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August 2007
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Teamsters will ask courts to block Mexican truckers
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| The Teamsters Union said today it will ask a federal appeals courts to block the Bush administration’s plan to begin allowing Mexican trucks to carry cargo anywhere in the United States. The union said it has been told by officials in the U.S. Transportation Department’s Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration that the first Mexican trucks will be coming across the border on Saturday.
The Associated Press | Aug. 29, 2007 Read
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San Antonio developing NAFTA inland port
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| Union Pacific has announced plans to build a $90 million state-of-the-art 300-acre intermodal rail terminal alongside Interstate 35 in San Antonio, advancing the city's goal to establish itself as a NAFTA inland port.
By Jerome R. Corsi | WorldNetDaily.com | Aug. 28, 2007 Read
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Conservative Republicans Have Only One Choice In 2008
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| Let's cut to the chase: conservative Republicans have only one choice for President in 2008: Congressman Ron Paul of Texas. Unlike the GOP frontrunners, Paul is the real deal. No real conservative could support Rudy Giuliani, Mitt Romney, John McCain, Fred Thompson, or Newt Gingrich. When it comes to historic conservative principles, each of these men is as phony as a three dollar bill. That they are now attempting to cast themselves as conservatives is more than laughable: it is downright hilarious.
By Pastor Chuck Baldwin | NewsWithViews.com | Aug. 28, 2007 Read
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The Promise of Low Power FM
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| The movement to develop alternatives to mainstream corporate-owned radio got a boost recently with a bi-partisan congressional bill to expand low-power FM (LPFM), a class of frequencies devoted to non-commercial community groups.
By Michelle Chen | InTheseTimes.com | Aug. 28, 2007 Read
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U.S. under U.N. law in health emergency
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| The Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America summit in Canada released a plan that established U.N. law along with regulations by the World Trade Organization and World Health Organization as supreme over U.S. law and set the stage for militarizing the management of continental health emergencies.
By Jerome R. Corsi | WorldNetDaily.com | Aug. 28, 2007 Read
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Tuesday: 145 Iraqis Killed, 267 Wounded
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| As feared, violence broke out in Kerbala during a pilgrimage to a Shi’ite shrine. Local police have ordered the hundreds of thousands already gathered to leave the city and officially ended observances. Overall, at least 145 Iraqis were killed and 267 were wounded in incidents throughout the country. No foreign military deaths were reported, but a private security contractor from Belfast died from a landmine explosion in Alcoot on Sunday.
By Margaret Griffis | AntiWar.com | Aug. 28, 2007 Read
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The Killing of California Almonds (and why dead foods lead to dead people)
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| As NewsTarget reported earlier this year, the Almond Board of California (ABC) has decided that all almonds grown in that state must be pasteurized, irradiated or otherwise killed, even when they're labeled "raw." This is necessary, the ABC tells us, for "safety reasons." But who's safety? Certainly not the safety of the consumer, since dead or cooked nuts are far less nutritious than living, raw nuts.
By Mike Adams | NewsTarget.com | Aug. 22, 2007 Read
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Door Opens to Sweeping Coin Alloy Changes
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| Legislation just introduced in Congress as it recessed for its August summer break could be even more sweeping in its scope than the Coinage Act of 1965. Where the compositions of the dime, quarter and half dollar were primarily dealt with in 1965, the new legislation seems to promise to deal with every denomination, cent through dollar coin.
By David C. Harper | NumisMaster.com | Aug. 22, 2007 Read
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Mexican rigs ready to roll
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| The requirements for the U.S. Department of Transportation's Mexican Truck Demonstration Project have been met, and some 37 Mexican trucking companies have been approved to run their long-haul rigs through the U.S. starting as early as Sept. 1, according to a Mexican government report.
By Jerome R. Corsi | WorldNetDaily.com | Aug. 24, 2007 Read
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Paul Out to Slay The Creature from Jekyll Island
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| Opponents of the Federal Reserve often refer to it as the ‘Creature from Jekyll Island’, borrowing the name given to it by Edward Griffin, author of a book by the same title. Griffin, in ‘The Creature from Jekyll Island’ documents an organized and successful attempt to seize control over the U.S. monetary system by powerful American and European banking families.
USA Daily | Aug. 22, 2007 Read
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Pro-war group launches $15 million ad blitz
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| A new group, Freedom’s Watch, is launching Wednesday with a $15 million, five-week campaign of TV, radio and Web ads featuring military veterans that is aimed at retaining support in Congress for President Bush’s “surge” policy on Iraq.
By Mike Allen | Politico.com | Aug. 22, 2007 Read
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Wednesday: 15 GIs, 133 Iraqis Killed; 146 Iraqis Wounded
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| Today, 14 Task Force Lightning soldiers were killed when their Blackhawk helicopter crashed during a night operation in northern Iraq. Military authorities believe that mechanical failure caused the crash. Iraqis did not fare any better. In a separate incident, an MND-B soldier was killed and three more were wounded during combat operations in the capital. At least 133 Iraqis were killed and 146 more were wounded during various attacks.
By Margaret Griffis | AntiWar.com | Aug. 22, 2007 Read
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Police accused of using provocateurs at summit
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| Protesters are accusing police of using undercover agents to provoke violent confrontations at the North American leaders' summit in Montebello, Que. Such accusations have been made before after similar demonstrations but this time the alleged "agents " have been caught on camera.
Canadian Press | Aug. 21, 2007 Read
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CIA Missed Chances to Tackle al-Qaida
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| The CIA's top leaders failed to use their available powers, never developed a comprehensive plan to stop al-Qaida and missed crucial opportunities to thwart two hijackers in the run-up to Sept. 11, the agency's own watchdog concluded in a bruising report released Tuesday.
By Katherine Shrader | The Associated Press | Aug. 21, 2007 Read
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China to install sensors along NAFTA highway
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| Radio sensing stations to track traffic and cargo up and down the I-35 NAFTA Superhighway corridor are being installed by Communist China, operating through a port operator subsidiary of Hutchison Whampoa, in conjunction with Lockheed Martin and the North America's SuperCorridor Coalition, Inc.
By Jerome R. Corsi | WorldNetDaily.com | Aug. 18, 2007 Read
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Prices for key foods are rising sharply
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| The Labor Department's most recent inflation data showed that U.S. food prices rose by 4.2 percent for the 12 months ending in July, but a deeper look at the numbers reveals that the price of milk, eggs and other essentials in the American diet are actually rising by double digits.
By Kevin G. Hall | McClatchy | Aug. 14, 2007 Read
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