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Today on The Alex Jones Show: James Smoak Man terrorized by out of control police thugs at an illegal traffic stop. He and his wife were handcuffed and their dog was shot over a lost wallet. Related Article: Traffic stop traumatizes family Couple handcuffed, dog shot to death over lost wallet Wilbur Rhodes In Kittery, Maine Rhoades is asking the Town Council to pass a resolution protesting federal measures that he feels violate the civil liberties of American citizens. Related Article: Activist seeks council help in fighting for civil liberties A local man is asking the Town Council to pass a resolution protesting federal measures that he feels violate the civil liberties of American citizens.

Traffic stop traumatizes family
Couple handcuffed, dog shot to death over lost wallet

The Jones Report: Police State Product Placement: Set up under Clinton and doubled in scope under Bush, the government have taken the old product placement format and turned it into propaganda placement

Washington Times: Proposed anti-terror rules for travelers get personal - Centralized government database decides whether you fly - this is the first stage of 'trusted traveler' safety grades which will eventually be integrated with your biometric ID card - 'enemies of the state' will not be able to travel along with their 9pm curfew time

US to scrutinize every traveler
The US government wants detailed information about every person who comes to or leaves the country by commercial plane or boat, and for the first time will require its citizens to fill out forms detailing their comings and goings.

Baltimore Sun: Broader US spy initiative debated - The penultimate paragraph confirms that Poindexter is involved in the new 'trusted traveler' scheme which judges your behavior with a color coded security code - red means you're a subversive

Baggage Screening Means Loss of Privacy
Since 9/11, Americans have both tolerated and demanded more screening at the nations airports. But now, with the full implementation of having every single bag searched, travelers are feeling the sudden sting of a loss of privacy.

Tiny Cell Phone or Big Brother?
The new wireless systems introduce a range of other complex issues. Even older cell phones could easily be used as audio bugs, often without any modifications.

The Scotsman: The G'days are over as Australians mount Bali terror hunt - Australia launches its own TIPS program: Multi-million dollar Howard operation will have people spying on their neighbors, reporting suspicious behavior at shopping malls - government propaganda adverts produced

Sydney Morning Herald: Passengers secretly filmed in anti-terror trial - Sydney Airport to biometrically face-scan every person to spot 'criminals and terrorists'

Australia: Watchdog barking over privacy lapses

Paul Joseph Watson: Targeting Tourists, Not Terrorists: Why Airport Security Is A Charade

Mary Louise: Project for the New American Century (PNAC): Cheney's Monstrous Scheme

Kevin Newsom: The Night of Long Shadows: Fighting for Freedom Abroad while losing it at Home

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AT&T to Cut 3,500 Jobs
AT&T Corp., the largest US long-distance telephone company, said on Monday it will cut about 3,500 jobs and take a $240 million charge as it cuts costs in its corporate services unit.

Trial for 11 Miami officers accused of planting guns, cover-ups
13 rogue officers assigned to special street-crime units planted guns and covered up each other's crimes

Newspaper Photos Document Police Use Of Stun Gun
Police Report Does Not Mention Use Of Weapon

Gold Touches 6-Year High, Oil Nears 2-Year Peak
Gold nudged its highest level for six years Monday, oil hovered near a two-year peak and the dollar dipped as signs the United States and Britain were preparing troops for an attack on Iraq kept markets volatile.

IRS Aims to Make Rebel Pay
"Tax Rebel" Electronically Tagged and Forced to Carry GPS Device Prior to Trial

SUV's torched in Pennsylvania latest eco-terrorism
A radical environmentalist group is taking responsibility for torching several SUV's at a Pennsylvania car dealership.

Scientists seek 'super-soldiers' formula
The Pentagon will consider using almost anything - from "go" pills to rayguns - to ensure that its frontline personnel can run and run.

US Proposes Visitor Tracking Rules
US Government Proposes Rules to Identify All International Travelers

Rocket Fuel Pollution Strains Water Supplies, Prompts Health Fears
A toxic chemical used to fuel Cold War-era missiles and the rockets that put man on the moon has left a legacy of contamination across the Southwest, where it pinches the region's already tight supply of drinking water.

Sydney Morning Herald: Undercover war begins as US forces enter Iraq - About 100 United States special forces personnel and more than 50 CIA officers have been inside Iraq for at least four months, looking for missile-launchers, monitoring oil fields, marking minefields and helping their pilots target air-defence systems

World Net Daily: Terror alerts manufactured? FBI agents say White House scripting 'hysterics' for political effect - definition of terrorism - "The unlawful use or threatened use of force or violence by a person or an organized group against people or property with the intention of intimidating or coercing societies or governments, often for ideological or political reasons" - By this definition the White House ARE the terrorists

London Independent: Afghan heroin stockpile is threat to UK, Blair warned - CIA puppet government doing exactly what it's told

Associated Press: Oil Key in US Strategy on Iraq - With Saddam gone, "you could add 3 million to 5 million barrels of production to world supplies," Larry Lindsey, then Bush's top economic adviser, said in September, suggesting a successful war "would be good for the economy." (but the money won't find its way into your back pocket)

US Army Reserves Called Up for Iraq
The US military has put at least 275 Army Reserve units -- involving more than 10,000 soldiers -- on alert to be ready to move overseas as early as this week in preparation for a possible war with Iraq

Saddam: We're ready for war
Saddam Hussein today warned the West that his country was ready for war, in a dramatic live TV address to the Iraqi people

US official denies decision already taken to attack Iraq
The United States has not taken any decision to attack Iraq, a top official said Monday.

UNITED NATIONS - with Germany and Spain beginning their two-year membership term on 1 January 2003, the EU will have its four largest countries represented in the powerful United Nations Security Council.

German crash threat pilot quizzed
Police are questioning a man who threatened to crash a stolen plane into the European Central Bank skyscraper in Frankfurt

Peruvian terrorism laws overturned
Peru's highest court has ruled that some of the country's anti-terrorism laws are unconstitutional, paving the way for appeals by hundreds of imprisoned left-wing rebels.

Seattle TV Station Uncovers INS Scandal -- (1/4/03) KIRO TV of Seattle, Washington, has uncovered a scandal involving the failure of a border surveillance camera system that was produced by a company whose vice president is the daughter of the head of the House Hispanic Caucus. According to KIRO, despite failure of the system to work properly, International Microwave Corporation recently received a no-bid contract for $200 million to supply border security systems for the entire U.S. border. "I will have a little trouble sleeping at night and I think all of us should be a little bit worried," said retired Border Patrol Chief (Ret) Carey James.

Three more 'clones' due
The doctor who says she has produced two cloned babies in the past weeks has told the BBC three more cloned children will be born by February.

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Russians dream of tunnel to Alaska
Russian officials have expressed new confidence over building a tunnel under the sea to link eastern Siberia and the US state of Alaska.

Citigroup's deal for credit cards in China
US banking giant Citigroup has agreed a strategic alliance with a Chinese bank so it can enter China's emerging credit card market.