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In This Edition: Bigger Than Watergate! - How To Rig An Election In The United States - Fantasy vs Reality - How We
Discovered The Backdoor - Evidence Of Motive - Evidence Of Opportunity - Evidence Of Method - Evidence Of Prior Conduct
- Consistent Unexplained ...
Diebold voting machines are used in 37 states. The entire state of Ohio is considering dumping its old system to buy
Diebold. Georgia already did. The Diebold files, supposedly secret voting machine files left on an unprotected web site
for nearly six years ...
Ari Fleischer: "... the information on yellow cake did, indeed, turn out to be incorrect... specifically on the yellow
cake, the yellow cake for Niger, we've acknowledged that that information did turn out to be a forgery."
Recently, technicians and programmers for Diebold Election Systems, the company that supplied every single voting
machine for the surprising 2002 results in the state of Georgia, the company that is preparing to convert the state of
Maryland to its ...
While the Bush administration is beset by questions about the accuracy of intelligence information the President cited
in building a case for war against Iraq, the White House hawks have still not fully explained how Iraq became a target
of the administration ...
There was a picture on the front page of the New York Times on Tuesday, July 8. It showed several American soldiers in
Iraq sitting in utter dejection as they were informed by their battalion commander that none of them were going home
anytime soon, ...
Last week a newspaper editor expressed surprise about my peacenik views and emailed me accordingly. "I wonder", he
wrote, "if you could do a bit of self-psycho-analysis, and examine how a British-Australian former soldier of fairly
mainstream views (as ...
Did U.S. intelligence use Italian intelligence to con British intelligence into believing what U.S. intelligence knew to
be a lie — that Iraq sought uranium from Africa for use in a nuclear weapons program? Is that the “back story” behind
this discredited ...
Some of New Zealand's most popular tourist destinations will be showcased to the world over the coming months through
Air New Zealand's new international menu designs, the first of which takes flight tomorrow.
"Iraq should be a proud sovereign country standing on its own two feet as soon as it can," and not become a ward of the
international community, says a top Defense Department policy official .
The lack of any exit polling on November 5 has been oddly ignored by the media. Those pesky tracking polls leading up to
the elections have been explained away by a ‘late surge to the Republicans’ caused by.... hmmmm, how about sun spot
activity? With ...
MR. KING: Good evening and welcome to a very special edition of Larry King Live. Later, Bob Woodward will join us. We
begin in Pretoria, South Africa with Secretary of State Colin Powell. Thank you very much, Mr. Secretary, for giving us
this time. ...
Diebold Election Systems: When In Doubt Lie Boldly - Bush Says His False Iraq-Nuke Claims Were Justified - St
Molesworth's Top 10 - Ok Now We Have A Station – How About Some Trains! - Howard's End Special: A Law Lord Explains What
He Does - Hard News ...
President George W. Bush and his foreign-policy team have systematically and knowingly deceived the American people in
order to gain support for an unprovoked attack on Iraq.
Washington -- President Bush on July 9 defended his use of prewar intelligence as justification for the Iraq war, saying
he is "absolutely confident" about his actions, despite White House acknowledgement that one claim Bush made in his ...
The Road To The Mountain Mt Ruapehu Not Long Now First Snow Towards Ngaruahoe (Before The Snowfall) Whakapapa Snow Gun
Icicles (1) Icicles (2) Icicles (3) From The Hut - – Towards Ngaruahoe (After The Snowfall) From The Hut – The
Rockgarden (After The ...
Well, that's that sorted: the sweetcorn on pizza thing, I mean. Apparently it's a cultural thing. Two Hard News readers,
Renee Leckey and Ian Johnston, have been in touch to advise that sweetcorn on pizza is all but unavoidable in Japan and
Korea...
The world is becoming anti-American. Not only do most people around the world look on the US with disfavour, they also
dislike President Bush, whose popularity is even questionable in the United States, where Tony Blair is more trusted and
admired.
On the eve of the African Union (AU) summit in Maputo, Amnesty International calls on all African governments to fulfil
their obligations under international law and to cooperate fully with the Special Court for Sierra Leone.
BREAKING NEWS: Senate Ethics Director Resigns; Senator Hagel Admits Owning Voting Machine Company By Bev Harris
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld says most of the recent attacks on coalition forces in Iraq are occurring in three
corridors that extend west, north and east from Baghdad.
If you had trouble reaching Scoop.co.nz yesterday, it because Scoop got Slashdotted. The Wellington site's big story -
bigger than Watergate, it was claimed - made the forums of the ultimate geek site, and people came to look ...
Contrary to a report linked by Scoop last night, and now deleted from the site, Congresswoman Katherine Harris is alive
and well and even appeared on the floor in the US Congress this morning.
By my estimation, the opening of the spectacular Britomart station has put Auckland somewhere in the mid-20th century.
Hey, I’m not complaining. Just that every other city in the western world of comparable size got to this point decades
ago. Of course, ...
SECRETARY POWELL: Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. I'll just say a few words, and then I'll be prepared to take your
questions. The President had a very moving day in Botswana and he enjoyed the conversations with President Mogae, and
had a ...
On August 22, 1920, an article written by former Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Edward Lawrence appeared in one of the great
newspapers of London, the Sunday Times. This legendary British military officer -- better known as Lawrence of Arabia --
began ...
With public interest increasing over the Government's planned abolition of appeals to the Privy Council, along with
signatures being collected for a referendum on the issue, Scoop columnist Maree Howard thinks it is timely to provide
readers with an ...