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Bin Laden's Family Link to Bush
Daily Mail

Resentful West Spurned Sudan's Key Terror Files
"Security chiefs on both sides of the Atlantic repeatedly turned down the chance to acquire a vast intelligence database on Osama bin Laden and more than 200 leading members of his al-Qaeda terrorist network in the years leading up to the 11 September attacks..."

Way Back in 1962 the Pentagon Was Planning on Blowing up Airlines, Sinking Ships and Bombing Washington. The Joint Chiefs of Staff in Documents Stated That Casualty Lists, Dead Americans, Would Be Helpful in Newspapers for a Wave of Indignation. Problem, Reaction, Solution.
Baltimore Sun: US terror plan called Cuba invasion pretext

BBC: US Government Warned Other Governments about Afghan Invasion in July
BBC

India Reacts: US Government Told Other Governments about Afghan Invasion in June
India Reacts

Bush's Faustian Deal With the Taliban
Corp Watch

Bush Gave the Taliban 132 Million Dollars This Year
Bush Watch

Times of India: "CIA Worked in Tandem with Pak to Create Taliban"
Times of India

They Want to Disarm You, They're Going to Leave the Borders Wide-Open, Telling You to Give up Liberty for Security. Now They're Going to Give China Our Strategic Defense Initiative
CBS

Talk about Mass Conditioning and Training Us: Jones Remembered a Lone Gunmen TV Show He'd Seen on FOX, Where the Government Tries to Remote Control a Plane to Crash into the World Trade Center
FOX -- Lone Gunmen Pilot Episode

How the Pentagon Influences Hollywood
"Hollywood film-makers have frequently changed plot lines, altered history and amended scripts at the request of the Pentagon, according to recently released military documents..."

Establishing Installation Civilian Inmate Labor Programs
US Army

US Equipped Terror Sponsors
Clinton exported NSA-ducking phone, high-tech encryption devices to Syria

Story Documenting Bin Laden's Ties to the CIA (from MSNBC)
Bin Laden comes home to roost
His CIA ties are only the beginning of a woeful story

Encyclopedia Britanica: Hitler's Reichstag
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Bin Laden's Family Link to Bush
Daily Mail

British Companies at Heart of Cash Network
"Western intelligence agencies are examining more than 40 British companies suspected of being used to launder cash for Osama Bin Laden to finance his terror campaign..."

Taliban's Envoy Admits Bin Laden Is in Afghanistan
Militia Claims Control of Suspect's Actions

UK Freezes Terror Funds
BBC

French Footballers Were 'Terror Targets'
BBC

Fear for Americans Abroad
US LEARNS OF PLOTS ALSO TARGETING BRITISH CIVILIANS

Hijackers Led By Core Group
Suspects Left Trail of Movements In US Through Licenses, Rentals

"I Was One of the Taliban's Torturers: I Crucified People..."
London Telegraph

Taliban: We Know Where bin Laden Is
AP

Companies 'Are Paying Protection Money' to Terrorists
London Independent

14 Sleeper Agents on the Loose
London Times

More Terrorism Likely, US Warns
Bush Wants National Airport Reopened

Terrorists May Have Planned Attack on Sears Tower
ABC

Sleazy Sellers Make Big Bucks off Pix
NY Post

Now, New York Faces $60B Disaster Tab
Economic loss almost too much to bear

Hollywood Buys Rights to Novel on bin Laden
London Telegraph

Surgeons Battle for Towers Survivors
The Age

Emergency Transcript Reveals Terror in the Towers
The Scotsman

Latest AP Roundup
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Journalists Worry About Limits on Information, Access
Washington Post

Muslim Leader Arrested in Virginia on Weapons Charges
Washington Post

Alleged Hijacker Instructor Eyed
Algerian Pilot Lived in Phoenix, Has Ties to One Suspect

Campus Hawks and Doves Find Speech is Not So Free
Washington Times

Foreign-Student Visas Targeted for Ban
Washington Times

Other US News:

Judge Dismisses McGuckin Child Neglect Charge
Bonner County Bee

Vast Global Toll Forecast From the Sept. 11 Attacks
IHT

Hotel Industry Hit by Massive Job Cuts
Layoffs: An estimated 1 million are out of work or have had hours cut in 'catastrophic' blow. Owners, unions to lobby Congress for federal relief

New Study Calls on US to Scale Back Global Defense Posture
CNS News

Responding to the Attack on America: Beware of Constraints Imposed by International Coalition
The Heritage Foundation

US, UK Deploy 40 Warships in Gulf Region
AFP

Resentful West Spurned Sudan's Key Terror Files
"Security chiefs on both sides of the Atlantic repeatedly turned down the chance to acquire a vast intelligence database on Osama bin Laden and more than 200 leading members of his al-Qaeda terrorist network in the years leading up to the 11 September attacks..."

Blow for Bush as Saudis Deny Use of Bases
London Telegraph

Air Force Planes May Drop Food To Undermine Bin Laden's Taliban Protectors
Bush Says He Is Resisting A 'Certain Level Of Bloodlust,' But Air Strikes On Opium Warehouses Also Considered; Congressional Leaders Told That Special Forces Teams Had Slipped Into Taliban-Controlled Area of Afghanistan

London Guardian: "US and Britain to Strike Terror Camps within Days"
London Guardian

UN Seeks Anti-Terror Pact
BBC

Justice Chief Warns Against Rushing EU Arrest Warrant
European Voice

Chapel for Europe opens in Brussels
EU Observer

Central Asians Expect US to Ignore Abuses In Return for Help in Anti-Terror Campaign
New Allies Seek Payback

Food reaches hungry Kabul
BBC

West Fears Heroin Flood
BBC

Iran Gives Warning to US
AP

The Sad Perilous Lives of Afghan Women
SMNS

Pakistan's Christians Fear Reprisals
Fox News

Also in Today's World News:

UK Government Admits Baby Bones Were Used in Nuclear Tests
"Bones were removed from the bodies of thousands of dead babies without parents' consent and used for nuclear weapons testing, a UK Government agency has admitted..."

Britons 'Most Depressed in Europe'
BBC

UK Hospitals Warn: Thousands Might've Been Exposed to Mad Cow Disease
London Times

Leftists Making Comeback in Latin America, Global Think Tank Says
CNS News

Fugitive Apprehension Act of 2001
S. 1351 -- This Has Nothing to Do with Fugitives and Everything to Do with Warrantless Searches. Remember in 1999, John Ashcroft Introduced the Fugitive Apprehension Act. Now It's Back.

Attorney General John Ashcroft's Prepared Remarks Senate Committee on the Judiciary September 25, 2001
USDOJ

The ANSER Institute for Homeland Security
ANSER

Data Pouring In Faster Than the NSA Can Decipher It
NY Post

Polish Police Associates with Europol
EU Observer

Also in the News:

Roach Cleared On All Charges
WLWT Cinncinatti

Terrorism Tops Agenda for Putin Talks
BBC

Russia's Army To Pay For Serviceman's Suicide
Allnews.RU

IDs Are Ready, INS Equipment is Not
Washington Times

Restrictions, Delays at Border Crossings
AP

Supreme Court: On the Sidelines, for Now
Washington Post

Facial Recognition System Considered For US Airports
Reagan National May Get Scanning Device

New Gun Fires 'Laser of Lead'
Wired

Highlights of CBS 60 Minutes Featuring Brain Fingerprinting
Brainwave Science

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Lawyers Join Pilots, Seeking to Carry Guns and End Searches
Sierra Times

GOA Slams CARA
Sierra Times

Anxiety over Terrorism Spikes Interest in Arms
Chicago Tribune

Attacks Boost Interest in Guns
Sun Sentinel