Alternative View 2006 - for john schou

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16.06.2006 Raw Story 1 The Safe Drinking Water Act makes it voluntary for plumbing companies to
comply with national standards. If your water is tainted with lead, there isn't
much you can do about it. The manufacturer probably won't be liable and
probably can't be suedThe Safe Drinking Water Act makes it voluntary for
plumbing companies to comply with national standards. If your water is
tainted with lead, there isn't much you can do about it. The manufacturer
probably won't be liable and probably can't be sued
18.06.2006 Boston Globe 1 Secrecy in court shuts out defense - Witnesses testified under assumed
names, the public was barred from the courtroom, and part of the hearing
was held in the judge's chambers, with defense lawyers shut out
19.06.2006 Raw Story 1 Federal contracts up 86% under Bush; Halliburton rises 600%
20.06.2006 X 1 In 2002, a bankrupt Bethlehem Steel stunned 100,000 workers with the news it would
no longer back their pensions ... a brutal year during which companies dropped
responsibility for 157 pension plans ... since [then] 467 companies have joined those
who can't -- or won't -- honor pledges to retirees
20.06.2006 Raw Story 1 According to the Int. Campaign to Ban Landmines, Pentagon is preparing for the
development of new types of antipersonnel landmines called "Spider."
21.06.2006 Raw Story 1 Merrill Apparently Shot Himself On the Bay – [the publisher] was found with a
small anchor tied around one or both ankles and what investigators believe
was a shotgun wound to the head, according to a source familiar with the
investigation. The [anonymous] source said Merrill had bought a shotgun in
21.06.2006 Global
Research
recent weeks
1 Congressman Charles Rangel (D-NY), introduced on 14.02.06 a bill ... "all persons in
the United States, including women, between the ages of 18 and 42 to perform a [two
year] period of military service or a period of civilian service in furtherance of the
national defense and homeland security, and for other purposes." [since then] There
has been a deafening silence [in US media]
23.06.2006 CBS 1 [2005] Japan spent $42 billion. Italy spent $28 billion, Russia spent only $19
billion. The United States spent $455 billion [on military] ... We have >10,000
nuclear weapons ... 1,155,000 enlisted
23.06.2006 LA Times 1 US gov, without the knowledge of many banks, has engaged for years in a
secret effort to track terrorist financing by accessing a vast database of
confidential information on transfers of money between banks worldwide ...
John Snow called it "regrettable" that the program had been made public.
"That can only help the terrorists"
23.06.2006 NY Times 1 White House vigorously defended a secret program of combing through a
vast international database containing banking transactions involving
thousands of Americans Cheney said the program was both legal and
necessary to deter terrorism
23.06.2006 NY Times 1 Bank Data Is Sifted by US in Secret to Block Terror {not revealed
as a consequence of any success!}
23.06.2006 Wash Post 1 Don Goldwater [said] he wanted to hold undocumented immigrants in camps
to use them "as labor in the construction of a wall and to clean the areas of
the Arizona desert that they're polluting"
24.06.2006 Telepolis 1 Die Bush-Regierung versucht, den Lauschangriff auf die int. Finanzdaten, des-sen
Aufdeckung sie nicht verhindern konnte, zu rechtfertigen, Legitimation, so die kaum
rechtsstaatliche Begründung der fürsorglichen Big-Brother-Regie-rung, ergebe sich
durch den Erfolg, aber auch der scheint nicht groß zu sein
25.06.2006 Guardian 1 Republican moderates are turning their backs on the neocons and defecting
to the enemy {Problem: that‘s what we want to believe}
25.06.2006 Canada 1 King, a New York Republican, said he would write Attorney General Alberto Gonzales
urging that the country's chief law enforcer "begin an investigation and prosecution of
the New York Times - the reporters, the editors and the publisher. "We're at war, and
for the Times to release information about secret operations and methods is
treasonous," King told AP - according to the U. S. Constitution, ONLY Congress can
declare war, which they did not do in the cases of the invasions of Iraq and
Afghanistan
25.06.2006 X 1 Bill would drop military aid ban against countries not signing ICC immunity
deals - Dropping the ban would allow officers from certain Latin America and
Caribbean countries to once again receive training in the US
27.06.2006 Telepolis 1 Die ohne richterliche Genehmigung erfolgte Durchsuchung von Datenbergen
über internationale Finanztransaktionen durch die CIA war spätestens Ende
2002 öffentlich bekannt, nur kümmerte sich damals in der Terrorhysterie
niemand darum