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...like a new Pearl Harbor


"When people speak to you about a preventive war, you tell them to go and fight it."
  -- Dwight David Eisenhower


"I like guys who got five deferments and
never been there and send people to war, and
then don't like to hear suggestions about
what needs to be done." -John Murtha
"The evidence indicates that Iraq has
reconstituted it's nukular weapons
program. Saddam Hussein has held numerous
meetings with Iraqi nukular scientists, a
group he calls his Nukular Mujaheddin, his
Nukular Holy Warriors." -George W. Bush


"I don't know anybody that I can think of who
has contended that the Iraqis had nuclear
weapons." -Donald Rumsfeld


Hard to believe that Cheney did not know

October 31, 2005
“The uranium claims had never been
significant to career analysts — Iraq had
plenty already and lacked the means to enrich
it.
But the allegations proved irresistible
to the White House Iraq Group, which devised
the war’s communications strategy and
included Libby among its members. Every
layman understood the connection between
uranium and the bomb, participants in the
group said in interviews at the time, and it
was the easiest way for the Bush
administration to raise alarms.”

We Have Been Warned

By U.S. Representative Ron Paul (R-TX)
Before the US House of Representatives,
October 26, 2005
"The statement that should scare all
Americans (and the world) is the assurance by
Secretary Rice that the President needs no
additional authority from Congress to attack
Syria. She argues that authority already has
been granted by the resolutions on 9/11 and
Iraq. This is not true, but if Congress
remains passive to the powers assumed by the
executive branch it won’t matter. As the
war spreads, the only role for Congress will
be to provide funding lest they be criticized
for not supporting the troops. In the
meantime, the Constitution and our liberties
here at home will be further eroded as more
Americans die."

Samuel Alito’s America

October 31, 2005

Bush picks conservative for Supreme Court

Democrats are quick to criticize as
‘needlessly provocative’

Bush: Treaty Outlawing Torture
Doesn't Apply Beyond US Soil

October 31, 2005

Judicial Activism

Who are the judges most likely to
legislate from the bench?

The Vice President

In Indictment's Wake, a Focus
on Cheney's Powerful Role
October 30, 2005

The Oil We Eat

Following the food chain back to Iraq

Unitary Executive theory

Libby's replacement believes that
the position of the president is
all powerful.

According to the FBI's annual Uniform Crime

Reports, violent crime declined 2.2% last
year and has dropped a whopping 32% since
1995. Property crime rates have also
declined, although not so dramatically,
dropping 23% since 1985.

Cheney, Libby Blocked Papers To
Senate Intelligence Panel

October 27, 2005

U.S. Ranks 44th in Worldwide Press Freedom Index

Nation's openness sinking after Sept. 11,
northern Europe tops the list

Bill makes DHS secretary eligible
for presidential succession

Tell The President: No More Pardons
for Traitor-Gate Criminals

Convicted Previously of National Security Crimes
Elliott Abrahms is Newest Figure in Traitor-gate

Did you know that Elliot Abrams, pardoned by
the first President Bush for the Iran-Contra
crimes he committed under the Reagan
Administration, now works for the Bush White
House? And has been implicated in the leak of
Valerie Plame's covert identity? Fitzgerald
may well successfully prosecute senior White
House officials. Insist that anyone convicted
in this case be ineligible for a presidential
pardon. Demand that the President not pardon
any criminals in his administration who
compromise our national security!

Sen. Wellstone's closed-
door impeachment statement

February 12, 1999

Top Cheney aide Libby indicted, quits post

Meantime, lawyer for Rove says his client
is safe for now
Vice President Dick Cheney's chief of staff,
I. Lewis “Scooter” Libby, was indicted
Friday on five charges that include
obstruction of justice, making false
statements and perjury in the investigation
into the leak of a covert CIA agent’s
name.



Details were to be outlined at 2 p.m. ET,
when Special Counsel Patrick Fitzgerald will
hold a press conference at the Justice
Department.
Prosecutors said that Libby, if found guilty
on all charges, faces a maxium sentence of 30
years in prison and a $1.25 million fine.
-October 28, 2005

F.B.I. Is Still Seeking Source
of Forged Uranium Reports

The Italian Job Timeline: First Course

October 27, 2005

Pot not a major cancer risk: report

Although both marijuana and tobacco smoke are
packed with cancer-causing chemicals, other
qualities of marijuana seem to keep it from
promoting lung cancer, according to a new
report. -October 26, 2005

After Uniform, White-Collar Blues

Michael Serricchio was an up-and-coming
stockbroker, tending $250 million worth of
accounts in Connecticut and earning $200,000
a year in salary and commissions. He was also
a sergeant in the Air Force Reserve.
October 28, 2005

Irreversible Disintegration of
CCP as Over 5 Million Resign

By Shi Yu
Special to The Epoch Times
Oct 20, 2005

The strange saga of Cheney and the "nuclear threat"

Why did the veep suddenly lose interest in the evidence?
By Jim Lobe -October 26, 2005

Aides To Be Indicted,
Probe to Continue

Fitzgerald Focus: An Anonymous
Star on the CIA's Wall of Honor

October 25, 2005

Small Men

Posted by Athenae on October 26

Saddam lawyers suspend trial work

The Top Nine Plamegate Lies

I Hate, Hate, Hate this Editorial

Bush Aides Brace for Charges

Grand Jury May Hear Counts in Leak Case Today
October 26, 2005

If Fox News Had Been Around Throughout History

Congress keeps ducking Niger investigation

October 27, 2005

Craig Murray: The reality of Britain's reliance on torture

Torture means the woman who was raped with
a broken bottle, and died after 10 days of
agony -October 27, 2005
The White House is up to its ears in
controversy, but made time to send a legal
letter to The Onion ordering the satirical
newspaper to stop using the presidential
seal. -October 25, 2005

Treasongate: The Real Significance
of the Niger Uranium Forgery Stories
in La Repubblica

October 26, 2005

Let Justice Be Done
Though the heavens fall…


If Plame and her associates were hot on the
trail of whoever forged the Niger uranium
documents, by neutralizing Brewster Jennings
& Associates the Libby cabal closed one
possible route to uncovering their schemes
– and opened up another one.
by Justin Raimondo -October 24, 2005

Date correction in Raimondo's article

White House Sidesteps Cheney Questions

October 25, 2005

The White House cabal

By Lawrence B. Wilkerson
LAWRENCE B. WILKERSON served as chief
of staff to Secretary of State Colin
L. Powell from 2002 to 2005.
October 25, 2005

Harper's Magazine: We Now
Live in a Fascist State

October 11, 2005

Was Saddam's Capture Faked?

Ex-U.S. soldier makes charges in Lebanon
March 15, 2005

A remote control that controls humans

Headset sends electricity through head,
forcing wearer to move

Vice President for Torture

October 26, 2005

The Missing 19 Minutes and 55 Seconds

October 19, 2005

Saddam's Attorney Says Iraqi
Leader Not Found in Spider Hole

Interrogations Ignored WMDs

Q: Are you getting protection?

A: No. None. I have asked for Iraqi police
protection. They said no. I have asked for an
armed bodyguard they said no. Many times I
have asked the Americans
June 16, 2005

Abducted Saddam trial lawyer found dead

Co-defendant's attorney dumped near mosque;
referendum results audited -October 21, 2005

Plame plans to sue White House officials

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20 (UPI) -- Joseph Wilson
and his wife, Valerie Plame are preparing to
file a civil suit against Bush administration
officials.
Why would Bush aides spill the beans about
Bush and Rove's early conversation about the
leak if that would implicate the president?

Why Bush is Unimpeachable

By Ted Rall

Bush Will Veto Anti-Torture
Law after Senate Revolt

October 7, 2005

La Repubblica's Scoop, Confirmed

Italy's intelligence chief met with Deputy
National Security Adviser Stephen Hadley just
a month before the Niger forgeries first
surfaced. -October 25, 2005

Libby's Source Was Vice President
Richard Cheney -- Not Journalists

First of all, this means that Vice President
Cheney has known all along that he was
Scooter Libby's source -- and whether Libby
had license from him or not to try and
slaughter the reputation of Joe Wilson --
CHENEY KNEW. -October 24, 2005
The CIA leak inquiry that threatens senior
White House aides has now widened to include
the forgery of documents on African uranium
that started the investigation, according to
NAT0 intelligence sources. -October 23, 2005
I mentioned yesterday that the Italian daily
La Repubblica ran a story reporting alleged
new details about the origins of the
Niger/uranium forgeries. Today they followed
up with a second part of their report which,
if accurate in its particulars, could rock
the foundations of official Washington.
October 25, 2005
Bush allies have already begun casting
perjury and obstruction charges as irrelevant
in a probe created to find out who leaked
classified information.

Asked in 1999 about Clinton's impeachment by
the House, Bush responded, "I would have
voted for it. I thought the man lied."
Vice president Dick Cheney:
"I don’t know Mr. Wilson. I probably
shouldn’t judge him. I have no idea who
hired him and it never came..."
Cheney Told Aide of C.I.A. Officer, Lawyers Report
October 25, 2005

Chinese anarchist and literary
giant Ba Jin dead at 100

Ba Jin, a giant of 20th-century Chinese
literature and a staunch anarchist whose
writings inspired a generation of youth to
join the Communist revolution, died on Monday
of cancer in Shanghai, the official Xinhua
News Agency reported.

Presidents Past Inspire Bush's Damage Control

Republican advisers also have studied the
Clinton strategy for surviving the Monica
S. Lewinsky scandal and the impeachment that
followed.
October 25, 2005

Marijuana Arrests at All-Time High Again

...an estimated 771,608 persons were arrested
on marijuana charges in 2004, nearly nine out
of ten of them charged with simple
possession. -October 21, 2005

Kentucky lands grant to protect
bingo halls from terrorists

Now They Tell Us

Why didn't Bush's foreign-policy
critics speak out a year ago?
October 24, 2005
Nigeria, Oct. 23 -- Military helicopters
searched for a missing plane that was
carrying at least 114 people when it
disappeared from radar shortly after taking
off from Nigeria's commercial capital,
officials said Sunday.

Saddam Trial –Another
Western Kangaroo Court

“It's all about justifying the US
invasion"- A top Swiss legal expert
October 20, 2005

Prelude to a Leak

Gang fight: How Cheney and his tight-knit
team launched the Iraq war, chased their
critics-and set the stage for a special
prosecutor's dramatic probe.
October 31, 2005

Cheney Told Aide of C.I.A. Officer, Notes Show

Against perjury before being for it

This Sunday we got a preview of the GOP
post-Fitzmas spin -- that perjury isn't a
crime. -October 24, 2005
Within a week, Wurmser, on orders from
"executives in the office of the vice
president," was told to leak her name to a
specific group of reporters in an effort to
muzzle her husband, Wilson, who had become a
thorn in the side of the administration,
those close to the inquiry say. It is unclear
who Wurmser had spoken with in the media, the
sources said, but they confirmed he did speak
with reporters at national media outlets
about Plame.

"Libby wanted to discredit him right from the
start," one source close to the investigation
told RAW STORY. "He used David Wurmser to
help him do that."

FBI Papers Indicate Intelligence Violations

Secret Surveillance Lacked Oversight
October 24, 2005

C.I.A. to Avoid Charges
in Most Prisoner Deaths

October 23, 2005

The Exit Strategy for Plamegate

October 20, 2005

War counsel

Conservative legal scholar John Yoo, whose
memos helped shape White House policy, says
the framers gave the president all the war
powers of a king"

Kucinich Uses House Procedure To Demand
Documents From White House Iraq Group

I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby is known for his
sarcastic, world-weary and at times dark
sense of humor. He once quipped to an aide
that he planned to stay as Vice President
Cheney's top adviser until "I get indicted or
something."
The paper did not note that there were
experts and journalists before the war who
were skeptical of the WMD claims. For
instance, Mohamed ElBaradeii and the
International Atomic Energy Agency said
before the war that there was no evidence
Iraq had revived its nuclear weapons
program. The day after Colin Powell's
infamous--and misleading--show at the United
Nations, The Washington Post published
several articles that quoted technical
experts taking issue with his Powell's
pronouncements. Miller was not wrong because
everybody was wrong."

FBI, eager for talent, weighs
hiring former pot smokers

Arrests for marijuana hit 771,605 last year,
more than for all violent crimes combined,
FBI figures released last week show. Those
convicted may not qualify for entry to public
housing and could lose the right to
vote. About 41,000 students were disqualified
from federal student loans or grants during
the 2003-04 school year because of drug
convictions.
Miller testified in her second grand jury
appearance that it was during this June 23
meeting that she and Libby first discussed
Plame's CIA employment. Miller's notes of
that meeting contained the notation,
regarding Wilson, "Wife works in bureau?"

As National Journal reported on October 11,
Libby also did not disclose the June 23
meeting to investigators and the grand jury
until he was pressed on the issue.

Ironically, the information supplied by Libby
turned out to be incorrect. Instead of
working for the analytic unit of the CIA,
Plame actually worked for the agency's covert
side, the directorate of operations.

The Report They Forgot

From our November issue: The Fitzgerald probe
reminds us: Whatever happened to Pat Roberts'
Phase II intelligence report?

In February 2004, the Senate Select
Intelligence Committee (SSCI) announced
that it had unanimously agreed to expand
its investigation of prewar Iraq intelligence
from focus on intelligence community blunders
and into the more controversial area of
“whether intelligence was exaggerated or
misused” by U.S. government officials.
The committee’s ranking Democrat, Jay
Rockefeller, struck the agreement with
Chairman Pat Roberts -- provided, Roberts
insisted, that the probe into policy-
makers’ activities wait until after
the presidential election.
October 19, 2005

White House Defense Crumbling in Leak Case

October 20, 2005

Sorry, Judy... Everybody
Didn't Get it Wrong on WMD

October 21, 2005

Bush Calls Recent Woes 'Background Noise'

October 20, 2005
On no issue is the JINSA/CSP hard line more
evident than in its relentless campaign for
war--not just with Iraq, but "total war," as
Michael Ledeen, one of the most influential
JINSAns in Washington, put it last year. For
this crew, "regime change" by any means
necessary in Iraq, Iran, Syria, Saudi Arabia
and the Palestinian Authority is an urgent
imperative.

Rove Told Jury Libby May Have
Been His Source In Leak Case

Top Aides Talked Before Plame's
Name Was Public -October 20, 2005

Rice Suggests Iraq War Resolution
Could Allow For War Against Syria

Rove Told Jury Libby May Have
Been His Source In Leak Case

Top Aides Talked Before
Plame's Name Was Public
October 20, 2005
These two men are experts on rendition: one
invented it, the other has seen its full
horrors

Security for whose sake?

The U.S. government's post-9/11 effort to
make citizens more "secure" has had some
frighteningly destructive consequences.
One of the most egregious examples is
the government's prosecution--using new
departmental powers of Homeland Security
and the PATRIOT Act--of Thomas C. Butler,
a distinguished scientist and doctor.

85-Year-Old Seattle Woman Recruited By Marines

October 13, 2005

Niger Yellowcake and The
Man Who Forged Too Much

July 22, 2005

Bush whacked Rove on CIA leak

"Bush did not feel misled so much by Karl and
others as believing that they handled it in a
ham-handed and bush-league way," the source
said.
It wasn't what you did, it was that you got
caught, and I'd already promised to fire you...
Officials from the CIA, the Defense
Intelligence Agency and the Pentagon say
they have no idea what New York Times
reporter Judith Miller was talking about
in her published claim over the weekend
that she was given a "security clearance"

Rice won’t rule out troops in Iraq in 10 years

Secretary testifies before senators seeking
more specifics about war -October 19, 2005

The New Defense: Bush Knew, But Was
Mad At How Clumsy The Attacks Were

The New York Daily News has another
eye-opener today, when it reports that
Bush scolded Karl Rove two years ago
about how clumsy Rove and others were
in their campaign to discredit Joe
Wilson.
WTF?
October 19, 2005

Novak on the Plame leak:
a pattern of contradictions

Niger Uranium Forgery Mystery Solved?

The Fitzgerald/Plame investigation goes
in a new direction -by Justin Raimondo
October 19, 2005

Hussein Faces Tribunal Today In
First Trial for Actions in Iraq

If convicted, all could face death by
hanging. Under one of the revisions approved
by the Iraqi parliament but not yet formally
implemented, any sentence would be carried
out within 30 days of a final appeal
decision. That means Hussein might never be
tried for other crimes of which he has been
accused, including the campaign against the
Kurds that killed at least 180,000, the
deadly suppression of Shiite uprisings in
southern Iraq following the 1991 Persian Gulf
War and the invasion of Kuwait.
October 19, 2005

Terror Threat Ties Up Baltimore Tunnels

Midday Traffic Disruption Follows Warning
Received From Overseas Informant
According to two law enforcement sources,
authorities were acting on information that
six Egyptian or foreign terrorists were to
receive bomb-making materials by ship,
assemble them and load them onto vehicles to
be detonated in one or both tunnels.

Mayor Martin O'Malley (D) and Baltimore
Police Commissioner Leonard D. Hamm said they
learned of the tunnel closure from the news
media -October 19, 2005

Hussein Pleads Not Guilty to Charges

October 19, 2005

DeLay Will Likely Be Booked This Week

Rep. Tom DeLay will likely be booked in a
Texas county jail this week despite attempts
by his attorneys to bypass the fingerprinting
and mug shot process. -October 17, 2005

Jury rejects convict's prison rape lawsuit

October 18, 2005

Pravda

March 11, 2005

Secret Code in Color Printers
Lets Government Track You

San Francisco – A research team led by the
Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) recently
broke the code behind tiny tracking dots that
some color laser printers secretly hide in
every document.

The U.S. Secret Service admitted that the
tracking information is part of a deal struck
with selected color laser printer
manufacturers, ostensibly to identify
counterfeiters. However, the nature of the
private information encoded in each document
was not previously known. -October 17, 2005

Bush Seeks to Alter Global Nuclear Pact

In their public statements and background
briefings in recent days, Bush's aides have
acknowledged that Iran appears to have the
right - on paper, at least - to enrich
uranium to produce electric power. But Bush
has managed to convince his reluctant
European allies that the only acceptable
outcome of their negotiations with Iran is
that it give up that right.

Treasongate: A Flame-ing Lie, It Seems

'What was she going to say in that article -
"A source I can't recall (and a former Hill
staffer) said that Valerie Plame works in the
CIA"?' -October 16, 2005

Ex-Analyst Faces New Federal Charges

An Eastern Panhandle man is accused of
keeping classified documents in his home.
Lawrence Anthony Franklin, 58, who already
has been accused of illegally disclosing
military secrets, now is facing charges for
unlawfully housing 83 top-secret or
classified federal government documents at
his Kearneysville home.
Of the 83 documents, approximately 38 were
classified as top secret, 37 were considered
secret and eight were classified as
confidential. -May 26, 2005

Queries over huge yes vote

Election officials say that under those
standards voting procedures should be
re-examined any time a candidate or a
ballot question received more than 90
per cent of the vote. -October 19, 2005

Bush Refuses to Discuss CIA Leak Probe

With the CIA leak investigation nearing an
end, President Bush on Monday declined to
say whether he would remove an aide under
indictment. -October 17, 2005

CIA leak probe 'widening to
include use of intelligence'

October 17, 2005

Curious numbers in Ninevah

"What’s truly eyebrow-raising is that the
number of constitutional “yes” votes
— 326,774 — is more than the total
increase in votes over January’s
turnout. That suggests that not only did all
of the Sunnis in Ninevah province, who
largely boycotted the January elections turn
out, but that they all voted for the
constitution." -October 17, 2005
TREASONGATE: The Controlling Law - Big
Trouble For The White House Staff.
July 28, 2005
TREASONGATE: The Controlling Law, Part 2:
THE DEATH PENALTY, 18 USC 794 and the shift
from GWOT to GSAVE -August 05, 2005

Army's Top Abuse Cop Kills Himself in Iraq

Captain's body is found at barracks
October 17, 2005
Military police chief found dead
October 16, 2005
'I was pleased to see that the Sunnis have
participated in the process," Bush
said. 'The idea of deciding to go into a
ballot box is a positive development.'

Iraq's Electoral Commission announced that
numbers from most provinces ''were unusually
high according to the international
standards" and so would ''require us to
recheck, compare, and audit them." The
commission said it would take random samples
from some ballot boxes to check the results.
After meeting with six families whose loved
ones have served in Iraq, Governor Mitt
Romney said yesterday that the United States
had invaded the country based on ''faulty
intelligence." But he refused to press
President Bush to bring home the state's
National Guard. -October 18, 2005

"White House Ignored CIA Warnings on Iraq

Postwar Projections "had little or no
impact on policy deliberations"
Declassified Kerr Report Available on
National Security Archive Website
October 13, 2005

Miers speeches backed
stronger executive branch

October 18, 2005

CIA Leak Probe 'Widening to
Include Use of Intelligence'

October 17, 2005

Judy Miller - Obstruction of Justice

October 15, 2005

Treasongate: Miss Run Amok - Arthur
Sulzberger Jr.'s and Tom Friedman's Idea
of a Great Journalist

October 17, 2005

Bush demands nurses release

The nurses were sentenced to death last
year in Libya after being convicted of
deliberately spreading the AIDS virus
to children. -October 18, 2005

US strikes militants
as Iraq counts vote

Iyad al-Dulaimi, a doctor at Ramadi general
hospital, told Reuters the hospital had
received 20 civilian bodies since
U.S. operations in the city began on Friday.

The U.S. military statement said all attacks
"were timed and executed in a manner to
reduce the possibility of collateral damage"
and that it had no reports of any civilian
casualties. -October 17, 2005

Absurd level of election
fraud in Iraq - Juan Cole

October 17, 2005

Dobson and Miers: The Other Shoe Drops

In a column posted early Monday in the WSJ
Opinion Journal, John Fund quotes from notes
from a conference call Dobson participated in
in which two judges close to Miers assured
him that they had spoken with her about Roe
v. Wade and that she had indicated she would
vote to overturn it.
-October 16, 2005

Cheney May Be Entangled in CIA
Leak Investigation, People Say


There's no indication Fitzgerald is
considering criminal charges against the
vice president, who gave unsworn testimony
to investigators last year.
October 17, 2005

Bush to Blair: First Iraq, then Saudi

The US President told Tony Blair, in a secret
telephone conversation in January 2003 that
he "wanted to go beyond Iraq".

An alternative view is that the mention
of Saudi Arabia indicates that the true
objectives were not related exclusively
to WMD. -October 16, 2005
Very little has been written about the White
House Iraq Group, or WHIG, and only one
newspaper article or two have mentioned it in
passing reporting that it had been set up by
Andrew Card, the White House chief of staff,
said the article in the newspaper's opinion
page.

The group had eight members, including Karl
Rove, the top political adviser to President
George W. Bush, I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby,
Vice President Dick Cheney's chief of staff,
and then presidential security adviser
Condoleezza Rice and others, and its mission
was to market a war in Iraq.

Rice enlists support for
Syria, Iran showdowns

October 16, 2005
More than 1,000 Massachusetts and Rhode
Island residents evacuated flooded homes
yesterday as torrential rains swamped roads,
pushed rivers to flood levels, stressed
bridges and dams, and sparked fears of more
damage as waters continue to rise.
October 16, 2005

CIA leak prosecutor asked
about any Cheney role

October 15, 2005
Two homemade bombs placed in garbage bins and
detonated three minutes apart killed four
people and injured more than 80 in
Khuzestan's capital Ahvaz on Saturday.

The British Embassy in Tehran issued a
statement on Sunday condemning the blasts.

"There has been speculation in the past about
alleged British involvement in Khuzestan,"
the statement said.

"We reject these allegations. Any linkage
between the British Government and these
terrorist outrages is certainly without
foundation," it said."
October 15, 2005

US troops 'starve Iraqi citizens'

October 15, 2005
This Day In History
Vietnam War
1965 First draft card burned
October 15

Miers Briefed Bush on Bin Laden PDB, But Papers
Handle Photo From That Day Quite Differently

October 04, 2005

Letter to Zarqawi:
A Shiite Forgery?

October 14, 2005

ABC's use of college interns for
investigation angers colleges

October 13, 2005

Baghdad Blackout Caused by Sabotage

Thatcher reveals her doubts
over basis for Iraq war


Although Mr Blair condemned Saddam's record
in the build-up to the war, he did not
advocate "regime change" because that would
have been illegal. -October 14, 2005

Why an exotic fruit is the world's
only weapon against bird flu

Only star anise grown in the four provinces
of China is suitable for manufacture into
Tamiflu and 90 per cent of the harvest is
already used by Roche.
The company has faced demands to relax the
patent on the drug to allow other
manufacturers to produce it.
October 15, 2005

Repair U.S. image, ad chief says

He tells government, business officials that
anti-American sentiment will carry a price
Oct 14, 2005

Nearly Half of Americans Cite
'Too Little' Environment Regulation

October 13, 2005

Rove Testifies Fourth Time on CIA Leak

October 14, 2005

Aura of fear pervades Thai media

If Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra had
hoped, as critics suggested, to scare
Thailand's journalists by filing libel
lawsuits that seek more than $12 million in
damages from a media group owner and his
partner, he has at least partially succeeded.
October 5, 2005



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