Abductions Have Been at High Levels for Decades, Ever Since the Media Started Promoting Serial Killers. Now the Same Government-Media Control Complex Is Going to Save Us with Federal Control (and Microchips, of Course)
Bush Plans Programs to Deter Child Abduction

Labor Union Supports Bush TIPS Plan
Teamsters President James Hoffa -- re-elected last November to run one of the nation's oldest and largest unions -- "made clear" at the end of June during a meeting with Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge that "the Teamsters fully support Operation TIPS"

FEMA’s Plan for Mass Destruction Attacks: Of Course It’s True
FEMA is moving ahead with plans to create temporary cities that could handle millions of Americans after mass destruction attacks on U.S. cities.

Japan launches ID network amid "Big Brother" angst
We don't want to be under government surveillance. Stop the resident registry system," shouted a small band of protesters outside the ministry

Prada Attaches Microchips into All Clothes
The Prada shop is wiring itself to be a virtual laboratory for studying shoppers' psyches. It now knows the exact location of every outfit in the store. Soon, for those who sign up for Prada's customer loyalty program, the shop will keep track of what shoppers try on and what they end up buying.

Big Brother's semi-bungle
"We hope the Denver Police Department has learned a valuable lesson from this episode: Many Denver taxpayers, us included, don't want the city's scarce resources squandered spying on pacifist nuns."

A Police Shooting Reveals Scared Tenants and Scary Cops
Another "Justified" Homicide?

Feds Open 'Total' Tech Spy System
On Wednesday, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) will begin awarding contracts for the design and implementation of a Total Information Awareness (TIA) system

WE DON'T NEED CITIZEN SPIES:
The Problem With The Bush Administration's Proposed "Operations TIPS"

F.B.I. Faces Inquiry on a False Confession From an Egyptian Student
A federal judge in Manhattan took the unusual step yesterday of ordering federal prosecutors to investigate how the F.B.I. had obtained a confession from an innocent Egyptian student who was detained in connection with the attack on the World Trade Center.

Atlanta police department suspends vice unit following fatal shooting
The police department has suspended undercover vice operations aimed at prostitution after an officer shot and killed a suspected prostitute - one of four fatal police shootings in the past three months.

On your bike, Eurocrats told
Motoring organizations in Britain have reacted with incredulous fury to a European Union move to make motorists automatically liable for damages in accidents involving car and bicycles - regardless of who is to blame.

Another FBI Agent Blows the Whistle
New evidence that the Bureau quashed another terror probe before 9/11

Osama bin Laden may not be behind Sept 11 attacks: Musharraf
"I didn't think it possible that Osama sitting up there in the mountains could do it," Musharraf told The New Yorker in an interview in the magazine's issue appearing on Monday.

Smallpox Scare in NY
A terrifying scare over a possible outbreak of deadly smallpox at a Brooklyn hospital prompted health officials to quarantine its emergency room and briefly shut down the entire building yesterday

FBI, INS, Other Agencies Report 775 Missing Weapons
The FBI, the Immigration and Naturalization Service and other U.S. Justice Department law enforcement agencies had at least 775 weapons and 400 laptop computers stolen, lost or missing over a recent two-year period

Ill. sees first human case of W. Nile
State health officials reported the first known human case of West Nile virus in Illinois on Tuesday.

2 Infected with West Nile in Dallas
The first North Texas cases of suspected West Nile virus infection in humans were announced Monday by health officials

OK: 9 birds from 5 counties test positive for West Nile
Nine dead birds found in five counties tested positive for the West Nile virus, with the disease apparently spreading north and west in Oklahoma

New York City Facing Exodus of Firefighters
Scores of New York City's Fire Department supervisors, including some of its most senior surviving commanders, have retired since Sept. 11

State eyes reducing home-school filings
State lawmakers in Pennsylvania will soon decide whether to loosen the state's 14-year-old home-schooling law, which critics say requires "countless hours" of tallying at-home instruction.

Vigilante neighbors in court for branding molester
Three Pontiac men took the law -- and a blistering hot metal spatula -- into their hands when they learned a neighbor had been regularly sodomizing his 7- and 10-year-old nephews

US rates 'could hit 1930s levels'
Wall Street rallied dramatically yesterday on hopes that the US Federal Reserve will deliver a shot in the arm to the American economy next week with an interest rate cut

If You've Raped the American People and Have Lived a Life of Unending Wickedness, You Will Be Knighted
Fed Chief Greenspan to Be Knighted

Law Enforcement in NY Warned to Watch for al-Qaeda
Advisories issued by the NYPD Counter-Terrorism Division and the New York State Office of Public Safety urge lawmen to safeguard and monitor all uniforms, equipment, ID, building passes, entry cards and access codes - and to report any that are found to be missing or compromised.

Man with razor blades in shoes arrested at SeaTac
A man was arrested early Sunday after he tried to pass through a security checkpoint at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport with razor blades in his shoes

Government's kingpin-sting tactic may threaten airline safety
The airline industry has put its thrusters on full bore in an effort to comply with government demands to beef up security in the wake of the Sept. 11 terror attacks.

Airport security fiascoes
Washington Times

Bush campaign used Enron jets
During the 2000 presidential election recount battle, George W Bush's campaign used jets owned by several large corporations, including Enron and Halliburton

Libertarian Gubernatorial Candidate Arrested At State Fair South Dakota Libertarian Party
Libertarian candidate for governor, Nathan A. Barton of rural Rapid City, was arrested today by security guards at the so-called "Freedom Stage" on the South Dakota State Fairgrounds

How Conservative Is President Bush?
President Bush may be repeating the sins of his father. Although elected on a Reaganesque, tax-cutting platform, the White House has veered to the left

Iraq to use bio-weapons 'soon'
An Iraqi politician says President Saddam Hussein will soon use weapons of mass destruction.

Saudi Arabia Won't Allow U.S. Troops
Saudi Arabia has made clear to Washington – publicly and privately – that the U.S. military will not be allowed to use the kingdom's soil in any way for an attack on Iraq

Joint Chiefs back Saddam ouster
The Joint Chiefs of Staff, after months of some members resisting a new war, now fully back using military force to oust Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein.

German leader says no to Iraq war
German chancellor Gerhard Schröder and his Social Democratic party yesterday broke ranks with America's other European allies by declaring at the start of their election campaign that Germany would refuse to provide troops or money for an invasion of Iraq.

UK: Girls, 15, in gang rape horror
Two 15-year-old girls were gang-raped by up to 10 youths in a horrific attack in London last night.

Hiroshima mayor calls on the U.S. to 'sever the chain of hatred'
"The United States government has no right to force Pax Americana on the rest of us, or unilaterally determine the fate of the world," Akiba said in the city's annual peace declaration at Peace Memorial Park in Naka Ward.

Harps and trumpets welcome Archbishop as new Druid
The Archbishop-designate of Canterbury, became a Druid yesterday

Archbishop of Canterbury Now an Honorary White Druid
He described the award as "one of the greatest honours which Wales can bestow on her citizens".

Africa torn between GM aid and starvation
Starving nations in southern Africa are being forced to choose between accepting genetically modified food aid or condemning millions of people to death in the worst food shortage in 50 years.

Despair in Once-Proud Argentina
After Economic Collapse, Deep Poverty Makes Dignity a Casualty

Millions of Mexican Illegal Aliens Endanger U.S. Security
The millions of Mexican illegal aliens in the United States endanger national security by creating a demand for false identity documents and smuggling networks that could also assist terrorists

Census Finds Immigrants Lower City's Income Data
The surprising drop in median income in New York City that has puzzled demographers studying the results of the 2000 census appears to be traceable in large part to immigration

For first time, Chinese language on ballots
Chinese joins Spanish as the only foreign language in which ballots are available in Cook County. The Justice Department also ordered Kane County to include Spanish ballots in parts of that county by November.

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A mysterious shift in Earth’s gravity
Earth’s field is getting flatter, and scientists don’t know why

Of pharmers and chimeras
There are already many amazingly useful chimeras For over two decades, the patent office has issued patents on living creatures that were created, for the most part, by splicing genes

U.S. couple are ready to try cloning selves, paper says
Pair reportedly met with cloning advocate

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Independence call by Taiwan risks war, warns China
Taiwan's president Chen Shui-bian brought down the wrath of Beijing yesterday, after a speech declaring virtual independence which dangerously tweaked the tail of the mainland tiger.

China intensifies its war exercises
Tens of thousands of militiamen were involved in the latest maneuvers

In the UK They Are Already Banning Toy Guns. Now a GI Joe Doll Has Been Disarmed at the Airport
Meanwhile Western governments are funding every terrorist organization under the sun...

Senators Seek to Expand Gun Background Checks
Four senators, calling themselves an "odd quad," joined together Tuesday to expand the database of information used to permit or deny gun purchases through the FBI's "National Instant Check System."

UK Mag Asks Readers to Vote on Whether Replica Guns Should Be Banned
The Lincolnshire Echo is running a campaign to ban replica guns and wants your opinion

NC: House bill protects gun makers
In a lopsided vote, the state House agreed Monday night to limit the lawsuits that cities and counties can bring against gun manufacturers.

UK: Gun handover makes police’s day
A police spokeswoman said: "This brings the number of firearms handed in to 118 over five weeks."

Lebanon to cut weapon licenses from 10,000 to 6,000.
Defense Minister Khalil Hrawi announced Monday that his ministry would strive to reduce the number of weapon licenses from 10,000 to 6,000.