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Soma For the Masses: Proposed Additions to Police State's Arsenal of "Non-Lethals" Include Heroin-Like Synthetic Drug and "Roofies" (Date Rape Drug)
The anti-bioweapons group also accuses the JNLWD of considering the use of the sedative Precedex, which increases a patient's sensitivity to electroshock, as an instrument of torture.

US Chemical Weapons Program: Human Experiments Planned
Contract deadline for delivery of long range "non-lethal" mortar rounds is tomorrow -- Documents reveal advanced stage of chemical weapons development

One nation, under surveillance
Big Brother's reach spreads to small-town America

Globetrotting Iraqi Connected with 911 Mysteriously Released
A globe-trotting Iraqi, suspected of being a terrorist with ties to both al Qaeda and Saddam Hussein, was arrested in Jordan after Sept. 11 and then mysteriously released, U.S. intelligence officials said.

Congressman, families demand WTC collapse data
U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner and families of victims of the 2001 World Trade Center attack on Monday demanded the release of an immense body of documentary evidence about the collapse of the twin towers.

Gore accuses White House of ignoring 9/11 warnings
Former Vice President Al Gore yesterday made his second attack this week on President Bush's war on terrorism, accusing the administration of ignoring signs that al Qaeda terrorist leader Osama bin Laden planned to attack the United States on September 11

Investigator says FBI, CIA mishandled leads on attacks
The FBI and CIA mishandled key intelligence and investigative leads that could have led to unraveling the September 11 terrorist plot before it was carried out

FBI WARNED DC IT WAS A TARGET
A Minnesota FBI agent investigating Zacarias Moussaoui testified yesterday that he notified the Secret Service weeks before Sept. 11 that a terror team might hijack a plane and "hit the nation's capital."

FBI scorned terror tips
Panel told bureau rejected flight school warnings

Lawyers For FBI Faulted In Search
Oh sure, stupid them...they didn't understand the law...all that law school for nothing

China’s Military Planners Took Credit for 9/11
Soon after the horrific attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon, two high-ranking Chinese military planners took credit for the 9/11 attacks – and were even hailed as national heroes in China.

FAA Received Warning in April of 2000
In April 2000, a man walked into the FBI field office in Newark and gave an extraordinary confession. He said he was involved in a plot by Osama bin Laden to hijack a Boeing 747.

Agent Cited WTC Attack Ahead of 9/11
A Minneapolis FBI supervisor said in a pre-Sept. 11 conversation with headquarters that he wanted to prevent suspicious student pilot Zacarias Moussaoui from flying a plane into the World Trade Center

FBI knew of bin Laden followers flight training
Before last year's September 11 attacks, FBI headquarters in New
York knew several associates of Osama bin Laden had trained at U.S. flight schools

Politicians Want to Know: What Did Bush Know and When Did He Know It?
Top lawmakers yesterday pressed the White House to cough up details about what President Bush knew of terror warnings prior to Sept. 11.

FBI Agent Urged Search for Hijacker
Request Was Turned Down Before Attacks, Panel Is Told

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What Really Happened and Who Stands to Gain?

Scotland: Proposal for Police to Patrol Public Busses
Payment plan for bus patrol police rejected

European Rights at risk
EU proposal would legalize e-mail and phone snooping

Blair ready to defy polls on joining euro
The Prime Minister, Tony Blair, said last night that he was prepared to commit Britain to entry to the euro despite public opinion polls showing a majority against the single currency.

Kids beat man to brain death, police say
Nearly 20 suspected of taking part, one just 10 years old

Mom Arrested for Watching TV as Daughter Kills Son
The mother of a 10-year-old girl who beat her four-year-old brother to death on the instructions of their stepfather was arrested for watching television during the incident

Bus driver attacked, throat slashed, bus overturns; two dead
Two people died and dozens were injured after a Greyhound bus passenger slashed the driver's throat and the bus careened out of control and overturned along Interstate 5

West Coast Port Shutdown May Cause Empty Shelves
A prolonged shutdown of West Coast ports could lead to empty store shelves, quiet factories and a global economic crisis

Book by Clinton Aides Says Saudi Diplomat Misled F.B.I. Chief
The authors argue that the Bush administration failed to respond to the terrorist threat before the Sept. 11 hijackings

High school Satanism club prompts parental outrage
A group of San Mateo High School students trying to stir up controversy formed a club based on Satanism, a religion typically associated with hedonistic philosophy and with the rituals of black magic

Big Brother - Big Sister faces more sex charges
A volunteer for Big Brothers-Big Sisters of America charged with sexually assaulting a 12-year-old boy he mentored has been indicted on 19 additional counts

Informant says the DEA is breaking its promise to protect his family
As the crusading editor of the nation's largest Spanish-language newspaper, Manuel de Dios Unanue had vowed to expose the inner workings of the Cali cartel, the world's most notorious drug ring.

CA: No relief for debt-ridden homeowners
Davis refuses to sign measure exending time to repay loans for repair of earthquake damage

Over Half of California Students Fail High School Graduation Test
More than half of the high school students who took the state's high school graduation test this spring failed its math and English sections

European stocks end quarter down sharply
European blue chips ended a dismal quarter sharply lower on Monday, as investors took fright at deteriorating prospects for the global economy, bleak corporate outlooks and the threat of war in Iraq.

Military Outlined Plan for Attacking N. Korea's Weapons of Mass Destruction
The document makes the case that Cold War logic no longer applies in a world where terrorists, possibly armed with weapons of mass destruction, strike at civilians without warning

U.S. to Begin Fingerprinting Travelers From Four Muslim Countries
Egyptian nationals and men from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Yemen are the latest group of travelers who will be fingerprinted and questioned upon arrival in the U.S., as part of an expanding INS national security plan.

Sources Say Torricelli Pressured To Quit Race
Will Embattled Senator Drop Out?

Actor Alec Baldwin hits the campaign trail
Baldwin, an outspoken liberal and a supporter of the controversial animal rights activist group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, has become a lightning rod for Republican criticism and often draws protests at appearances across the country.

Streisand Raises Cash for Democrats
The Democrats' war chest for their effort to take back control of Congress was fattened when Barbra Streisand emerged from semiretirement to headline a Hollywood gala that raised some $6 million.

Judge Delays Moussaoui Terror Trial
Moussaoui is representing himself against charges that he conspired with the 19 suicide hijackers to commit terrorism

US to attack Iraq by Dec. 4, says specialist
Gerard Chaliand, a respected specialist on strategy and a consultant to the French government, says he’s convinced that the United States has taken the decision to attack Iraq, that it will stage its attack “much earlier” than the Feb. 15, 2003, date it’s heretofore evoked

US quietly turns up the heat on Iran
Webzine: A CIA undercover unit has entered Iran. Its assignment: to stir up dissent among the majority Baluchi tribes in the area, and to keep an eye on an al-Qaeda escape route it claims has been used by up to 4,000 terrorists fleeing Afghanistan.

U.S. plans November exercises with Arab allies in Jordan
Jordanian officials said the exercise would take place in the southern part of the kingdom in November, Middle East Newsline reported. They said the maneuvers would include forces from Egypt, Jordan and the United Arab Emirates.

Sharon as Saddam Hussein
Many in the Arab world portray Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon virtually the same way as the Bush administration portrays Saddam Hussein. The parallels are astounding.

Iraq 'intensifies' attacks, says US
Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said the strikes were in response to the Iraqis firing on US and British aircraft in defiance of United Nations resolutions.

U.S. Supplied Germs to Iraq in '80s
Iraq's bioweapons program that President Bush wants to eradicate got its start with help from Uncle Sam two decades ago

U.S. Shipments of Pathogens to Iraq
Shipments from the United States to Iraq of the kinds of pathogens later used in Iraq's biological weapons programs, according to records from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Senate Banking Committee and U.N. weapons inspectors

From Kilos to Grams to Non-existent
Report: Seized Material Not Uranium

Border Wars: Agents resent zeal for amnesty
"What the hell are we doing out here?" asked one veteran agent. "Why don't we just pack it in? Amnesty? It's just an open invitation for more illegal aliens to come into the country, stay low for a while and, eventually, get their citizenship papers.

Bionic man comes a giant stride closer
Bionic man - flesh reconstructed by science - moved a step nearer yersterday.

Mice born from rat-matured eggs
Live mice have been born from eggs grown to maturity under the kidney capsules of rats.

Woman Claiming to Carry Cloned Baby Flees S. Korea Ahead of Ban
A controversial group that claims to have implanted a cloned embryo into a South Korean woman says the "surrogate mother" has been moved out of the country ahead of government moves to ban cloning.

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Russian City Hosts a NATO Exercise
Some 1,200 fire and rescue workers from Russia, several NATO countries and former Soviet republics took part in the exercise at the training ground of the Emergency Situations Ministry in Noginsk, about 68 kilometers east of Moscow

China in a fix over Iraq issue
China, which is trying to improve ties with the US while keeping the door open for potential oil deals with Iraq, is expected to abstain from any Security Council vote authorising military action

UN declares war on small arms
"The spread of illicit small arms and light weapons is a global threat to human security and human rights," Annan said in a report.

NJ: Bill requiring smart gun technology tops Senate agenda
State senators from both parties plan to push Monday for approval of legislation requiring "smart gun" technology in handguns once it becomes commercially available.