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  • Where’s Osama? Bush Doesn’t Care. Do We?
    8 June 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Where’s Osama? Bush Doesn’t Care. Do We? Ted Rall May 31, 2005 NEW YORK - It has been one thousand three hundred fifty-two days since George W. Bush promised to find Osama bin Laden, "dead or alive." So where is he? "Not around Afghanistan," U.S.-installed president Hamid Karzai said on May 25. "We’ll catch him if he ever comes in here." If not Afghanistan, where? "Well, that we don’t know." Pakistani foreign minister Kursheed Kasuri says: "[He] is alive and moving around from place to (…)

  • Posada Carriles Bust Blows Bush’s Anti-Terror Cover
    5 June 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    President George W. Bush has made it clear that the punishment for even being suspected of planning, abetting, or carrying out a terrorist act is, at a minimum, getting tossed into a dark hole. Bush has thrown out even the Magna Carta when it comes to Muslims suspected of pernicious thoughts toward the United States.
    But if suspected terrorists turn their ire toward Fidel Castro, these rules don’t apply.
    Indeed, those who try to bomb and assassinate Cuban targets, or those related to (…)

  • The cat is out of the bag now
    3 June 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Sick Strategies For Senseless Slaughter
    The murderous fools are not trying to end the war; they’re trying to keep it going as long as they can
    By John Kaminski skylax@comcast.net
    5-24-05
    The cat is out of the bag now.
    It happened quite by accident, as most revelations do. And it is seen by most of the world as the most revolting of the American/Israeli atrocities in the past few years, although it’s hard to prioritize that claim because of the level and frequency of barbaric acts (…)

  • Big, Bad Abu Musab al-Zarqawi: The creation of a myth
    2 June 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Is it time to ’dispose’ of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi? Has he ’outlived’ his usefulness?
    "Abu Musab al-Zarqawi - a man notorious for his alleged ruthlessness - is suspected of direct involvement in the kidnap and beheading of several foreigners in Iraq - even of wielding the knife himself." news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/3483089.stm
    A headline to conjure with no doubt, though clearly whoever writes this drivel needs to go back to journalism school and get a lesson in sentence construction. (…)

  • SIMPLE QUESTIONS DESERVE SIMPLE ANSWERS
    1 June 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    SIMPLE QUESTIONS
    By Peter Fredson
    June 1, 2005
    As a simple person, living a simple life, in a small town, I have some simple questions to help untangle a complicated web of misdirection, misinformation, deception, propaganda, and untruths that have been spun by the disastrous Bush administration. Even though several administration controlled “investigations” have brought out some of the architecture of this web, I am still not at all satisfied that we have gotten at any simple truth. (…)

  • The "War on Terror" is a Global Corporation PsyOps campaign to create unending profit through WAR
    1 June 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Profit is the mantra of the CEO. It is the goal that embodies the motives, agendas, and actions of the modern corporation. And it is this very goal that will lead all "profit at any cost" corporations to their own self destruction. How is this so?
    Well behavior eminates from motivation and from that agendas are set and parameters of operational strategies to enable these profits are put into place. It can be seen today that an almost psychopathic set of events have transpired and with it (…)

  • A Broad Coalition Is Pushing Congress To Rein In The Patriot Act
    1 June 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    A Broad Coalition Is Pushing Congress To Rein In The Patriot Act Dave Lindorff May 27, 2005 Last October, agents from the FBI and Treasury Department, accompanied by a gaggle of TV news crews, raided the Columbia, Mo., offices of a small charity called the Islamic-American Relief Agency (IARA). Computers and records were seized, and several hundred thousand dollars in donated funds destined for relief work in Kenya were frozen. There were no arrests or charges, though federal agents (…)

  • IS SIMPLE TRUST TOO SIMPLISTIC?
    1 June 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    SIMPLE TRUST
    By Peter Fredson
    June 1, 2005
    I live in a small town where voter apathy is at least 50% and on a rainy day will go even lower. I have very few complaints about the administration of this town. The public utilities are well managed. The water is quite drinkable except when our river gets very low, and then the water smells faintly like the bottom of a fish tank. The streets are swept often, the street lighting is adequate, potholes are fixed fairly soon, trash is removed on (…)

  • State Sponsored Terrorism: Operation Northwoods the Cartoon
    1 June 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Twenty-five international cartoonists have researched, written, drawn and laid bare the truth on George W. Bush, his family’s dynasty, their sordid business connections and various wars, and the Bush regime itself—in 24 humorous, witty, acerbic, and factual chapters.
    A primer to Bushian corruption and malfeasance, The Bush Junta includes chapters on Gulf wars I and II, the S&L scandal, the 2000 presidential coup, the Bush record on the environment and civil liberties, September 11, (…)

  • FAHRENHEIT 911
    31 May 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    FAHRENHEIT 9/11 and MEMORIAL DAY TRADITION
    Another Memorial Day Weekend is approaching, and every American should watch
    FAHRENHEIT 9/11 again, and again.
    Before you fire up your grill or head out to some mattress sale, watch FAHRENHEIT 9/11
    Reinforce your emotions...get angry, get very angry, and never forget that the Bush Administration has misled our brave soldiers and The United States of America.
    Watching FAHRENHEIT 9/11 over every Memorial Day Weekend should become an
    American (…)