Congress Critters Lament NSA Snoop Agenda Thursday May 11th 2006, 8:16 am Kurt Nimmo Another Day in the Empire Naturally, it is the job of the corporate media to paper over the real reasons for the NSA snoop database, described as "the largest database ever assembled in the world," according to a source quoted by USA Today. Leslie Cauley of the daily newspaper tells us "the spy agency is using the data to analyze calling patterns in an effort to detect terrorist activity," and attributes this excuse to shadowy sources, as usual, and yet not a single nine eleven terrorist, with the exception of the nut job Zacarias Moussaoui, has faced a jury or suffered a conviction. ~ Read More ~

Comments On David Sirota's New Book - Hostile Takeover by Stephen Lendman May 10, 2006 I'd like to begin my commentary on David Sirota's important new book Hostile Takeover with my strong endorsement of his fine work. Everyone should read it to learn what's really going on around us that affects us all in the most important ways I know and which most people at best only vaguely understand on many if not most of the major issues. Those who read it will learn in stunning and graphic detail how large corporations in league with government at all levels serving their interests and not ours are destroying the democratic pillars of our society. The result now evident when we know the facts David presents is a great irreversible harm to the great majority unless we can collectively act in time to reverse the destructive path and economically downward trajectory we're now on - all planned and implemented by our elected officials in service to their generous corporate benefactors. In his important book, David lucidly explains the problem in detail and gives us an action plan to fight back. ~ Read More ~

Reshuffling the cards in Iraq By Ghali Hassan 05/10/06 "IICH" The recent installing of a puppet government in Iraq under U.S. Occupation shows that America's messianic mission of "spreading democracy" is flawed. The fraudulent electoral "law" imposed by the Occupation, and the U.S. addiction to violence to protect its imperialist and corporate interests at the expense of the Iraqi population provide compelling evidence against the U.S. imperialist agenda in Iraq. Contrary to the myth played and promoted by the Western so-called "Left" and "Right" and the corprorate media that the "US failed [in Iraq] because of poor planning" and "incompetence," the U.S. planned the war and the occupation (military and economic) of Iraq months before the illegal invasion took place. The U.S. failed in Iraq for the following reasons: 1) the U.S. is serving its own imperialists and corporate interests in Iraq, not the interests of the Iraqi people. The overwhelming evidence shows that since the invasion, the Bush administration and their cronies have benefited immensely from looting Iraq's wealth; 2) the U.S. aim was to destroy Iraq; 3) the anti-imperialist, anti-Occupation consciousness of the Iraqi people; and 4) the undeterred Resistance of the Iraqi people to the U.S. imperialist agenda. ~ Read More ~

Enough Already! Bush says brother would make great president Bush's low ratings worry Republicans Getting Past the Watergate Fixation Why Hayden is a 'Perfect' Pick Rumsfeld is a pathological liar Rumsfeld says Russia, China policies worrying All of Us Participate in a New Iraq Putin chastises U.S. on democratic ideals 12 Boys Accused In Sexual Assault Of Girl, 8	Around the World British agents knew of lead bomber: report Tories blast 'waste' as McConnell takes on 12th adviser Attack in Canada 'now probable': CSIS report Australian Teacher Held On Terrorism Charges Asian, Western defence chiefs to hold security meeting in June in Singapore Putin: arms race with US is not over Aid workers 'using under-age African girls for sex' 21 die as Egyptian bus plunges into canal	Zionism in Action Israel to free millions in funds for Palestinians Israel to try to alleviate Palestinian crisis Patients die as doctors run out of drugs to treat them Palestinian pain, one kid at a time Whose human rights? Israeli petrol company halts supply to Palestine Palestinian petrol crisis 'over' Ambassador Ayalon: We'll oppose paying PA workers 'Israel Lobby' bad for Israel, the U.S.
Big Brother vs. "Terrorism" Government Monitoring About 200 Million Americans' Calls Security Issue Kills Domestic Spying Probe Proposed rule changes would tangle the Web As Freedom Shrinks, Teens Seek MySpace to Hang Out Donnie Darko director investigated for terrorist links US rejects calls for Guantánamo closure 62 suspected human smugglers arrested in US	Iran 'n Iraq The Threat from Iran Is to Israel: Bush Spins His Iran Attack Plans Iran president accuses West of double standards about nuclear proliferation ElBaradei urges compromise in Iran nuclear row UK, Paris and Berlin offer Iran new deal Have 200,000 Ak47s Fallen Into The Hands Of Iraq Terrorists? At least 39 killed in continuing Iraq violence Alarmed by Raids, Neighbors Stand Guard in Iraq	Money and Immigration Gold Rises to 26-Year High as Funds Buy for Inflation Hedge April Tax Revenue 2nd-Highest in History House Passes Tax Cuts for Investors Energy crisis? Venezuela gas is cheaper than water Bolivian president defends oil industry nationalization Cingular Pulls Offensive Ringtone School Fires Teacher After Alleged Racist Remarks
Big Mama Ain't Happy Beijing suffers worst drought in 50 years US officials again urge storm-weary Americans to brace for hurricane season Evacuation as Indonesia volcano rumbles Tornadoes Tear Through N. Texas, Killing 3 Quake could break Californian levees 5.1-magnitude earthquake hits Taiwan Big meteorite creates big mysteries	Bird Flu and Beyond Two-week U.S. Northern Command exercises for pandemic flu outbreak French bird flu vaccine clears first test hurdle Migrating Birds Didn't Carry Flu 'Superbugs' spread fear far and wide Stepped up genetic testing in Britain sparks debate	Odds 'n Ends Humans cleared of killing off woolly mammoths Neptune Might Have Captured Triton Ark's Quantum Quirks

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