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Date Sent: 2007-09-05
Freedom's Phoenix Headline News for Wednesday, September 5, 2007 |
US troops vulnerable in Middle East -- Bush can't recall why Iraqi army disbanded
APEC Focus on Climate Rattles Members Intent on Trade -- Little-Noticed 9/11 Lawsuits Will Go to Trial -- Pentagon delays getting protective gear to troops -- 'Just a bomb from getting rid of that obnoxious court' -- MI5 kept watch on Orwell -- Rep. Doolittle aides subpoenaed -- China denies Pentagon cyber-raid -- Bush arrives in fortress Sydney -- Troops’ Involvement in Civilian Casualties -- The US Air War -- Helping Kids Learn Business -- Statistics demonstrate failure of 'the surge' -- Recession risk rise -- Bush restricting travel rights -- Baghdad's new owners -- World Bank corruption -- Middle East Madness
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News Link • Books
'We're just a bomb from getting rid of that obnoxious court'
09-04-2007
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Raw Story
A new book by former Dept of Justice lawyer Jack Goldsmith reveals a play-by-play account of the White House strategies for expanding executive power following the 9/11 attacks. To be published later this month, Goldsmith's The Terror Presidency
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Jean Carbonneau
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News Link • Police State
Big Brother: How MI5 kept watch on Orwell
9-4-2007
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The Independent
What Orwell, the Eton-educated author and passionate socialist, could not have known, however, was the uncanny parallel between his nightmarish vision of an all-seeing dictatorship and his own status for more than a decade as a target for the close s
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China denies Pentagon cyber-raid
9-4-2007
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BBC News
China has denied reports that its military hacked into the computer network of the US Department of Defense in Washington. The reports come as US President George W Bush prepared to meet his Chinese counterpart, Hu Jintao, at the Apec summit in Syd
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