Michel Chossudovsky
of Global Outlook Magazine on the "Wag the Dog" story of the death of Saddam's sons, The Sept. 11th Inquiry and Much More...

Go to His Website

Related Article:

Official Story on Deaths of Saddam's Sons "Wags the Dog"

Michel Chossudovsky

The deaths of the sons of Saddam Hussein in a high profile "shoot-out" in the northern city of Mosul arrive at a most opportune moment for President Bush and his entourage. Political assassination is tied into the logic of war propaganda. The killings were designed by the Pentagon to uphold the shaky legitimacy of the Anglo-American military axis in the face of Iraqi armed resistance to occupation forces. In the words of President Bush: "their deaths show that the former Iraqi regime will not be coming back."

THE PHOTOS:

The first set doesn't correspond with the official press reports that the bodies were charred and unrecognizable. The Al-Jazeera correspondent in Mosul stated, "Those who saw the bodies could not recognize them. However, one of the bodies belonged to a bearded man. But the features of the bodies were not recognizable. The interesting thing is that the house is still under siege and no one is allowed to enter it. US intelligence agents stayed in the house for almost five hours and took samples from various parts of the house. They also confiscated videotapes and documents. They took samples from the cars that were parked near the house. There was a car inside the house as well, which indicates that there was perhaps a secret garage for the house to which cars could be driven. I saw a car parked inside the house."

The second set of photos were taken in the tent at the Baghdad airpot where the press was allowed to see the bodies. US military officials stated that the bodies had "undergone facial reconstruction with morticians putty to make them resemble as closely as possible the faces of the brothers when they were alive," (Reuters, 25 July 2003).

Tomorrow on The Alex Jones Show:
	Howard Caloogian Chairman of the Recall Gray Davis Committe

Total Information Awareness Network Annouces Pentagon Plan for Running Man Futures Market AP The Pentagon is setting up a stock-market style system in which investors would bet on terror attacks, assassinations and other events in the Middle East. Defense officials hope to gain intelligence and useful predictions while investors who guessed right would win profits.

Defense Dept. Program Taking Terror Bets

WBAL-TV

The program works much like the financial markets where traders buy and sell "futures" based on the possibility of a specific event in the Middle East, 11 News reported. Some of the examples listed on the agency's Web site include the assassination of Palestinian leader Yassar Arafat and a missile attack by North Korea. Bidders would profit if the events for which they hold futures occur.

(Notice the reoccurring pyramid theme) -- Go to the Policy Analysis Market Website -- Click Here

Library thwarts Patriot Act snooping

Denver Post

Librarians across the country have raised their voices in objection to the USA Patriot Act - and those in Boulder may have found an end-run around the law.

Souped-up bar code: Retailers would be able to track goods all the way to your pantry.

Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Next up? Radio transmitter tags. One day, those cereal boxes and soda cans -- and everything else on the shelves -- could be equipped with tiny radio tags that "talk" to their makers from the time they roll off the factory line.

Oklahoma City Bioterrorism Tests Ongoing Infowars.com Tests are being conducted throughout downtown Oklahoma City through July and August. Another degree of heat added to the water and none of us frogs even notice.

Gillette shelf photographs unsuspecting shoppers!

Stop RFID

Here's proof that Gillette and the Auto-ID Center are deeply involved in shopper surveillance

RFID Sponsors

http://www.stoprfid.org/rfid_sponsors.html

CLINTONS TO CAMPAIGN IN CALIFORNIA TO THWART GRAY DAVIS RECALL Drudge The former president and his senator wife will trek to the golden state for campaign appearances with Gray Davis

Warning of more al-Qaeda jet attacks

USA Today

The Department of Homeland Security has told airlines and law enforcement agencies that al-Qaeda may attempt new suicide hijackings sometime during the next few months.

Your Tax Dollars at Work: Public Gay High School To Open In New York City

AP

New York City is creating what is described as the nation's first public high school for gay, bisexual, and transgender students.

RACISM PURE AND SIMPLE: Parents: White Teacher Should Not Teach Black History

News 5

Phyllis Yarber Hogan, a member of the Oberlin Black Alliance for Progress, said a white teacher wouldn't be well-suited to teaching students about subjects like slavery. When you talk about slavery, students need to understand it is not our fault," she said. "Our ancestors did nothing wrong to be enslaved.

"How do you work through that when the person teaching it is the same type of person who did the enslaving?"

Did the government let bin Laden’s trail go cold?

The New Yorker

As months went by without a successful capture—“point” targets, as individuals are called by military tacticians, are notoriously elusive—Bush rarely mentioned bin Laden’s name in public. The Administration’s attention shifted to building support for the war in Iraq, and Saddam Hussein seemed to replace bin Laden in the role of the world’s most notorious “evildoer.”

Young Americans to Face Tax Hikes for SSA

AP

Younger Americans face a combination of tax increases, cuts in government programs and services and reduced retirement benefits needed to restore long-term financial health to Social Security, congressional investigators say

Scary Political Doublethink in Action: Political Satire -- Bush Vs. Bush Comedy Central The President questions the President

Blair orders Blunkett to put identity card scheme on hold London Independent Tony Blair has put off the launch of a plan to compel every Briton to hold an ID card in response to fears that it will turn into an expensive and frustrating assault on liberty

UK: Spy cameras in every class

BBC

A new school funded by a Christian charity is to put closed circuit TV cameras in every classroom to clamp down on rowdy pupils.

Canada: Shut the gun registry

National Post

By failing to enforce the gun registry on reserves, the Liberals are implicitly admitting that they either do not care about saving Indian lives; or that the gun registry is useless. Assuming we can discard the first, more scandalous, hypothesis, the most sensible response to Mr. Breitkreuz's laudable detective work is clearly to shut down our useless, wasteful, billion-dollar gun registry

Ministers accused of threatening BBC chiefs in feud that led to Kelly's death London Independent Ministers threatened revenge on the BBC in the feud that led to the death of the government scientist David Kelly, according to senior sources within the corporation. One said: "There have been phone calls from within government saying 'we are going to get you', talking about 'vengeance'. There's a war going on against the BBC of some kind."

Dr Kelly warned UK Defense Secretary David Hoon over war evidence at MoD canteen lunch

Sunday Mirror

Scientist Dr David Kelly warned Defence Secretary Geoffrey Hoon that there was not enough evidence for a war against Iraq over a private lunch in the Ministry of Defence canteen.

London Guardian: America is a religion

"US leaders now see themselves as priests of a divine mission to rid the world of its demons"

North Korea warns US not to start a new war over nuclear stand-off Yahoo North Korea warned the United States it would suffer a "miserable defeat" in any new war between them, showing no signs of easing its belligerent tone despite diplomacy seeking to defuse the nuclear crisis

We will start testing nuclear bombs, says defiant N Korea

London Telegraph

William Perry, a former secretary of defence under President Clinton, warned that Pyongyang may have acquired six to eight nuclear weapons by the end of the year, allowing the regime to target Japan, South Korea and even Hawaii in the United States. "I think we are losing control of the situation," he said. "

Warlords backed by the United States are creating a climate of fear in Afghanistan BBC "Human rights abuses in Afghanistan are being committed by gunmen and warlords who were propelled into power by the United States and its coalition partners after the Taleban fell in 2001,"

Bomb suspect still in 'Londonistan'

London Guardian

France condemns UK's refusal to extradite Islamic suspect as trial opens for Metro attacks

UK lottery to fund drug trial that will give addicts free heroin London Independent The National Lottery's Community Fund has awarded a £500,000 grant to fund a scheme that will provide drug addicts with heroin

Freak Science "Artist" will graft third ear to arm BBC The Australian-based Tissue Culture and Art (TCA) project is growing a third ear fashioned out of the skin and cartilage of Stelarc, a performer who plans to implant it on his forearm.

Suddenly, things are turning up nanotech

CNN

Scientists are wrestling with individual atoms to develop molecule-sized computers, tiny cancer-fighting robots that travel the bloodstream and stain-resistant trousers

Nanotech moves the future to a new level

London Guardian

Nanotechnology, which is predicted to grow into a $1 trillion industry within a decade, could like GM food technology become a political battleground, an economic and social research council report published today says

Support Builds for Amendment to Ban Patents on Humans

Family News in Focus

There's a move in Congress to prohibit the patenting of human beings. If successful, it would essentially take the profit out of selling cloned human embryos for research