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POLICE STATE

New Airport Scanners Deliver Electric Shock If the wand gives a silent warning of explosives, the guard can then subtly slide the pads onto the passenger’s neck or hands and press a shock button. The patent reassures that the effect is “temporary and reversible”. Police warned on stop and search Police should not use racial profiling in their efforts to prevent further terror attacks on London, Home Office Minister Hazel Blears has said. 'One of them made cuts in my penis. I was in agony' They cut off my clothes with some kind of doctor's scalpel. I was naked. I tried to put on a brave face. But maybe I was going to be raped. Maybe they'd electrocute me. Maybe castrate me. LEARN THE TERRIFYING SECRET THAT HOLDS THE FUTURE OF THE WORLD IN ITS GRASP From the frontlines of the Police State to the darkest sanctum of the secret society that controls it, Martial Law reveals the master plan of a group hell-bent on capturing America today -- and tomorrow the world. 2 NY Officials Back Terror Check Profiling Middle Easterners should be targeted for searches on city subways, two elected officials said, contending that police have been wasting time with random checks in efforts to prevent terrorism in the transit system. Medical Examiner Confirms First Electrocution by Taser An Illinois coroner became the first to determine that shocks from a Taser weapon were the primary cause of death of a human being, though the controversial devices have been implicated in scores of fatalities across the country. Man pays in pennies; judge gets even Recent News: Homeland Security nets more than 500 gang arrests Suspect's tale of travel and torture Fearmonger Chertoff warns of nuclear terror

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BIG BROTHER

Pentagon to Increase Domestic Surveillance for Counterterrorism The Department of Defense has developed a new strategy in counterterrorism that would increase military activities on American soil, particularly in the area of intelligence gathering. Security cameras back in demand It's a scenario out of a sci-fi movie: a surveillance camera that records your face, transmits the image to a database, and raises an alarm if you're a suspected terrorist, a sex offender, or a missing person. But what if you're an Al Qaeda agent in a Groucho Marx mask? Limit camera surveillance There are more than 4.2 million closed circuit television cameras in Great Britain. London has more cameras than any other city in the world. Yet, on July 7, London suffered its worst terrorist attack since the end of World War II. Doctor tagged with RFID worries about privacy An A&E doctor and CIO who has had an RFID tag implanted into his arm on which his medical reference number is encoded has expressed concerns about lack of privacy standards and erosion of his anonymity. Recent News: The State Of Surveillance Gonzales defends USA Patriot Act

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CAFTA

CAFTA signed into law President Bush signed the Central America Free Trade Agreement into law Tuesday, hailing the seven-nation pact as an open-door policy that will benefit U.S. exporters and seed prosperity and democracy in Central America and the Dominican Republic. Globalist financial policies pushing America and the world into depression CAFTA passage sparks job fears When President Bush signed a free trade pact Tuesday with six Latin American countries, he was flanked by supporters, including John Engler, head of the National Association of Manufacturers and former governor of Michigan. CAFTA Passes: Dirty Tricks and Devastating Consequences This past week, CAFTA passed the House of Representatives by a 217-215 vote. This vote, especially on the Republican side of the isle, does not reflect the views of the American people or the U.S. Constitution.

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IRAQ

List of Journalists Who've Died in Iraq A list of journalists killed in Iraq since the war started March 20, 2003 Bomb kills 14 U.S. Marines in Iraq A roadside bomb explosion tore through a U.S. assault vehicle in Iraq on Wednesday, killing 14 American Marines and a civilian interpreter in the deadliest attack of its kind against U.S. forces since the war began. Ohio-Based Battalion Loses 14 More Marines The 14 Marines killed in Iraq on Wednesday by a roadside bomb were members of the same Ohio-based battalion that lost six Marines two days earlier, a Marine Corps spokesman said. Documents Tell of Brutal Improvisation by GIs On the morning of Nov. 26, 2003, a U.S. Army interrogator and a military guard grabbed a green sleeping bag, stuffed [a detainee] inside, wrapped him in an electrical cord, laid him on the floor and began to go to work. Again. It was inside the sleeping bag that the 56-year-old detainee took his last breath... Recent News: Drawing Down Iraq

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WORLD NEWS

Deadly violence grips Sudan Deadly violence was also reported in the southwestern neighbourhood of Kalakla, where southern Sudanese are in a minority. Recent News: US told to quit airbase after criticising protest massacre Saudi Arabia’s King Fahd dies at 84

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ECONOMY

Oil prices break yet more records US light, sweet crude climbed 58 cents to $62.47, while Brent crude rose 55 cents a barrel to $61.25, before both benchmark prices dropped back slightly. The Truth about the Global Economy & your wallet There are over 85,00 Federal and regional governmental institutions... and they own 70 percent of the stock market. Recent News: Oil Prices Pass $61 on Saudi King's Death