Penalty for crossing an Al Qaeda boss? A nasty memo — Mohammed Atef, left, sits with Osama bin Laden, right, and Bin Laden's son Mohammed in early 2001. Documents show Al Qaeda's obsession with paperwork. — Recently declassified documents reveal a little-known side of the network …
FBI home mortgage probe now targets 19 firms The FBI's probe of potential fraud in the U.S. home mortgage industry now encompasses 19 companies, up from 17 a month ago, agency director Robert Mueller told Congress on Wednesday.
Ahmadinejad: 9/11 'suspect event' Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has described the 9/11 attacks on the Twin Towers in New York as a "suspect event" and queried the death toll. Four or five years ago a suspect event took place in New York," President Ahmadinejad said. "Under this pretext they [the United States] attacked Afghanistan and Iraq and since then a million people have been killed only in Iraq," he said in the speech broadcast on state-run television.
Mistrial declared again in U.S. terrorism case A U.S. judge declared a mistrial on Wednesday for six men accused of joining forces with al Qaeda [al-CIAduh] to blow up the Sears Tower in Chicago as part of an Islamic jihad against the United States. It was the second mistrial declared by U.S. District Court Judge Joan Lenard in the case involving the men from Miami's impoverished Liberty City neighborhood.
No signs of Qaeda at U.S.-Mexican border: official Authorities have seen no signs of al Qaeda [al-CIAduh] trying to insert operatives into the United States from Mexico, but the militant group has considered doing so, a U.S. intelligence official said on Friday.
Lieberman willing to star at Republican convention Sen. Joe LieberBush (R-Israel), is leaving open the possibility of giving a keynote address on behalf of Sen. John McCain (Ariz.) at the Republican National Convention in September.
Big Tax Breaks for Businesses in Housing Bill --Bush's corpora-terrorist cronies get tax breaks of $6 billion through 2018 The tax provisions of the Foreclosure Prevention Act, which consumer groups and labor leaders say amount to government handouts to big business, show how the credit crisis, while rattling the housing and financial markets, has created beneficiaries in the power corridors of Washington. "The Senate legislation gave corporations and Wall Street billions in tax breaks," Terence M. O’Sullivan, the president of the Laborers International Union of North America, said at a news conference on Tuesday to denounce the bill. "If anything, this multibillion-dollar windfall will make things worse," he continued.
2 comments:
Now the President of Iran isn't the only World Leader saying the 9/11 attack wasn't all it's said to be. Americans don't want to know the truth even when clear evidence shows the US and Saudis knew in advance of the attack. When the truth comes out Americans will have to face the fact we were lied to and the Media reported the lies. China already made the same speech.
Lieberman is a Republican and has been since he won office. It's no surprise that he would publicly join his party. He made the voters of Connecticut look like fools as get got the Democratic votes by openly lying.
SPB I had a question. Now we see the companies cutting pensions and retirement funds plus medical funds. Yet none of the Law Makers have any problem keeping their retirement pensions or health care funds. Just a thought that maybe our Law Makers could be asked.
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