Mossad helped buy off 9/11 litigants
Feinberg's actions were crucial to removing more than 98 percent of the families from the litigation process.

An Enormous Crime: The Definitive Account of American POWs Abandoned in Southeast Asia
If this 563-page heavily documented book by Bill Hendon and Elizabeth A. Stewart, published in 2007, doesn't make your blood boil, you are either as cold blooded as a snake or you are completely lacking in reading comprehension skills.

Sarkozy Plans to Tighten Grip on French State-Owned Companies
“The state must completely overhaul its shareholder’s role in the big industrial companies,” Sarkozy said.

U.S. Wages Food War Against Somalia
While nearly half the population of Somalia teeters at the edge of starvation, the U.S. is preventing the United Nations from delivering desperately needed food.

That was a war council in Damascus
The Iranian president said he expects war to break out somewhere between spring and summer of this year.

Greek protestors occupy finance ministry (With Video)
Hundreds of demonstrators have blockaded the Greek Finance Ministry in Athens to protest against harsh new austerity measures aimed at pulling the country out of its financial crisis.

Indonesia's president calls for calm over bank bailout
Indonesia's president on Thursday called for calm as he battled to save his fragile coalition following parliament's call for a criminal probe into a controversial bank bailout.

The curse of Fallujah: Women warned not to have babies because of rise in birth defects since U.S. operation
A sharp increase in birth defects in the Iraqi city of Fallujah could be linked to sophisticated weaponry used by U.S. troops in 2004, it has been revealed.

Germany Snubs Greek Aid Plea as Protest Snarls Athens Traffic
Greece’s pledge to deepen planned budget-deficit cuts failed to yield an offer of assistance from Germany, Europe’s biggest economy, as protesters in Athens seized the finance ministry building and blocked roads in the city center.

One in three killed by US drones in Pakistan is a civilian, report claims
One in three "militants" killed in US Predator Drone attacks in Pakistan's remote tribal areas is in fact a civilian, according to a report by an American think tank.

Pupils aged five on hate register: Teachers must log playground taunts for Government database
Heads will be forced to list children as young as five on school ‘hate registers’ over everyday playground insults.

Bombing in Baghdad market kills six
An Iraqi police official says six people were killed by a roadside bomb in northwestern Baghdad as early voting for parliamentary elections takes place across the country.

Iraq's Sunni voters yearn for change
The head of Saddam Hussein's tribe hesitates to talk about the ousted Sunni dictator, wary of angry reactions. But what can he do to shake the association with a man who brutally repressed Iraq's new Shi'ite leaders?

Pundits say Israeli action on holy sites may spark another Intifada
Amid spreading Palestinian protests against Israel's decision to declare shrines in two West Bank cities as Israel heritage sites, the Palestinian cabinet held a solidarity meeting Monday in the city of Hebron near one of the sites while some here worried about a new Palestinian intifada.

Interference Seen in Blackwater Inquiry
An official at the United States Embassy in Iraq has told federal prosecutors that he believes that State Department officials sought to block any serious investigation of the 2007 shooting episode in which Blackwater Worldwide security guards were accused of murdering 17 Iraqi civilians, according to court testimony made public on Tuesday.

China says 2010 defense budget to rise 7.5 percent
China's official military budget for 2010 will rise 7.5 percent over last year, an official said on Thursday, indicating a slowdown in defense spending growth.

Guatemalan police chief, drug czar detained
Guatemala's national police chief and anti-drug czar were detained Tuesday in a case of stolen cocaine that led to the deaths of five police agents.

Not a democracy? Israel 'showed its real face' in Dubai-Mossad scandal
Israel's neither confirming nor denying the claims of its involvement in the Hamas leader assasination. Meanwhile, investigators from different continues are seeking more evidence. Sabakh Al Mukhtar, from the Arab Lawyers association, is sure Mossad's behind the killi

Fire All 678 Congressional Staffers Who Are Tax Deadbeats?
Congressional employees who don’t pay their taxes could be fired if Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) gets his way.

The Pentagon’s Runaway Budget
With his decision to boost defense spending, President Obama is continuing the process of re-inflating the Pentagon that began in late 1998 — fully three years before the 9/11 attacks on America.

War veterans and resisters say "All Out for March 20th-National March on Washington!" (Video)

More Than a 1000 March in Berkeley to Protest Budget Cuts
UC Berkeley—where the idea of the March 4 Day of Action incubated last October—erupted into a riot of noise and colors Thursday afternoon, when more than a 1,000 students marched from Sproul Plaza to Frank Ogawa Plaza in Oakland.

RNC To Hold Fundraiser At Blackwater Compound
That’s the same Blackwater which has been accused of murder, illegal weapons smuggling, bribery, fraud (including using taxpayer money to buy strippers and prostitutes) and stealing weapons from the US military, among many other serious crimes.

U.S. lawmakers launch push to repeal NAFTA
A small group of U.S. lawmakers planned to offer legislation Thursday to withdraw from the North American Free Trade Agreement in the latest sign of congressional disillusionment with free-trade deals.

Senate Trio Hopes to Hit Pay Dirt With Carbon 'Fee' on Fuels
Key senators are weighing a request from Big Oil to levy a carbon fee on the industry rather than wrap it into a sweeping cap-and-trade system that covers most of the U.S. economy.

Karl Rove Admits Mistake in Advising Bush on Iraq Invasion Response
Rove writes that his biggest mistake was not pushing back against claims that the president had led the country into the Iraq war under false pretenses.

Marine’s Death Caused by Afghan Security Guards Stoned on Opium?
WLS-TV in Chicago is reporting that the guards were Afghans who were high on locally produced Opium.

RNC document mocks donors, plays on 'fear
The Republican National Committee plans to raise money this election cycle through an aggressive campaign capitalizing on “fear” of President Barack Obama and a promise to "save the country from trending toward socialism."
(But who is going to protect us from the constitution trashing neocons in the Republican party moving us toward a fascist police state?)

‘Anti-Lobbyist’ Obama Administration Recruited Left-Wing Lobbyists to Sell Bogus ‘Green Jobs’
After two studies refuted President Barack Obama’s assertions regarding the success of Spain’s and Denmark’s wind energy programs, a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request reveals the Department of Energy turned to George Soros and to wind industry lobbyists to attack the studies.

Obama Administration Set to Seize Millions of Acres in the West
Not satisfied with placing banks, insurance companies, and the car industry under the control of the federal government, President Obama has turned his sights on the American West.

Wyoming Legislature Passes the Firearms Freedom Act
Today, on its 3rd reading, the Wyoming Senate passed HB95, the Firearms Freedom Act, by a vote of 30-0.

Maine lawmakers mull cell phone health warnings
Maine’s state Legislature could soon vote on a bill making the Northeast U.S. state the first to require that cellular phones carry warnings of a possible link between mobile phone radiation and brain cancer.

Admiral Mullen: foreign policy is too dominated by the military
Admiral Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, says US foreign policy is too dependent on military generals and admirals and not enough on the State Department.

Old star is 'missing link' in galactic evolution
A newly discovered star outside the Milky Way has yielded important clues about the evolution of our galaxy. Located in the dwarf galaxy Sculptor some 280,000 light-years away, the star has a chemical make-up similar to the Milky Way's oldest stars, supporting theories that our galaxy grew by absorbing dwarf galaxies and other galactic building blocks.

Fury as EU approves GM potato
The introduction of a genetically modified potato in Europe risks the development of human diseases that fail to respond to antibiotics, it was claimed last night.

The Flu Season That Fizzled
Cases of the new H1N1 swine flu virus have dwindled to a trickle, and run-of-the-mill seasonal flu has barely made an appearance.

2001-2010 was the Snowiest Decade on Record
Now that we have reached the end of the meteorological winter (December-February,) Rutgers University Global Snow Lab numbers (1967-2010) show that the just completed decade (2001-2010) had the snowiest Northern Hemisphere winters on record.

Climate Panel Pile-Up: UN to double-check fuzzy research
UN looks to set a new panel overseeing the old one.. Body in question is the IPCC responsible for monitoring climate change. Lately it was accused of fuzzy research hyping the hysteria surrounding global warming.

More Headaches For The Goldman PR Department: Here Comes The (Soon To Be) Viral Goldman Sucks Video
This video is a visualization of Matt Taibbi's "The Great American Bubble Machine"

China Trading US Dollars for US Assets
The strategy seeks higher earnings by acquiring assets while prices are depressed.

Greece Could Sell Islands to Cut Debt: German MPs
Greece should consider selling some of its islands as one option to reduce debt, two members of the German parliament in Chancellor Angela Merkel's centre-right coalition said.

Doubt over control of U.S. budget grows
As U.S. lawmakers got ready to push through a US$10-billion spending bill last week to extend jobless benefits, Jim Bunning threw an unexpected curveball.

Europe's New Debt Solution: Create Their Own Ratings Agency That Only Gives Friendly Ratings
Is your nation under massive financial pressure due to deteriorating sovereign debt ratings?

Barney Frank Demands Bernanke Probe Fed Involvement In Watergate Scandal And Iraq Arms Sales Following Ron Paul Questioning
A week ago Ron Paul asked Ben Bernanke a series of questions.

If your gold is at an LBMA bank, you may be just an unsecured creditor
Recently I have written several articles that have discussed how much "paper gold" has been sold, principally through the unallocated accounts of the London Bullion Market Association, though there are other vehicles that achieve the same end, such as pool accounts, unbacked exchange-traded funds, futures, and derivatives, etc., but the LBMA dwarfs them all.

Lord Mandelson condemns Volcker rule as too 'sweeping'
Lord Mandelson has blasted the US's attempt to "apply sweeping rules" to the banking sector, dismissing Paul Volcker's attempt to carve major banks in two, and instead calling for international co-operation on financial regulation.

The movement behind 9/11
When I first began to follow this story I slowly began to understand the enormity of the implications, and the inevitability of this information getting out to the public. A year and a half later, it appears that the story has broken in the media.

State Crimes Against Democracy
New research in the journal American Behavioral Scientist (Sage publications, February 2010) addresses the concept of “State Crimes Against Democracy” (SCAD). Professor Lance deHaven-Smith from Florida State University writes that SCADs involve highlevel government officials, often in combination with private interests, that engage in covert activities for political advantages and power.

Architects for 9/11 inquiry: Fire couldn't demolish WTC in 11 seconds (Video)
The question isn't who or why anymore so much as how. How could 200 thousand tonnes of steel have dropped to the ground in under 11 seconds because of a fire? Over a thousand engineers and architects say it simlpy couldn't, not the way it happened on September 11, and now they want a new investigation.

A FireFighter for 911 Truth - Finally (Video)
Finally, a Seattle FireFighter Eric Lawyer, for truth group for Fire Fighters to stand up and join. No longer silent, while the pieces of their fellow NY Fire Dept. firefighters lay buried in the landfill without dignity or proper burial.
Thanks to the Architects for Truth. The Science is finally proving that 911 was in fact an inside job, not made up by Conspiracy "nuts", but here Eric Lawyer states flatly that the Book for Forensic preservation of evidence from a crime scene was blatantly ignored.

Apocalypse tomorrow?
By Jerry Mazza
The advent of Chile’s shattering earthquake, magnitude 8.8, 3 a.m. Saturday, is the worst in 50 years and comes only seven weeks after the 7.0 earthquake in Haiti.

“It is Not Because Things are Difficult that We Do Not Dare; It Is Because We Do Not Dare that They are Difficult.”
So many people seem to have given up any hope of taking back our power. So I am re-posting two essays I wrote a couple of years ago to help re-light the fire …

More Terrorist Blowback from U.S. Foreign Policy
By Jacob Hornberger
Immediately after 9/11, Bush administration officials declared the motivation of the terrorists: that the terrorists hated America for its "freedom and values." In other words, the 9/11 attacks, according to President Bush, Vice-President Cheney, and other U.S. officials, had absolutely nothing to do with the boiling rage in the Middle East over U.S. foreign policy.

Extremism in the Defense of Liberty
Today's radicalized grassroots Right might be "extreme" in their devotion to limited government--they're also more traditionally conservative than anything the GOP has represented in decades.

Who Poses the Greater Threat?
By Walter Williams
The bottom line is that it is politicians first and their supporters amongst intellectuals who pose the greatest threat to liberty.

Ron Paul Should Be President ... of Fox News
By Mike Green
When I was growing up, the most trusted name in news was Walter Cronkite. Today, they are Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert.

Israel is an apartheid state and that is why they are losing legitimacy
By Judy Rebick
Before Israeli Apartheid Week (IAW) even began members of the Ontario Legislature and the Canadian Parliament are falling all over each other to denounce it.

Mossad Comes to America: Death Squads by Invitation
By James Petras
The principle propaganda mouthpiece of the Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations (PMAJO), the Daily Alert (DA), has come out in full support for Israel’s practice of extra-judicial, extra-territorial assassination.

The Murderous Mossad and 9-11
The Mossad has been at it again: The recent assassination of a Hamas military leader in Dubai looks conclusively like the Israelis' handiwork. No doubt, they hoped for a little more anonymity in the aftermath--they likely didn't expect the Dubai authorities to be quite so technologically competent.

Hitler’s “Big Lie” reborn: US lies for war with Iran bigger, more Orwellian than war lies with Iraq
The American public is being played; duped into one unlawful War of Aggression after another. The criminal perpetrator of these war lies is a controlling faction of our own government.

Narus develops a scary sleuth for social media
Narus is developing a new technology that sleuths through billions of pieces of data on social networks and Internet services and connects the dots.

Spy chips hidden in 2.5 MILLION dustbins: 60pc rise in electronic bugs as council snoopers plan pay-as-you-throw tax
The growing threat of a stealth tax on the rubbish we throw away was exposed by startling figures yesterday.

Details of “Einstein” Cyber Shield Disclosed by White House
The program is designed to look for indicators of cyber attacks by digging into all Internet communications, including the contents of emails, according to the declassified summary.

Police partner with license plate readers
The cameras read license plates of parked and moving cars — hundreds per minute — and check them against vehicle databases, said Lance Clem, a spokesman for the Colorado Bureau of Investigation, which purchased several systems for its police vehicles last fall.

Family forced to dress snow sculpture of naked woman in bikini after complaints to police
It was supposed to be a bit of fun during recent heavy snow, but one family's snow sculpture has earned a frosty reception.

Liz Cheney Falsely Claims Her ‘Al Qaeda 7’ Smear Ad ‘Doesn’t Question Anybody’s Loyalty’
As ThinkProgress has noted, Liz Cheney and Bill Kristol’s Keep America Safe organization released a web ad on Monday targeting yet-to-be named Justice Department lawyers who had worked on Guantanamo detainee issues as the “al Qaeda 7.” “Whose values do they share?”
(Meanwhile, both political parties support the Patriot Act that trashes the Constitution, while they both got us trillions and trillions of dollars into debt. As if their loyalty should not be questioned.)

Feds weigh expansion of Internet monitoring
Homeland Security and the National Security Agency may be taking a closer look at Internet communications in the future.

Is there a quota system for New Mexico's state police?
Eyewitness News 4 has uncovered documentation that indicates some police officers have been mandated to write a certain number tickets per month or face possible punishment.

Mainstream media getting desperate with propaganda (Video)
This is just ridiculous, they know they are being discredited.

U.S. will determine who can board some Canadian flights
Starting in December, some passengers on Canadian airlines flying to, from or even over the United States without ever landing there, will only be allowed to board the aircraft once the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has determined they are not terrorists.

Police to be equipped with mobile fingerprint scanners
Every police force in England and Wales will be equipped with mobile fingerprint scanners to check the identity of suspects in the street.

Police Lock Down Streets In St. Petersburg, FL Due To Croissant
The suspicious brown bag was found in a downtown building late Tuesday morning. Guards weren’t comfortable opening the bag, but ran a metal detector over the package.

Fusion Centers: A locally owned and operated Intelligence Machine
Fusion centers constitute a new piece in a vastly more powerful police apparatus. They give the executive branch an incredible physical reach into state and local communities.