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Protest Was Not Condoned in Portland, Oregon by the Darth Vader/Ringwraith Police That Have Been Popping up Nationwide Thanks to Federal Funding. Protesting Bush in Oregon Citizens demand accountability; Mayor defends brutality, hides in office CNN Propaganda/White- wash Piece
	RUBBER BULLETS Non-lethal Weapons Are Called Less-Lethal Weapons by Their Developers. Police Are Being Trained to Fire on Unarmed Crowds with This Technology as They prepare to Engage the Population with More Advanced Systems Like Humvee Mounted Microwave Guns

THE COVERUP IS DISINTEGRATING:
Ashcroft Demands Records of 17 Senators Probing Sept 11th. Attacks
Under the guise of perusing "leaks to the news media and public" the DOJ is spending millions of taxpayer dollars investigating the congressional panel members looking into the attacks

Burton's panel finds links to foreigners in Oklahoma blast
Committee lawyer Marc Chretien interviewed at least six people who claimed to have seen McVeigh keeping company with foreign-looking men in the days, even minutes, before the bombing on April 19, 1995.

Terrorist Suspect Held without Evidence and Denied Access to Representation Beaten While in Custody
A man who was arrested as a major terrorism suspect after the 11 September attacks and has been held in custody ever since has told the BBC that he was beaten and held for months without legal representation.

Special Court Rejects Ashcroft's Wiretap Rules
A special court that oversees sensitive law enforcement surveillance forced Attorney General John Ashcroft to change his guidelines for FBI terrorism searches and wiretaps

Special Court: Govt. Misused Surveillance Law Dozens of Times, Improperly Shared Information
Given such problems, the court found that new procedures proposed by Attorney General John D. Ashcroft in March would have given prosecutors too much control over counterintelligence investigations and would have effectively allowed the government to misuse intelligence information for criminal cases

Secret Court Says F.B.I. Aides Misled Judges in 75 Cases
The nation's secret intelligence court has identified more than 75 cases in which it says it was misled by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in documents in which the bureau attempted to justify its need for wiretaps and other electronic surveillance

Judge Says Government May Appeal in Case of American-Born Detainee Held without Being Charged and Denied Access to a Lawyer
A judge decided Wednesday that the government may appeal his demand for more evidence to explain why it is holding a U.S.-born detainee captured in Afghanistan without charging him or giving him access to a lawyer.

Judge expunges innocent man's felony record, who is released after spending 14 years in jail for crimes he did not commit
A man who spent 14 years behind bars for crimes he did not commit has had his record cleared in a different case.

"Let GPS trail your teens in a vehicle"
You can buy, for in the vicinity of $1,000, depending on promotions, options and such, a gadget called CarTracker. It is a GPS (Global Positioning System) receiver with a computer built in. A strong magnet allows it to be attached to a car surreptitiously.

U.N. considers face-lift
U.N. officials are privately circulating a $1 billion proposal to renovate the iconic but deteriorating U.N. headquarters on New York's East River and build a 30-story office tower on an adjacent property.

Once Again, the Endangered Species Act Is Being Used to Displace Human Populations as Part of the Larger Elite Program of Herding Us into Compact Control-Grid Cities
Floridians cry fowl over flooded land

Georgia School Board Requires Balance of Evolution and Bible
After an angry debate among parents, Georgia's second-largest school district adopted a policy last night that requires teachers to give a "balanced education" about the origin of life, giving equal weight to evolution and biblical interpretations

FL: Teenage boy accused in rape of baby
Broward Sheriff's Office detectives arrested a 17-year-old in the rape of an 18-month-old baby girl on Thursday morning

FL: Police find missing DCF child in Georgia foster home
Police have found a 4-year-old Hollywood boy, missing from Florida’s child welfare system for more than two years and considered in danger, living in a Georgia foster home.

West Nile Spreads to Montana, N.M.
The number of Americans who have contracted West Nile virus this year approached 300 Thursday as the mosquito-borne virus extended its reach to Montana and New Mexico.

Daughter of Teacher Who Bled to Death at Columbine Settles with Sheriff's Dept. for $1.5 Million
The lawsuit had alleged that deputies stopped students and teachers from trying to rescue the teacher, who was trapped in the school, even though they had received frequent telephone updates about his worsening condition.

Passenger flicks lighter on SFO-bound plane -- plane diverted
San Jose State student could face 20-year prison term for trying to warm batteries for portable CD player

'Time bomb' lawsuit against Planned Parenthood
Ex-employee alleges unlicensed personnel assisting in abortion procedures

Rear-end crashes go up after red-light cameras go in.
Of Course They Do -- They've Been Caught Shortening Them in England and in the US

Editor Covering Enron Falls to His Death
Mr. Baxter May Have been Looking for Bodyguards in Houston the Day Before He Died...But Of Course It's All a Coincidence...

Angry Saudis Withdraw Billions from US
One analyst said the total funds withdrawn by individual investors amount to $200bn. Other bankers put the figure nearer to $100bn.

Revenge of the Tweezer People
Call it the revenge of the tweezer people. The backlash against senseless -- and useless -- airport security rules is building up into something nasty.

U.S. Military Uses the Force
Fitted on light armored vehicles such as personnel carriers, the force field uses a series of charged metal plates to dissipate the effects of rocket-propelled grenades (RPGs)

Foreigners find military fast track to citizenship
The U.S. armed forces is home to about 31,000 noncitizens, 2 percent of the 1.4 million active force, an infusion that came in especially handy during the low-recruiting days of the late 1990s.

Clinton Laying Groundwork For Presidential Run
Hillary Rodham Clinton has begun building a national political organization, softening her liberal image and taking a lead role in Democratic criticism of President Bush — steps toward a potential campaign to become the first woman president.

McKinney Out

Energy Information Administration's Official Line on Afghanistan
Afghanistan's significance from an energy standpoint stems from its geographical position as a potential transit route for oil and natural gas exports from Central Asia to the Arabian Sea. This potential includes the possible construction of oil and natural gas export pipelines through Afghanistan, which was under serious consideration in the mid-1990s.

FBI sat on key 9/11 disc for 3 months
Worldwide alert followed analysis

Al-Qaida running new terror camp, say Kurds
A radical armed Islamist group with ties to Tehran and Baghdad has helped al-Qaida establish an international terrorist training camp in northern Iraq, Kurdish officials say.

North Korea Incurs U.S. Penalty for Missile Parts Sales to Yemen
The Bush administration has imposed sanctions against North Korea after concluding that it sold Scud missile components to Yemen before President Bush took office

UK: Police get access to air passenger lists
New anti-terrorism powers to make airlines hand over their passenger lists have been unveiled by the government.

CA: Immigrant-license bill returns to Davis
Action by the Assembly on Tuesday apparently will force Gov. Gray Davis to take action before Election Day on the controversial issue of allowing undocumented immigrants to obtain driver's licenses.

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New brain tumor alert on mobile phones
Long-term users of some first generation mobile phones are almost twice as likely to develop brain tumors, according to the most damaging study yet to suggest a link between cellphones and cancer.

Scientists plot evolution of virtual creatures
Artificial intelligence experts in Switzerland are using computer-generated creatures as a first step towards creating life.

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Russia Arming China Makes U.S. Nervous
Since U.S. President George W. Bush came to power last year, the U.S. Defense establishment has taken an increasingly alarmist approach to China's burgeoning defense procurement program, in which Russia, as its main supplier, is playing the leading role.

Russia’s gold and currency reserves rise
Russia’s international reserves increased by $600m in one week from August 9 to August 16.

KY: Residents Take Up Arms Following Attacks
Residents in a Laurel County neighborhood are getting together to stop more attacks like those that have been plaguing the community lately.

Boston Globe: For safer streets, give women guns
What if some of those women did want to protect themselves with guns? If they walked into a police station and applied for a license to carry a firearm for their personal protection, what would happen? ''They would not be allowed to,'' says Mariellen Burns, the Boston police spokeswoman.

Grizzly Bear Attack Stopped by Firearm
Surprise turns to shock as grizzly charges men on Kenai River.