January 2005
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By on January 13, 2005
The case against an al-Qa’ida suspect makes a mockery of Canadian justice. Evidence is withheld from his defence because it’s ‘secret’, yet polygraph tests have cleared him and Canadian security now admits to having destroyed transcripts of interviews
Posted in "The War on Terror"
By Robert Fisk on January 13, 2005
With Iraq’s elections looming ever closer, Robert Fisk reports that Iraq has become a Vietnam-style world in which statistics are increasingly more important than reality. And where “accidents” often turn out to be the work of insurgents
Posted in Iraq
By on January 13, 2005
Maybe it’s a measure of presidential paranoia, but along with crosses other items prohibited at the Inaugural Parade include folding chairs, bicycles, puppets and paper mache!!!
Posted in Inside the White House and Washington's Beltway
By on January 13, 2005
Like the Shroud of Turin, many believe it is a representation of Christ. Thing is: detailed examination reveals that the two faces are one and the same, one with its wounds open, the other with its wounds healed and closed
Posted in The Unexplained: esoteric and hidden knowledge
By on January 11, 2005
Dahr Jamail on a ‘liberated’ Iraq: which means an Iraq ‘liberated’ from human rights and a functioning infrastructure. And that entails erratic electric power, many-mile long gas lines and raw sewage in the streets
Posted in Iraq
By on January 11, 2005
Without firing a shot the US has placed a formidable military force in the midst of a sizable Muslim population, ostensibly to provide humanitarian relief, but also conveniently located close to rich oil and gas reserves
Posted in Miscellaneous
By on January 11, 2005
The latest news brief from a White House insider including this week, the most recent casualty estimates from Iraq
Posted in Inside the White House and Washington's Beltway
By Xymphora on January 11, 2005
It’s not all death and destruction. Xymphora spells out the benefits brought by the Asian Tsunami and who exactly will profit.
Posted in Miscellaneous
By on January 11, 2005
The latest from a White House insider. This week: the psychology boys are now busy inventing weird conspiracy theories. The purpose being to distract and confuse the broad mass of the population: thus allowing real conspiracies to be perpatrated
Posted in Inside the White House and Washington's Beltway
By on January 10, 2005
6 months in jail for a wanton murder. That’s fair, now isn’t it? It is if the victim is Iraqi, and the murderers are US soldiers – that’s what a military court recently decided, and it’s a verdict that tells us all we need to know about the “liberation”
Posted in Iraq
By on January 10, 2005
Eight Ukrainian soldier and one Kazakh were reported killed in an explosion south of Baghdad. While elsewhere US troops opened fire on Iraqi police, killing two after their convoy was targeted by a roadside bomb
Posted in Iraq
By on January 10, 2005
Iraq is turning into the military quagmire that many predicted at the start of the Anglo-American invasion. As Washington announced a deployment of a further 12,000 US troops, Britain is expected to follow
Posted in Iraq
By Robert Fisk on January 9, 2005
To outsiders Lebanese politics may appear Byzantine, even boring, but it can be deadly to the participants
Posted in Political Intrigue
By on January 9, 2005
Despite claiming to be a democracy, a recent survey found that Britons considered Israel one of the world’s “least democratic countries,” beaten only by China, Russia and Dubai
Posted in Israel, 'Anti-Semitism', Zionism and US-UK allies
By on January 9, 2005
Richard Hoagland is no stranger to the world of intelligence. “When your dealing with spooksville,” he says, “you have to be a little James Bond”. So what are we to make of his claims about the ‘face’ on the Cydonia region of Mars?
Posted in Miscellaneous
By on January 8, 2005
The elephants started trumpeting – in a way that could only be described as ‘crying’ – at dawn. Then, about an hour before the tidal waves struck they began running for the hills
Posted in The Unexplained: esoteric and hidden knowledge
By on January 8, 2005
American troops clashed with Iraqi policemen Monday after a US soldier tried to forcibly unveil a young Iraqi girl. While elsewhere the Iraqi resistance are now using, not car bombs, but pushcart bombs
Posted in Iraq
By on January 8, 2005
To capture and manipulate the souls of men, satanic agents have bought and sold Christian pretenders – religious puppets – whom they have installed as leaders of ministries, mega-churches, seminaries, Bible colleges and other religious institutions
Posted in The New World Order
By on January 7, 2005
Speculation is mounting in the Indian press, as to what actually caused the recent Tsunami and earthquakes in Asia
Posted in Miscellaneous
By on January 7, 2005
Despite the fact that Russian Jews are welcomed in Israel with free housing, paid for by American dollars on Palestinian land, many now prefer to live in Germany, the land of the Holocaust. Could it be that they know where the real anti-Semites are?
Posted in Israel, 'Anti-Semitism', Zionism and US-UK allies