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Around the Globe, Governments Have Sacrificed Citizens' Privacy "For Their Safety"
Report: Easier than ever to be spied upon

North Carolina county to test students for illegal drugs
Students suspected of using illegal drugs will be tested with kits provided free to all Wake middle schools and high schools by a Washington, D.C., company that is also supplying them to a handful of other school districts in Minnesota, New Jersey and Virginia.

Oklahoma's Community Service Corps Program: Citizens to Be "Eyes and Ears" for the Police
The part-time corps members will wear uniforms that make them recognizable but that won't identify them as police. They will carry radios with which they can contact police in emergencies.

Internet Freedom Also Victim of Sept 11
Security measures have curbed cyberspace so much since the September 11 attacks that the Internet can be counted among the collateral damage caused that day, a worldwide media watchdog group said Thursday.

TX: Seeking justice after police abuse
You have a right to complain and seek justice if you or your kids have been victims of police abuse

Remember, the Police State Wants to Expand Its Domination on the Population with Its Surveillance and Gun Grabs, Which Have Nothing to Do with Preventing/Stopping Crime and Everything to Do with Controlling You
Big Brother CCTV Catches Crooks on Tape in the UK, Incident Promptly Reported and Nothing Done: Why Crime Pays in the UK

Britain 'leads way' in eroding privacy
"In the rush to strengthen national security and to reduce the risk of future terrorist acts, governments around the world turned to legal authority and new technology to extend control over individuals,” the report states. “Many of these proposals have had far-reaching consequences for the protection of privacy.”

TX: Police ask stores to take fingerprints
Infowars.com Has Documented an international plan to require biometric thumbscanning to buy and sell and now Arlington wants all the business to "voluntarily" implement the system. We have been watching Arlington for years. It is a globalist beta-testing center.

Law Must Go, WTO Tells U.S.
The World Trade Organization said the United States must abolish a law, the Byrd Amendment, that has allowed the government to hand out almost $500 million in import duties to companies such as U.S. Steel and Hershey Foods.

Seven New Countries Eyed for NATO Membership
A new Senate staff report recommends admitting seven new members to NATO, adding momentum to the drive for an ambitious enlargement round when the 19-nation alliance gathers for a summit in Prague in November

ICC Readies to "Open for Business"
Despite vigorous US objections, the governing body for the new International Criminal Court began a week-long session yesterday to make sure the tribunal is in operation by the middle of next year.

Top EU Experts: "No Blanket Immunity for the US"
The European Union has taken a step forward in its attempt to forge a common position over Washington's demands that US citizens should be granted immunity from prosecution before the new International Criminal Court (or ICC).

West Nile cases surge above 850
The number of people infected with the West Nile virus has surpassed 850 and the death toll has hit 43

Satanic Ritual's Candles Started Forest Fire in CA
The Curve fire that has consumed more than 16,000 acres in the Angeles National Forest was started by candles used in a ritual involving animal sacrifice, U.S. Forest officials said late Wednesday.

Secrets of the Federal Reserve -- Here It Is, Ladies and Gentleman -- a Free Download of Eustace Mullins' Suppressed Book
This Book Has Been Burned by the US Govt. We Hope You Appreciate the Work of Eustace Mullins

Carlyle Group Poised to Buy up More of the Defense Research Industry
George Bush senior, his former secretary of state James Baker, the former prime minister John Major and many other figures from international big business and politics are employed by Carlyle Group, a US-based private equity and defense group.

"Homeland Security Measure"
The Senate has voted to ban corporations that relocate offshore from winning federal contracts with the proposed Homeland Security Department

Circumventing the Faith Based Initiative Hold up to Make Sure Federal Money (and the Federal Takeover) Goes to Churches
Congress has yet to approve President Bush’s “faith-based initiative,” but the administration is preparing to rewrite federal regulations and hand out millions of dollars for social services to religious groups.

New Intelligence Exposes Iraq's Nuke Push
Intelligence on Iraq that the Bush administration will present to Congress includes information on how dangerously close Saddam Hussein has come to developing a nuclear weapon

Britain Willing to Pay 'Blood Price' for US - Blair
British Prime Minister Tony Blair, gearing up for talks on Iraq with President Bush, said he was prepared for Britain to pay "a blood price" to maintain its special relationship with the United States.

U.S. Army moves weaponry closer to Iraqi border
The Army recently moved weaponry and war supplies from Qatar to a base in Kuwait near the Iraqi border to check their condition and test procedures that would be used in the event President Bush orders preparations for war

The real goal is the seizure of Saudi oil
Iraq is no threat. Bush wants war to keep US control of the region

Greece Bans Game Boys, Electronic Games
"It's laughable," said Yiannis Markopoulos, the owner of an internet cafe in Athens. "Every game in the world has been prohibited. I'm not taking any chances. Even children are now criminally liable."

Illegal Immigrants Found Working at Heathrow Airport
Police have caught a group of illegal immigrants working in high-security zones at Heathrow airport.

Immigrant group calls for bank boycott over Mexican laborers' claim for back wages
A coalition of Mexican immigrants has called for a boycott of Wells Fargo banks to support Mexican laborers who claim money is owed to them for working on American farms and railroads more than 50 years ago.

U.S. Embassy official accused of smuggling illegal immigrants through Guatemala, Mexico
Prosecutors are investigating charges that a top-ranking U.S. Embassy official helped smuggle undocumented South American immigrants through Guatemala and Mexico and on to the United States.

The Risks Are, in Fact, Well Known
Fluoride in water 'risks unknown'

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China satellite clampdown after pirate broadcasts
China has launched a nationwide clampdown on satellite networks in the wake of a string of pirate broadcasts on state television by the banned Falun Gong spiritual movement

Russia warns of rift with EU over Kaliningrad visas
Both Lithuania and Poland are due to join the EU in 2004. A precondition of entry is their application of the EU's Schengen regime, which allows free movement within most of the union while reinforcing its borders

Senators Overwhelmingly Pass Pilot Gun Bill
The Senate overwhelmingly backed a measure on Thursday that would arm airline pilots on a voluntary basis in a dramatic security step aimed at preventing a repeat of last year's Sept. 11 attacks.

Stabbed, shot, left for dead
Diane Griffiths carries an angel on her shoulder and a gun on her hip.