Europe votes to end data privacy
Law will allow police to spy on phone and net traffic

Europe Passes Snoop Measure
The European Parliament passed a controversial measure Thursday that would allow countries to force telecommunication companies to keep detailed records of customers' data for snooping purposes

European Lawmakers Give Police Greater Surveillance Powers
Despite the pleas of civil liberties groups and government watchdogs, European lawmakers have voted in favor of a post-Sept. 11 data surveillance law that will give police greater authority to monitor telephone, internet and email messages.

FBI's New Authority Draws Criticism
The Bush administration is drawing sharp criticism from civil libertarians and others for new terror-fighting guidelines that will allow FBI agents to monitor Americans at religious services and in other public meetings.

FBI Faces No Legal Obstacles to Domestic Spying
The new guidelines allow wide-ranging monitoring of political and religious activities unconnected with the investigation of any crime and do away with the requirement that some kinds of investigations be approved in Washington.

Texas Man to Be Tried for Heckling
A man who yelled an expletive at former President Bush and disrupted a speech he was giving at the Texas Capitol should be tried for heckling, a state court ruled.

Justice Department launches volunteer police program
The Justice Department launched a program Thursday to encourage more people to volunteer their time to local police departments.

Bilderberg Conference 2002

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Bilderberg Split on Iraq War
The super-secret Bilderberg Group, meeting at Westfields Marriott May 30 through June 2, remains united on its main agenda—global government and all its attendant financial benefits for international banksters and others—but there is a serious split over the issue of going to war.

UN Lawyer Turns Over Hijacker Info
The chief U.N. war crimes prosecutor has turned over information about one of the Sept. 11 hijackers to the United States, France and the Netherlands

Europe Will Ratify Kyoto Climate Protocol Friday
Representatives from all European Union governments and the European Commission will formally ratify the Kyoto Protocol on climate change at a ceremony Friday at UN Headquarters in New York.

Bush Whitewashes the Extent of His Prior Knowledge as The Truth Comes Out in the Mainstream Media -- Bush Says He Had Heard There Were Going to Be Hijackings, but That Intelligence Had Never Told Him They Were Planning To Fly the Jets into Buildings. Read After the Mainstream Postings about Bush's Prior Knowledge in August for Articles Showing the Govt. Was Fully Aware of the Threat Hijackings and Suicide Jet Attacks into Buildings in 1995.

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Here Are More Mainstream Articles Covering Bush and W199i Running Defense for the Bin Ladens

Description of W199-eye from the BBC:
"Newsnight has obtained evidence that the FBI was on the trail of other members of the] Bin Laden family for links to terrorist organization before and after September 11th.

This document is marked "Secret". Case ID - 199-Eye W.F. 213 589. 199 is FBI code for case type. 9 would be murder. 65 would be espionage. 199 means national security. W.F. indicates Washington field office special agents were investigating ABC - because of it's relationship with the World Assembly of Muslim Youth, AMY - a suspected terrorist organisation. ABL is Abdullah Bin Laden, president and treasurer of WAMY."

Source: Has Someone Been Sitting on the FBI? BBC Newsnight Greg Palast Transcript -- BBC

Whitewash:

This From Time Mag, Which Asks "Why Do People Read This Stuff?": Conspiracy Theory
France's No. 1 best seller claims the U.S. orchestrated the Sept. 11 attacks.

FBI Admits Lapses Prior To Sept. 11
FBI Director Robert Mueller, acknowledging serious lapses in how the FBI mishandled some information prior to Sept. 11, suggested for the first time that investigators might have detected the terrorist plot if they had pursued leads more diligently.

In shift, FBI allows it might have been able to detect terror attacks
FBI Director Robert Mueller said Wednesday there could have been more missed clues before the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and suggested for the first time that investigators might have uncovered the plot if they had been more diligent about pursuing leads.

FBI discloses 1998 memo warning of possible terror planning
An FBI pilot in Oklahoma City warned in May 1998 that "large numbers of Middle Eastern males" were getting flight training in Oklahoma and could be planning terrorist attacks.

Raw Data: Text of 1998 FBI Memo
FBI Director Robert Mueller made reference Wednesday to a document produced by an FBI pilot in Oklahoma City in 1998 that warned of Middle Eastern men receiving flight training in that state.

Egyptians Knew of Planned 9-11 Attacks Last August, Says Banker
While on vacation in Cairo last August, Connecticut banker Richard Dennison says a shopkeeper in the bazaar told him in detail about planes that would be flown like bombs into the World Trade Center by Arabs in September or October.

Another FBI Agent Blows the Whistle on 9-11
FBI Special Agent Robert G. Wright Jr. will hold a news conference Thursday in Washington to reveal FBI negligence and obstruction of counterterrorism investigations targeting Hamas and al Qaeda.

'Carnivore' Glitches Blamed for FBI Woes
Problems With E-Mail Surveillance Program Led to Mishandling of al Qaeda Probe in 2000, Memo Says

Memo: FBI destroyed evidence in bin Laden case" after glitch with e-mail surveillance system"
An internal FBI memo says agents destroyed evidence gathered in an investigation involving Osama bin Laden's network after its e-mail wiretap system mistakenly captured information to which the agency was not entitled

Wiretaps May Have Foretold Terror Attacks
Investigation: Suspected Al Qaeda operatives taped in Italy in 2000 discussed airplanes, airports and strikes "that will never be forgotten."

Angry FBI agents joked about al Qaeda mole at HQ
That decision, according to government sources, so infuriated the Minneapolis agents that they joked among themselves that Osama bin Laden, whose al Qaeda network has been named in the September 11 attacks, must have successfully planted a mole inside the FBI.

FBI Agents Connected to Insider Trading Scheme with Shady Trader Who May Have had Prior Knowledge of the 9-11 Attacks
An accused inside-trader made suspicious stock trades on Sept. 10, leading investigators to believe he might have known about the terror attacks a day later

Treasury Dept. Denies UN Report that Mohammed Atta Received a Transfer of Funds into his U.S. Account which Was Flagged by His Bank
According to Wednesday's U.N. report, the bank filed a "suspicious transaction report" with the Treasury Department's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network "which was not noticed quickly enough because the report was just one of a very large number and was not distinguishable from those related to other financial crimes."

FBI: Hijackers Did Their Homework, Possibly Did Dozens of Test Runs on Jetliners
FBI agents are interviewing flight crews, watching security tapes and reviewing manifests as they piece together evidence the Sept. 11 hijacking leaders cased airports and possibly took a dozen test runs aboard jetliners

Missed Memo Stirs More Trouble at FBI
Terrorism: Phoenix agent sent his July report to the same supervisor who was working Moussaoui case.

FBI Says Hijacker Reported at Logan Before 9/11
The FBI has told WBUR that a mechanic at Logan Airport says he encountered the suspected leader of the September 11 hijackers at Logan months before the attacks.

Texas History Gets New Mexican Twist
"We don't want our Hispanic kids, or any kids, to feel like we're teaching a bias approach," said Angela Miller social studies curriculum manager for the Houston Independent School District.

ABC Censors Thanks to Jesus
"They let us say all kinds of things on TV, but they beep 'Jesus'? That makes no sense!" said Star Jones, who co-hosts ABC's morning talk show "The View."

Church Fights Government Seizure of Land for Shopping Center
Lawyers for Cottonwood Christian Center in Los Alamitos, Calif., will seek a federal injunction to try to block officials in nearby Cypress from seizing 18 acres of church land and converting it into a shopping center.

Anti-SUV 'Environmentalists' Drive Gas Guzzler From Protest
Anti-corporate protesters and environmentalists were charged with hypocrisy for leaving a rally against ExxonMobil Corp. in a full-size passenger van.

Case dropped against man who trimmed bushes
A General District Court judge dismissed a case today against an Ocean View man who pruned the bushes on his wetlands property without a permit

Anthrax shot supply reserved for civilians
Much of the Pentagon's supply of anthrax vaccine, originally intended exclusively for military personnel, is likely to be reserved for civilian use

High on PCP, Rapper Is Said to Have Eaten Woman
Antron Singleton, an aspiring rapper charged with murdering a southeast Los Angeles woman in April, was ordered to stand trial Wednesday after a detective testified that there were teeth marks on her face and on pieces of her lung, whic84h had been removed from her chest

Terry Nichols' son arrested in kidnapping
The son of Terry Nichols has been arrested on charges he kidnapped and robbed a Las Vegas resident.

FL: Half right in history gets A
Palm Beach County high school students taking a new standardized history exam this week need to answer just over half of the 100 questions correctly to get an A grade on the test; to earn a B, only 39 correct answers are required.

Clear Channel's Big Radio Ways Are Getting a Lot of Static These Days
For decades, the federal government liked it that way; under vaguely defined notions like "serving the public interest" and "preserving diverse voices," official Washington kept radio small and decentralized....Much of that changed with an act of Congress. The passage of the Telecommunications Act of 1996 swept aside many of the old ownership limits

Pennsylvania Lawmaker: Troops Guarding Nuclear Plants With Unloaded Weapons
Conditioning us to see troops while leaving us wide open

Conditioning Travellers with Proposed Preescreened Frequent Traveller Cards
A draft plan by the consultants advising the government on how to take over airport security calls for more thorough screening of selected travelers and issuing special cards for prescreened frequent travelers that would allow them to pass more easily through security.

Alert: Terrorists Said to Have Smuggles Missiles into US
The U.S. government has alerted airlines and law enforcement agencies that new intelligence indicates that Islamic terrorists have smuggled shoulder-fired anti-aircraft missiles into the United States

Airline Exec: Drop Some Security
American Airlines chief executive Donald Carty said Friday another terrorist attack against commercial airlines was unlikely and urged some security measures added at airports be dropped.

At World Cup, Terrorism Is Biggest Foe
Security Extraordinary for Month-Long Tournament

'Sum of All Fears' hits post-September 11 nerve
Hollywood takes on post-September 11 sentiment head-on with the opening of "The Sum of All Fears," a film based on the 1991 Tom Clancy book about terrorists and nuclear blackmail.

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Pakistan, Afghanistan, Turkmenistan Sign Pipeline Deal
Pakistan, Afghanistan and Turkmenistan signed a $2 billion deal Thursday to bring natural gas from Central to South Asia

Pakistan Moves More Afghan Troops
Pakistan withdrew troops from the Afghan border Friday, possibly to move them to the Kashmir frontier for a faceoff with India, as the United States stepped up efforts to avert war on the nuclear-armed subcontinent.

60,000 Americans Advised to Leave India
The State Department on Friday urged about 60,000 Americans — including all non-essential American diplomats — to voluntarily leave India as the South Asian nation inches ever closer to war with nuclear neighbor Pakistan.

Fake Federal Reserve Notes Found In Philippines
Philippine customs authorities discovered fake U.S. Federal Reserve notes with a face value totaling hundreds of millions of dollars Friday in boxes that a Japanese and an Australian allegedly tried to ship out of the country.

INS Rounds up only 600 of 314,000 estimated illegals who have ignored deportation orders
and of course there are way, way more out there than the number INS releases

U.S. and Mexican officials hunt for immigrant smugglers
Mexican and U.S. immigration officials on Thursday began working together to find eight of the "most wanted" immigrant smugglers or "coyotes" operating along the Mexico-California border.

Mexican Congress rejects giving water to the U.S., says border communities come first
A 1944 bilateral treaty states Mexico must provide the U.S. with 431.4 million cubic meters of water annually from the Rio Bravo - known as Rio Grande north of the border

WEATHER WARS
Modern battles will be won by controlling the weather

Maxwell Air Force Base: Weather as a Force Multiplier: Owning the Weather in 2025
Subject: Military applications of weather modification in 2025.

Scientists claim their GM chickens will be able to lay life-saving eggs
American scientists have developed a method of breeding genetically-modified chickens able to produce insulin and other life-saving drugs in their eggs

The Latest on the Goat-Spider Hybrid: Spinning Gold From Goats
Canadian Biotech Says It's Found a Way to Mass-Produce Spider Silk

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NATO Pact Leaves China Cold
Beijing is watching warily as Moscow cozies up with its old foe NATO, concerned that Russia's newly forged alliance could in the long run bring the U.S.-led coalition right up to China's borders.

U.S. Backs District Gun Law In Court
Argument Differs From Ashcroft's

DC Handgun Ban Challenged in Court
Attorneys for two men accused of violating the District's ban on handguns are arguing that the law is unconstitutional

UT: Drive for Gun-Free Schools, Churches Ends in Failure
Supporters of a four-year petition drive to ban guns from schools and places of worship have conceded defeat.