments

    Science & technology archive

    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.

    46 Comments

    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.

    97 Comments

    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.

    22 Comments

    U.S. News archive

    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?

    68 Comments

    Program to pay homeowners to sell at a loss

    New York Times | Obama administration throws good money after bad.

    59 Comments

    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.

    49 Comments

    Race for the nomination archive

    TalkSport UK: Is Your Neighbor a Terrorist?

    WideShut | Advert says the hermit down the street might be a terrorist.

    50 Comments

    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.

    53 Comments

    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.

    31 Comments

    Media archive