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Sickening: Bush and Blair nominated for the Nobel Prize (as London bunkers down for Bush's visit, protecting him with half of the city's police force-- since he's so well loved ), the irony of this "peace prize" nomination is probably not lost on many. Then again, in the New World Order, they'd be in good company with NWO puppet Kofi Annan

BBC

UK Prime Minister Tony Blair and US President George W Bush have been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize by a Norwegian politician.

Brazil, U.S. eyeing 'a la carte' FTAA

Palm Beach Post

As talks to implement the Free Trade Area of the Americas opened Monday, Brazil and the United States appeared to be on friendlier terms and moving toward a scaled-down version of the proposed pact.

UN Group Seeks Control of the Internet

Washington Times

Governments spearheaded by China, Brazil, India, Russia and Saudi Arabia are trying to place the Internet under the control of the United Nations or its member governments

Miami: Armored Vehicles Patrol Quiet, Empty Streets

Click10

Several hundred officers patrolled the mostly empty streets on Monday. The city even rolled out its fleet of armored personnel carriers in the ghost town.

Cameras Trace Students' Every Move

CBS

Walk into any classroom in Biloxi and your every move is being watched. In fact, in all of America this school system may be unique. There's a camera in every classroom.

Terror Futures Market Is Back: Future's bright for terror betting

London Guardian

A futures market first proposed by the Pentagon that allows speculators to bet on assassinations, coups and acts of terrorism is to be set up without government involvement, it emerged yesterday.

Flashback: DARPA: ENGINEERING THE BEAST SYSTEM

Flashback: Bush Impeached? Wanna Bet?

It's the computers' turn to mess up elections

Boston Globe

All future elections will be screwed up with the aid of computers. Various local elections throughout the United States early this month provided worrisome hints of the woes to come.

Court considers sniper execution

BBC

US prosecutors have begun to push for the death penalty in the case of convicted sniper John Allen Muhammad.

Trade in the tools of torture: The U.S. government OKs the export of shackles and stun guns

USNews

The inquiry established that in the past two years, for instance, stun batons, stun guns, and similar devices were shipped to Haiti, India, Lebanon, and Turkey; the State Department has cited authorities in those countries for torturing prisoners with electric shock devices

Kubrick approached by NASA to film alternative moon landing

CBC

During an interview with Stanley Kubrick's widow an extraordinary story came to light. She claims Kubrick and other Hollywood producers were recruited to help the U.S. win the high stakes race to the moon.

Uncle Sam's lucky finds

London Guardian

Of course you could interpret these discoveries differently. You could detect in them the clear hand of American propaganda. This isn't, of course, to claim a dirty tricks department somewhere in the heart of Washington. That would have you immediately accused of peddling conspiracy theories, though I'm coming to think that conspiracy theories have had a bad press.

Yemen frees 92 repentant al-Qaida suspects and hundreds of others for Ramadan

MNSBC

Yemen's government on Sunday freed 92 followers of the al-Qaida terrorist network who have repented, a Yemeni judge responsible for dialogue with suspected terrorists said.

Wolfowitz: Turkey Made 'Big Mistake' in Denying Land

FOX News

Wolfowitz described Turkey's decision as a "big, big mistake" but also acknowledged the United States had asked a lot of Turkey and noted that Turkey has granted overflight rights to American planes.

Rumsfeld brands N Korea 'evil'

BBC

US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld has described North Korea as an "evil regime", a comment which is likely to worsen already tense relations

Iran's nuclear program "threatens existence of Israel": Mossad chief

AFP

In a rare appearance before the Knesset's foreign affairs and defence committee, Meir Dagan said Iran was now close to the "point of no return" in developing nuclear arms.

US wants military "staging post" in northern Australia: report

AFP

The United States wants to set up a defence "staging post" in northern Australia that would house large amounts of military hardware

Bush lands in 'Fortress London'

ITV

George W Bush has arrived in London where unprecedented security is in place for the first state visit accorded to a US president.

UK Mag Asks: WILL BUSH TURN OFF OUR MOBILES?

London Mirror

Scotland Yard last night refused to comment on reports that mobile phones could be blocked during George Bush's visit. A secret plan was said to have been drawn up to cut all calls in the areas the president visits to prevent a terrorist attack.

Sure...Half of London's Police Force Has been Called Out to Protect Him and All We Hear About Is Protest -- Wonder Who Conducted This Survey:

Protests begin but majority backs Bush visit as support for war surges

London Guardian

The survey shows that public opinion in Britain is overwhelmingly pro-American with 62% of voters believing that the US is "generally speaking a force for good, not evil, in the world".

UK charity teaching Chechens to make bombs, say Russians

Reuters

Russia's FSB domestic security service on Thursday accused a British anti-landmine charity of teaching Chechen rebels explosives techniques and of spying on Moscow's military

Mayor of London: Bush is 'greatest threat to life on planet'

BBC

Ken Livingstone, the Mayor of London, launched a stinging attack on President George Bush last night, denouncing him as the "greatest threat to life on this planet that we've most probably ever seen".

Scientists create a virus that reproduces

USA Today

When researchers created a synthetic genome (genetic map) of the virus and implanted it into a cell, the virus became "biologically active," meaning it went to work reproducing itself.