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April 13, 2007
"Suicide bombings" are a daily occurrence in Iraq, and are the major propaganda tool used by the US government and its mainstream media to convince the world that there is still some "freedom and Democracy" work to be done by US troops in Iraq. But what if they are a cover for something else?
Read this excerpt from a news report from July 2006:
Violence may bring partition of Baghdad UK Telegraph 22/07/2006
Iraq’s politicians [i.e. Pentagon and Israeli officials] (…)

Voice of the White House April 12, 2007 TBR News.org – April 12, 2007
“I have two subject to deal with today. The first is the completely disastrous military situation in Iraq and the second deals with deliberately poisoned food in the United States. In the first matter, it will soon be public that Bush is going to extend the tours of duty for troops to 15 months or, with some clever interpretation of the rules, to 20 months.
In addition to these draconian measures, be advised that a (…)

In a continuing effort to erode the 1994 DSHEA Act the FDA is in the process of taking comments about draft regulations governing alternative and complementary health practices.
They include in their guidance that vegetable juice used to treat a medical condition is subject to regulation as a drug. VEGETABLE JUICE? Energy medicine would also be regulated if the practioner uses devises. So they are going to regulate divining rods, crystals, pendulums, etc, (they omitted mentioning the exact (…)

When British marines were captured by the Iranians, we were told they were in Iraqi waters, as though that was completely natural. Several thousand miles from their own country, sailing an area subject to border dispute, their captain having told British TV that they might be picking up intelligence about Iran; nothing unusual there. Especially for an arrogant former imperial power reduced to snuggling up to the USA and acting as its junior partner in arousing hatred for the western world. (…)

By Sébastien Crépel
He has occupied every post on the political right. Today, his rebellious tone helps him hold his own when faced with a UMP (Union for a Popular Movement) converted to his same Euro-liberalism.
Francois Bayrou is the archetypal man of the same ‘system’ that he is denouncing; even more so of the UMP-ex-RPR-UDF majority that governed France for nearly 20 years starting in 1974, for which he was local counselor, deputy, and minister. Originally a protégé of Jean Lecanuet, (…)

By Jean-Paul Piérot
The lesson under Villepin and Sarkozy was bitter enough. But why on earth did Azouz Begag join the team in the first place? And why must he now bind himself to Bayrou, Villepin’s "centre-right " (right-wing)challenger?
The team he joined was a nest of vipers. His entry into Villepin’s government in 2005 surprised many, even beyond the circle of his friends. That he, a Beur (1), son of Algerian immigrants who grew up on a rundown suburban estate near Lyon and made a (…)

By Danik Ibraheem Zandwonis Caribbean Net News Guadeloupe Correspondent
POINT A PITRE, Guadeloupe: The campaign for France’s presidential elections, which has been just completed in Guadeloupe, has not caught the attention of the voters. In spite of the visits of presidential candidates and of an important media group, the inhabitants of Guadeloupe seemed rather indifferent to the different programmes.
Surveys and abstention.
What is new this year? The surveys by Qualistat Institute in (…)

BAGHDAD, 12 April 2007 (IRIN) - BAGHDAD, 12 April 2007 (IRIN) - All three of Saleh Rabia’a’s children have been killed in different incidents since the US-led invasion of Iraq began in 2003. As a result, his wife Samya developed mental problems. Living alone since Samya was taken to a mental hospital, 34-year-old Rabia’a, an engineer, is struggling to control his emotions and keep his own sanity.
"I never imagined that the violence would come to my home. I’ve worked hard over the years to (…)

More false flag terror attacks prior to French presidential elections? Just days prior to the French presidential election which pits anti-North African Muslim conservative Nicolas Sarkozy, supported by the international neo-con clique, against a Socialist and centrist candidate, bombs have gone off in Algeria and Morocco. The attacks have been blamed on "Al Qaeda," the neo-cons’ favorite (and likely controlled) bogeyman.
Three car bomb attacks killed 33 people in Algiers. A group claiming (…)

A former director of the FBI has attacked MI5 for its "long and painful history" in Northern Ireland.
Louis Freeh told the Wall Street Journal that the spying agency’s operations in the province had been characterised by decades of "secrecy and non-transparency" and argued against a similar agency being established in the US.
This year MI5 - officially known as the Security Service and to be locally based in Holywood - will take over the lead role in intelligence gathering about national (…)