Top Stories

• US to Bomb Al Jazeera?
• UK 24 Hour Drinking Laws: Pouring Gasoline On A Raging Fire
• France Presents Tough Anti-Terror Bill
• Allies warn US over CIA's secret jails
• Group of Utah Religious Leaders Endorses Anti-torture Bill
• Murdoch: gloomy future for press
• New Video Game where players 'fight FOR the new world order'
• Mulroney suing author over tapes
• Bill Would Create Agency Exempt from Freedom of Information Act
• Padilla indicted, but not in ‘dirty bomb’ case
• Vancouver clinic a 'toe in door' for private medicine
• Venezuela sending cheap oil to Massachusetts
• Bush's Exit Strategy: The Video

Police Showed Solidarity With Protesters as They Were Arrested

This is extremely welcome news as it tells us that the loyal enforcers of the would-be dictators aren't buying the propaganda either and are coming over to our side.

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World

• US to Bomb Al Jazeera?
• Venezuela sending cheap oil to Massachusetts
• We Must Hold the Scoundrels Accountable
• Margaret Thatcher Threatened to Use Nukes During Falkland Islands War
• Rumsfeld: I Didn't Advocate Invasion - VIDEO
• Jordan’s intelligence is now the CIA’s ally not Mossad
• Senate Democrats back Iraq war, Guantánamo prison camp
• More than 80 000 held by US since 9/11 attacks
• Cheney Sidesteps Travel Disclosure Rules
• The Ringworm Children: How the Israeli Government Irradiated 100,000 Israeli Kids

Canada

• Ex-PM Mulroney suing author over tapes
• Vancouver clinic a 'toe in door' for private medicine
• Ottawa wants new transports in a hurry
• Sealing documentary provokes bitter attack on Newfoundland
• BC Gov - Gold Plated Pensions
• Agent Orange testimony rivets MPs
• N.B. salmon freed in 'nightmare' scenario: scientist
• $30 billion stolen from pension fund
• Liberals commit to tax cuts as election looms
• Study find pollutants in Canadian blood samples
• Nearly half of Canadians lack reading skills

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Liberals, Conservatives and NDP

Business

• Murdoch predicts gloomy future for press
• Feds offer lower royalties for Mackenzie Valley pipeline
• Barrick gets apology in libel case over market manipulation allegations
• Mexican shopkeeper 'the boss' in huge Coke fine
• Australians take to streets to denounce labour bill
• Vancouver Mining Company Takeover
• Bird flu could trigger world recession: bank
• Tentative deal reached in Lakeside Packers strike
• Rumsfeld Profits From Bird Flu Scare
• Barrick seeks Placer Dome in $9.2B US takeover bid

Police State

• Police Showed Solidarity With Protesters as They Were Arrested
• France Presents Tough Anti-Terrorism Bill
• Allies warn US over CIA's secret jails
• Group of Utah Religious Leaders Endorses Anti-torture Bill
• Bill Would Create Agency Exempt from Freedom of Information Act
• Padilla indicted, but not in ‘dirty bomb’ case
• CIA "unique" methods not torture: director
• Romania denies hosting CIA jails
• Canada Unveils Internet Surveillance Legislation
• GOP memo touts new terror attack as way to reverse party's decline

Health

• The food you eat may change your genes for life
• HIV infection on the rise in Canada, UN report finds
• EPA to allow pesticide testing on orphans & mentally handicapped children
• RUMMY, ASPARTAME, SWINE FLU
• Pollution debate born of Chemical Valley's girl-baby boom

Sci_Tech

• New Video Game where players 'fight FOR the new world order'
• Lie detectors - the last word in airline security?
• New Japanese BMD Radar Tracks Mysterious Test of Russian Missile
• Russian Scientist Turns Tortoises Into Spy Robots
• Japan developing remote control for humans

Commentary

• UK 24 Hour Drinking Laws: Pouring Gasoline On A Raging Fire
• Project Paperclip: Dark side of the Moon
• Liberals and Faux Conservatives: Two Sides of the Same Authoritarian Coin
• 50 Percent of American Cretins Think Torture Works
• Michael Moore Owns Halliburton Stock

Multimedia

• Bush's Exit Strategy: The Video
• Chemical Weapons used in Falluga:Graphic Video
• Schwarzenegger Street
• Bush Pre-senile Dementia Video
• Two minute video from IndyMedia - "Magic Glasses"

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