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In U.S., 44 Percent Say Restrict Muslims Dec 17, 10:08 PM (ET) By WILLIAM KATES ITHACA, N.Y. (AP) - Nearly half of all Americans believe the U.S. government should restrict the civil liberties of Muslim Americans, according to a nationwide poll. The survey conducted by Cornell University...

Coffee, Tea, or Should We Feel Your Pregnant Wife’s Breasts Before Throwing You in a Cell at the Airport and Then Lying About Why We Put You There? by Nicholas Monahan ..... At the security checkpoint I was led aside for the "inspection" that’s all the rage at airports these days. My shoes...

The Plot To Kill Us All As the atrocities of rich criminals increase, the tragic American coma intensifies by John Kaminski skylax@comcast.net 12-16-04 I remember a childhood board game, in which a magnet beneath the surface pulled around metal shavings into any form you cared to make. It was...

Cash prize offered for 9/11 theory by Thursday 16 December 2004 9:58 AM GMT Jimmy Walter has spent more than $3 million promoting a conspiracy theory that the September 11 attacks on the United States were an inside job. And he is offering more cash to anyone who proves him wrong. The...

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A Message From The Iraq Resistance Islamic Jihad Army - A message in English "We are simple people who chose principles over fear." http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article7468.htm

'Frivolous lawsuit' irks Pentagon By Rowan Scarborough THE WASHINGTON TIMES From the Nation/Politics section The Pentagon expressed concern yesterday about a "frivolous" complaint filed against Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld by a leftist group that is using a new German law that claims the...

Published December 14, 2004 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ASSOCIATED PRESS International resentment toward President Bush has spilled over to include bad feelings about the American people -- in at least in three European countries that...

Is Islam Endangering 'Europeanness?' As Muslim Populations Increase, 'Islamophobia' Rises in Europe By LEELA JACINTO Dec. 7, 2004 - It was not what she said, but the way she looked and her manner of dress that had the crowd hooting and jeering as she addressed a conference in Paris last year...

There is much misunderstanding about the term "anti-Semitism" among Jews, Arabs, and European Christians. The term is bandied about as a description of attitudes deemed anti-Jewish, and on occasion anti-Arab, but much of its use is anachronistic and ahistorical. While Zionists and their...

Four more years of decline George Bush's new administration will be filled with mediocrities Peter Preston Monday December 13, 2004 The Guardian The curse of the nanny is almost routine these days. No White House team can dodge it as the vengeful virus spreads. Exit one director of homeland...

George W. Bush's America: A National Nightmare? by William Hughes 12 Dec 2004 The “Intelligence Bill,” or S. 2845, was passed by the Congress, on Dec. 9, 2004, with little or no public input. Pushed by the ultra Iraqi War Hawk, Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman (D-CT), it creates the foundation...

Sun, December 12, 2004 U.S. caught in Kabul By Eric Margolis Excellent news from Afghanistan. A new president, chosen in the country's first democratic election, has just been sworn in. He pledges to extend democracy across Afghanistan, liberate and educate all women, and wipe out "the...

Medics Doubt WMD Suicide Ruling LONDON, Dec. 12, 2004 Two medics who examined the body of a British weapons scientist who had questioned the government's case for war in Iraq said Sunday they were surprised that it was ruled a suicide. Paramedic Vanessa Hunt, 35, and ambulance technician...

Prospects for Saddam Trial Still Uncertain Dec 12, 1:56 PM (ET) By NICK WADHAMS BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - In the year since he was captured and hustled away to a secret location, Saddam Hussein has taken up gardening, undergone a hernia operation and written poetry that one visitor describes as...

Report: U.S. Taps ElBaradei's Phone in Bid to Oust Him Dec 12, 11:21 AM (ET) WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Bush administration is scrutinizing intercepted telephone conversations that International Atomic Energy Agency chief Mohamed ElBaradei had with Iranian diplomats in search of ammunition to...

A Year After Saddam's Capture, Iraq's Rebels Fight On By Luke Baker Dec 12, 6:54 AM (ET) BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Much has changed in the year since a haggard-looking Saddam Hussein was pulled from a hole in the ground and taken into custody by jubilant U.S. troops. In some ways it has changed...

Deserters: We Won't Go To Iraq Dec. 8, 2004 The Pentagon says more than 5,500 servicemen have deserted since the war started in Iraq. 60 Minutes Wednesday found several of these deserters who left the Army or Marine Corps rather than go to Iraq. Like a generation of deserters before them...

Dec 10, 8:34 PM (ET) By PAUL GARWOOD BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - A U.S. soldier pleaded guilty Friday to killing a severely wounded Iraqi teenager in what investigators say may have been a mercy killing, the latest of several similar incidents that have undercut efforts by the United States to win...

U.S. media still hiding bad news from Americans ANTONIA ZERBISIAS And now the good news from America's accomplished mission in Iraq ... The other night on ABC News Nightline, Ted Koppel asked National Public Radio war correspondent Anne Garrels, who has been in Iraq throughout the war, "When...