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  • Ex-MI6 chief likely to give evidence to Chilcot inquiry behind closed doors

    Crucial evidence to the Iraq inquiry by Sir Richard Dearlove, the head of MI6 at the time of the 2003 invasion, is likely to be heard in private.

  • Pentagon to Send More Special Forces Troops to Yemen

    The Pentagon is assigning more special forces personnel to Yemen as part of a broad push to speed the training of the country’s counterterror forces in the wake of the failed Christmas Day attack on a crowded U.S. airliner.

  • Authors of Bush torture memos to be cleared of misconduct

    The men who advised former President Bush to waterboard detainees and deprive them of sleep will be cleared of charges of professional misconduct by a Justice Department ethics report.

  • Thousands protest in Tokyo against U.S. military presence in Japan

    Thousands of protesters from across Japan marched today in Tokyo to protest against U.S. military presence on Okinawa, while a Cabinet minister said she would fight to get rid of a marine base Washington considers crucial.

  • Carbon Tax Forces Businesses To Turn Lights Off

    A new Government scheme to get businesses to cut their emissions could spell the end of the all-night bright lights of the local high street, the Environment Agency (EA) has predicted.

  • Under Obama in Afghanistan, US Conducts Night Raids, Runs Hidden Detention Centers

    By Anand Gopal for Alternet:
    Even if inherited from the Bush administration, the Afghan night raids, the accompanying killings are now after a year in office, Obama’s official policy.
    One quiet, wintry night last year in the eastern Afghan town of Khost, a young government employee named Ismatullah simply vanished. He had last been seen in […]

  • Professors Help U.S. Army With Social Media Networks Research

    By Molly Johnson for Indiana Daily Student:
    IU statistics professor Stanley Wasserman points at the map of the “Celebrity Twitter Ecosystem” from the New York Times that he has tacked to his bulletin board. “Networks are hot,” he says.
    Social networks, such as Facebook and Twitter, have pervaded almost every aspect of our society –they help us […]

  • Wolf Moon, Largest of 2010, Appears Tonight With Support By Mars

    For those of you not in a part of the world too cold (or too far) to go outside and take a look, today brings a rare appearance of the year’s largest full moon, with a bonus appearance by planet Mars, just to the left of the moon. This report from National Geographic:
    The biggest full […]

  • The Sharp Dressed Man Who Aided Mutallab Onto Flight 253 Was a U.S. Government Agent

    Kurt Haskell
    Prison Planet.com
    Saturday, January 30, 2010
    Please note that in the article that follows, I am not claiming that the U.S. Government knew Mutallab had a bomb or intended to hurt anyone on Flight 253 when the U.S. Government let him board.

    Umar Farouk Abulutallab.

    Since our flight landed on Christmas Day, Lori and I […]

  • The Truth About Flight 253 Has Been Revealed

    By Kurt Haskell on the Lori’s Liberal Realm blog:
    The Sharp Dressed Man Who Assisted Mutallab Onto Flight 253 Was A U.S. Government Agent
    Since our flight landed on Christmas Day, Lori and I have been doing everything in our power to uncover the truth about why we were almost blown up in the air over Detroit. […]

  • The Weird World of Occult America — How Mysticism Shaped Our Nation

    Alternet reviews Mitch Horowitz’s Occult America: The Secret History of How Mysticism Shaped Our Nation:
    If witch-burning Puritans are the original jocks of American history, then the mystics surrounding Johannes Kelpius are the first goths. While the rest of the British colonies were still dutifully worshipping their angry Christian god, Kelpius and his followers—who fled Austria […]

  • Was the Moon Created by a Nuclear Explosion on Earth?

    From the Daily Mail:
    How the Moon was created and came to orbit the Earth has long puzzled scientists.
    The most commonly held theory is that when the solar system was first formed, an object collided with Earth, knocking off a chunk of rock that fell into orbit around it.
    But now two scientists have come up with […]

  • Bachmann Cancels Tea Party Appearance

    From The Star Tribune:
    Rep. Michele Bachmann has become the latest high-profile conservative to bag the rapidly unraveling Tea Party Convention in Nashville next week.
    The Minnesota Republican, who has become something of a heroine of the Tea Party movement, decided Thursday morning that she is cancelling her appearance at the Gaylord Opryland Hotel next Friday, where […]

  • Solar Flare To Hit Earth in 2012

    Astro physicist Michio Kaku discusses the threat from solar flares.

  • What the Infowarriors are doing wrong

    Longer I do this, more clearly it has come.
    Infowarriors are NOT working for their own or anyone else’s best interest in their minds.
    Couple of pointers:

    One thing comes at the top every time I go through videos or other data: “People are thinking we’re nuts, they are not listening us..” This is something of a reoccuring […]

  • Bill, Melinda Gates Pledge $10 Billion for Vaccines

    Phil Serafino and Yuriy Humber
    Bloomberg
    Saturday, January 30th, 2010
    Bill and Melinda Gates said their foundation will commit $10 billion over the next decade to help develop vaccines for the world’s poorest countries, a project that may save the lives of 8.7 million children.
    The initiative aims to vaccinate 90 percent of children in developing nations, including new […]

  • Council snoopers question five-year-olds on home life

    Sophie Borland
    UK Daily Mail
    Saturday, January 30th, 2010
    Children as young as five are being told to fill in Big Brother-style forms which let councils snoop on intimate details about their home lives.
    The questions – which have been attacked as exploitative – ask about junk food, television habits, family time and even whether the youngsters ‘like themselves’.
    Results […]

  • Monsanto and Dow bring ‘Smartstax’ corn to you, like it or not

    Canadian Biotechnology Action Network
    Saturday, January 30th, 2010
    ‘SmartStax’: No Safety Assessment from Health CanadaWhat is SmartStax?

    CBAN has written to Health Canada to demand that:Codex Food Safety Guidelines can be downloaded here; pdf, 18 pages

    For More Information:
    On Regulation
    On SmartStax
    Summary: On July 15, 2009 Monsanto and Dow AgroSciences announced that they received approval to introduce their new […]

  • Unrepentant, unforgiven, Blair says: ‘I’d do it again’

    Philip Webster and David Brown
    London Times
    Saturday, January 30th, 2010
    Tony Blair was branded a murderer and liar last night after he ended his historic appearance before the Iraq inquiry with a blank refusal to voice regrets over toppling Saddam Hussein.
    After six hours in which the Chilcot inquiry team had largely failed to breach his defences, […]

  • China suspends military ties with US

    Press TV
    Saturday, January 30th, 2010
    China suspends military exchanges with the US and threatens to impose sanctions on US arms companies over a Washington decision to sell weapons to Taiwan.
    China’s Defense Ministry suspended military exchange visits with the US, saying the suspension was “in consideration of the serious harm and impacts [of the 6.4-billion-dollar US-Taiwan arms […]