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Without the Truth There Can Be No Justice

April 11, 2006 By V.Z. Lawton, OKC Bombing Investigation Committee member Eleven years after the bombing of the OKC Murrah Building, Lawton asks why we are so often allowed to watch crime-related video tapes...

FBI Headquarters Thwarts Pre-9/11 Moussaoui Search, But Why?

An FBI agent who interrogated Zacarias Moussaoui before Sept. 11, 2001, warned his supervisors more than 70 times that Moussaoui was a terrorist and spelled out his suspicions that the al-Qaeda operative was plotting to hijack an airplane. What is striking about agent Samit's account, like the account of his office-mate Coleen Rowley, is the assumption of "criminal negligence" on the part of FBI headquarters, and RFU head David Frasca and Michael Maltbie in particular. Best I can see, criminal complicity has not been ruled out whatsoever.

Judicial Watch Files Lawsuit for Release of Pentagon Tapes

For Immediate Release Mar 1, 2006 Contact: Press Office 202-646-5188 Judicial Watch Files Lawsuit Against Defense Department for Withholding Video of 9/11 Attack on Pentagon DOD has "no legal basis" to refuse release of videotape (Washington, DC) Judicial Watch,...

Whitman Denies Misleading Public on Air Quality After 9/11

Christie Whitman, the former administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, yesterday rejected as "completely inaccurate" a federal judge's ruling that found she had misled people near the World Trade Center site about the risks...

A Criminal Administration

by Paul Craig Roberts January 2, 2006 Caught in gratuitous and illegal spying on American citizens, the Bush administration has defended its illegal activity and set the Justice (sic) Department on the trail of the person...

The King’s Red Herring

Originally published at Huffingtonpost.com by Kristen Breitweiser on 12/19/05 Recently, President Bush has admitted to carrying out surveillance on U.S. citizens in the interest of national security. He unabashedly admits to doing it. He offers...
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