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US no-fly list vexes travelers from babies on up
By Caroline Drees, Security Correspondent Thu Dec 15, 2005 11:05 AM ET Reuters WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Sarah Zapolsky was checking in for a flight to Italy when she discovered her 9-month-old son's... ...
Spying on Americans: Pardon us while we gloat
The Rant By DOUG THOMPSON Dec 16, 2005, 07:32 Capitol Hill Blue When President George W. Bush gathered his shell-shocked cabinet together in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001,... ...
The War and the Elections
Nation magazine editorial | posted December 15, 2005 (January 2, 2006 issue) [...] it does mean the Iraq debate has evolved from a contest over how to manage the US occupation into the question of whether... ...
Shocked Lawmakers Demand Spy Program Probe
By KATHERINE SHRADER Associated Press Writer San Francisco Chronicle Friday, December 16, 2005 Dismayed lawmakers demanded on Friday that Congress look into whether the highly secretive National Security... ...
BUSH FOOLS AMERICANS BY APPEARING TO ACCEPT MCCAIN'S BAN ON TORTURE
by EVAN AUGUSTINE PETERSON, III December 16, 2005 opednews.com In Washington politics, things are seldom what they appear to be - especially when devious Machiavellians are running the White House.... ...
Spying Scandal Draws Heat
[ More impeachable offenses... ] John Calvert Spying Scandal Draws Heat Lawmakers call on Bush to explain his post-9/11 order allowing a secret agency to monitor U.S. citizens without first getting... ...
Chernobyl, WHO and Utteridge's mice: Is there a connection?
Part I A new UN study that is defined as "the most authoritive study to date of the effects of the explosions that ripped apart Chernobyl reactor number 4 on 26 april 1986. It was compiled by the Chernobyl... ...
New York Times admits it held domestic spying story for a full year
The Times also reveals that senior members of Congress from both parties knew about Bush's decision to spy on Americans who were making international calls or emails, without warrants. http://rawstory .com/news/2005/New_York_Ti mes_admits_it_held_1215.ht ml From... ...
Torture Ban May Include a Backdoor
Tom Wilner, a lawyer who represents a group of Kuwaiti detainees at Guantanamo Bay, told the Washington Post that the Graham amendment would make McCain's prohibition against torture essentially unenforceable,... ...
Christian Bailey: $100m contract by the Pentagon to plant false stories in Iraqi papers
So, just who is Christian Bailey? A 30-year-old Oxford graduate with no public relations experience has been handed a $100m contract by the Pentagon - to plant false stories in Iraqi papers. http://www.inform ationclearinghouse.info/ar ticle11328.htm -------- Every... ...