Iraq's Death Squads: An Instrument Of The Occupation December 4, 2006 By Ghali Hassan On November 14, 2006 militias and death squads dressed as police commandos kidnapped up to 150 staff and visitors in broad daylight raid - one of daily raids throughout Iraq - on the Higher Education Ministry annexe in central Baghdad. Although some hostages have been released, the fate of others is unknown. It is alleged that large number of the hostages have been tortured and others were murdered. The totality of the raids, kidnapping, torture, ongoing civilian massacres and murder were part of the illegal and racist war of aggression perpetrated by the U.S. and Britain against a defenceless nation in disregard of International Law and contempt for International institutions. ~ Read More ~

Corporate Media Uses Fuzzy Math to Minimize Size of Lebanese Demonstrations Kurt Nimmo 02/12/2006 As usual, here in America, the corporate media has a problem counting. "A siege on Lebanon's American-backed government continued Saturday with tens of thousands of demonstrators sympathetic to the Shiite Muslim Hezbollah militia and its allies packing downtown Beirut and calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Fuad Saniora and his cabinet," reports the Mercury News. Meanwhile, closer to the "siege," actually a widespread call for the neolib sponsored government of free trader (or free plundering by international financiers) Siniora to step aside, the counting is a bit more realistic. ~ Read More ~

Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Israel Shamir 5 December 2006 The villain kills innocent people in order to frame Roger Rabbit, that much I remember of the marvellous Zemeckis 88' cartoon. The movie spoofs Hitchcock private eye films where the hero wades waist-deep in dead bodies, all killed to frame him. Chandler and Hammett developed this genre being bored by always-safe violin-playing Holmesian detectives: their heroes unravel murders while being accused and pursued by police. ~ Read More ~

From Russia With Love Nuclear Chief Says All Russian Polonium is Shipped to U.S. MI5 told Litvinenko: Your life is in danger British Police See FSB as Prime Suspect in Litvinenko Poisoning - Paper Russia Holds Israeli Prisoners Hostage, Seeks to Swap Them for Wanted Tycoon - Report Russia Will Veto Kosovo Solution Unless Acceptable for Both Sides - Envoy Russian Orthodox Church Criticizes Vatican's "Unfriendly" Policy Former Russian PM Gaidar Discharged From Hospital - Spokesman Russian Authorities Rule Out Jailed Agent Meeting British Investigators in Litvinenko Case U.S. Court Allows Orthodox Jews to Sue Russia for Religious Writings	From Israel With Hate Israel creates new ministry under Liberman to deal with Iran threat Flashback: World silent as fascist Liberman joins Israel government Palestinian killed in raid UN chief 'outraged' over civilian war casualties Israel bars Gaza residents from university Official: Abbas to address nation soon Sisters, mothers, martyrs Annan raps council over Israel	"Palestinan Terrorism" Courtesy Of Israel Was this the first casualty of Lebanon's new civil war? Israeli Arab-lookalike Team Murders Palestinian Man and Boy in Tulkarm Flashback: PA police fire on undercover IDF unit in Bethlehem Flashback: Portraits of Palestinian Resistance Flashback: Confusion in PA: Who launched Qassam? Flashback: Israeli agents accused of creating fake al-Qaeda cell
US Bent On Destruction Of Middle East US Troops Shoot/Bomb To Death 6 Iraq Girls Russert: Why does Bush keep saying 'al Qaeda, al Qaeda, al Qaeda' while discussing Iraq? Census Counts 100,000 Contractors in Iraq FM: Iraqi reconciliation conference to be held soon Kuwait appeal court overturns US-imposed terror conviction Beirut witnesses another night of bloody violence	American Mendacity U.S. legislator warns of Bush plot to merge Canada, the U.S. and Mexico 'We told America: No rendition here'; Ahern bullish on CIA's 'torture flights' U.S. presses China, Russia ahead of Iran sanctions meeting Freedom to Choose a Good Book Is the American Way of Civilization U.S. prosecutors charge prominent researcher Displaced students need more resources, study finds	Send Cheney To The Moon! US plans permanent base on Moon Vietnam lashed by tropical storm The world's biggest meteor crater Second volcano erupts in Russia's Far East in two days
Chavez Charges Ahead Chávez triumph brings emollient words from US Venezuela's Opposition Concedes: Chavez Is Here to Stay Mexico's Short Summer of Liberal Democracy	The Whacky World Of Fake Terrorism Iran accuses Canadian embassy of spy activity Danish journalists acquitted France probes 'terrorists' arrested in Egypt	Indigo Kids, Chickens And Neanderthals Super kids: Indigo kids debate Poultry trade likely route for bird flu to Americas, experts say Did starving Neanderthals eat each other?

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