In the 2/23/10 edition of the Washington Times, in the "Inside The Beltway" section, there is a short, but remarkably balanced, article on Richard Gage's efforts and WTC controlled demolition: It begins:

"A lingering technical question about the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks still haunts some, and it has political implications: How did 200,000 tons of steel disintegrate and drop in 11 seconds? A thousand architects and engineers want to know, and are calling on Congress to order a new investigation into the destruction of the Twin Towers and Building 7 at the World Trade Center"...

Read the rest here.

February 10, 2010
Anyone Could be Next
The U.S. is Now a Police State

By PAUL CRAIG ROBERTS

Americans have been losing the protection of law for years. In the 21st century the loss of legal protections accelerated with the Bush administration’s “war on terror,” which continues under the Obama administration and is essentially a war on the Constitution and U.S. civil liberties.

The Bush regime was determined to vitiate habeas corpus in order to hold people indefinitely without bringing charges. The regime had acquired hundreds of prisoners by paying a bounty for “terrorists.” Afghan warlords and thugs responded to the financial incentive by grabbing unprotected people and selling them to the Americans.

The Bush regime needed to hold the prisoners without charges because it had no evidence against the people and did not want to admit that the U.S. government had stupidly paid warlords and thugs to kidnap innocent people. In addition, the Bush regime needed “terrorists” prisoners in order to prove that there was a terrorist threat.

To The Editor: "Treason in America: 9/11, The Wars and Our Broken Constitution." This true patriot conference in Valley Forge, Pa., opens March 6.

Among the speakers are FBI whistle blower and 2002 Time Magazine person of the year Colleen Rowley, "Able Danger" whistle blower Lt. Col. Anthony Shaffer, peace activist Cindy Sheehan, whose soldier son was murdered via George Bush lies, 9/11 victims' family members and many others.

Certain to be a highlight will be noted architect Richard Gage.

More:
http://www.blueridgenow.com/article/20100223/NEWS/100229946?Title=Someone-has-to-tell-the-truth

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Iran will run-out of medical isotopes within a month; leaving nearly 850,000 patients without a critical tool for their diagnosis and treatment. Iran’s government repeated their request to buy or swap fuel (previous acceptance here), even though they are legally authorized to produce their own. The US-proposed delay for Iran to receive the enriched fuel after a wait of up to one year would kill Iranians in need of the treatment.

You would think that a Nobel Peace Prize winning President would jump at this opportunity to save people’s lives and ensure peace by accepting either option the Iranian government has peacefully offered.

But instead, Mr. Obama sent his minions to reject Iran. Press Secretary Robert Gibbs:

"Time and patience is running out,” Iran will face “consequences,” and “they have no interest in building international confidence that their nuclear program is for peaceful means.”

Assistant Secretary of State Philip J. Crowley: