By Scott Wilson Washington Post Staff Writer Thursday, May 14, 2009 A month after making public once-classified Justice Department memos detailing the Bush administration's coercive methods of interrogation, President Obama yesterday chose secrecy over disclosure, saying he will seek to block the court-ordered release of photographs depicting the abuse of detainees held by U.S. authorities abroad. Obama agreed less than three weeks ago not to oppose the photos' release, but he changed his mind after viewing some of the images and hearing warnings from his generals in Iraq and in Afghanistan that such a move would endanger U.S. troops deployed there. "The publication of ...
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If world wide food shortages and rising food costs weren’t enough, the elite have successfully orchestrated another agraterror attack on their citizens by infecting them with the ideas of a salmonella outbreak caused by tomatoes. Allegedly 1000 cases have been reported in the United States since the outbreak began in June. The FDA (food and Drug Administration) is baffled by the continuing salmonella outbreak and are struggling to finding the origins.. A massive country wide recall and in some cases an all out ban on tomatoes has taken place. On June 9 large elite corporately owned restaurant chain like McDonald’s Corp, Wendy’s International Inc. ...
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Keeping your data safe and secure from hackers is one thing, keeping your data safe and secure while crossing the border into the United States just got a whole lot harder. In a recently disclosed policy from the U.S. department of Homeland Security dated July 16, border guards have the authority to seize anyone’s laptop entering the U.S. without a warrant or even probable cause. The details of the policy state that officers may “detain” laptops, iPods, cameras, cell phone, flash drives or any other device that can store information “for a reasonable period of time” to “review and analyze information.” This can take ...
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Yesterday, in addition to being Thanksgiving Day (which was enough for me), was the anniversary of former President John F. Kennedy's death by an assassin in Dallas, Texas. What better way to mark the occasion than by suggesting another ( GASP!) conspiracy? That's what I found at www.worldnetdaily.com , one of the web sites I check regularly for news and commentary. In fact, it was the lead story. I guess the story of President Kennedy's murder is still getting this much press 45 years later because...well, a lot of people liked him. That, and the fact that it was (cue Access Hollywood music) "caught ...
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6.06.2008 Thursday, Jun. 05, 2008 Bilderberg Announces 2008 Conference CHANTILLY, Va. — The 56th Bilderberg Meeting will be held in Chantilly, Virginia, USA 5 - 8 June 2008. The Conference will deal mainly with a nuclear free world, cyber terrorism, Africa, Russia, finance, protectionism, US-EU relations, Afghanistan and Pakistan, Islam and Iran. Approximately 140 participants will attend, of whom about two-thirds come from Europe and the balance from North America. About one-third is from government and politics, and two-thirds are from finance, industry, labor, education and communications. The meeting is private in order to encourage frank and open discussion. Bilderberg takes its name from ...
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U.K — British Home Office (The Home Office is the government department responsible for leading the national effort to protect the public from terrorism, crime and anti-social behaviour.) came under fire earlier this week when the department proposed Orwellian style surveillance legislation. The new legislation would detail every every phone call, e-mail, text message, internet search and online purchase in order to combat terrorism. The plan would include creating a massive database that would be used to spy on the population. Richard Thomas, Information Commissioner of a privacy watchdog group warned that the publics traditional freedoms were under grave threat from creeping state surveillance. ...
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