\
Microchip Implant Corporation Applied Digital Solutions OKs $10M distribution deals in 3 countries
South Florida Business Journal
Palm Beach-based technology development company Applied Digital Solutions (Nasdaq: ADSX) said it has signed distribution agreements in three countries that call for minimum purchase requirements to maintain five-year exclusivity at more than $10 million each, at current prices.
VeriChip Corporation Signs New International Distribution Agreements for Russia, Colombia and Venezuela Business Wire
The new international distribution agreements are similar to the distribution agreement previously announced for Mexico. Under the five-year exclusive distribution agreements, these distributors must meet annual minimum sales quotas to maintain exclusive distribution rights in their respective countries. If these annual minimum sales quotas are met, the new distribution agreements call for the sale of over 75,000 VeriChips and 3,500 proprietary VeriChip scanners. At current prices, these minimum sales quotas will yield in excess of $10 million in revenue over the 5 year period.
Liberty Not Being Destroyed Quickly Enough: Think Tank Gives U.S. Homeland Security 'D' Grade
Reuters
The Progressive Policy Institute (PPI), which has ties to the Democratic Leadership Council, gave the government a "D" grade in its report card on homeland security and said much improvement was needed.
Report outlines Justice Department violations of USA Patriot Act
Australia to Use Drones for the First Time
Herald Sun
The spy planes, known as UAV's (unmanned aerial vehicles) will be used to track the rebel forces and gangs of thugs which have terrorised the Pacific island nation.
UK Police call for total ban on replica guns Edgwar and Mill Hill Times
The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) has been in talks with the Government, which has proposed legislation including new powers of arrest for having an air-powered weapon or imitation firearm in a public place without lawful authority or reasonable excuse.
Brazilians call for gun controls
MSNBC
The legislation, which could be passed as early as next month, would make it much harder for Brazilians to buy handguns and impose tough prison sentences for illegal gun ownership in a country with one of the world's highest murder rates.
London Guardian
Sir Kevin Tebbit, the MoD permanent secretary, sanctioned a policy which enabled journalists to identify quickly the government's scientific adviser on biological and chemical warfare.
Blair Silent On Whether He Has "Blood In His Hands"
He's Dead....He's Alive: And then there was Saddam
Asia Times
Since Tuesday, the US military has acknowledged that it has received a "significant increase" in the number of Saddam sightings by Iraqi citizens
Obvious Fakes: US releases pictures of bodies
This Is London
The US military released the photographs in an effort to prove to sceptical Iraqis that the feared brothers had definitely been killed.
Signs of the Father?
ABC News Investigators Seek Evidence of Saddam in Rubble Where Sons Died; Odai May Have Killed Self
Iran: We've Got Qaeda Bigs
CBS News
Iran is holding top members of the al Qaeda terror network, the intelligence minister said Wednesday, days after President Bush accused the country of harboring terrorists.
Vancouver Man Attacked for Protecting Ducklings
British Columbia (Reuters) - A man who tried to protect a group of ducklings from stone-throwing teenagers was nursing his own injuries after the youths turned the attack on him, police said on Tuesday
One in Three Germans see U.S. behind Sept 11
It also said 68 percent of all Germans felt the media had not reported the full truth behind the attacks, in which some 3,000 people were killed when hijacked planes were crashed into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.
Attorney General says church abuse scandal likely involved more than 1,000 victims
AP
Over six decades, likely more than 1,000 people were molested by Roman Catholic priests and church workers while leaders in the Boston archdiocese engaged in a ''massive, inexcusable failure'' to do anything about it, the Massachusetts attorney general said in a report Wednesday that outlines the results of a lengthy criminal investigation.
Rev. Paul Shanley paid to rape and molest teenage boys
The Rev. Paul Shanley paid to rape and molest teenage boys and sometimes shared them with other men including at least one fellow priest, according to court documents filed Monday by attorneys for Shanley's alleged victims.
NYC councilman killed by political rival
CNN
In a crime that sent shock waves across New York City, a political rival of City Councilman James E. Davis opened fire in the chamber's balcony, killing Davis just minutes after the two had entered City Hall together
Chicago Spooked by ‘Ghost Planes’
ABC News
Just what are the ghost planes of Chicago? No one’s quite sure, but they’re spooking pilots and air traffic controllers alike. Images of airplanes that either do no exist or are very far away are popping up on radar that controls traffic at O’Hare International Airport
GM scientists 'know too little' on wildlife BBC
The UK Government's chief scientist says he is concerned about the possible effect of genetically modified (GM) crops on wildlife.
Family Sues Hospital Over Organ Harvesting
Missouri Lawyers Weekly
IN a first-of-its-kind ruling, the Missouri Court of Appeals' Eastern District has held that the family of a 57-year-old man who died in a Jefferson County hospital could sue the hospital for harvesting his corneas, leg bones and tissue allegedly without proper consent.
Americans Still Being Neo-Conned
Clint Lacy
If you're wondering if I'm some raging liberal, rest assured I'm not. But these days anyone who disagrees with the Bush administration is labeled either liberal or unpatriotic by the Neo-con talk show hosts and authors out there.
Chuck Baldwin
In spite of the fact that our brave fighting men have now assumed the unflattering role of Iraqi policemen, the word from The Pentagon is, "Our troops are not coming home anytime soon." That's the understatement of the year!
Al Lorentz
Throughout history, the hated aristocracy has always sought to own the land. By owning the land, you control the food supply and thus, the peasants are beholden to you. By owning the land, you in effect control the people and of course can profit by renting the land to the peasants, after all, they have to live somewhere.
Kirt Poovey
CIA Chief George Tenet is the fall guy for President Bush and now Bush wants to move along. Tenet has taken full responsibility for Bush including in his State of the Union speech the claim that Iraq was trying to buy uranium from Africa for their nuclear program.
Rick Lacey
More than any other figure in American history, I credit Henry Ford as the man behind America's prosperity and the standard of living we have enjoyed. In the year 1914, he began paying his auto workers five dollars a day.
Would You Take a Bullet for a Feminist?
Henry Makow
By "feminism" I am not talking about women receiving equal opportunity (in fact, they often receive preferential treatment.) I am talking about a bogus gender ideology that the financial elite is using to destabilize and depopulate society.
Restore the Republic or Starve
Tom Chittum
American is heading toward the edge of an abyss. We must restore our Republic before we tumble into the abyss, because chaos, war and starvation are at its bottom. We must restore our Republic, because only by restoring our Republic can we reverse course.
Copyright 2002, 2003 Alex Jones. All Rights Reserved.
