A Trial Giving Kangaroos A Bad Name - by Stephen Lendman
As the dominant corporate media in the US made sure everyone in the country would know just ahead of the mid-term congressional elections here, Saddam Hussein was convicted of crimes against humanity on November 5 for his involvement in the killing of 148 Shia men in al-Dujail village after a failed assassination attempt against him there in 1982. The Supreme Iraqi Criminal (Hanging Court) Tribunal (SICT) sentenced him to death by (…)
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A Trial Giving Kangaroos A Bad Name
8 November 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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France henpecked with stick blows: Alina Reyes supports Bellaciao... Thanks Alina
2 November 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
1 commentby Alina Reyes to support Bellaciao sign here
I just heard that the commitment to trial of Roberto Ferrario, as unique responsible for Bellaciao collective!!??, for the publication, as any website or blog could have done it, of a press statement from CGT related to the Shipyards of St Nazaire story, is notified by the Judge. This repressive action, obvious example of a will to control expression in the Net, is the symptom of increasing and very pernicious politic inflexibility, such as the (…) -
Kenneth Lay alive? Maybe
Kenneth Lay alive? Maybe...Why else would a judge clear his record?
24 October 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
3 commentsKenneth Lay alive? Maybe Why else would a judge clear his record, columnist asks. G. Jeffrey Aaron October 22, 2006
I sometimes hear that Elvis Presley isn’t really dead, a notion supported by the alleged sightings of "The King" at various shopping malls around the United States.
I’ve heard the same thing about Tupac Shakur, the rap star who died in a hail of gunfire in Las Vegas 10 years ago. No one claims to have seen Tupac at a shopping mall. But the amount of music and the two (…) -
Veterans Federal, Illinois v. Iroquois County
21 October 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
1 commentIllinois Iroquois County Circuit Court wants to send disabled Vietnam veteran, former Watseka resident, Ron Ehlers to jail for contempt. For failing payment of yet another, recently signed court ordered $15,000. Case # 97 D 73. This despite Mr. Ehlers completing his original court ordered 55 month alimony payment of Veterans’ Administration compensation. All the while, being unaware, that payment of a Veterans’ Administration disability compensation is not only against Federal law (38 USC (…)
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Lynne Stewart’s Crime of Courage, Honor and Resisting Tyranny
18 October 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
Lynne Stewart’s Crime of Courage, Honor and Resisting Tyranny - by Stephen Lendman
Years from now, Lynne F. Stewart’s name will be spoken of with even greater reverence than it is today. On October 17, this courageous and redoubtable soft-spoken civil rights defense lawyer was vindicated in the same Foley Square New York federal courtroom where Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were unjustly framed, convicted and sentenced to death in April, 1951 in an act of state-sponsored vengeance for the (…) -
Man Arrested For Telling Cheney “Your Policies In Iraq Are Reprehensible” Files Lawsuit...
4 October 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
9 commentsArrest over Cheney barb triggers lawsuit
By Charlie Brennan, Rocky Mountain News October 3, 2006
A Denver-area man filed a lawsuit today against a member of the Secret Service for causing him to be arrested after he approached Vice President Dick Cheney in Beaver Creek this summer and criticized him for his policies concerning Iraq.
Attorney David Lane said that on June 16, Steve Howards was walking his 7-year-old son to a piano practice, when he saw Cheney surrounded by a group of (…) -
BBC criticised on Pope documentary
2 October 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
1 commentThe Catholic Church has hit back over claims that Pope Benedict XVI played a leading role in a systematic cover-up of child sex abuse by its priests.
One Archbishop labelled the BBC’s Panorama documentary as unwarranted, misleading and a "deeply prejudiced attack" against the Pope.
The Most Reverend Vincent Nichols, Archbishop of Birmingham, said the Panorama programme misrepresented confidential Vatican papers to back up its claims.
Speaking on behalf of the Bishops of England and (…) -
Doco claims Pope in child abuse cover-up
2 October 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
1 commentA BRITISH documentary claimed today that Pope Benedict XVI was implicated in the systematic cover-up of child sex abuse by Catholic priests.
Over 20 years, the man formerly known as Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger enforced a secret 1962 document on how bishops should deal with allegations of child abuse which included a code of secrecy, enforceable by excommunication, the BBC Panorama investigation said.
Father Tom Doyle, a canon solicitor reportedly sacked by the Vatican after criticising its (…) -
Iraq Removes Chief Judge in Saddam Trial
20 September 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
By SAMEER N. YACOUB and JAMAL HALABY
BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - The chief judge in Saddam Hussein’s genocide trial was replaced Tuesday amid complaints from Shiite and Kurdish officials that he was too soft on the former Iraqi leader, a move that could raise accusations of government interference in the highly sensitive case.
The government spokesman’s office announced that judge Abdullah al-Amiri was removed but did not say who would take his place or why he was replaced. He was replaced on (…) -
Bush Push In Congress A Sign Of Fear And Weakness. Will This GOP-Controlled Congress Protect Him?
16 September 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
Bush Push In Congress A Sign Of Fear And Weakness Will This GOP-Controlled Congress Protect Him? By David Lindorff September 15, 2006 The Bush administration’s full-court press against the Constitution is on, with the president getting closer to Senate, and possibly full Congressional approval of his warrantless spying program by the National Security Agency, and with a lobbying campaign on to get his program for kangaroo courts and life-time detention without trial for terror "war" (…)