The Last Word on Terrorism
In an interview with Bloomberg earlier this month regarding the unfolding political unrest in Egypt, Henry Kissinger made at least one very telling statement:
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U.S. Agent’s Killing Hints at Drug-War Tensions
The dreaded phone call came in at the U.S. embassy during a baking-hot Mexico City afternoon on Feb. 15. Special agent Victor Avila reported that he and his partner were under attack after a dozen gunmen surrounded them on a central Mexican highway; both agents had taken hits, and Avila was watching scores of other shells bounce off their armor-plated Suburban.
Liberty Voice Podcast featuring Harlan Dietrich of Brave New Bookstore
Harlan 590 by 300 Episode #17: Featured Guest Harlan Dietrich Hosted By: John Bush and Jason Rink. Join us as we discuss….. House fails to renew key provisions of Patriot Act – Will it last? http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2011/02/08/AR2011020806345.html John Boehner – “I should be a member of the Tea Party” http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2670643/posts Napalitano says threat level highest ever! [...]
As BP Prepares To Evacuate Staff From A Burning Libya, Commodities Are Exploding
Is this one of those “who could have possibly seen it coming” moments? As events in Libya overnight spiralled out of control, with dozens if not hundreds killed, the parliament buildng in Tripoli on fire, and output at one of the country’s oil fields reported to have been stopped by a workers’ strike, BP has said it will soon begin evacuating some of its personnel from the 9th largest producer of oil.
Report: Libya air force bombs protesters heading for army base
Protesters take over office of two state-run satellite news channels, set central government building ablaze, as violence escalates on 7th day of protests.
American Held in Pakistan Worked for CIA, U.S. Officials Say .
WASHINGTON—The American detained in Pakistan in the killing of two armed men was working secretly in the country for the Central Intelligence Agency, U.S. officials say.
Bahrain protesters swarm square, police flee
(Reuters) – Anti-government protesters in Bahrain swarmed back into a symbolic square on Saturday, putting riot police to flight in a striking victory for their cause and confidently setting up camp for a protracted stay.
Capitol Chaos: Could Union Bill Be Passed Separately Tuesday?
MADISON – Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald says his chamber of the Wisconsin legislature will convene to pass non-spending bills and act on appointments on Tuesday even if minority Democrats remain out of state in an effort to block a vote on Governor Scott Walker’s budget repair bill.
US Gov. Software Creates ‘Fake People’ on Social Networks to Promote Propaganda
The US government is offering private intelligence companies contracts to create software to manage “fake people” on social media sites and create the illusion of consensus on controversial issues.
Prepare To Give Up All Private Data For Any Gold Purchase Over $100
Prepare To Give Up All Private Data For Any Gold Purchase Over $100
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