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Bush creates Orwellian society
Freedom is Slavery; War is Peace; Ignorance is Strength. This is the motto heralded by Big Brother in George Orwell’s book, “1984.” This motto might as well be from the George W. Bush administration.

FEMA's Surreal Nuke Emergency Drill
Federal regulators gave preliminary passing grades yesterday to an emergency drill at Indian Point 2

Treating the Elderly Like Prisoners...For Their Safety, of Course
Electronic tagging for Alzheimer's

OH: Officers Involved in Fatal Raid Were "High-Fiving" Each Other
"They were so busy celebrating and everything. It was like a carnival to them," Helriggle said. "They all got to use their new guns and stuff."

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

More Recent Revelations about Govt. Prior Knowledge and Involvement in the Attacks is Available in our More News Section. Also, Check out Infowars.com's Archived Prior Knowledge Section

What Really Happened and Who Stands to Gain?

New Police State Powers: France targets beggars
It gives them wide rights to carry out searches and tap telephones and much greater leeway to conduct investigations without involving a judge.

UK Government plans to lock up people with mental disorders who have not committed a crime
New powers would allow the authorities to detain them indefinitely, even if they had committed no crime

Bush Sr: " I still believe that the collective commitment of the international community to a new order of freedom with justice and democracy will continue to mould a kinder, gentler world for generations to come..."

East Timor joins UN
East Timor, the world's newest independent country, has become the 191st member of the United Nations.

DC Indie Media Coverage of IMF Demonstration in DC

French Socialist presents European Constitution
Mr Badinter insists he is not proposing the setting up of a European Federation.

US Senator: WTO Becoming a 'Kangaroo Court'
A top U.S. senator lashed out at the World Trade Organization on Thursday, accusing it of becoming "like a kangaroo court" because of a series of negative rulings against the United States.

IMF plan would let countries declare bankruptcy
The International Monetary Fund has proposed a dramatic new approach to helping countries that are drowning in debt - they will be allowed to declare bankruptcy

New rule adds fetal health coverage
The Bush administration said Friday that it will consider fetuses "unborn children" under a government-funded health program, brushing aside complaints that the move is an effort to undercut abortion rights.

Gov't Had Missile in Okla. Building -- Just above the Daycare Center
The government had a TOW antitank missile stowed in a locker several floors above the daycare center.

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.

The U.S., Russia And Iraqi Oil
Giants of the American and Russian oil industries will come together in Houston this week for the first U.S.-Russia Commercial Energy Summit.

Let me execute Bin Laden, says Giuliani in new book
If Osama Bin Laden is ever caught alive, former Mayor Rudy Giuliani has one wish: He wants to be the one to execute the terrorist.

The Making of John Walker Lindh
How did a quiet, bright young boy from suburban America end up alongside the Taliban in Afghanistan?

Russia: no proof of Iraq-Bin Laden link
The Russian foreign minister, Igor Ivanov, today rejected British and US attempts to link Iraq with the al-Qaida terrorist network.

After Saddam: Fledgling states, oceans of oil
By toppling Saddam, the United States will gain control of the Iraqi and Kuwaiti oil reserves, shielding itself from the Saudi threat of raising oil prices and thus choking the already shaky Western economies.

Bin Laden dead, say powers of deduction
An increasing number of government analysts believe Osama bin Laden is dead

Australia: Preparing for War
According to the latest report brought by the Sydney Morning Herald newspaper, the top priority for the Australian-US satellite ground station at Pine Gap, near Alice Springs, has been shifted to intelligence gathering in Iraq, including target identification, ahead of a threatened US-led first strike.

Thousands march on Cheney's house to protest a war with Iraq
Protesters, some holding signs that said "No Blood for Oil," blamed Cheney for pushing the nation toward war. Police estimated about 2,500 people turned out for the peaceful event.

U.S. INTERESTS IN THE CENTRAL ASIAN REPUBLICS
Today the Subcommittee examines the interests of a new contestant in this new great game, the United States. The five countries which make up Central Asia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan, attained their independence in 1991, and have once again captured worldwide attention due to the phenomenal reserves of oil and natural gas located in the region.

Refined uranium found in Turkey weighs grams, not kilograms
It was originally believed that the Turkish paramilitary police had seized over 15 kg of weapons-grade uranium in the operation that also resulted in the detention of two men accused of smuggling the substance. The actual weight of the uranium turned out to be hundreds of grams

Anti-War Protestors in Madrid Dress as Suicide Bombers
Demonstrators imitating suicide bombers hold up a banner which reads 'NO WAR' as thousands of demonstrators protest in Madrid on Sept. 29, 2002 against a possible U.S.-led military strike on Iraq.

Pak nukes in US custody?
A Harvard University paper has put forth the engaging hypothesis that Pakistan's nuclear arsenal is under the "custodial control" of the US.

Pakistan Christians demand security
Tens of thousands of Pakistani Christians have gathered outside a Karachi cathedral to demand better protection

'Rain Man' in Scottish fight against MMR
International autism expert joins new charity to battle for research and resources ... and against triple vaccine

School offers morning-after pill to 11-year-olds -- without parental consent
Girls as young as 11 will be able to obtain the morning-after pill at a London school without their parents' consent.

Guernsey considers euthanasia law
Guernsey's parliament took a step yesterday towards legalising voluntary euthanasia.

GOP not supporting English measures
Voters are embracing the anti-bilingual-education initiative on the November ballot in Colorado and Massachusetts. The question is, why won't Republicans?

TX: Governor candidates advertise in Spanish to attract support
Gubernatorial candidates in Texas and New Mexico are running Spanish radio and TV spots like never before to reach the ever-growing bloc of Hispanic voters.

Study: Blondes Are an Endangered Species
A new study by German researchers claims that people with blonde hair comprise an endangered species that will become extinct by 2202.

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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US vs China: A new Cold War?
Who, then, is the potential challenger? The attention turns to China. Indeed, while the document emphasizes that the United States "welcomes the emergence of a strong, peaceful, and prosperous China", it also admonishes Beijing not to pursue "advanced military capabilities that can threaten its neighbors in the Asia-Pacific region".

China: U.S. ship entered waters
A Chinese government spokeswoman complained Thursday that an American naval ship had violated international law by operating inside China's 200-mile economic zone.

What Does Ariel Sharon Want from Moscow?
Sharon is going to tell Putin about Iraqi’s "weapons of mass destruction"

Swiss Government sets its sights on gun law
The measures, which are in the consultation process until the end of the year, include tighter controls on members of the public wishing to buy guns from licensed gun shops and private individuals, as well as a ban on imitation and soft air guns.