By on May 24, 2007
Covering 104 acres and costing estimated £300 million, the Vatican-sized bomb-proof structure is concrete evidence that America never had an “exit strategy” from Iraq
Posted in Iraq
By Uri Avnery on May 24, 2007
An officer who acts like a drunken Cossak against stone-throwing children, as seen on TV this week, cannot lead soldiers in real war. That is one of the most important lessons of Lebanon War II: the occupation has corrupted the Israeli army to the core
Posted in Israel, 'Anti-Semitism', Zionism and US-UK allies
By on May 24, 2007
Policemen or soldiers, they definitely weren’t American and when asked what they were doing one replied with a heavy accent: “It’s classified and it’s none of your business”
Posted in Miscellaneous
By on May 24, 2007
In December, 1943, George Ritchie died of pneumonia. Nine minutes later, miraculously and unaccountably, he returned to life to tell of his experience of the afterlife. His Near Death Experience was to open the way for many more to be told
Posted in The Unexplained: esoteric and hidden knowledge
By on May 23, 2007
Jack Abramoff’s case highlights how big money, political influence and organised crime are often inextricably linked in modern America. Brief slideshow overview
Posted in Miscellaneous
By on May 23, 2007
But Russia may be unwilling to comply
Posted in Current Affairs
By Robert Fisk on May 23, 2007
There is something obscene about watching the siege of Nahr el-Bared, writes Robert Fisk as he reports first-hand from a troubled northern Lebanon
Posted in Current Affairs
By Wayne Madsen on May 23, 2007
The new “Al Qaeda” aligned group may not be all it’s claimed to be but it gives the US and its NATO allies a pretext to take control of Kleiaat airbase in northern Lebanon
Posted in Current Affairs
By on May 23, 2007
The U.S. government is not only poisoning Iraqis with Depleted Uranium, it’s also helping to poison ordinary Americans with radioactive waste
Posted in Miscellaneous
By on May 23, 2007
According to Green Zone insider, the general feeling among many US officers and even the men, is that Israel wanted Iraq invaded and Bush and Congress went right along. Which explains a vicious attack on Israeli ‘military representative’ recently
Posted in Iraq
By on May 23, 2007
Darwinism is a religion in the name of science, says Phillip E. Johnson. And that means that it is misleading people about both religion and science
Posted in Miscellaneous
By on May 23, 2007
Regular readers will recall that on 7/7 security consultants ran an exercise simulating a terror attack on London’s transport system – exactly as happened that day. Now a reader has taken photos of what maybe preparations for a similar exercise
Posted in London and UK Terror Attacks
By Robert Fisk on May 22, 2007
Not since the war – yes, the Lebanese civil war that we are all still trying to forget – have I heard this many bullets cracking across the streets of a Lebanese city. Robert Fisk reports first hand from a troubled Lebanon
Posted in Current Affairs
By on May 22, 2007
Meanwhile, the continued support of U.S. is uncertain as Sunni VP speaks out against oil plan
Posted in Iraq
By on May 22, 2007
Professor says Energy Department ‘egos’ blocking hydrogen breakthrough
Posted in Fringe Science, New Discoveries and Developments
By Xymphora on May 22, 2007
Is Dick Cheney being blackmailed?
Posted in Political Intrigue
By on May 22, 2007
The hoped-for invasion, or at least attack, on Iran is not going to happen. It’s not that there is not a will but there is not a way
Posted in Inside the White House and Washington's Beltway
By on May 22, 2007
Our mainstream media may never report this, but organic beekeepers are not experiencing the “colony collapse syndrome”….
Posted in Colony Collapse Disorder
By on May 21, 2007
Project Censored lists what it considers the twenty-five most censored stories from the past year
Posted in Controlling the News