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    We had just emailed the link to our interview discussing the ‘real’ history of Afghanistan on Sibel Edmond’s boilingfrogspost.

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    Protesters Rally Against Al Gore’s Message

    A heated evening in downtown Portland brought out both sides of the global warming issue Wednesday.

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    McGill anti-abortion student club suspended

    An anti-abortion club has had its campus rights suspended by McGill University’s student body council.

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    Santa Wants Priority For H1N1 Vaccine

    Santa wants to be first in line for the H1N1 vaccine.

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    NBC’s ObamaVision: ‘Law and Order’ — ‘This Is Why We Need Health-Care Reform’

    NBC’s “Law and Order” is in its 20th season. The economy is weak, so they have devolved to converting White House talking points into weekly shows.

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    CNN Poll: Majority of adult Americans don’t want H1N1 flu shot

    More than half of all adult Americans say they don’t want to get the H1N1 flu vaccine, according to a new national poll.

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    NSA Is Giving Microsoft Some Help On Windows 7 Security

    The National Security Agency has been working with Microsoft Corp. to help improve security measures for its new Windows 7 operating system, a senior NSA official said on Tuesday.

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    FDA openly allows criminally-convicted doctors, researchers to keep working on pharmaceuticals and clinical trials

    The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) recently released a report indicting the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for allowing health professionals convicted of crimes to perform research for the agency and to supervise patients’ safety during clinical trials.

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    Online fight against Obama – thousands join

    An online game oriented against Obama’s administration has become a handy tool for opponents of the US president.

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    Sawasya: Israel uses Palestinian prisoners as guinea pigs to test drugs

    Sawasya center for human rights stated Monday that Israel uses Palestinian prisoners as guinea pigs without their consent to test the efficacy of new drugs manufactured by its health ministry on their bodies.

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    Military On The Streets of Monterey California

    I found the military doing traffic control at the Run Forrest Run 5K Race on Cannery Row in Monterey, California.

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    Arkansas cop uses Taser on 10-year-old girl

    It was an encounter one Ozark 10-year-old will likely never forget.

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    I Fought the Law. . . And I Won

    We often forget that the power wielded by government exists only because there are those willing to carry out its orders. The “Government” is not an Artificial Intelligence that exists in a science fiction movie.

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    Big Brother quiz for new school parents: Officials launch 83-point probe into families’ lives

    Parents of five-year-olds starting school have been sent an 83-point questionnaire that probes personal details of their lives.

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    Lesbians parents better at raising children

    Lesbians make better parents than conventional couples, according to a director of the government’s parenting academy.

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    Phthalate warning: Medications contain chemicals that “feminize” unborn baby boys

    In a bombshell finding that has far-reaching implications for society and culture, scientists at the University of Rochester have found that phthalates — the chemical found in many vinyl and plastic products — tends to “feminize” boys, altering their brains to express more feminine characteristics. The study has been published in the Journal of Andrology.

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    UK children ‘trafficked for sex’

    Children as young as 10 are being moved around the UK to be sexually exploited at parties organised by paedophiles, a charity says.

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    UK.gov hoovers up data on five-year-olds

    The government obsession with collecting data has now extended to five-year-olds, as local Community Health Services get ready to arm-twist parents into revealing the most intimate details of their own and their child’s personal, behavioural and eating habits.

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    CNN reporter detained in Shanghai over Obama-Mao T-shirt

    A CNN correspondent said Monday she was detained by Chinese security guards in Shanghai for two hours for displaying a T-shirt on camera depicting US President Barack Obama as Mao Zedong.

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    Health and safety snoops to enter family homes

    Health and safety inspectors are to be given unprecedented access to family homes to ensure that parents are protecting their children from household accidents.

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    100 new militia groups since Obama elected; watchdog alarmed

    Some 100 new militia groups have formed since the election of President Barack Obama, says the Southern Poverty Law Center.

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    Death from Swine Flu Vaccine under Investigation

    According to the German press agency (Deutsche Presse Agentur), a man from the German Federal State of Thuringia has died following a innoculation for the Swine Flu.

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    Farmers, Ranchers Fighting Back Against FDA Tyranny Over Animal Farms

    A bill that would grant the FDA expanded authority to inspect farms has come under fire from ranchers and farmers concerned about increased government interference in their operations.

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    UK seeking new world order by Afghan war

    Despite reports of the UK’s plan for peace talks with the Taliban, Premier Gordon Brown defends Britain’s military involvement in the Afghan war, saying his country must play a full role in ‘changing the world’.

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    US blocks release of Iraq, Afghanistan torture photos

    US Secretary of Defense Robert Gates has blocked the release of new photographs showing prisoners in Afghanistan and Iraq being abused by their Americans captors.

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    Medical Doctor Retracts H1N1 Vaccine Advice After Reading Insert

    The following video highlights a retraction made by a medical doctor, Dr. Roby Mitchell, after he initially advised a group of nurses to take the H1N1 Swine Flu vaccine.

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    Britain’s Abu Ghraib: Did Britain collude with US in abuse of Iraqis?

    Claims that British soldiers recreated the torture conditions of Abu Ghraib to commit the sexual and physical abuse of Iraqi civilians are being investigated by the Ministry of Defence.

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    The Global Oil Scam: 50 Times Bigger than Madoff

    $2.5 Trillion – That’s the size of the global oil scam. Where is the outrage? Where are the investigations?

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    Google’s Street View service taken to court by Switzerland’s privacy watchdog

    Google’s quest to map and photograph the entire world has been stopped in its tracks by a country not usually associated with confrontation.

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    Cap And Trade Ruse In The Offing?

    Politico.com today quotes a Democrat lobbyist who says that cap and trade is on the “back burner” until next year. This story has been picked up by numerous other outlets, creating the impression that we do not need to worry about this nightmare legislation passing the Senate until 2010.

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    Environmentalist: “The industrial economy needs to be stopped”

    He was there in the BMU Auditorium to deliver a two-hour lecture reiterating and elaborating upon the 20 premises of Endgame, starting with Premise One: “Civilization is not and can never be sustainable. This is especially true for industrial civilization.”

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    School Safety: ‘Zero Tolerance’ Policies Common Sense?

    Eighth-graders Cassandra and Aliyah Russell of Chicago never imagined they’d be arrested in their school cafeteria, much less for throwing food.

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    NBC Kicks Off Annual ‘Green Week’ with Primetime Climate Hype

    Three years ago, NBC launched a holiday tradition of environmental awareness. It kicked off its “Green Week” by turning off the lights during a Sunday sports broadcast (as if turning of studio lights for one minute could mitigate three hours of blazing stadium lights).

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    Chemical restraints killing dementia patients

    As many as many as 144,000 people suffering from dementia are being given anti-psychotic drugs unnecessarily, according to a review ordered by the Department of Health.

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    Airport rules changed after Ron Paul aide detained

    An angry aide to Rep. Ron Paul, an iPhone and $4,700 in cash have forced the Transportation Security Administration to quietly issue two new rules telling its airport screeners they can only conduct searches related to airplane safety.

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    Why Switzerland Is Still Free and America Is Not

    The American Time magazine article headline asks, “Will Switzerland Vote to Ban Minarets on Mosques?”

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    Citizen snoopers recruited to spy on Londoners

    A London council is recruiting 2,000 residents to report on their neighbours and join a growing network of “citizen snoopers” in the capital.

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    Deputies Hold Boy Who Fled Flu Shot

    It took the strength of two sheriff’s deputies to keep a middle schooler still enough to receive a shot of the swine flu, or H1N1, vaccine at a recent clinic.

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    Playing with weather stirs debate in China

    Chinese scientists artificially induced the second major snowstorm to wreak havoc in Beijing this season, state media said, reigniting debate over the practice of tinkering with Mother Nature.

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    State to ’spy’ on every phone call, email and web search

    Every phone call, text message, email and website visit made by private citizens is to be stored for a year and will be available for monitoring by government bodies.

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    Sen. Kerry promises draft of climate rules for Copenhagen

    The US Senate will complete the framework of climate change legislation before next month’s high-stakes summit in Copenhagen, Senator John Kerry promised UN chief Ban Ki-moon on Tuesday.

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    Grandfather arrested at dawn and held in a police cell for SIX hours for swearing once at council official

    A grandfather was arrested at dawn and held in a police cell for six hours for using a single swear-word in front of a council official.

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    DNA of innocent still to be retained for six years

    Innocent people, including thousands of teenagers, will still have their DNA profile kept on a national database for up to six years, the Government will announce.

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    Pupils terrified after arriving at school to bloody crime scene… which was lesson on ‘problem solving’

    Returning after the half-term break, the boys and girls at Foxhill Primary were shocked to find their school had been the subject of a violent break-in.

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    Police want to “peek around” homes in Mariam search

    Toronto Police are stepping up their search for missing teen Mariam Makhniashvili by visiting 6,000 Forest Hill homes and asking for permission to have a look around inside.

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    Big Brother plan to log all texts and internet searches on hold… until after the election

    Labour’s plans to build Big Brother databases of everyone’s phone calls, text messages and internet activity have been put on hold.

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    Police report pregnant woman to social services over half-decorated home

    A pregnant woman who invited a policewoman into her half- decorated home ended up being reported to social workers for being a potentially unfit mother.

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    Government impose ‘carbon capture levy’ to fund coal-fired power plants

    Families will pay a new levy on electricity bills for at least the next 20 years to fund technology designed to capture the carbon from coal-fired power stations.

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    University student fined £80 for dropping matchstick on Oxford pavement

    Oxford University student Demetrios Samouris, right, is confronted by Oxford environmental enforcement officer Natalie Hughes, left, and fined £80 for dropping a matchstick on the pavement while shopping with his girlfriend.

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    Harman declares war on middle classes with plans for higher council and capital gains tax

    Harriet Harman is preparing to squeeze the middle class in a bid to reduce inequality in plans due to be hammered out before the next election, it emerged today.

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