October 2005
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By on October 14, 2005
On 11 October, Robert Fisk made a rare appearances in a London bookshop where he spoke to promote his latest book The Great War of Civilisation. Sarah Meyer recounts what he had to say
Posted in Iraq
By on October 14, 2005
On the day of the 911 attack, President Bush and his highest staff members all flew to Florida so that the President could read a book, “My Pet Goat,” to a group of kindergartners at a minority school. Curiously, he had never done that before or since
Posted in Inside the White House and Washington's Beltway
By Rigorous Intuition on October 14, 2005
CNN gave fundamentalist cleric Pat Robertson time over the weekend to suggest, with relish, that with the greater frequency and intensity of natural disasters we are witnessing the “birth pangs of a new order”
Posted in Behind The "News"
By John Kaminski on October 13, 2005
Criticism of religion is only fair when the critic isn’t saying ‘my god is better than your god’
Posted in Miscellaneous
By on October 13, 2005
The idea that Israel is the main beneficiary of the Iraq invasion and that American foreign policy, under the guidance of the Neocons, is being steered to serve the interests of Israel is slowly beginning to filter through to the mainstream media
Posted in Iraq
By on October 13, 2005
Global warming isn’t necessarily all bad news. As the polar ice cap shrinks, entrepreneurs and explores are beginning to see new vistas revealed
Posted in Miscellaneous
By on October 12, 2005
A new generation of hi-tech weapons looks set to transform crowd control
Posted in Fringe Science, New Discoveries and Developments
By on October 12, 2005
Illusion and carefully crafted deceit are the elite’s principal weapons. Thus, writes Henry Makow Ph.D., at the height of the Cold War, while Canada was regarded as a bastion against Communism, Communist sympathisers had infiltrated its premiership
Posted in Hidden and Revisionist History
By on October 12, 2005
Unlike Condeleeza Rice, Colin Powell was more than just a token black in the administration of Bush’s first term. Powell’s appointment was really a case of keeping it in the family, for Colin Powell and George Bush are family, albeit distant relations
Posted in Inside the White House and Washington's Beltway
By on October 12, 2005
First Louis Farrakhan said they were sabotaged; now evidence has emerged to back him up. Gus Cantrell and son Daniel, both structural engineers, have found indications that the ground around their home next to the canal levee, was lifted as much as 8ft
Posted in Hurricane Katrina and the flooding of New Orleans
By on October 11, 2005
The Jewish Telegraph Agency reports that Jews in London have smashed the windows of a synagogue
Posted in Israel, 'Anti-Semitism', Zionism and US-UK allies
By on October 11, 2005
Colin Powell’s reputation as “one of the good guys” in the Bush administration is a ruse, writes Chris Floyd, for his entire career has been as a bagman for a bloody elite
Posted in Political Intrigue
By on October 11, 2005
According to Sikander Hayat Khan, prime minister of Pakistani Kashmir: “Kashmir has turned into a graveyard.”
Posted in Miscellaneous
By on October 11, 2005
Far from bringing peace and stability to Iraq, the US led invasion only delivered escalating violence. So says Jimmey Massey, a former US marine staff sergeant who served there
Posted in Iraq
By on October 11, 2005
I would not change would be my race. I am proud to be a black man. There are times however, when I wish that certain people and I did not share that trait
Posted in Race
By on October 11, 2005
Beltway insiders report that Bush, sensing impending disgrace and humiliation, has started binge drinking again. With White House staff and his wife now routinely searching for hidden bottles
Posted in Inside the White House and Washington's Beltway
By on October 11, 2005
How do a bunch of New Age weirdo’s, into psychic phenomenon and UFO’s, appear to have such influence over elements in America’s ruling class. Are they reincarnated ancients linked to extraterrestrials, as claimed, or agents of covert intelligence ops?
Posted in The Ancient Past
By on October 10, 2005
Posted in Hidden and Revisionist History
By Xymphora on October 10, 2005
There are two parallel insurgencies in Iraq. The first is Iraqi resistance against foreign occupation. However British, US or Israeli forces or agents in their pay, are also staging attacks, mainly on Iraqi civilians, to discredit genuine Iraqi resistance
Posted in Iraq
By Robert Fisk on October 9, 2005
Another extract from Robert Fisk’s latest book, as he recounts how during Gulf War I, on a cold, damp, hellish road, all the bright sunlight of what was best about America was displayed by one US soldier
Posted in Iraq