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Date Sent: 2007-09-22
Freedom's Phoenix Headline News for Saturday, September 22, 2007 |
Sheriff's Dept. sets up vehicle checkpoint to collect blood--Ernie interviews Sheriff
US bars attorneys' access to detainees -- Do Not Call listings aren't forever -- Mandela still alive after embarrassing Bush remark -- Giuliani gets uneasy reception from NRA -- Kurds denounce U.S. detention of Iranian -- Greenspan Says Preemptive Strike on Iran Is `Difficult Choice' -- MIT coed with fake bomb 'art' arrested -- Feds probe Blackwater Weapons Smuggling -- Phone Companies Spying on You Case Dismissed? -- Japan's ancient underwater "pyramid" -- Federal Approval to Travel within the US -- US announces plans for developing Iraqi Air Force -- Kissinger: Oil drives US in Iraq, Iran -- US Treasury to halt state, local securities sales -- Iraqi forces take lead in only 8% of time -- Mel Gibson raided by FDA -- The Jena 6 Injustice -- RFID heading to cell phones -- Greenspan: House prices to drop much lower -- Israel shared intel with US before Syria raid -- A new Jenaration, but the same old story . . .
Barry Bonds leaves the Giants
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News Link • Iran
Adm. Fallon: Iran supplying Taliban
9-22-2007
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AP
Adm. William Fallon , the head of U.S. Central Command, said Iran's Revolutionary Guard is supplying roadside bomb parts for the type of sophisticated and deadly bombs found in Iraq known as explosively formed penetrators.
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RFID heading to cell phones
09-21-2007
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www.infoworld.com
Can't decide if good or bad. Maybe having readers in the hands of the populace will finally show people what is really being tracked. Or make RFID more cool & prevalent? Publisher's note: It'll be bad when you can't turn them off
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