TODAY ON THE ALEX JONES SHOW

David Shayler Today on the Alex Jones Show, Alex speaks with the former MI5 agent who blew the whistle on the British government paying Al Qaeda $200,000 to carry out political assassinations. Shayler will also discuss why he was chased around the world by the British government and new revelations on the murder of Princess Diana and 9/11. Related Information: Media gag on alleged plot to kill Gaddafi MI6 'halted bid to arrest bin Laden' David Ray Griffin Alex also talks with the author of the New Pearl Harbor. David Ray Griffin is professor of philosophy of religion at Claremont School of Theology and Claremont Graduate University and one of the co-directors of the Center for Process Studies. Professor Griffin's CV

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ALEX JONES ON COAST TO COAST AM

Alex Jones appeared Thursday June 16th on Coast to Coast AM for a much anticipated 9/11 debate. The question, did Muslims act alone on 9/11 or not? Click here for an archive of the special page created for the show.

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BIG BROTHER

Privacy issues with Google library search A contract between Google and the University of Michigan released publicly on Friday contains no provisions for protecting the privacy of people who will eventually be able to search the school's vast library collection over the Internet. Kane gets child-ID system Kane County Sheriff Ken Ramsey unveiled Friday new technology that he hopes will help locate and identify missing children in the blink of an eye. Grand Theft Auto Meets Robocop An automatic license-plate reader that can scan 500 license plates an hour looking for stolen vehicles underwent its first field tests by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department last week. Recent News: GPS for your own good IBM expands efforts to promote RFID Big Brother Is Watching Your Email Police turn to scan of iris to track kids Job seekers increasingly fingerprinted

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CASHLESS SOCIETY

Cell Phones Now Playing Role of Wallet Already a device of multiple disguises, from camera to music player and mini-TV, the cell phone's next trick may be the disappearing wallet.

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ALEX JONES LIVE IN PERSON

Alex would like to thank everyone who came out for the showing 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. NEW SCREENING ADDED! Infowars & The Alamo Drafthouse Cinema are offering an additional screening 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! Click Here for Tickets & More Info

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WORLD WAR III

Iran hit by wave of bombings, blames US Iran was struck by a wave of deadly bombings in this restive southwestern city and the capital Sunday, with the Islamic regime accusing US-backed "terrorists" of seeking to destabilise the country just days ahead of presidential elections, according to AFP. N. Korea Urged to Abandon Atomic Threat The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency urged North Korea on Tuesday to back away from its nuclear threat and asked Iran to improve cooperation with his organization's investigation of its atomic activities. Related News: Japan's lower house agrees to let defense chief order missile intercept

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WORLD NEWS

Bombing in Afghanistan wounds four US troops and interpreter Afghanistan Four American troops and their interpreter are wounded after a roadside bomb blast in central Afghanistan today. Recent News: Russia, US blocked NATO call for probe into Uzbek massacre: report Israel tries to defuse arms sale dispute with U.S. 5,000 British troops bound for Afghanistan

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SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

More than 1,200 who had anthrax vaccine now sick More than 1,200 military personnel who received the anthrax vaccine before going to Iraq have developed serious illnesses, according to an Army report released last month, though local military officials contend the shots still are safe and necessary. Was Traci Johnson driven to suicide by anti-depressants? That's a trade secret, say US officials When the body of a 19-year-old student, Traci Johnson, was found hanging from a shower rod in the laboratories of pharmaceuticals giant Eli Lilly, US officials were quick to announce that the death could not be linked to a new anti-depressant drug she was helping to test. Quake hits off California A 5.0-magnitude earthquake hit about 195 km off the northern California coast early yesterday, near where a larger temblor prompted a brief tsunami warning last week, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. Recent News: Robot scientists control live mouse World first: brain cells grown in laboratory Quake curtails Chile leader trip