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Airwave demonstrates a near total impermeability to community concern and feelings throughout the UK in locating their masts
In February 205, North East Fife Council Environment and Development Committee, Cupar, approved an application by Orange PCS for a 13 metre mobile phone (2G) mast at Peacehill Farm, by Wormit, Newport-on-Tay.... ...
Chris Floyd: Motion Sickness
American public life is now almost entirely a facade, a deadening -- and deadly -- sideshow: the multibillion-dollar electoral circuses, the increasingly frenzied "culture wars. - All this sound and fury... ...
Nuclear-war threat still very real
Helen Caldicott is an Australian physician who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1985 and is the president of the Nuclear Policy Research Institute based in Washington. She spoke with UPI National Security... ...
Union rep: U.S. troops killing journalists
Echoing a claim that led to CNN executive Eason Jordan's resignation, the president of the 35,000-member Newspaper Guild asserted U.S. troops deliberately are killing journalists in Iraq. http://www.worldnet daily.com/news/article.asp ?ARTICLE_ID=44335 From.. . ...
The Filibuster Fig Leaf
by Marc Morial, TomPaine.com The president of the National Urban League gives a history lesson to those now using the civil rights struggle to attack the filibuster. http://www.to mpaine.com/articles/200505 20/the_filibuster_fig_leaf .php ...
The guidelines are obsolete
11:00 - 20 May 2005 The latest phone mast horror story in the national newspapers, about the infamous "Tower of Terror" in Merseyside, again proves the potentially catastrophic consequences of living... ...
The Family Released a Statement
by Michael Gillespie Mass round-ups and detentions of innocent civilians, torture and abuse of prisoners and detainees, America’s honor and prestige at the lowest point ever, and investigations that whitewash... ...
RURAL MOBILE PHONE USERS MAY BE AT GREATER RISK OF BRAIN TUMOURS
British Medical Journal / Newswise May 16, 2005 http://www.newswise. com/articles/view/511891/ Using a mobile phone in rural areas seems to pose a greater risk of developing brain tumours than it does... ...
So Much for Local Democracy: Sidlesham Public Appeal
Following the Inspector's decision to allow the Sidlesham appeal, I thought you might like to see this 'leader' in today's Chichester Observer: So Much for Local Democracy Ministers are fond of prattling... ...
Newsweek gets the Koran story wrong? Bull
by John in DC - 5/16/2005 01:53:00 AM AmericaBlog I don't buy it. Chris and I have been talking about this (I'm still in Paris), and we think President Bush placed a little call to the head of Newsweek,... ...