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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 ...
So, the head of CIA has fallen on his sword to protect his boss. Yet this feels like Watergate, with the floodgates
poised to open wide. I've been pleased in recent days to discover that the corporate media actually has a pulse. I'd
like to suggest a ...
Things have reached a pretty pass indeed when you apologize for making a mistake, but nobody believes your apology. So
it is today with CIA Director Tenet, and by proxy George W. Bush and his administration.
An image from NASA's MODIS Satellite of New Zealand's South Island after recent snowfalls.
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE (played by John Cleese) walks down the street carrying THE IRAQUI INVASION (played by an empty
parrot cage). He walks into THE WHITE HOUSE (played by a cheesy storefront) and addresses COLIN POWELL (played by
Michael Palin).
President Bush said July 14 that he is open to deploying U.S. troops for a "limited" role in stabilizing Liberia, but
again made clear that Liberia's President Charles Taylor must leave.
Cambridge, 11th July 2003 – BirdLife International researchers have expressed their fear that the stunning Imperial
Woodpecker, Campephilus imperialis, may now be extinct after an expedition to the last area reporting sightings of the
bird found no evidence ...
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 ...
It's well past time to say it. Despite the weaseling and finger-pointing--in fact, because of it--the Forged Niger
letter is indeed the smoking gun, and the chips have yet to stop falling
U.S. Plan to Privatize Iraqi Industry May Signal New 'Bomb Before You Buy' Doctrine - Interview with Naomi Klein,
author and columnist, conducted by Scott Harris
Iran: Student activists and demonstrators must be treated in accordance with international human rights standards
Last week's Scoop exposes - see... Story Of The Week: Inside A U.S. Election Program - on security problems with
Election Voting machines in the United States – have been far and way Scoop's top rating stories ever.
Sludge Lifts The Lid On The Insecurity Of The US Voting System - 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 ...
National's policy of "one standard of citizenship for all" clearly doesn't apply to Maurice Williamson, John Tamihere
says.
Washington -- Ari Fleischer held his last briefing for White House correspondents July 14, after serving two and a half
years as White House Press Secretary, and before that working with the Bush presidential campaign.
Am I the only person to think it was weird that the USS Ronald Reagan was launched yesterday while Bush was in Africa?
Is there a back story here to do with the Reagans and the Bushes? Did George W. offend the Navy in some way with his
photo-op a few ...
The situation in Iraq is "difficult" at the moment, but "the outcome is going to be a good outcome," Secretary of
Defense Donald Rumsfeld said in an interview on NBC's "Meet the Press" July 13.
Concerns about Christchurch International Airport safety being compromised by a proposed passive watersport lake are
being overdone, says Alistair Graham, the City Council’s Leisure Unit manager.
The glue that holds the Intelligence Community together is melting under the hot lights of an awakened press. If you do
not act quickly, your intelligence capability will fall apart--with grave consequences for the nation.
Prime Minister Helen Clark's integrity is on the line if she signs the Tony Blair initiative at the Left-leaning
conference on progressive governments," ACT New Zealand Deputy Leader Ken Shirley said today.
The CIA successfully got the White House last October to omit references to Iraq’s alleged attempts to purchase uranium
from Niger because the agency concluded that the documents used to back up the allegations were forgeries, according to
two Democratic ...
The other day I was asked by a student: What is your problem? I’d been moaning about the fuzzy thinking behind the
sustainable development clause in the new Local Government Act passed last year. I’m sure he meant it in a caring,
sharing, rhetorical kind ...
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."
I should manage a rant on my own behalf tomorrow, but today you should read these three fine works - including Jolisa's
very prompt report from the New Zealand Sounds show in Central Park, New York.
Since we're going to get there anyway -- and since our mailbag is starting to get weighted down already on this issue --
we might as well jump into the electoral debate now and see if we all can reach a resolution before the primaries and,
for sure, ...
Illegal US tariffs on $70 million dollars worth of New Zealand steel exports threaten jobs in New Zealand says Matt
Robson, Progressive Deputy Leader.
In the last year, just over 400 people died on our roads and we justifiably see that as a tragedy.
On July 13 Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs Igor Ivanov as part of his visit to the Middle East went to Ramallah
where he met with Head of the Palestinian National Authority (PNA) Yasser Arafat, PNA Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas,
Chairman of the ...