July 2004
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By on July 20, 2004
We got an order over … that the city is to be a ghost town… we emptied magazines all night long, tons of ammo, and I remember I fired on an empty school, empty windows, streetlights -just to instil fear” – IDF soldier in the occupied territory
Posted in Behind The "News"
By on July 20, 2004
The article below, from Issue 25 of Eye Spy magazine is impressively presented with full-page colour spreads. However the authors appear to be confused about the co-proxamol as they seem to be inferring that Dr Kelly had 90 tablets available to him. According to transcripts from the Hutton Inquiry there were 3 blister packs found [...]
Posted in The Death of Dr David Kelly
By Robert Fisk on July 20, 2004
How did the ambushers know the Minister would be using this particular route? When he had never travelled this way before?
Posted in Iraq
By Xymphora on July 20, 2004
Wayward chess genius Bobby Fischer has been arrested while trying to leave Japan. Xymphora reflects on the real reasons behind his arrest and pending deportation back to America
Posted in Behind The "News"
By on July 20, 2004
More sensational reports from a White House insider. Among the latest revelations: that the informant had seen an official briefing paper recently that states that US Special Forces and other groups are not, repeat not, to nail Osama bin Laden!
Posted in Inside the White House and Washington's Beltway
By on July 19, 2004
A year ago, David Kelly took his final walk. He now rests near the family home, but fellow villagers feel no closure
Posted in The Death of Dr David Kelly
By on July 19, 2004
In a cruel twist of fate, the man now in charge of Iraq may turn out to be as bad as Saddam Hussein. Recently, the Sidney Morning Herald carried eyewitness accounts of how Iraq’s new Prime Minister personally executed 6 suspected insurgents
Posted in Iraq
By on July 19, 2004
The miraculous powers at the shrine of an almost forgotten faith can sometimes still be rekindled
Posted in Miscellaneous
By Xymphora on July 19, 2004
When Ronald Reagan took power in 1981, Americans lived completely different lives. Since then everything has changed for the worse. Reagan began a process that led to where we are today but even then he knew where it would lead
Posted in Miscellaneous
By on July 19, 2004
Recent discoveries in Egypt, indicate a prehistoric global network of pyramids and temples, mounted like antennae on key geometric points, which were used by the ancients to stabilize earth’s tectonic plates
Posted in The Ancient Past
By Rixon Stewart on July 19, 2004
Right now there is a revolution going on. But don’t expect to hear too much about it in the mainstream media. There is simply too much at stake
Posted in The Media
By Robert Fisk on July 18, 2004
In the past Barbarians were renowned for destroying culture and knowledge, today though it’s done differently. Since the Anglo-American invasion of Iraq, someone has been systematically killing the cream of Iraq’s intelligentsia
Posted in Iraq
By Robert Fisk on July 18, 2004
In the light of the most recent bombing in Baghdad, Robert Fisk wonders if Tony Blair and Baghdad are on the same planet?
Posted in Iraq
By on July 17, 2004
“If Christ returned to the world today”, claimed Danish theologian Soren Kierkegaard, he wouldn’t be gunning for the high priests, but others more influential and powerful
Posted in The Media
By on July 17, 2004
The recent bombing in Tel Aviv came at a perfect time for Sharon, just when he needed to justify Israel’s “Apartheid Wall” after a negative court ruling. So who was really behind the bombing?
Posted in Behind The "News"
By on July 16, 2004
11,000 dead, children maimed for life: shall we take it to the vote? Rowena Thursby asks: Who believes they ‘acted in good faith’?
Posted in Iraq
By on July 16, 2004
Despite Tony Blair insisting on tuesday that “Iraq…is a better and safer place without Saddam”: the next day at least 15 people were killed in a bomb attack outside the main entrance to the green zone, the coalition’s heavily defended complex in Baghdad
Posted in Iraq
By on July 16, 2004
The situation goes from bad to worse. With reports coming in from several sources about the possible postponement of the November presidential elections, under the pretext of a supposed terror threat
Posted in Political Intrigue
By on July 16, 2004
An insider details some of the rites and rituals in the very heartland of Illuminati power
Posted in Behind The "News"
By on July 16, 2004
At midnight, Jan. 26, 1938 Christian G. Rakovsky, 65, was interrorgated by Stalin’s secret police. What he said was recorded. Henry Makow Ph.D. examines a transcript of what some consider the most explosive political document in centuries
Posted in Freemasonry