Alternative View 2006 - for john schou
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What Really Happened Jan_06.xls Seite 6<br />
10.02.<strong>2006</strong> X 1 Do we have to make citizens arrests of Bush & company? We have smoking gun<br />
after smoking gun and the criminals in charge of our nation do nothing. It is quite<br />
clear they are all (with few exceptions) in on the crimes<br />
11.02.<strong>2006</strong> X 1 As Recently As 1946, American Citizens Were Forced To Take Up Arms As<br />
A Last Resort Against Corrupt Government Officials<br />
11.02.<strong>2006</strong> Liberty<strong>for</strong>um 1 According to the NSA no one in the US Congress is "cleared enough" to hear<br />
reports from national security whistleblowers. [not a single] whistleblower has<br />
to date been protected after disclosing in<strong>for</strong>mation to the US Congress<br />
12.02.<strong>2006</strong> Independant 1 Once again, President George Bush finds himself in deep political trouble.<br />
And, once again, he has chosen to invoke the spectre of a terrorist attack on<br />
US soil ... It did not help matters that the President called it the "Liberty<br />
Tower" instead of the Library Tower ... Scares since 9/11 {downloaded}<br />
12.02.<strong>2006</strong> Arctic Beacon 1 "Killing One Person Is Murder: Killing Thousands At 9/11 Is Domestic Policy":<br />
This Bumper Sticker Slogan On Seattle Resident's Car Has Led To<br />
MKULTRA Tactics Used Against Her<br />
12.02.<strong>2006</strong> Yahoo 1 White House Acknowledges Abramoff Photo - "Oh, THAT Jack Abramoff!"<br />
15.02.<strong>2006</strong> UPI 1 Whistleblower says NSA violations bigger - Russell D. Tice told the House Gov.<br />
Re<strong>for</strong>m Subcommittee on National Security, Emerging Threats and Int. Relations he<br />
has concerns about a "special access" electronic surveillance program that he<br />
characterized as far more wide-ranging than the warrentless wiretapping recently<br />
exposed by the New York Times but he is <strong>for</strong>bidden from discussing the program<br />
with Congress<br />
16.02.<strong>2006</strong> Raw Story 1 Documents show Maryland held election, primary on uncertified, illegal<br />
Diebold voting machines<br />
17.02.<strong>2006</strong> Rense 1 In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, through a hastily arranged deal with<br />
Carnival Cruise Lines, $236 million .. will flow to a tax exempt Israeli-founded<br />
corp. registered in Panama. Be<strong>for</strong>e federal assistance even reached the<br />
victims of Hurricane Katrina, Carnival Cruise Lines had received a profitable<br />
deal to provide 3 ships to house evacuees<br />
17.02.<strong>2006</strong> Seattle Times 1 The resemblance grows [to] George Orwell's novel "1984," with every twisted<br />
and evasive defense <strong>for</strong> the violation of American civil rights. Orwell might<br />
have got the year wrong, but his nightmarish vision of a super-nation at<br />
perpetual war, dominated by a government only concerned about control and<br />
party preservation, could gain purchase in <strong>2006</strong><br />
18.02.<strong>2006</strong> Uruknet 1 Pentagon "scenarios" in the Middle East are currently limited to the use of tactical nuclear<br />
weapons including the B-61-11 bunker buster bomb ... a thermonuclear bomb, a so-called<br />
Nuclear Earth Penetrator [NEP]. It is a Weapon of Mass Destruction in the real sense of the<br />
word ... Military documents distinguish between the NEP and the "mini-nuke" which are nuclear<br />
weapons with a yield of less than 10 kilotons (2/3 of a Hiroshima bomb). The NEP can have a<br />
yield of up to a 1000 kilotons<br />
19.02.<strong>2006</strong> Liberty<strong>for</strong>um 1 A shocking 37 million Americans [12,7%] live in poverty ... Under President<br />
George W Bush an extra 5.4 million have slipped below the poverty line ...<br />
Most have jobs. Many have two<br />
20.02.<strong>2006</strong> LA Times 1 A little-known board exists in the White House whose purpose is to ensure<br />
that privacy and civil liberties are protected in the fight against terrorism.<br />
Someday, it might actually meet ... the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight<br />
Board was created by the intelligence overhaul that President Bush signed<br />
into law in Dec. 2004 ... it exists only on paper<br />
21.02.<strong>2006</strong> NY Times 1 The restoration of classified status to more than 55,000 previously declassified pages began in<br />
1999, when the CIA and 5 other agencies objected to what they saw as a hasty release of<br />
sensitive in<strong>for</strong>mation after a 1995 declassification order signed by President Bill Clinton. It<br />
accelerated after the Bush administration took office ... because the reclassification program is<br />
itself shrouded in secrecy — governed by a still-classified memorandum that prohibits the<br />
National Archives even from saying which agencies are involved — it continued virtually without<br />
outside notice until December<br />
25.02.<strong>2006</strong> X 1 A long-standing public records request <strong>for</strong> the release of Election 2004 database files created<br />
by Diebold's voting system had been long delayed after several odd twists and turns, including<br />
the revelation of a contract with the state claiming the in<strong>for</strong>mation to be a "company secret." But<br />
while it finally appeared as though the state had agreed to release the in<strong>for</strong>mation, the state's<br />
top Security Official has now -- at the last minute -- stepped in to deny the request. The grounds<br />
<strong>for</strong> the denial: the release of the in<strong>for</strong>mation poses a "security risk" to the state of Alaska<br />
25.02.<strong>2006</strong> X 1 A New York lawyer filed a $20 billion class-action lawsuit against Verizon last<br />
week, charging that the company violated customer confidentiality in aiding<br />
warrantless eavesdropping by a federal spy agency ... on behalf of all people<br />
who have used Verizon facilities to communicate while the NSA program had<br />
access to Verizon‘s databases