Alternative View 2006 - for john schou

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10.02.2006 X 1 Do we have to make citizens arrests of Bush & company? We have smoking gun
after smoking gun and the criminals in charge of our nation do nothing. It is quite
clear they are all (with few exceptions) in on the crimes
11.02.2006 X 1 As Recently As 1946, American Citizens Were Forced To Take Up Arms As
A Last Resort Against Corrupt Government Officials
11.02.2006 Libertyforum 1 According to the NSA no one in the US Congress is "cleared enough" to hear
reports from national security whistleblowers. [not a single] whistleblower has
to date been protected after disclosing information to the US Congress
12.02.2006 Independant 1 Once again, President George Bush finds himself in deep political trouble.
And, once again, he has chosen to invoke the spectre of a terrorist attack on
US soil ... It did not help matters that the President called it the "Liberty
Tower" instead of the Library Tower ... Scares since 9/11 {downloaded}
12.02.2006 Arctic Beacon 1 "Killing One Person Is Murder: Killing Thousands At 9/11 Is Domestic Policy":
This Bumper Sticker Slogan On Seattle Resident's Car Has Led To
MKULTRA Tactics Used Against Her
12.02.2006 Yahoo 1 White House Acknowledges Abramoff Photo - "Oh, THAT Jack Abramoff!"
15.02.2006 UPI 1 Whistleblower says NSA violations bigger - Russell D. Tice told the House Gov.
Reform Subcommittee on National Security, Emerging Threats and Int. Relations he
has concerns about a "special access" electronic surveillance program that he
characterized as far more wide-ranging than the warrentless wiretapping recently
exposed by the New York Times but he is forbidden from discussing the program
with Congress
16.02.2006 Raw Story 1 Documents show Maryland held election, primary on uncertified, illegal
Diebold voting machines
17.02.2006 Rense 1 In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, through a hastily arranged deal with
Carnival Cruise Lines, $236 million .. will flow to a tax exempt Israeli-founded
corp. registered in Panama. Before federal assistance even reached the
victims of Hurricane Katrina, Carnival Cruise Lines had received a profitable
deal to provide 3 ships to house evacuees
17.02.2006 Seattle Times 1 The resemblance grows [to] George Orwell's novel "1984," with every twisted
and evasive defense for the violation of American civil rights. Orwell might
have got the year wrong, but his nightmarish vision of a super-nation at
perpetual war, dominated by a government only concerned about control and
party preservation, could gain purchase in 2006
18.02.2006 Uruknet 1 Pentagon "scenarios" in the Middle East are currently limited to the use of tactical nuclear
weapons including the B-61-11 bunker buster bomb ... a thermonuclear bomb, a so-called
Nuclear Earth Penetrator [NEP]. It is a Weapon of Mass Destruction in the real sense of the
word ... Military documents distinguish between the NEP and the "mini-nuke" which are nuclear
weapons with a yield of less than 10 kilotons (2/3 of a Hiroshima bomb). The NEP can have a
yield of up to a 1000 kilotons
19.02.2006 Libertyforum 1 A shocking 37 million Americans [12,7%] live in poverty ... Under President
George W Bush an extra 5.4 million have slipped below the poverty line ...
Most have jobs. Many have two
20.02.2006 LA Times 1 A little-known board exists in the White House whose purpose is to ensure
that privacy and civil liberties are protected in the fight against terrorism.
Someday, it might actually meet ... the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight
Board was created by the intelligence overhaul that President Bush signed
into law in Dec. 2004 ... it exists only on paper
21.02.2006 NY Times 1 The restoration of classified status to more than 55,000 previously declassified pages began in
1999, when the CIA and 5 other agencies objected to what they saw as a hasty release of
sensitive information after a 1995 declassification order signed by President Bill Clinton. It
accelerated after the Bush administration took office ... because the reclassification program is
itself shrouded in secrecy — governed by a still-classified memorandum that prohibits the
National Archives even from saying which agencies are involved — it continued virtually without
outside notice until December
25.02.2006 X 1 A long-standing public records request for the release of Election 2004 database files created
by Diebold's voting system had been long delayed after several odd twists and turns, including
the revelation of a contract with the state claiming the information to be a "company secret." But
while it finally appeared as though the state had agreed to release the information, the state's
top Security Official has now -- at the last minute -- stepped in to deny the request. The grounds
for the denial: the release of the information poses a "security risk" to the state of Alaska
25.02.2006 X 1 A New York lawyer filed a $20 billion class-action lawsuit against Verizon last
week, charging that the company violated customer confidentiality in aiding
warrantless eavesdropping by a federal spy agency ... on behalf of all people
who have used Verizon facilities to communicate while the NSA program had
access to Verizon‘s databases