Reuters | US campaign of drone strikes to kill militants in other countries is deemed legal by the White House.
John Pilger | A state of permanent war has been launched by the United States and a police state is consuming western democracy.
washingtonpost.com | U.S. military commanders said they have been unable to pick up his trail.
Infowars.com | Alex Jones focuses in on the crumbling government narratives and the known liars patching them together.
Saman Mohammadi | Reality does not have a liberal bias; it has a conspiracy bias. Liberals and conservatives deny reality when they deny the validity of falsely labeled “conspiracy theories.”
ABC News | Four years ago, the Obama campaign criticized Democratic rival Hillary Clinton for using Osama bin Laden in a political ad.
AFP | Nearly a year after a US raid killed Osama bin Laden, his core Al-Qaeda network in Pakistan is “essentially gone”.
RT | These days, Homeland Security has been busy on websites like Facebook.
usnews.com | Tuesday marks 1 year anniversary of alleged death of Osama bin Laden; sources told CBS there’s messages on extremist websites calling for terror attacks that day.
homelandsecuritynewswire.com | Officers trained to gather evidence to prove crimes, not to cultivate, gather, and analyze intelligence to prevent a terrorist strike.
Associated Press | Armed police seal off a central London neighborhood due to a report of a mentally unstable man walking into an office threatening to blow himself up.
telegraph.co.uk | Rubio is top of Romney’s list to be the Vice Presidential nominee.
Washington Post | Obama’s war-mongering XBOX drone ops are set to expand again… in Yemen.
Paul Joseph Watson | Joint U.S.-Russian anti-terror exercise stokes fears of martial law.
Sibel Edmonds | CIA henchmen have now jumped on the gravy train, in the new trend of “crime boasting for profit”.
NationalJournal.com | Michael Hirsh writes about his conversation with a State Department official: ‘Now that we’ve killed most of al Qaida…’
NYPost.com | A Yemeni official told Fox News a US drone strike killed a senior al Qaeda commander.
CBSlocal.com | A 30-year-old veteran who served three tours of duty in Iraq and Afghanistan was shot to death Saturday in Lancaster, CA.
Colin Clark | Defense Intelligence Agency wants authority to build covers, create businesses and to run them for long periods.
WSJ | With little public attention, dozens of law-enforcement agencies have been given approval to use unmanned drones.
Daily Mail | The suspicious death of one of President John F. Kennedy’s mistresses just months after his death has sparked numerous conspiracy theories.
McClatchy Newspapers | Operations were more for propaganda purposes than military gain.
sacbee.com | Sheehan said she will appear in federal court today to defend her decision not to pay taxes.
RussiaToday | New photos of American soldiers posing with Afghan corpses have emerged in the U.S.
Daily Bell | There are several crosscurrents taking place in this still-continuing war.
JOHN MARZULLI | Bosnian national and U.S. Citizen faces life in prison without the possibility of parole if convicted.
DPA | Iran voiced hope that international talks would lead to a lifting of sanctions.
Richard Silverstein | To enter into the world of the Iran-P5+1 nuclear negotiation is like scurrying down a rabbit hole and words are manipulated.
London Telegraph | Britain under threat from teenagers “phone bombing” a useless terror anti-terror hotline.
New York Times | Important ruling gov’t US Feds global jurisdiction when apprehending suspects
Reuters | Prosecutors say man convicted of conspiring to support al-Qaeda should serve at least 25 years.
Pepe Escobar | A prime spectator sport consumed by global couch and digital potatoes.
Alexander Higgins | 450 million rounds of bullets to be delivered in a time-frame of five years.
Alex Kane | The Washington and Tel Aviv’s use of the MEK is criminal – and they trained them on US soil.
Kurt Nimmo | Takes full advantage of terror false flag staged by French intelligence last month.
Infowars.com | Alex speaks about the revelations regarding the CIA’s black sites in Eastern Europe.
Fellowship of the Minds | The ghost of Bin laden remains ellusive to everyone outside of the Pentagon.
Mail.com/AP | After talking about secret CIA redition in their country, Poland has become a political victim of leaks from U.S. officials.
RT | There are doubts on what success the next flick by way of Invisible Children will have at ousting the Ugandan warlord.
Reuters | “They (bin Laden’s relatives) were sentenced to 45 days imprisonment and fined 10,000 rupees ($110) each.”
The Hill | The smaller conflicts elite U.S. forces are fighting around the world are heating up.
freebeacon.com | Western intelligence agencies using cyber attacks to damage Russia and members of anti-U.S. alliance Shanghai Cooperation Organization.
Agence France-Presse | Poll showing a big drop in public support for the war in Afghanistan would not alter Washington’s strategy.
haaretz.com | Rep. Berman introduced the Iron Dome Support Act (IDSA) authorizing Obama to provide assistance if requested by the Israeli government.
dailymail.co.uk | The revelation raises the possibility of an accomplice to the crimes.
Haaretz | Anti-war protest comes amid growing Facebook campaign linking Israelis and Iranians.
Washington Post | You know things are bad for workers when a bipartisan congressional hearing is called to examine a department’s drooping spirit.
Daniel McAdams | Captain Amadou Haya Sanogo given US military and intelligence training by the US Africa Command.
irishtimes.com | No sign he had “trained or been in contact with organized groups or jihadists”.
Washington Post | Holder’s war on America continues with more Soviet-style guidelines.