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News Link • Israel
Israel Suspends Contacts With Palestinians
GUSH ETZION, West Bank Oct 17, 2005 " Israel suspended negotiations with the Palestinian Authority on issues such as prisoner releases and slapped tough travel restrictions on the West Bank after Palestinian gunmen killed three Israelis and wounded f
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News Link • TAXES: Federal
Injustice Displayed in Irwin Schiff Federal Tax Trial
The federal government and US District Court Judge Ken Dawson, on the other hand have gone to extraordinary lengths to prevent Irwin Schiff from revealing these truths to the general public and to the jury.
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News Link • World News
Terrorist laws to lock up objectors
Supporting the insurgency in Iraq, Afghanistan or any country where Australian troops are deployed could carry a penalty of seven years' jail under the Prime Minister's new terrorism laws.
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News Link • Education: Private Religious Schools
Double whammy: Prices up, wages lagging
Not since 1980 has inflation risen so quickly in one month.
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News Link • Health and Physical Fitness
Study turns pot wisdom on head
While other studies have shown that periodic use of marijuana can cause memory loss and impair learning and a host of other health problems down the road, new research suggests the drug could have some benefits when administered regularly in a highly
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News Link • God, Government and other assorted myths....
Leave exorcism to the experts, warns Church
A far cry from sorcerers, satanists and other practitioners whom he dismisses as "charlatans," Italian exorcist Andrea Gemma fights the devil only with the strength of his prayers and advises Catholics: 'Don't do this at home".
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News Link • Bush Administration
Bush approval dips below 40 percent
For the first time in the poll, Bush’s approval rating has sunk below 40 percent, while the percentage believing the country is heading in the right direction has dipped below 30 percent
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News Link • World News
Power of Moscow??? - Around the World, "There are those that just wish to be left alone,... '
"The events in Nalchik demonstrated with new, shocking force the fragility of what the authorities ... have been calling 'peace'," Izvestia newspaper said in an editorial. "We have to admit: there is a war going on in the Cauca
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News Link • Economy - Economics USA
Inflation is HERE!
The Labor Department also reported that the widely followed consumer price index for all urban consumers, rose 1.2 percent last month and 4.7 percent in the 12 months that ended in September. That was the biggest monthly rise since March, 1980, and t
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News Link • Entertainment: Movies
The New James "Blonde"
British actor Daniel Craig was introduced Friday as the new James Bond. Five actors have played the suave superspy in the previous 20 official Bond films.
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News Link • Bush Administration
"One Nation Under God"
If you are tired of secularists telling you that The Lord has no place
in our government and our public institutions, then show them that
you disagree.
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News Link • Bush Administration
Karl Rove NeoCondom
The Ruckus Society is pleased to introduce the Karl Rove NeoCondom. This first edition prophylactic is embossed with the face of our President’s Chief Political Strategist (i.e. “Bush’s Brain”) and reads “Some Things Should Never Leak.”
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News Link • WAR: About that War
Bush Teleconference With Soldiers Staged
WASHINGTON Oct 14, 2005 " It was billed as a conversation with U.S. troops, but the questions President Bush asked on a teleconference call Thursday were choreographed to match his goals for the war in Iraq and Saturday's vote on a new Iraqi cons
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News Link • Foreign Policy
US Setting up new Spying Agency - (So Scary it's almost funny)
The US has announced the creation of a new intelligence agency led by the CIA to co-ordinate all American overseas spying activities.
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News Link • Bush Administration
Rove Arrives for Grand Jury Appearance
Karl Rove walked into the federal courthouse Friday for a fourth grand jury appearance in the CIA leak probe, following public disclosure of his conversations with two reporters about the identity of a covert officer at the spy agency.
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News Link • Police State
Bush military bird flu role slammed
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A call by President George W. Bush for Congress to give him the power to use the military in law enforcement roles in the event of a bird flu pandemic has been criticized as akin to introducing martial law.
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News Link • World News
Militants attack police, government buildings in Russian city; over 80 killed
The insurgent strategy of simultaneous attacks on facilities in Nalchik, a city of 235,000, was similar to a rebel siege last year in another Caucasus republic, Ingushetia, in what appears to be an attempt to target areas outside Chechnya and keep Mo
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News Link • Whistleblowers
National Security Watch: Disquieted whistle-blowers
CHINCOTEAGUE, Va. " The first annual National Security Whistleblowers Conference, held on this tiny resort island, has to be one of the more unusual gatherings of intelligence veterans in recent years. The nearly 20 current or former officials from t
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News Link • Media: Radio
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News Link • Religion: Non-Believers - Atheists
Priest abuse complaints were ignored
In many cases, there was little mention of child molestation. Instead, euphemisms such as "boundary violations" were used to describe the conduct.
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News Link • Bush Administration
Bill O'Reilly jumping Ship?
46 seconds of O'Reilly getting ready to dump Bush Administration... here it comes :)
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News Link • Bush Administration
Will Judith Miller Probe Go 'Public'?
Calame also declined to comment on why the paper had printed so few letters to the editor on Miller, or why no columnists (besides Frank Rich) have written about her lately. "I can't speak for the editorial page at all," he said. "
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News Link • Bush Administration
Clinton, Bush and the Polls
Impeachment, Now and Then
According to a poll by the Zogby organization, just released by the group Afterdowningstreet.org, 50 percent of the American public now would like to see the House impeach Bush if it were found that he had lied about the reasons for going to war in I
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News Link • Internet
Comcast, Google said in talks over AOL
Under the deal, the three companies would form a new entity through which they would jointly own the Web portal, according to the person, who requested anonymity Wednesday because release of the information was not authorized.
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News Link • Foreign Policy
Venezuela's Chavez orders U.S. missionary group to leave country
BARRANCO YOPAL, Venezuela - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez ordered a U.S.-based Christian missionary group working with indigenous tribes to leave the country Wednesday, accusing the organization of "imperialist infiltration" and links to
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News Link • Police State
How Long Can This Go On? by Paul Craig Roberts
George W. Bush is a natural born liar. He lied us into a war, and now he is lying to keep us there. In his Oct. 6 self-congratulatory speech at that neoconservative shrine the National Endowment for Democracy, the president of the United States said:
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News Link • Economy - Economics USA
It's time to take seriously a US-led global recession - Lau Nai-keung, China Daily
The tab for the long-term promises the US Government has made to creditors, retirees, veterans and the poor amounts to US$43,000 billion, US$145,000 per US citizen, or US$350,000 for every full-time worker.
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News Link • Internet
Alliances shifting in techno battle
THE commanding heights of the information technology industry, inhabited by the likes of Microsoft, IBM, Intel and now Google, have always been a place of constantly shifting alliances and blurred lines between competition and co-operation.
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News Link • Foreign Policy
Weeds: Parody on the White House
ShowTime's series, Weeds had a pretty funny clip on the other night. Jason from Right on News sent the video : "..there was a great exchange with Kevin Neelen and Justin Kirk about the Iraq War.. Neelen plays the Ignorant Bush Supporter in
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News Link • Media: Television
Unicef bombs the Smurfs in fund-raising campaign for ex-child soldiers
The people of Belgium have been left reeling by the first adult-only episode of the Smurfs, in which the blue-skinned cartoon characters' village is annihilated by warplanes.
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