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1: Why Won't The Media Touch This Book? Why Won't The Media Touch This Book? An email from Mark Crispin Miller Regarding his new book Fooled Again
2: The Raid On Iraq American military forces have cut a swath of righteous savagery through Iraq, and guided by MOSSAD agents (the most
efficient terrorists in the world), CIA agents have kidnapped, detained, tortured and murdered every Iraqi associated
with “the ...
3: Osama bin Laden HE’S BACK After a year of silence, Osama bin Laden has filled the world’s headlines with an audiotape, and the predictable
opinions are being heard. Is his offering of a truce a sign of weakness or strength? Is he making such statements
because he is harried ...
4: Jeanette Fitzsimons State of the Planet Speech Thank you for coming to the Greens second Picnic for the Planet, where we celebrate this incredibly beautiful,
vulnerable, only planet we have and commit ourselves again to taking care of it - both for its own sake, and so that it
can take care of us.
5: Sibel Edmonds Proof "War On Terror" Is A Lie There are simply too many dots! I’m not kidding around here. I’ve been through a carton of marking pens and a case and
a half of extra strength Excedrin following the trail from the Sibel Edmonds case to Plame to Libby to the NSA to the
Whistleblowers ...
6: Cheryl Seal: Bin Laden Tape Probably Faked by CIA Back in 2002, the Bush administration was chagrined when the world's foremost voice identification experts, a group in
Swizterland called IDIAP analyzed several Bin Laden tapes and concluded that a "CIA-verified" bin Laden tape was NOT Bin
Laden, ...
7: Sen. John Kerry Comments On New bin Laden Tape There's something that doesn't sit right with me when, on the day Osama Bin Laden resurfaced in a disturbing audio tape,
cable television ends up in a game of name calling as a war protester is compared to Osama Bin Laden.
8: The Latest bin Laden Tape - Transcript & Debate al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden's latest tape recorded message to the West – in Arabic - was released publicly last
week. Parts of the tape were first aired on Al-Jazeera television (See… Bin Laden offers Americans truce) .
9: Thailand Seeks Aung San Suu Kyi 's Release BANGKOK, Thailand -- Thailand will push Burma "as hard as we can" to free Aung San Suu Kyi from house arrest, while also
opening a new bridge across a river to link the two Southeast Asian nations.
10: Toshiba and Intel duo in business computing Auckland, 23 January 2006: The New Zealand office of Toshiba (Australia) Pty. Limited Information Systems Division (ISD)
today launched three new business notebooks based on Intel’s newly released high performance dual-core processor and
chipset, Centrino ...
11: Chuckman: God Bless Canada! I hadn't realized until recently that Stephen Harper was using "God Bless Canada!" as a tagline for his speeches. Some
may think this a harmless, or even beneficent, expression for a politician to use, but for those with knowledge of
history, nothing ...
12: Lyndon Hood: News We Missed Because of the Holiday Whales May Be Developing Nuclear Weapons: Japan - National Party Press Secretaries Chained to Desks Over Holidays,
Writing Press Releases for Food - No Unprecedented Natural Disasters in 2006 So Far - Wayne Mapp Accidentally Eradicates
Self - Next ...
13: NZ's influenza immunisation rates still too low As we enter 2006 with the threat of pandemic influenza increasing, the National Influenza Strategy Group (NISG) says
it’s vital that more people are immunised against seasonal influenza this season to reduce the spread of this serious
and potentially fatal ...
14: Rescue pilot helps brong air accidents down Rescue Pilot Sue Dinkelacker had to make some fast decisions when, on a night flight, her rescue helicopter hit a tree
as it went through hilly terrain en route from Wellington to Masterton Hospital.
15: Ecologist: Taking The Wind Out Of Nuclear Power PETER BUNYARD exposes the dangerous and uneconomic reality behind the myths of nuclear energy’s cheapness, safety and
low greenhouse gas emissions.
16: And the Crowd Sang Waltzing Matilda In a quiet West Australian suburban town that I visited shortly before Christmas, residents were appalled by a
particularly vicious and shocking incident. A local woman had returned to her home to find her Christmas lights savagely
vandalised. ...
17: Rockeby Market Update: Avian Bird Flu Test Singapore and Australia. 23 January 2006: Rockeby Biomed (ASX: RBY) announced today that it has completed further
distribution deals for its Avian Flu diagnostics in Europe, Asia and the Middle East.
18: Scoop Link: Robert Fisk On bin Laden Tape SCOOP LINK: Osama bin Laden: Is It Him? Almost Certainly. By Robert Fisk The Independent UK Friday 20 January 2006
19: Thailand Seeks Aung San Suu Kyi Release BANGKOK, Thailand -- Thailand will push Burma "as hard as we can" to free Aung San Suu Kyi from house arrest, while also
opening a new bridge across a river to link the two Southeast Asian nations.
20: Newman Weekly: History in the Making New Zealand history is full of contradictions. In the very week that the government launched their $1 million road show
to educate the public about the “official” history of New Zealand and the importance of the Treaty of Waitangi, a UK
based group released ...
21: Exalting Sharon: A Dire Case of Collective Amnesia The mainstream media’s lionizing and exalting of the fatally ill Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon could only be
compared to that of great men and women of past years.
22: Democrats Hold Hearing on Illegal Spying - Conyers There can be no doubt that today we are in a constitutional crisis that threatens the system of checks and balances
that has preserved our fundamental freedoms for more than 200 years. There is no better illustration of that crisis than
the fact ...
23: Anderton forgot to talk to Aussies about apple ban National Party Agriculture spokesman David Carter says Jim Anderton has confirmed he had not even bothered to contact
his Australian counterpart about the ban on Kiwi apples until after the Aussies agreed to review it.
24: State Dept. Daily Press Briefing January 20, 2006 IRAN 25th Anniversary of the Release of the Iranian Hostages Iranian Decision to Withdraw Assets from Europe / Iranian
Isolation Possible Referral to UN Security Council IAEA Director General's Report
25: John Chuckman: God Bless Canada! I hadn't realized until recently that Stephen Harper was using "God Bless Canada!" as a tagline for his speeches. Some
may think this a harmless, or even beneficent, expression for a politician to use, but for those with knowledge of
history, nothing ...
26: Otago Injects $22m Into Wellington Campus The University of Otago is investing approximately $22 million in a building programme for the Wellington School of
Medicine and Health Sciences, giving the region’s leading health education institution much needed teaching and research
space.
27: School Cert and Bursary used to scale NCEA results Education Minister Steve Maharey has admitted that old School Certificate and Bursary results have been used to scale
this year’s NCEA marks, says National Party Education spokesman Bill English.
28: Fixed Mortgage Rate Rises Grind To A Halt The much vaunted rise in mortgage interest rates following the recent Official Cash Rate increases, ground to a halt in
January, according to the latest Blue Chip Financial Solutions (NZ) Limited, Mortgage Interest Rate Survey.
29: NZ Housing Affordability "In Crisis" Says Report "New Zealand faces a housing affordability crisis," says Libertarianz Environment Deregulation Spokesman Peter
Cresswell, commenting on a just-released international survey of housing affordability that finds New Zealand one of
several markets facing ...
30: Attitude change prescribed for weedy Auckland Researchers say responding to the threat of weeds early rather than waiting until plants become weeds is crucial for
curbing Auckland’s rampaging weed problem.