April 2004
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By on April 30, 2004
In an indication of the worsening situation in Iraq: the US Army is asking for more heavy armour to be deployed as jeep like Humvees prove increasingly vulnerable
Posted in Iraq
By on April 30, 2004
Pictured left: mercenaries and former Special Forces men in the employ of Blackwater Security, lie in wait atop a building in Najaf, prior to ambushing Iraqi civilian protesters earlier this month
Posted in Iraq
By on April 30, 2004
Eyewitness accounts filtering from Fallujah, paint an increasingly grim picture of street-to-street and house-to-house fighting. The latest reports speak of US troops being deliberately drugged before being sent into battle
Posted in Iraq
By on April 30, 2004
It was recently announced that the Rothschild’s would withdraw from the gold market, a market that they have dominated for nearly two centuries; Paul Vallely looks back on their legacy
Posted in The Rothschilds
By on April 30, 2004
Scott Ritter may be the Bush reelection team’s worse nightmare. The former UN chief weapons inspector in Iraq and card-carrying Republican is barnstorming America with a blunt message: George W. Bush’s war on Iraq was waged on a “bodyguard of lies.”
Posted in Iraq
By on April 29, 2004
Kelly had clearly unleashed a truth larger than the man could survive. That is the inescapable reality, whether it turns out to be suicide or murder
Posted in Behind The "News"
By on April 29, 2004
Posted in Iraq
By on April 29, 2004
It’s springtime! And with the coming of the springtime, Henry Makow Ph.D. has an important announcement to make
Posted in Miscellaneous
By wmw_admin on April 29, 2004
Chemtrails are not the product of some ‘Conspiracy Theory’. They are real. We get the low down from an aircraft mechanic who has done his own investigating
Posted in Behind The "News", Essential Reading
By on April 28, 2004
Twenty years after 1984, the date for George Orwell’s dystopian vision, the British home secretary hopes to introduce a new category of imprisonable offence—“thought crime,” or guilt by association
Posted in "The War on Terror"
By Robert Fisk on April 28, 2004
Former president of Ireland, former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Mary Robinson has suggested – horror of horrors – that the ‘root cause of Arab-Israeli conflict is the occupation’
Posted in Israel, 'Anti-Semitism', Zionism and US-UK allies
By on April 28, 2004
The Bush Administration was expecting a hijacking around 9/11, writes Xymphora. But they never expected anything like the attack on the WTC. Hence Bush himself took fright and for a while, went AWOL in Air Force One
Posted in September 11
By on April 26, 2004
Suicide boat attacks blasted Iraqi oil terminals while in iraq itself, at least 7 US soldiers were killed this Saturday
Posted in Iraq
By on April 26, 2004
In the aftermath of the Iraq invasion, an old problem reappears. A number of New York guardsmen, suffering from unexplained illnesses, have been diagnosed with radiation contamination, most likely caused by Depleted Uranium
Posted in Iraq
By Israel Shamir on April 26, 2004
Vanunu Mordechai was released yesterday after 18 years in prison, 11 in solitary. He stepped straight into a storm of controversy, according to Israel Shamir, by questioning Israel’s very right to exist
Posted in Israel, 'Anti-Semitism', Zionism and US-UK allies
By on April 26, 2004
“Freedom” and “Liberty” are held as ideals, often without question. But are they really all they seem? Or as David Livingstone argues, are they ruse in a much darker design?
Posted in Miscellaneous
By on April 25, 2004
Unwittingly, US consumers are paying extra for such products as bottled spring water, plastic sandwich bags and thousands of other items. The reason? Kosher laws have been “stretched” to maximise profits, with the non-Jewish community paying the price
Posted in Israel, 'Anti-Semitism', Zionism and US-UK allies
By on April 24, 2004
Think that you can’t make a difference? Wrong. You can. Rod Jone has a few suggestions on what you can do and, believe it or not, they can be fun too
Posted in Miscellaneous
By on April 24, 2004
Former Israeli energy minister Gonen Segev, pictured left, has been arrested on suspicion of smuggling 25,000 Ecstasy tablets into Israel
Posted in Miscellaneous
By on April 24, 2004
In the Altai Mountains of southern Siberia, the mummified remains of a 2,500-year-old princess unearthed by archaeologists, have locals up in arms. Encouraged on by local shamans, they want her reburied to avert disaster
Posted in The Ancient Past