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Open Congressional Hearings on Sept. 11 Begin Today
U.S. intelligence agencies had many warnings of possible attacks against the United States before the Sept. 11 hijackings

3 Minute Discrepancy: Cockpit voice recording ends before Flight 93's official time of impact
The final three minutes of hijacked United Flight 93 are still a mystery more than a year after it crashed in western Pennsylvania - even to grieving relatives who sought comfort in listening to its cockpit tapes in April.

Intro: The Complete 9/11 Timeline
Center for Cooperative Research

Spy Agencies Had Pre-9/11 Threats on U.S. Soil
U.S. intelligence agencies had picked up reports of threats about attacks planned for inside the United States and of using airplanes as weapons during the summer before the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks

Police spoke to U.S. Terror suspect two years ago
Document shows Tunisian with alleged al-Qaida links gave information to Italians two years ago

DC Jail Mistakenly Released 4 Inmates, Including One From Pakistan Who Threatened to Kill Bush a Week After the 9/11 Attacks
The DC jail erroneously released four inmates during a six-day period last month, among them a student from Pakistan who threatened to kill President Bush a week after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and who should have been delivered to federal authorities for a deportation proceeding.

Feds Knew of Terror Cell Before 9/11
An alleged terrorist cell based in western New York and trained by Osama bin Laden's al Qaeda network was on the U.S. government's radar before the Sept. 11 attacks

NY Terror Probe Opened Pre-9/11
Five men who worked, lived and socialized together in western New York were schooled in the tools of terror, including the use of suicide as a weapon, in camps run by Osama bin Laden's al-Qaida network, federal officials said.

September 11 - US Government accused
The report, compiled by an independent inquiry into the September 11th, World Trade Centre attack, warns the American public that the government’s official version of events does not stand up to scrutiny.

Prior Knowledge of Sept. 11 Not Just Urban Legend
Insight Magazine

What Did Happen to Flight 93?
At least six eyewitnesses saw the mysterious aircraft on the morning of September 11 last year. But the US authorities deny it ever existed.

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What Really Happened and Who Stands to Gain?

"Super SWAT" = Police State Thug Olympics
SWAT Teams from around state gather to compete with one another

Snitch Culture under Scrutiny
Law enforcement authorities, from the federal level on down, have encouraged the public to report any suspicious activity since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, and have not complained about false alarms.

Bush smallpox plan in final stages
Smallpox vaccine would be offered first to hospital emergency workers and slowly extended to other doctors, nurses, police and, eventually, the general public, under a Bush administration plan in the final stages of development.

Former FBI Agent Kills Two, Self in NY
A former FBI agent who was an executive at the fraud unit of Empire Blue Cross and Blue Shield called two co-workers into his office Monday morning, shot them to death and then killed himself

Police officer says he accidentally shot unarmed motorist
A Kinloch police officer said he accidentally shot a motorist during a traffic stop early Saturday then chased the man for 25 miles into Maryland Heights.

Now Schools Are Talking about Mandatory Drug Testing, Period -- If You Want to Go To Public School -- Turning Schools into Prisons
Four New Jersey school districts testing for drug residue

17 Delaware inmates convicted of violent crimes petition for new DNA tests under 2000 law
Seventeen people convicted of violent crimes have asked state courts to reopen their cases using new DNA testing methods they say will exonerate them.

UK Police numbers at record high
The home secretary, David Blunkett, is to announce today that England and Wales now has the biggest police force since records began in 1921

Carlyle Group Rushes to Buy Britain's secret weapons labs
A report on how UK defense research could be compromised if innovator QinetiQ is bought by a venture capitalist firm linked to the Bush family

Rumsfeld could propose new NATO force
US Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld may propose the creation of a new response force at a meeting of Nato ministers in Warsaw next week

Euro ‘would be forced’ on independent Scotland
The euro will be forced on an independent Scotland whether Scots want it or not, according to the country’s leading constitutional think tank.

Disturbing 911 Sculpture Unveiled at Rockefeller Center
As grieving New Yorkers marked the anniversary of the World Trade Center's destruction, the folks at Rockefeller Center got in your face to commemorate the terror attacks

"Voodoo Science": House Condemns Rebirthing Therapy
A 10-year old girl from North Carolina suffocated in 2000 during rebirthing treatment in Colorado. Four adults leaned on the girl, who was covered with blankets and pillows, applying several hundred pounds of pressure.

NY: Suffolk County proposes ban on smoking in public places
Lawmakers on eastern Long Island on Tuesday joined their counterparts in the New York metropolitan area in proposing a ban on smoking in public places.

Russian Banks Import More Euros Than Dollars
Driven by popular demand, banks imported more euros than dollars in July for the first time since cash euros became available, the Central Bank said on its web site Monday.

Janet Reno concedes primary to McBride
Former Attorney General Janet Reno conceded victory Tuesday to Tampa attorney Bill McBride in Florida's Democratic primary for governor after a review of Miami-Dade County's vote gave McBride a margin of nearly 5,000 votes among the nearly 1.4 million votes cast in the election a week ago.

Clintons Seek $3.5 Million Taxpayer Bailout
Bill and Hillary Clinton - seeking a taxpayer bailout of more than $3.5 million - and a host of other scandal players are asking for a total of $7.8 million to cover legal bills stemming from the independent counsel's probe

The latest Bush hypocrisy
Gov. Jeb Bush calls for jail time for nonviolent drug offenders as his daughter gets sent to rehab.

Any Answer's the Wrong Answer: Bush Says World Should Not Be 'Fooled' by Iraq
President Bush said on Tuesday the U.N. Security Council "must not be fooled" by an Iraqi offer to allow the return of U.N. weapons inspectors, as the Pentagon moved ahead with contingency planning for possible war.

How Saddam Happened
America helped make a monster

Castro suspected of giving false data for war on terror
Cuban President Fidel Castro has been giving the United States false leads on potential terrorist activity to hinder the U.S.-led war against terrorism

Terror cells at liberty to strike
Information obtained from self-professed September 11 organizer Ramzi Binalshibh indicates al Qaeda has decentralized its leadership structure, making it more dangerous, according to U.S. officials.

America plans PR blitz on Saddam
The Bush Administration is to launch a multimillion-dollar PR blitz against Saddam Hussein, using advertising techniques

Special Forces, CIA Training for Military Action in Yemen
US special forces and the CIA are preparing to move against Al Qaeda elements believed hiding in the region around the Horn of Africa

Arab TV Station: U.S. Holding an Employee at Guantanamo Bay
United Arab Emirates — Arab satellite television Al-Jazeera says one of its employees was arrested in Afghanistan and is now being held with Al Qaeda suspects at the U.S. naval base in Guantanamo.

Baku-ceyhan Pipeline Breaks Ground
U.S. Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham joined the presidents of Azerbaijan, Georgia and Turkey on Wednesday for what he called ``one of the most important energy undertakings'' - the start of construction of the Baku-Ceyhan oil pipeline.

Nazi Aide Papon Leaves France Prison
Wartime collaborator Maurice Papon, convicted of sending French Jews to Nazi death camps, was released from prison Wednesday after a court ruled he was too old and sick to serve out his 10-year sentence

Illegals Attack FBI Agents with Rocks, Putting Them into Comas
The agents were investigating thefts of interstate shipments from the railroads, which have cost the railroads more than $1 million a year

Ozone hole to start shrinking and will close in 50 years
The hole in the ozone layer over Antarctica is about to start shrinking and will close by 2050, Australian researchers say.

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Russia, US on collision course
The surfacing Russian opposition to the American policy towards Iraq, where Russia has vested interests, is yet another clear indication of a growing schism between Russia and the United States and the practical end to an era of cooperation between the two nuclear powers

Bearing Arms May Leave You Uninsured
It was a surprise when State Farm Insurance, Atkinson's insurer for 34 years, canceled his homeowners policy because of a private shooting range on the sportsman's 14-plus acreage.

"Guns for Guitars" Project
The museum has four gleaming electric guitars ready to hand over to the first kids who turn in a handgun and agree to complete a course of after-school study

UK: `Stop the young using air rifles'
They want to raise the age limit for use of air rifles from 14 to 18.