By James Risen and Eric Lichtblau
June 16, 2009
New York Times
WASHINGTON -- The National Security Agency is facing renewed scrutiny over the extent of its domestic surveillance program, with critics in Congress saying its recent...
The US's political discourse and foreign policy in recent years has been based on the assumption that Osama bin Laden is still alive. George W. Bush promised as president that he would get Osama...
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Ventura: I question my government on 9/11 because--for most lay people out there they accept what they hear on TV, they accept the government's explanation--but once you start getting in and studying what...
Those who have actually read the 9/11 Commission Report are well aware that the findings, and following recommendations, were significantly based on "intelligence" gathered from men like Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, alleged mastermind of 9/11. Now that we undeniably know this "intelligence" was indeed based on false confessions, desperately concocted to make the torture stop (KSM was waterboarded 183 times in ONE MONTH, for example), isn't it finally time to truly investigate and PROSECUTE the crimes of 9/11? And if the entire substance of "justification" to invade and destroy Iraq was based on false allegations made by Ibn al-Shaykh al-Libi in order to keep from being buried alive, isn't it time to truly prosecute the case for murder put forward by Vincent Bugliosi?
April 29, 2009
Posted at 911video.de/news
In Germany the daily newspaper Junge Welt on March, 4 2009 published
following article on the new petition.
9/11...
April 25, 2009
by Ray McGovern
GlobalResearch.ca
Well, well. The New York Times has finally put a story together on the key role that two controversial psychologists played in devising the Bush administration's torture policies. Guess we...
