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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 ...
Amnesty International is calling for the immediate and unconditional release of Daher Ahmed Farah, an opposition party
leader and director of his party's newspaper.
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.
If you’re scratching your head and wondering how the Bush administration had such an easy time persuading much of the
news media of the necessity to wage war on Iraq, simply look at their performance over the weekend.
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 ...
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).
In its first few months in New Zealand, the second generation treatment for erection problems, Cialis, captured just
under half of the erectile dysfunction market.
Since the start of the war in Iraq four months ago, 212 American soldiers have been killed, including 79 who have died
since May 1, when President George Bush declared an end to major hostilities in Iraq. It’s unclear how many Iraqi
civilians perished ...
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.
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 ...
An image from NASA's MODIS Satellite of New Zealand's South Island after recent snowfalls.
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 ...
Thanks to the 100 people who braved a wintry Friday night on US Independence Day July 4 to protest outside the US
Consulate over the continuing military occupations of Iraq and Afghanistan and the NZ governments participation in that
occupation.
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
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 ...
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 ...
ACT New Zealand Rural Affairs Spokesman Gerry Eckhoff today said that farmer organisations should not, under any
circumstance, cooperate with the Government over the imposition of the new flatulence tax.
Thank goodness for the resumption of international rugby this weekend: the absence of actual play was creating a vacuum
for doubt, recrimination and the messianic Cult of Mehrtens ... http://publicaddress.net/default,hardnews.sm#post539
Palestinian President Yasser Arafat and Prime Minister Mahmud Abbas on Monday worked out an agreement sorting out
presidential and premiership powers, with formulas specifying the terms of reference and the follow-up mechanism of the
negotiating process with ...
As a recent immigrant to New Zealand, I am getting used to the way things work here. Every day, I get off the bus and
walk past Winston Peters’ giant sign about immigration and treaty costs. And every day, I pick up a copy of the New
Zealand Herald and read ...
Yemen & Saudi Arabia Hand In Hand To Fight Terror By Adnan Abdullah for Scoop.co.nz
Two Air Force Orion technicians have contributed to Number 5 Squadron attaining a 200% mission success rate during
their deployment to the Middle East.
Q Two quick questions, one on Iraq. When the President said of Saddam Hussein, we gave him a chance to allow the
inspectors in and he wouldn't let them in, why didn't he say that, when the inspectors went into Iraq?
This talk is about economic growth. Economic growth matters for people because it brings with it things like higher
incomes, wider choices, more leisure and better environmental quality. Economic growth, driven by increases in
productivity, is the ...
Seven students arrested in June 2001 for participating in a peaceful protest against the Internal Security Act (ISA)
had their trial resume today (14 July) after a number of postponements. Amnesty International expressed concern that the
charges violate ...
Visiting more of Iraq's neighbours in his efforts to help create a stable, democratic and sovereign country, top United
Nations envoy Sergio Vieira de Mello arrived in Damascus today for talks with Syrian President Bashir al Assad.
Secretary-General Kofi Annan has said he is satisfied with the approach the United States is taking on the situation in
Liberia and he said the United States and the United Nations have "more or less agreed to a general approach on the
Liberian ...
The members of the Security Council today agreed to "respond quickly" to Secretary-General Kofi Annan's recent proposal
for a modified, four-stage reduction in the military strength of the United Nations mission in Sierra Leone, the
President ...
White House to Improve Clearance Process for Bush Speeches - But stands by its policy to rid Iraq of WMD... Washington
-- Improvements will be made in the process that is used to clear presidential speeches, White House Press Secretary Ari
Fleischer ...