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Israel – Middle East News
Posted: Friday, January 25, 2002
HonestReporting.com reports CNN and AP on what it considers this past week's worst offenses in news-distortion
Al Qaida is moving into Gaza. It may join fight against Israel. They have formed close links with senior Palestinian officials
Israel has requested that the United States cease supplying Egypt with arms systems, including F-15 fighter aircraft - because Egypt appears to want to use them against Israel
President George W. Bush sent proof to three key Arab leaders that the Palestinian Authority was engaged in a weapons smuggling plot
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon accepted an invitation last night from US President George Bush to meet him in Washington in two weeks' time. At the same time, American officials expressed support for Israel's boxing-in of PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat in Ramallah
As PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat's credibility with the Bush administration reaches a new low, U.S. officials are weighing whether to suspend their two-month-old peacemaking mission or even sever contact with the Palestinian leader altogether
Syria is developing strategic weapons in cooperation with North Korea
Hamas is developing a rocket with a range long enough to hit cities in the Jewish state
The IDF announced last night that it had killed a senior Hamas commander who was in the process of preparing a terrorist attack against Israelis
Suicide bomber explodes in south Tel Aviv. Twenty-five people were wounded when a Palestinian suicide bomber exploded near south Tel Aviv's old central bus station today
Adli Hamdan, head of Hamas's Izzadin Kassam military wing, was killed in Khan Yunis last night, when an IAF Apache helicopter fired two missiles at his car
The entire Sharon coastal plain is on high alert as intelligence warnings indicate terrorists may attempt to carry out an imminent attack in that densely populated region
Posted: Thursday, January 24, 2002
Arafat orders police to war with Israelis. The militarization of a 20,000-man Palestinian force takes the Mideast conflict to the next level
Hamas is said to have expanded its warhead payload on a new short-range rocket Kassam-1 and deployed the weapon in the West Bank against Israel
Israel voiced new fears on Thursday that a regional conflict could flare in the Middle East after the first cross-border attacks in more than three months by Lebanese Hizbollah guerrillas backed by Syria and Iran
Mounting tension: Israeli Defense Minister Binyamin Ben-Eliezer said that the Hizbullah offensive yesterday could not have been carried out without Syrian approval or the backing and encouragement of Iran
Hizbullah forces began pounding IDF forward guard positions along the United Nations-designated international border between Israel and Lebanon
Hizbullah terrorists attacked Mt. Dov in northern Israel with mortar shells and rockets late this afternoon. Israeli jets bomb Hizbullah in response
Lebanon has rejected US accusations that the militant group Hezbollah is involved in terrorist acts
Arab threats confirm dire predictions
In a public declaration, Arafat not only spoke for the first time of his own readiness to die, to become a martyr for Jerusalem, but also called on every Palestinian to follow his example
As his pawns fall, Arafat faces checkmate. Israeli politicians are openly discussing how to remove Yasser Arafat from power
Terrorist "refugees" from Osama Bin Laden's al-Qaeda group are being given shelter in Syria and Syrian-occupied Lebanon
Not the right time for cowards. The place where once the entire Jewish nation would congregate 3 times a year has been barren of Jews under the Jewish rule of the State of Israel
Future Middle East all-out war: Its risks and opportunities
Friday, January 23, 2002
Massacre in Israel: Terrorist shot dead while reloading. 49 Civilians wounded, 5 seriously, 1 critically
The Tanzim military wing of the Fatah took responsibility for the shooting attack in downtown Jerusalem earlier this afternoon
The U.S has given up on Yasser Arafat, OC Intelligence Maj.-Gen. Aharon Ze'evi said today. "The Americans have arrived at the conclusion that Arafat is a problem and not a solution, but they continue to see the PA as an important factor in future negotiations"
Former Prime Minister Ehud Barak, who while in office offered major concessions to Yasser Arafat (which he refused by starting the Intifada), harshly criticized the Palestinian leader, saying, "Maybe he's a real terrorist"
Arafat pushes for UN observers. Despite 4 rebuffs in just over a year, the Palestinians still want the UN Security Council to take action against Israel for what they call "horrific crimes and assassinations"
A 6-year-old passerby discovered a bomb in Jerusalem's southern Talpiot business district late last night. The explosive device, hidden in a bag, was lying in the street some 100 meters from two banquet halls. The child alerted police who called in the bomb disposal squad
Friday, January 22, 2002
Multi-faith accord on violence signed in Egypt. Jewish, Muslim and Christian leaders jointly signed an accord Monday night condemning violence in the Middle East. The text received the blessing of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and PA Chairman Yasser Arafat
While the interreligious meeting in Alexandria attracted significant media attention in Israel and elsewhere, in Egypt it was hardly an item
Arafat girding for last battle? Yasser calls for laying down of lives in the sacred cause
Yasser Arafat vowed yesterday to continue to seek a Palestinian state with east Jerusalem as its capital
Hamas threatens an 'all-out' war after IDF kills 4 militants in Nablus. Two of Hamas militants were involved in Sbarro and Dolphinarium attacks [ These are killer-soldiers who resent to be killed in retaliation of their constant killing of inocent civilians. Muslim fighters have always considered glorious to kill their enemies by attacking them in the back, but they consider murder when their enemies kill them face to face. Incredible mixture of cowardice and hypocrisy. After all such were the real teachings of Mohammed ]
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said that the Iranian threat to Israel is becoming tangible and that Iranians have been contacting Islamic Movement activists from the Israeli Arab population over the past few months
Southern Binyamin, an area that had been relatively quiet for the past few months, was the site of several attempted murders last night and this morning
The IDF carried out a successful raid on terrorist headquarters in Shechem this morning, killing three of Hamas' most senior leaders in the Shomron as well as another terrorist
The much-touted "re-conquest" of Tul Karem ended this morning, only just over 24 hours after it began. The forces destroyed terrorist infrastructures and arrested close to 50 wanted terrorists, many of them according to a prepared list
Deluge of terror-attack warnings. Police are receiving a flood of warnings of imminent terrorist attacks inside the Green Line, following the death last week of terrorist Raed Karmi
The transition from peace process to armed conflict with the Palestinians impacted the way Israel sees the next war
Concerned over rising unrest in the kingdom, Morocco has banned pro-Palestinian demonstrations planned for this week. Authorities have rejected a request to stage a rally in support of the Palestinian struggle against Israel
An earthquake was felt in Israel this morning at around 7 AM
Dead Sea keeps falling. The salty Dead Sea is a big draw for tourists. The lowest place on Earth is getting lower, according to satellite measurements
Friday, January 21, 2002
Arabs still want to totally destroy Israel. Last June, Palestinian television broadcast a sermon in a Gaza mosque in which the imam, Ibrahim Madi, made the following statement: "God willing, this unjust state Israel will be erased; this unjust state the United States will be erased; this unjust state Britain will be erased"
Christian leaders 'afraid' to speak out about mosque. For the third Sunday in a row, a coalition of Christians demonstrated outside the Prime Minister's Office in protest against the planned mosque
The criminal partiality of the world media in general —and the American in particular" against Israel has been evidenced more than ever with the Israeli seizure of the boat 'Karine A' smuggling an enormous amount of weapons into the PA territories for Yasser Arafat. While the Israelis waited for everyone to draw appropriate conclusions and slap sanctions on the P.A. or cut ties with Arafat, nothing of that sort happened
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Sharon wants to reopen Temple Mount to non-Muslims; but critics say 'not now'. Prime Minister Ariel Sharon intends to reopen the Temple Mount to Jews and non-Muslims "at the first opportunity," as he has been telling his associates recently
Will Temple Mount be open to Jews? The GSS recommendation to renew Jewish visitation rights to the Temple Mount continues to be a matter of public debate. The holy site has been closed to Jews since the beginning of the Oslo War, almost a year and a half ago
Opposition against letting Jews on Temple Mount. They warned the move would further escalate the current conflict between Israel and the Palestinians
IDF tanks and troops take over West Bank town of Tul Karm. First time in uprising that IDF takes control over an entire Palestinian city. Exchanges of fire reported in Tul Karm refugee camp
Israeli sappers demolished the five-story Palestine Broadcasting Company building in Ramallah early yesterday morning, in partial retaliation for the Bat-Mitzvah terrorist attack
Senior police official: 'terror threat more substantive than ever'
Terrorism warnings continue in Israel. The PA, for its part, kept up a steady pace of offensive activity last night and today. These included two mortar shells last night against an IDF base near N'vei Dekalim "one of which caused heavy damage to an army headquarters building —as well as fire against outposts near Ganei Tal and Rafiach and against a motorist today
Senior Israeli diplomats say the US has begun a strategic reassessment of its relations with the PA
The Congress is quietly examining U.S. military aid to Egypt. Congressional staffers said leading members of the House and Senate are holding talks in both Washington and Cairo to examine the uses of the annual $1.3 billion in U.S. military aid to Egypt
Israel has ordered intelligence agencies to focus their efforts on Iran's emerging alliance with the Palestinian Authority. Israeli officials said the government of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has been alarmed by the increase in Iranian aid to Hizbullah and the Palestinian Authority
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Gentile World News
Posted: Friday, January 25, 2002
Last Apostasy in the making: Catholic monks in brown woolen habits, saffron-robed Buddhists, black-cloaked Muslims, Sikhs wearing turbans, white-bearded Orthodox patriarchs and rabbis traveled together on a peace train to pray near the tomb of St. Francis. "Violence never again! War never again! Terrorism never again! In the name of God, may every religion bring upon the earth justice and peace, forgiveness and life. Love," the Pope said
The last deception in the making. Satan is preparing ahead of time explanations (like the following fallacy) for God's soon Judgement on Earth: { A group of scientists in Russia in year 2000 held several meetings to discuss the inbound planet discovered from one of their largest observatories. This led to the infamous '2003 Problem' Reuters news service wire Sept. 13th 2000. The top government officials called for a commission to study the problem which was said to expect to cause "A string of calamities" & A massive population shrinkage" They openly wondered whether Russia would still even exist as a country afterwards }
A judge ruled today that saying grace before dinners at a state-supported military school is unconstitutional. Virginia Military Institute, based in Lexington, has been holding the prayer ceremonies since the 1950s. Two students had protested, so the rest lost their human rights
ACLU goes to battle for Satan. It demands that a mayor remove signs banning the devil from town
In Turkmenistan 6 members of a Baptist congregation in the town of Khazar have been fined by the political police, formerly known as the KGB, for holding "illegal services." They refused to pay the fines, which amounted to about one week's wages
Christians living in an amusement park: The one good thing about September 11th was that America ground to a halt. It was the first time in decades when many Americans (including Christians) were still, paused from their perpetual intake of entertainment and thought about the reality of life and death
Newly released documentary and eyewitness evidence now links an apparent July 6, 2001 electronic warfare attack on a radio station and weekly newspaper in Hartsville, Tennessee to a nearby unacknowledged secret access project (USAP). This secret project, eyewitnesses say, includes the U.S. Air Force as paymaster, U.S. government aircraft as transportation and security craft; military troops in black uniforms; and black unmarked triangular aircraft. The project may also include a secret electronic warfare unit capable of disabling nearby media outlets with destructive electromagnetic energy
AIDS will surpass the Black Death as the world's worst pandemic if the 40 million people living with HIV/AIDS do not get life-prolonging drugs. The illness has killed 25 million people since the early 1980s and an estimated 14,000 people are infected each day with HIV
Police in eastern China's Anhui province made a startling discovery when they found the bodies of eight babies, believed to be dumped by a hospital, in a drain near an amusement park
New Orleans is sinking and could be beneath the waves in less than a hundred years. As the area’s fine-grained muds compact under their own weight, the land surface drops lower and lower. Each year about 25 square miles of the Louisiana coastline are erased by the relentless assault of nature, and, ironically, that’s been accelerated by humanity’s efforts to prevent floods
A third of all child rapes in South Africa are committed by school teachers, researchers said in a new report on sexual violence against young girls
Humanity, always the same: Several ancient Egyptian marriage contracts containing lemon clauses where both the bride and groom were required to prove that they had the physical stamina for marriage have been found. The news adds to the widely held belief among historians that the early Egyptians were surprisingly "modern" when it came to marriage contracts, which were more like today's prenuptial agreements
Pakistan has criticized India's test launching of a nuclear-capable ballistic missile, saying the action threatens regional stability and warning that it has "the means to defend itself"
Congress considers new kind of draft. A bill before the House Armed Services Committee would require the induction of young men into the military "to receive basic military training and education for a period of up to one year," according to a summary of the measure
Census: 100,000 Mideast illegals in U.S. Analysts say failure of immigration control contributed to 9-11 attacks
Thousands of Arabs are continuing to be indocrinated in Islamic holy war in countries aligned with the United States. The countries are Egypt, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia
United Nations monitors have revealed that fighters of Osama bin Laden's al-Qaeda terrorist network and Afghanistan's ousted Taliban regime could possess scud missiles and chemical weapons, including deadly sarin and VX gas projectiles
A renegade army of 5,000 Taleban soldiers with 450 tanks, armoured carriers and pick-up trucks is locked in a tense stand-off with American special forces in Afghanistan
Rift grows between U.S., Saudi Arabia. Riyadh makes peace with Iran, Iraq, distances itself from Washington
Scientists cross pigs with spinach. The GM pigs produced less fat than normal. Scientists in Japan say they have successfully implanted vegetable genes in a living animal for the first time
Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams' decision to visit Fidel Castro's Cuba was an insult to all Americans
The biggest problems with the media are caused by a lack of genuine philosophical diversity in the newsrooms —even among the pundits who comment on the news of the day on television and in newspapers. Now, t seems that things are changing for the better, since unapollogetically Christian Allan Keyes is "Making Sense" in MSNBC at 10 PM every night
Spyware, in a "Galaxy" near you (In you computer)
Posted: Thursday, January 24, 2002
Satan is still alive and well on planet Earth. Occult and Satanism in modern society
Robert Yates Jr. the serial killer jailed for more than 400 years after pleading guilty to 13 counts of first-degree murder and crimes that shocked the Northwest is now apparently a miraculously changed man who spends his time telling others from behind bars about his faith in Christ
A courageous Christian military woman serving in tyranic Saudi Arabia drops the objectionable Muslim dress code for women
Toward the New World Religion: Imams, patriarchs, monks and rabbis from around the world are joining Pope John Paul II for a daylong prayer for peace
A Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration has, ironically, created discord in a Washington state community because of the participation of a Messianic Jewish congregation. Several Jewish groups were upset that Bellevue officials invited the Beit Tikvah Messianic Congregation (made up of Christian Jes) to perform Israeli and Jewish songs and dances yesterday at a city-sponsored event
National Public Radio smears Christian group. A reporter on federally funded National Public Radio has suggested that a Christian political action group could be the culprit behind anthrax-laden letters sent to Sens. Daschle and Leahy
Religious symbols on tiles painted by families after the Columbine High School shootings were banned to protect students' mental health
The more the US hesitates, the more the world will question whether Saddam's removal is really so inevitable
For $6 billion U.S. government is about to remove Libya from terror list
Holliwood attacking the truth: In the movie 'Black Hawk Down' the American people is led to believe that the ambush that killed 18 servicemen was the work of a Somali militia group –headed by some warlord named Aidid. But, according to a detailed account of the operational planning of that attack, the massacre was actually the result of a well-planned, well-executed ambush by terrorist forces overseen by Osama bin Laden and supported by the governments of Sudan, Iraq and Iran.
A "Vast Left-Wing Conspiracy." These like-minded left-wing zealots are enabled in large part by a biased mainstream media characterized by an enormous dishonesty and a blatant intolerance for the political views of others
An analysis of census figures shows that at least 58,000 Middle Eastern men from countries other than Israel are residing illegally in the U.S., a figure that analysts say highlights the nation's vulnerability to terrorist infiltrators
Scientists working on a discovery of an "elixir of life" say it has already worked on fruit flies. The drug is said to increase longevity while maintaining youthful health
Atom-sized computer chips a lot closer: Hewlett-Packard and the University of California scientists have patented a process they said on Wednesday would eventually help turn out powerful computers which fit on the head of a pin with room to spare
UK government documents show that the waters off south-west England were used as a radioactive waste dump
A virus that led a Scottish hospital to shut down its admissions spread to more victims Sunday and showed no sign of slowing down
An earthquake measuring 3.0 degrees on the open-ended Richter scale hit the city of Shahroud in Iran
Wal-Mart about to overtake Exxon. Poised to become the world's largest company
Friday, January 23, 2002
New Public School Bible Program is so design as to "not offend" that it only covers the Old Testament, leaving out Jesus Christ!
A former Marine brakes into the infamous Bohemian Grove. The millionaire Club's members and friends dismiss dark accusations of conspiracy and human sacrifice, even in front of a film taken there. Texas talk show host shocked by his fan's arrest but sticks to his claims
Biometric Cards: The ID Card of the future? Executives from the chip-card industry are excited by the apparent new opportunities in biometric security. These new advances include cards to identify individuals for banking, immigration, and other activities of human control and domination
The New Faisaliah giant obelisk: Its occult symbolism proves that the Illuminati are running that country
The European rapid reaction force will be able to carry on all peace-keeping and crisis management missions within 10 years, the chairman of the EU military committee General Gustav Hägglund said on Tuesday
With the nation's nerves still raw from the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, some federal and state authorities are hoping the public is primed to accept a national identification card. But the public's willingness to trade some privacy for the promise of increased security seems to be slipping
Simulation of flight paths on Sept. 11
The FBI director says that interrogating members of Usama bin Laden's terror network detained at the U.S. military base in Kandahar has prevented new attacks against U.S. targets worldwide
The Calcutta connection to terrorism
Pakistan said on Tuesday it continues to face military threats from across its eastern borders and there are no signs of lessening of tension, despite statements by US Secretary of State Colin Powell
Women who abort their first unintended pregnancy are more prone to suicide, increased substance abuse and clinical depression than women who carry their unintended pregnancy to term
New York's city new mayor will fund abortion trainig at city hospitals
Britain: Unmarried couples are to gain unprecedented rights to adopt under changes to the law to be endorsed by ministers next month
Disturbance of comets hints at something out there. Astronomers may have found hints of a massive, distant, still unseen object at the edge of the solar system —perhaps a 10th planet, perhaps a failed companion star" that appears to be shoving comets toward the inner solar system from an orbit 3 trillion miles away
Britain: 10 million animals were slaughtered in foot and mouth cull
India's northern Indian region groaned under piercing cold wave conditions as 6 more died in Uttar Pradesh raising the toll in different parts of the country to 85 so far
Irish inventor says he’s built a revolutionary power source. Has the secret of free energy now been found in Ireland? Skeptics abound
Friday, January 22, 2002
Muslim Republic of Azerbaijan: Two leaders of an unregistered Pentecostal church have been arrested and given 15-day prison terms for "petty hooliganism," although friends said they were just praying when they were taken in by police
The situation Tom Brady found himself in Saturday night serves as a good metaphor for what many Christians face in daily living. Just as the Patriots signal caller thought his teams on-field situation was hopeless, he was given new life in the form of an overturned call
On this date 29 years ago, the U.S. Supreme Court made one of its worst decisions in history. You've heard it said hundreds of times since, that the Roe v. Wade ruling legalized abortion in America. That is not true. What the court actually did was overturn infanticide and homicide laws in all 50 states, exceeding all constitutional authority by attempting to legislate —a power vested only in the Congress
How appropriate in the 29th anniversary month of Roe vs. Wade, which effectively declassified human beings as unique compared to other living things, that an influential scientific body should take one more step away from a model of humanity based on intrinsic value and toward a utilitarian model which says that humans, like everything else, have only the value assigned them by society
Abortionists prone to crime. A pro-life activist has collected thousands of examples of abortionists committing rape, sexual harassment and murder
A Wichita, Kan., doctor marked the 29th anniversary of the Roe vs. Wade decision by offering free abortions Saturday that drew more than 100 protesters to his clinic
Ministry victory in equal access case. A New York ministry that was told by local officials it could not use school facilities after hours for a Christian concert has won the equal access case. The Watertown School District agreed earlier this month to drop its appeal of a state court ruling from last year that labeled its facilities-use policy "unconstitutionally overbroad" and discriminatory against Liberty Christian Center (LCC)
'Trash TV' protest recruits parents. The American Family Association (AFA) has launched a new campaign to try to clean up television. The Tupelo, Miss.-based pro-family group has founded two Web sites for parents who don't like the violence, sex and bad language on television
Row among nation's religious broadcasters. President-designee of biggest organization wants politics out
Who pulled the plug on the Chinese 'bugs'?
The French-based international police organization "Interpol" has agreed to provide Castro with a state-of-the art telecommunications system, and share its database of suspected terrorist supporters with the island’s communist government [ The evil nature of Interpol has long being known, but now it's coming out blatantly by providing a megalomaniac tyrant the means to prevent that the people he has constantly enslaved, tortured and murdered for 43 years rebel against his satanic dictatorship ]
In Guantanamo detainees have it easy. Al-Qaeda and Taliban prisoners in a makeshift American prison camp take three showers a day, receive and send mail daily, get twice-daily medical attention and have good food [ They are having it easier than many Americans. Now, is that fair? How about the rights of millions of Americans without medical insurance, shelter or even anything to eat? ]
Why is the Bush administration helping to undermine US security? President Bush has approved another liberalization of supercomputer export controls. Unless reversed, the decision will release very powerful supercomputers that can be sold to countries such as China without any export license
Scientists have discovered genetic fingerprints that may indicate which of many laboratories is the likely source of the anthrax microbe used in recent attacks in the U.S.
The U.S has reassured allies that it does not plan to launch an attack on Iraq over the coming weeks. The message was relayed by the Bush administration to Turkey
The Sudanese regime and rebel forces have signed a ceasefire accord. The accord was signed on Saturday at the end of nearly a week of negotiations in Geneva
A report funded by the United Nations warns of unprecedented threats to the world's dwindling sources of fresh water —including massive loss of wetlands, growing contamination with waste and global warming —that have lethal consequences
An explosion at a petrol station set off by hot lava has killed looters in Congo's volcano-stricken Goma town and a witness said dozens may have died
Monday, January 21, 2002
The Vatican rewrites theology on the Second Coming. Document says Messiah will have "the same traits of that Jesus who has already come"
Blood-drinking vampires say satan ordered them to murder man. A woman who says she and her husband killed a German friend with 66 knife wounds on orders from the devil has claimed that she became a satanist in Britain
Internal Revenue Service says that pastors must be ordained by the IRS
How is it that we are trying so hard not to produce super-patriots but producing no patriots at all? How are if we trying so hard not to produce fanatics we end up producing people who believe in nothing? How is it that we are trying so hard not to produce intolerance while we are producing people who tolerate anything?
Battle over 10 Commandments display on Capitol Hill. For 8 months the Rev. Rob Schenck of the Ministry Center on Capitol Hill has been working to get District of Columbia government approval to display a tablet of the 10 Commandments on the front lawn of the center, but last week a D.C. area neighborhood commission unanimously voted the project down, setting the stage for yet another court battle on the controversial religious and historic icon
Dan Rather tops "Dishonor Awards." To approving hoots, hollers and thunderous applause, hundreds of activists Thursday night rated CBS anchorman Dan Rather the Most Outrageously Biased Liberal Reporter for 2001
The secret to the suicidal liberal mind. What do Harvard president Larry Summers, Taliban John Walker, Delta Airlines officials and the editors of the New York Times have in common with Yanomamo tribeswomen in the Amazon jungle?
Democrats Push 'Smart ID'. A privacy group attacks a Democrat policy group's call for computer chips embedded in driver's licenses and more sharing of data between law enforcement agencies
Big Brother's "Digital Angel" is a new device that promises to track your every move and notify whomever is monitoring from afar of your location and, eventually, your vital signs
Explosive newly revealed documents show that the U.S. government had prior knowledge of the Oklahoma City bombing. A receipt shows that the head of the FBI Anti-Terrorism Task Force was in OKC hours before the lethal blast
The travel records of 2 former senior FBI agents for the period just before the Oklahoma City bombing are missing
Congressman James Traficant Jr. has accused the Federal Aviation Administration of sending official certification to pilot an aircraft to nearly 6,000 foreign nationals. The fiery Ohio Democrat, who is under indictment by the Justice Department, says the FAA sent over 2,800 pilot licenses to Middle Eastern post office boxes with no physical addresses. Traficant, an outspoken critic of the Justice Department and the IRS, says the corruption charges against him are part of a campaign to silence him
Secret deal made with Libya Gadaffi to accept responsibility for Lockerbie terrorist bombing and USA gets oil from Libya. Relatives of the 270 people who died in the Lockerbie bombing stand to receive hundreds of millions of dollars in compensation from Colonel Muammar Gaddafi in a secret deal being finalized by senior officials from Libya
Top Secret British government seals research into deadly viruses
Does Saddam have nukes? Iraq's former nuclear program director says 'yes'
Canadian dollar dives in value…lowest since 1858. The Canadian dollar plunged to a new low yesterday, diving below 62 cents (U.S.) for the first time since it came into circulation in 1858, and economists believe it won't stop there
Human rights watchdog Freedom House will defend itself today against charges by members of a U.N. committee that it is a tool of the CIA and hires terrorists
The power is shifting to the right in the European Union countries and the EU institutions, as over the last five years four countries elected conservative governments. At present three EU institutions have conservative leadership
Communists take back power in Berlin. Twelve years after Berliners thought they had seen the last of Communist rule, the successor to the former East German Marxist party took power in the capital amid angry protests yesterday
UK plans EU super council with France and Germany
By 2010, the world's highest earning actor, pop star or model will be a synthetic "celeb-bot", whose looks, voice and personality are generated by computers
A herd of goats containing spider genes is about to be milked for the ingredients of spider silk to mass-produce one of nature's most sought-after materials
Andrea Yates, the killer of her 5 little kids, thought she was possessed; she wanted her head shaved to see number 666 on her scalp
A pornographic video shot last month by a group of West Boca Raton high school students has Palm Beach County prosecutors faced with the rare decision of whether to charge 15, 16, and 17-year-old boys with child pornography charges [ This is what we get for not allowing God in the school. The ACLU degenerates must be "proud" of their "achievement" in destroying our country's society level by level ]
A river of molten rock poured from a volcano in Congo on Friday, a day after it erupted, killing dozens, swallowing buildings whole and forcing hundreds of thousands of people to flee the city of Goma
Lyme disease cases hit record high in USA. The number of cases of Lyme disease, a tick-borne infection that can cause arthritis in humans, has reached a record level in the United States, federal health experts said today
European countries raised their defenses on Friday against imports of animal feed and meat tainted with a drug that can stop human blood cell production, with Germany and Austria the first to seize risky meat
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