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"Then, when the government hands out photos of the actual impact taken by a security camera, the same media will work
hard to dismiss all critics of the government, indeed the internet community as a whole, as not worthy of serious note.
Intelligence ...
In This Edition: The Hunt For Flight 77 - A Truly Remarkable French Website - Disinformation Warning! - Not Everyone Is
Convinced - Eyewitness Reports Of The Crash….
“Moment of impact at Pentagon” screams the headline. And startling new pictures all right (Why haven’t we seen these
before!). But hold it a second. There is still no plane!
Transcript of Interview of Greg Palast, Journalist for BBC and Observer, London, by Alex Jones
The myth of perpetual American prosperity is destroyed by this layman-friendly analysis of the global oil picture and
the hard choices facing the planet. Enron employees are only adding to a list of innocent American victims that is going
to increase ...
Within a few months, the events of Sept. 11th, 2001 became but an echo of the events that followed. War in Afghanistan,
anthrax, unprecedented powers of detention: the public mind moves from one shock to another, appearing to accept the
government’s ...
In less than two years, G W Bush has transformed the United States from leading peace-maker to world totalitarian
nuclear aggressor.
In This Edition. Flight 77: The Search For An Answer - Link: CNN Is Looking for More Pentagon Impact Pictures.
Four still images from "The Bank", a new movie thriller set in the world of high finance, a modern day story of alchemy.
It's a few minutes before midnight, on Friday night on 3/8/2002. I'm in San Diego, and I have just escaped being
arrested by the San Diego police. This book tour keeps getting more surreal, but the last hour has been unlike anything
I have yet seen.
http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/images/0203/411ac71d792ff595e75e.jpeg Image Highlighting The Plane That Hit The
Pentagon...
Fitts believes that the most damning evidence in the Enron case was allowed to slip away so that political damage to the
current administration could be minimized and money stolen protected from recapture.
Today's questions of the day concerned: Aquaculture Moratorium – Zimbabwe – Parole Reform – Mental Health Patients In
Jail Cells – Confidence In Ministers – Rodney Hide, Scams and Fiji Speeches – Palmerston North Home Care – MS Drugs – NZ
Vs Australia ...
In This Edition: Sludge Scoop Haunts Hide - The Free Money For The Greedy Mystery (Episode II) - What’s This All About?
(Links From The Scoop Archives)
"The Wake Up Auckland" campaign looks forward to a large and enthusiastic march on Saturday 16 March. The march will
leave sharp at 11 am at Queen Elizabeth Square and will proceed to Myers Park for a rally and concert.
Desperation. Michelle Boag describing National as “a horse that's been training hard”, and “fit for a sprint down the
home straight”. Really? Polls show the poor beast's weighted down, can hardly drag its sorry hooves to the starting
gate.
“I am aghast,” says New Zealand First’s Peter Brown MP “that this government has sunk so low that it is prepared to
dispense with the services of chaplains in our hospitals. These Chaplains provide an essential service to people who are
sick. They ...
Photographer Ian Gill was at the Hokitika Wildfoods Festival, capturing the smiles and grimaces of punters as they
sampled the wide-ranging menu of acquired tastes. Click through to view his gallery.
U.S. Nuclear Plan Sees New Weapons and New Targets - Nuclear Targeting Draft Shifts Focus From Russia - U.S. Works Up
Plan for Using Nuclear Arms - US 'has nuclear hit list' - DoD Statement on Nuclear Posture Review
1. Hon BILL ENGLISH to the Minister for the Environment: Does the Government support the amendments proposed by the
Primary Production Committee to the Resource Management (Aquaculture Moratorium) Amendment Bill which would now enable
most of the applications ...
Tim Nixon is taking his first trip to California this month, thanks to a generous sponsorship grant from Electronic Arts
(EA) NZ. The 19-year-old student is making history as the only student from the Asia Pacific region, and one of only 25
applicants ...
On Feb. 19, a federal appeals court struck down Federal Communications Commission regulations that had prevented cable
television companies from owning broadcast TV stations. The court also ordered the government to redraft current rules
limiting ...
Today's Sludge Report relates a strange tale involving the visit of a NZ MP to Fiji on a speaking trip, free money for
the secretive and greedy, and a so called "financial freedom" movement which promotes tax avoidance, offshore trusts and
VERY high yield ...
New Zealand First will strenuously oppose the sinister amendments in the Sentencing and Parole Reform Bill currently
before Parliament, particularly the so-called ‘hate crimes’ provisions.
The working title of our seminar today is The Illiquid Economy. The title was intended to convey the sense of one of the
most important characteristics of today's dollar-based international reserve system.
If there’s one generalisation you can make about New Zealand dairy farmers, it’s that you can forget generalisations.
With all the entries now in for the inaugural Westpac Trust NZMP Farmer of the Year competition, a fascinating picture
is emerging ...
Tegel says that research and market feedback show that consumers see a distinction between antibiotics and growth
hormones. "New Zealanders see antibiotics and hormones as two different issues. Sue Kedgley appears unwilling to credit
them with ...
If any of us had known before the 11th of September just what was getting ready to happen, buying volatility would have
been an obvious trade to do. We didn’t know, and didn’t buy. In the run up to the events in mid September, volatility in
stocks ...
Sludge is delighted to provide the following transcript of the speech delivered by ACT MP Rodney Hide at the Investors
International conference in Fiji in January last year.
Toilet paper producing companies would have done a roaring trade at last weekend’s Hokitika’ Wildfoods festival,
according to Festival organiser Mike Keenan. “This year we had more wild and wonderful food stalls than ever but it can
take its toll ...