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The Case Against G.W. Bush: a Preliminary "Hearing" in the Court of Common Sense
One key trade just a few weeks before Iraq invaded Kuwait -- but reported some eight months late after the Gulf War was
over -- netted Bush close to $1 million in profit as he sold stock in Harken Energy, an oil company doing business in
the Middle East ...
Imagine government officials "seeing" through walls into peoples’ homes and tracking their every move from hundreds of
kilometres away. Yes it sounds like science fiction, but the UK government is reportedly secretly developing this
technology today through ...
The brutal murder of nearly 200 people in Indonesia's tourist resort of Kuta on the island of Bali on October 12
occurred as the US is attempting to pressure Jakarta into supporting its War on Terror. As part of this effort,
Washington and Canberra ...
The full insider's view of what's on, what's not, who is on who and all you can stand to know. Here's Parliament
exposed!
In This Edition: Thank Goodness For Scoop - Maree Howard Thank You! - More Thanks To Maree - On The Latest From The
Irrepressible David Miller.. - "Titless Wonders" TV One Sat Oct 12 2002 - When Will We Learn? - Ballistics Registry - Us
Deports Canadian ...
EDITOR'S NOTE: St Molesworth's column has entertained and engaged audiences around the net for some time now. And now
St Molesworth has now kindly offered to become a regular weekly feature on Scoop. Welcome to Scoop St Molesworth!
National’s raising questions over the total exclusion of public servants from meetings with Dr Ross Armstrong over his
so called “insider” group.
John Pilger's controversial documentary Palestine is still the Issue was broadcast on Television New Zealand's DNZ World
extra documentary slot tonight following its broadcast by SBS in Australia. Here is his latest article in the wake of
the Bali ...
The saga of the Ross Armstrong affair has brought to light that legislation is almost ready to be introduced in
Parliament to allow public-private partnerships.
More than 40 kissable Kiwis are being asked to pucker up for a good cause.
Doff your top hat to fashion's Sweet Child. She's rock royalty: a rock courtesan with the greatest of taste. A
ringleader in all manner of mischief: she steps out in frockcoats and velvets, taking a walk on the wild side.
Archive of links to Scoop Coverage of the Ross Armstrong, Public Private Partnerships controversy... as of October 23rd.
Editor's Note: This is a story about a story. A great story. A scoop that ought to see a member of George Bush's
cabinet at least indicted, if not behind bars. But that is not what has happened. This is a scoop, that for reasons
unknown to its author, ...
On August 18, the New York Times carried a front-page story headlined, ``Officers say U.S. aided Iraq despite the use of
gas''. Quoting anonymous US ``senior military officers'', the NYT ``revealed'' that in the 1980s, the administration of
US President ...
It is now common knowledge that a recent ACC report referred to long term ACC claimants - on the scheme for more than a
year – as stock. Yes, a bunch of claimants is now called a herd.
News that Christopher Hitchens had discovered his inner imperial self was greeted exuberantly by the Washington Post,
which gave him Kissingeresque space to lash out at his former comrades on the left.
The wounding of three New Zealand SAS soldiers in Afghanistan yesterday brings home the reality of warfare and the
perils that our armed forces face, ACT Defence and Foreign Affairs Spokesman Hon Ken Shirley said today.
Stateside With Rosalea - October is the height of the fall foliage on the East Coast, so on Columbus Day weekend I flew
JetBlue to Washington DC, took an Amtrak train up to New York, a local train north along the Hudson River, spent
Columbus Day in ...
For the second time in as many months, the leader of the free world has been out-generaled by a tinhorn dictator from
some far-flung corner of the globe.
Add me to your lists Mr. Bush. Send my name to Mr. Ashcroft. Forward it to the FBI, the local police, the INS and the
IRS.
National says papers released today by the Labour Government on Dr Ross Armstrong’s insider group are just the tip of
the iceberg.
Imagine you wake up from a coma and you learn that 11 months ago, an "Attack on America" destroyed some significant
buildings, killed 3,000 people and forced a war against terrorism. You switch on the news and see pictures of
Afghanistan, Iraq, Israel, ...
EDITOR’S NOTE: The following remarkable interview transcript with Joyce Riley of the American Gulf War Veterans
Association details the remarkable discoveries she and her fellow Gulf War veterans have made concerning the sale of
chemical and biological ...
Attorney-General Margaret Wilson has announced the appointment of three new Judges. Peter Callinicos of Napier has been
appointed a Family Court Judge and will sit in Wanganui. Anne Kiernan and Dr Ajit Singh, both of Auckland, have been
appointed District ...
The Green Party has expressed its sorrow over the wounding of three SAS soldiers in Afghanistan.
“The education bureaucracy has gone mad when teachers qualifications held by the Teachers Council cannot be assessed by
the Ministry of Education because of the Privacy Act,” says National’s education spokesman Nick Smith.
Last week I read a research report on the living standards of older Maori. The report is intended to promote informed
debate, and lead to evidence-based policy, "on the situation of Maori (as tangata whenua of New Zealand) as well as
non-Maori". I think ...
With one billion people estimated to die in the 21st century from tobacco-related causes, organisations representing
more than 10 million doctors from around the globe have come together to call on governments to act now to cut tobacco
use.
There's a strong sense of déjà vu in the current debacle surrounding Labour's enthusiasm for public-private
partnerships, ACT New Zealand Commerce Spokesman Deborah Coddington said today.