The Hariri Assassination Investigation: Are Those Who Pulled the Trigger Pulling the Strings? Interview with Jürgen Cain Külbel conducted by Silvia Cattori. Berlin, 14 septembre 2006. Jürgen Cain Külbel, born in 1956 in Berlin, graduated in Criminology, is among those honest and courageous investigative journalists who are ready to undergo great sacrifices in order to contribute to the search for truth and the respect we owe our readers. Reading his book (1), as well as his responses given here to Silvia Cattori, he clearly shows that the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri had as its objective the destabilization of the region in order to create a Middle East that conforms to the interests of the United States and Israel. ~ Read More ~

Report: 307 Palestinians killed in Gaza since Shalit's Capture - 80% Were Civilians With No Link To "Terror" AFP 15/09/2006 According to a report published by the International Federation of Human Rights, 307 Palestinians were killed by the IDF in the Gaza Strip since the kidnapping of Israeli soldier Cpl. Gilad Shalit by Palestinian gunmen on June 25. According to the report, 80 percent of the casualties were civilians with no link to terror activity. ~ Read More ~

Neocon Iran Nuke Lies "Outrageous" and "Dishonest" Kurt Nimmo 15/09/2006 Once again, the Bush neocons have distorted International Atomic Energy Agency findings, as is their habit. "U.N. inspectors have protested to the U.S. government and a Congressional committee about a report on Iran's nuclear work, calling parts of it 'outrageous and dishonest,' according to a letter obtained by Reuters," a characterization in keeping with the Straussian neocon philosophy of lies and dissimulation. ~ Read More ~

Keeping You In Line Bush lobbies Congress on terror suspects J.K. Rowling challenges airport security Pilot refuses shoe search Ties Between Elites and Child Sex Rings "Beyond Imagination" Terror suspect 'M.K.' deported from UK to France Big Brother row as 400,000 civil servants win right to snoop House approves U.S.-Mexican border fence Republicans defy Bush on tougher CIA interrogation I'm standing down so I can speak the truth	Palestine: Blood for Yahweh AJC Ad Calls on UN to Treat Israel Equally 2006 to be worst year for Palestinian economy: World Bank US urges caution in lifting sanctions on Palestinians Haniyeh: US undermining unity gov't Blair stands up for Israel Five Palestinian security officers killed in drive-by shooting Israel Is An Apartheid State Says Largest Manufacturing Union In UK University teacher abducted in Bethlehem by IDF troops Palestinian civilian killed in latest Israeli invasion of southern Gaza Report: 307 Palestinians killed in Gaza since Shalit's kidnapping	Down the Tubes Ford to offer buyouts to 75,000 U.S. employees Most forgo buying own U.S. health insurance: study Ford to cut $5 bln in costs, fire 14,000 salaried staff Los Angeles Times Editor Openly Defies Owner's Call for Job Cuts Post-Gazette owner threatens sale if costs can't be cut Ford to close Ontario plant, cut 10,000 more salaried jobs UK's Biggest Insurer Yesterday Axed 4,000 Jobs Rigging the Market; the secret maneuverings of the Plunge Protection Team
Israel: Gunning for Iran Iran ready to discuss enrichment suspension: Paris Neo-con favorite declares World War III Israel Ponders Its Options With Iran IAEA protests "erroneous" U.S. report on Iran IAEA slams "outrageous and dishonest" U.S. report on Iran U.S. ban on Iranian bank "childish"	Killing Arabs, Killing Muslims Al-Qaida joins Algerians against France Attacks on Yemen oil plants kill 5 Muslims deplore Pope speech, want apology Pope compared to Hitler and Mussolini over Islam remarks Pope's remarks on Islam pointlessly upset a billion Muslims: paper 50 killed in violence in Afghanistan	This Poor Planet Dead ape sparks rabies fear in Paris suburbs Cult guru to hang for Tokyo subway gas attack Singapore activist ban "authoritarian" : Wolfowitz Five Former Soviet Republics Give Up Nukes Le Pen to stand trial for Nazi comments next June China rejects U.S. criticism of weapon sales
Oh, Boy! Meet the First Bionic Woman Astronomers find distant, fluffy planet Bush IQ low on presidential league Hotel fined over Penn's smoking at Toronto film festival	Fleeing Home and Spinach E. coli cases traced to bagged spinach Tropical storm Lane heads toward Calif. Hundreds of Ind. homes hit by flooding Hundreds leave homes in northern Ontario as fires burn	America the ??? Controversial spy bill advances in Senate Wisconsin Police say boys planned school attack Lawyer says FCC ordered study destroyed Hack the Vote Just Try Voting Here: 11 of America's worst places to cast a ballot (or try)
Lebanon in Tears Amnesty accuses Hezbollah of war crimes against Israelis Hezbollah lawmaker says group targeted civilians only in reprisal Israeli commander says, what the IDF did was "crazy and monstrous"

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