TODAY ON THE ALEX JONES SHOW

Russell Kanning Alex talks with the Libertarian who tried to board a flight carrying nothing but a Bible and a copy of the Declaration of Independence and was arrested at Manchester Airport after refusing to comply with security screening procedures and refusing to leave the screening area. Related Information: Keene man pleads guilty to trespassing at airport Libertarian arrested at airport Russel Kanning's Website Daniel Estulin An award-winning investigative journalist who has been researching the Bilderbergers for over 13 years. Estulin was one of only two journalists in the world who witnessed and reported (from beyond the heavily guarded perimeter) the super secret meeting at the Dorint Sofitel Seehotel in Rottach-Egern, Munich, Bavaria, Germany, on May 5–8, 2005. Related Articles: The world in the palm of their hands: Bilderberg 2005 The world in the palm of their hands: Bilderberg 2005, Part II Transcript of Past Alex Jones Interview of Veteran Reporter Daniel Estulin About His Infiltration of the Bilderberg Group

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BIG BROTHER

IBM expands efforts to promote RFID Many giants of the computing world, like Microsoft, Oracle, SAP and Sun Microsystems, have been vying to gain recognition as technology leaders in the drive to use radio tags to identify consumer goods. None has been more aggressive than IBM, which plans to start yet another marketing salvo Tuesday. Big Brother Is Watching Your Email Proofpoint's 2005 survey of 332 technology decision-makers at large US companies reveals growing concern over sensitive information leaving the enterprise through outbound email. Police turn to scan of iris to track kids A new technology that could help authorities track missing children relies on eyes instead of fingerprints. Job seekers increasingly fingerprinted The green light on the fingerprint scanner glows, indicating it's time to place Kelli Mattingly's right hand on the glass. The procedure is repeated with her left hand. In less than a minute, her prints are ready to be sent to the Federal Bureau of Investigation for a criminal-background check. Recent News: US won't insist on biometric passports Leonard: More cameras the better in Lynn's Central Square Student Records: Big Brother on campus British Brouhaha: Big Brother Will Soon Be Watching Motorists Finger all some retailers need for payment

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ALEX JONES LIVE IN PERSON

Alex would like to thank everyone who came out for the two showings last Wednesday, June 8th at the Alamo South Lamar and helped made the event the huge success that it was. It was great to get together with other truth seekers and see Martial Law on the big screen. Click here to see some photos of the screenings so far. Check out video from the Friday June 3, 2005 Screening Quicktime Broadband Quicktime Dial-Up Windows Media Broadband Windows Media Dial-Up NEW SCREENING TIMES ADDED! Due to Overwhelming popular Demand, Infowars & The Alamo Drafthouse Cinema are offering an additional screenings of Martial Law at the South Lamar Theater on on June 23 @ 8:00pm . ALL OTHER SHOWINGS HAVE COMPLETELY SOLD OUT! So Grab your tickets to this screening now! WATCH MARTIAL LAW 9/11 RISE OF THE POLICE STATE ON THE BIG SCREEN This June the Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas will be screening Alex Jones' newest and most powerful documentary yet, Martial Law 9-11: Rise of the Police State. Click Here for Showtimes and Locations. Here are some photos we took at the Alamo Drafthouse South.

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WORLD NEWS

Bombing in Afghanistan wounds four U-S troops and interpreter Afghanistan Four American troops and their interpreter are wounded after a roadside bomb blast in central Afghanistan today. Russia, US blocked NATO call for probe into Uzbek massacre: report Russia and the United States blocked NATO last week from calling for an international probe into last month's clashes in Uzbekistan, in which hundreds of people were believed killed, The Washington Post said. Israel tries to defuse arms sale dispute with U.S. Israel is trying to defuse a festering dispute over longstanding U.S. opposition to its arms sales to China and faces new U.S. demands for closer oversight of weapons deals with India, Israeli officials said on Tuesday. 5,000 British troops bound for Afghanistan More British troops are to be deployed in Afghanistan, military chiefs confirmed today. Up to 5,000 troops may help a planned US bid to re-establish order in the country, with the first wave arriving in October. Recent News: Venezuela: Chavez blames Bush for Bolivia Death toll in Iran explosions rises to 10 Tony Blair Arrives in Russia to Meet Vladimir Putin

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ECONOMY

What Now, Morgan Stanley? Morgan Stanley warned Monday that its earnings per share for the period ending May 31 would be 15% to 20% lower than the same quarter last year. OPEC to take action to curb oil prices, highlights need for more refineries The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) will work towards easing the high oil prices and bringing them down to more reasonable levels, the group’s president said on Tuesday. Recent News: 9,000 Jobs To Be Cut As Unicredito And HVB Merge U.S. lowers predictions for growth Oil Prices Rise Ahead of OPEC Meeting

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