Joe Biden's pro-RIAA,
pro-FBI tech voting record
Helped to lay the groundwork for the
Bush administration's Patriot Act.
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COINTELPRO 2.0: Mukasey Loosens Guidelines on Domestic Spying
The slippery slope towards open police-
state methods of governance.
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As federal agency declares 'new phenomenon', activists cry foul
No study of the mysterious sulfur or melted steel was included in the NIST report.
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Georgia tricked, but by Russia or US?
Much of the West's media have accepted
the script as written, and accepted
it with enthusiasm.
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US forces free AP cameraman in Iraq
Last month, AP said it had been told by
the military that Raziak would be
held for at least six months.
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Report: Push For Iraq War
Preceded Intelligence Findings
Report was prepared by National Security Archive senior fellow John Prados.
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NIST: "Then a Miracle Occurs"
Claims that the collapse of WTC building 7 is "the first known instance of fire causing the total collapse of a tall building".
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Russia 'peacekeepers' to stay
in breakaway provinces
Moscow has 'peacekeepers' deployed to both South Ossetia and Abkhazia.
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FDA Trying To Avoid National Crisis
The number of news and reports about narcotic-related deaths is at an all-time high and the situation is in need of a rapid fix.
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NTSB Flight Data: Flight 77
Could Not Have Hit the Pentagon?
Last recorded altitude figure is 273 feet.
The height of the Pentagon is 71.
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States throw out costly
electronic voting machines
As of December, 30 states had spent more than $253 million on new voting systems.
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Six Questions about the Anthrax Case
Matters that are so much a part of our American landscape that normally no one even thinks to ask about them.
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Taking pictures in the new world
Has our increasingly paranoid society declared war on the humble
'weekend snapper'?
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Dissent Is Essential to Democracy
Open opposition, the right to challenge those in power, is a mainstay
of any healthy democracy.
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U.S. May Ease Police Spy Rules
A new domestic spying measure that would make it easier for state and local police to collect intelligence about Americans.
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High-Tech Police State Takes Shape
While all traces of CTS disappeared from DARPA's website, portions of the program have resurfaced with a vengeance.
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How Anti-Intellectualism
Is Destroying America
I'll give you an example of how
stupid this country has become.
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Psst, information tips on the
rise from public to FBI
Perhaps it's the key to a terrorism
case — or perhaps not.
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Half of House Dems
may vote Hillary at DNC
“It’s a bizarre strategy,” said one Democratic strategist of the roll call.
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Chemical Used in Plastic Bottles
Is Safe, F.D.A. Says
Despite safety concerns of parents, consumer groups and politicians.
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Uncle Sam Wants Your Brain
A range of cognitive technologies that are potentially powerful -- and, perhaps, powerfully troubling.
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USAF still silent on Stephenville
The military refused to release uncensored flight logs of its planes, and claimed it couldn’t find its own radar records.
(read more)

How NASA Will Bomb
the Moon To Find Water
Blue Ice and its partners at Northrop Grumman came up with a concept .
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Skeptics question FBI case
The Justice Department considers the 2001 anthrax attacks solved, but for skeptics and conspiracy theorists, it's far from over.
(read more)

Ed Asner Wants New 9/11 Probe
“The original commission didn’t get to the bottom of anything. We need to
investigate from scratch.”
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Russian Cameraman:
CNN Aired Misleading Footage
Showed Georgians attacking South Ossetia, claimed it was Russians attacking Gori.
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Glimpse at New World Order
"What we're basically seeing," says Richard Haass, president of the CFR, "is a redistribution of power."
(read more)

US boasts of laser weapon's
'plausible deniability'
The US could convincingly deny any involvement with the destruction it causes.
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The Rise Of The Droids
The U.S. Air Force is, for the first time, converting a fighter wing from manned
F-16s to unmanned MQ-9 Reapers.
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Cop cameras don't just catch
speeders, they raise cash
3,500 on their first day. Before that,
the norm was six tickets a day.
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