Bill Bean

At noon Alex speaks with Bill Bean, a filmmaker who in August of 1993 unwittingly captured footage of Timothy McVeigh working with munitions at a Military Base which was after the end of his recorded military career and during the time when the FBI was unable to account for his whearabouts

Related Information:

[VIDEO] Unseen McVeigh Video Proves He Was Still in Army in '93

Timothy McVeigh on August 3, 1993

Francis Boyle

Alex talks with professor of international law at the University of Illinois and outspoken critic of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, Francis Boyle, about the 2001 Anthax attacks which he has linked back to government scientists at a military bioweapons lab.

Related Information:

US Government Biological Weapons Legislator Says 2001 Anthrax Attacks Part Of Government Bio-warfare Program

O'Reilly and the Law of the Jungle

	Bill would expand stun gun use beyond law enforcement.
A little-noticed bill that would let more people use Tasers and stun guns in Michigan is awaiting Gov. Jennifer Granholm's likely signature, though critics hope she wields her veto pen.

Internationally Known Radio Talk Host, Roughed Up By Austin TX Cops
On Sunday morning, December 17, 2006, syndicated radio host Jack Blood was Pepper sprayed and arrested by Austin PD. He received multiple injuries to his Face, hands, arms, back, and legs in a 12 hour ordeal in police custody.

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Spy was killed 'on orders of Kremlin Stalin'

Sir Ian to be 'criticised', not disciplined, over Stockwell

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Diana Murder plot by MI6 man

Tucson military recruiters ran cocaine
A Midtown strip mall that should have housed the best of the best served as Corruption Central in Tucson.

Objections to Bush library mount at Texas university
As planners moved closer on deciding where in Texas to site President George W. Bush's library, members of the community at one candidate university expressed objections about the establishment of the facility at their school.

UK noble to senators: Apologize to Exxon or resign
A member of the United Kingdom's nobility, who is also a vocal skeptic of global warming, has called on two senators to apologize to oil giant ExxonMobil or resign from the US Senate

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Offering Support for a Menorah, Unofficially

Sen. Johnson Resting, Remains Critical

	Testimony Helps Detail CIA's Post-9-11 Reach
A few days after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, the CIA station chief in Rome paid a visit to the head of Italy's military intelligence agency, Adm. Gianfranco Battelli, to float a proposal: Would the Italian secret services help the CIA kidnap terrorism suspects and fly them out of the country?

Scenes from the Boston Tea Party for 9/11 Truth

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