Infowars | The DVD Arsenal takes the best interviews, rants, and observations each month from the Prisonplanet.tv broadcasts of The Alex Jones Show and burns them to one DVD.

Infowars | In a historic final interview, filmmaker and music promoter Aaron Russo goes in depth on the insider-knowledge given to him by a member of the Rockefeller family.

Tom Eley | The formation of the Cyber Command raises the threat of the military or the NSA launching operations within the US.

Ed Brayton | Just another example of the Obama administration adopting Bush administration positions and undermining constitutional protections.

Sunday Telegraph | Police officers who dragged a drunken driver from his car and bashed him with their fists, boots and batons are being investigated by the NSW Police Professional Standards Command and the NSW Ombudsman.

Bloomberg | World Bank President Robert Zoellick warned policy makers that fiscal-stimulus plans are insufficient to turn around the “real economy” and rising joblessness threatens to set off political unrest across the globe.

William Grigg | It’s quite common to see tax-fattened functionaries in police uniforms inflict reflexive criminal abuse.

Press TV | Israel has launched its largest-ever military exercise to test its capabilities against potential missile attacks, bombings and riots.

Wichita Eagle | George Tiller, the Wichita doctor who became a national lightning rod in the debate over abortion, was shot to death this morning as he walked into church services.

Reuters | It’s not just California that threatens to sabotage the Obama stimulus. State and local governments across the nation are gradually unravelling federal efforts to revive growth.

William Buppert | The republican vision of a decentralized, localized and minimal government has become as anachronistic as the notion of natural rights.

MyFoxHouston | A former Marine finds himself under attack by his Dallas homeowners association for displaying seven decals on his vehicle supporting the Marine Corps.

Kurt Nimmo | A director of the Institute of Health at the Université Paris Descartes told a French newspaper that “nobody would have the right, except in the case of a medical counter-indication, to refuse a vaccination.”

Raw Story | General David Petraeus said that the US had violated the Geneva Conventions in a stunning admission that the US may have violated international law.

Telegraph | Virtually nothing we can do in the European elections on Thursday will have any real influence in deciding how we are governed.

San Diego Union-Tribune | A code enforcement officer warned the couple in April for holding a “religious assembly” without a permit.

NASA | An international panel of experts led by NOAA and sponsored by NASA has released a new prediction for the next solar cycle.

Gary Leupp | The interests of U.S. imperialism in this case, in the form of regime change in Afghanistan, and the way it was done, have antagonized much of the Pakistani population.

Telegraph | Gates urged “tough sanctions” against North Korea and pledged that Washington would not accept its possession of a nuclear arsenal.

Reuters | The global financial crisis may morph into a second, equally virulent phase where borrowing costs rise again, hobbling an embryonic economic recovery, debilitating cash-strapped banks, and punishing investors all over again.

New York Times | The Obama administration is supporting efforts by the Saudi royal family to defeat a long-running lawsuit seeking to hold it liable for the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.

Infowars | Cops don’t need “anger management,” they need to be prosecuted for assaulting emergency workers.

Cuban News Agency | MSN Messenger Services have been suspended to Cuba and other “enemy” countries of the US, including Iran, North Korea, Syria and Sudan in accordance with US legislation.

Ray McGovern | Colin Powell would not risk his reputation for all those victims — Iraqi and American — who have died or suffered horribly from an unnecessary war.

Reuters | Turning to Clinton, Bush joked, “So brother, it is good to be with you.”

Daniel Saarinen | Returning to a rational spheres of influence system of international relations would give confidence and security to all the parties involved.

Paul Joseph Watson | Reflections And Warnings: An Interview With Aaron Russo.

IRIN | A lethal, newly identified hemorrhagic virus that killed four of the five people it infected in September and October 2008 has been given the working title of “Lujo”.

ITNews | The DHS is testing whether it can adapt the same biometric technology to enrol or veify identities from remote locations using wireless connectivity.

theNewspaper | Legislation mandating federal and state police surveillance cameras on Texas state highways nears passage.

Bloomberg | Congressional auditors may soon examine the Federal Reserve’s role in the U.S. bailout of American International Group Inc. after gaining authority to review Fed documents under a law that took force last week.

Press TV | The US is “prepared” to engage in a ‘conventional’ war with North Korea but it requires time to adjust to the new front, says the military.

Infowars | New York’s eco cops are not part of the police, but they have guns and the power to arrest eco criminals.

You Tube | Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth founder Richard Gage appears on local FOX in Fresno, CA to deliver some powerful evidence about the collapses of WTC towers 1,2 & 7 to seemingly sympathetic news anchors.

Kurt Nimmo | Obama has no intention of rolling back the government’s massive and unconstitutional snoop program.

Steve Watson | New report contradicts White House denials.

Bloomberg | Obama said today he will appoint an adviser to oversee the security of government and business computer networks in response to widespread attacks and information theft.

New York Times | The Pentagon plans to create a new military command for cyberspace, administration officials said Thursday, stepping up preparations by the armed forces to conduct both offensive and defensive computer warfare.

Stephen Lendman | Wall Street’s mantra is that markets move randomly and reflect the collective wisdom of investors. The truth is quite opposite.

Boston Globe | The Boston Police Department is preparing a plan to arm as many as 200 patrol officers with semiautomatic assault rifles, a significant boost in firepower that department leaders believe is necessary to counter terrorist threats.

Dawn | Iranian officials Friday accused the US of hiring those behind a suicide bombing of a Shiite mosque in southeastern Iran that killed 23 people and linked the attack to next month’s presidential vote.

Kurt Nimmo | Obama’s brand spanking new mega-embassy in Islamabad will be the center of operations for the dismantling of Pakistan.

Paul Joseph Watson | Staged images proven to be lifted from amateur porn websites five years ago poison the well and distract from documented accounts of sexual abuse detailed in Taguba military report.

Atheo News | The Obama administration is demanding that a law prohibiting military recruiters from initiating contact with minors be overturned.

David Kimbrough | Lila Rose, a 20-year-old history major at University of California, has gone undercover to expose a taxpayer-subsidized organization’s cover-up of sexual abuse.

Kurt Nimmo | The Watch Condition threat hierarchy is raised to level 2, indicating the possibility of an attack.

Paul Joseph Watson | Government sets up crude strawman by claiming London Telegraph is lying, when they were merely quoting the military’s own appointed investigator into the torture scandal, whose report confirmed that rape of women and children took place.

Infowars | The Wave redux, Hitler youth group think, edited with an Obama speech and several city year commercials, as well as a bunch of shorter clips.

The Hill | Obama was in a boastful mood Wednesday night, telling a star-studded crowd at a fundraising dinner that he “would put these first four months up against any prior administration since FDR.”

Bloomberg | The U.S. economy will enter “hyperinflation” approaching the levels in Zimbabwe because the Federal Reserve will be reluctant to raise interest rates, investor Marc Faber said.