"The Pentagon has been keeping a database of antiwar activists. Worse, it's been labeling them as 'potential terrorists'."New York Times:Internal
military documents released Thursday provided new details about the
Defense Department's collection of information on...
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"The U.S. contines to refuse to consider handing over control of the Internet to a UN style body like the International Telecommunications Union, because it might be too slow to implement rules and technology. Well that's the excuse, the reality is of course the Americans...
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Sometimes you have to look back over the past and ask some difficult questions. It's not easy to do, when the world moves blindingly fast, and my memory is not what it used to be.Yes, the world is moving fast and...
" Wendy Shanker was passing through security at the St. Louis airport Friday when the X-ray machine detected a potential weapon inside her carry-on bag. A screener dug into the satchel and found a pair of scissors...
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"Senate Judiciary Chairman Arlen Specter said he might ask Majority
Leader Bill Frist to take legislation on the National Security Agency's
warrantless surveillance program straight to the Senate floor after
opponents on Thursday again blocked the panel from voting on...
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"Ok. Here's the thing -- nobody really likes George W. Bush anymore. A Diageo/Hotline poll taken 8/17-8/20 found that 39% of respondents had a favorable opinion of the president, 55% unfavorable and -- a stat I just love -- 1% claim to never even have heard of him. 64.41%...
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McCollum wrote an 8 point memo on how to force Japan into war with US.
The next day FDR began to put these 8 points into effect. FDR knew
about the Pearl Harbor attack in advance. He failed to warn the
Hawaiian commanders. He had false information sent to Hawaii about...
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""BALTIMORE -- Following reports that Baltimore peace groups
have been targets of illegal spying, the American Civil Liberties Union
of Maryland today filed public information requests with federal and
state authorities. The ACLU said it is concerned that the...
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"U.S. Sen. Russ Feingold, D-Wis., spoke about the Iraq war and even his
long-rumored run for the White House next year during a Dane County
town hall-style forum on Monday.During the meeting at the Boys
and Girls Club of Dane County in Fitchburg, the Iraq issue dominated
the...
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"The Bush Administration was dealt a major setback thursday when a
federal judge ruled the National Security Agency's warrantless
wiretapping unconstitutional. The Justice Dept. is appealing the
decision. Associated Press reports:"We
have confidence in the lawfulness of this...
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"WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House "couldn't disagree more" with a federal judge's order on Thursday to halt the National Security Agency's program of domestic eavesdropping.
White House spokesman Tony Snow said the Bush administration's "Terrorist Surveillance Program"...
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"The compromise between liberty and security remains a difficult one," Walker said. "But dismissing this case at the outset would sacrifice liberty for no apparent enhancement of security."
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President Bush prevented an investigation earlier this year by Justice Department ethics lawyers of his warrantless domestic spying program, Attorney General Alberto Gonzales testified on Tuesday.
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"According to research by Fuchs, lawyers in the Bush administration have invoked the state secrets privilege in at least 23 cases since 2000, more than any previous administration since the privilege was crafted in a 1953 Supreme Court case. In each case where there has been...
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