from prison planet: Alex Jones was featured on the Alan Colmes show In a segment called ‘Governments Do This’.

from salt lake tribune: Bush foreign policies play to the ‘rapture-and-Armageddon’ crowd… from raw story: What would happen if Iran sank a couple of American warships? Bush would find another megaphone and another telegenic pile

from alternet: More evidence that the U.S. government is justifying surveillance of political dissidence under the guise of monitoring “terrorism”… from ny daily news: The NYPD is installing 505 surveillance cameras around the city… that

everybody’s talking about him, but no one hear’s a word he’s saying… so for the past several days the charlie sheen interview has been gaining steam or ‘going viral.’ in an amazing move, cnn actually

more and more people in prominent positions are speaking out against this culture of war. people like charlie sheen, carlos santana, maria bello & paul haggis are doing interviews, throwing concerts & attending rallies. but

it was standing room only on sunday at the clinton street theater for an advanced screening of america: from freedom to fascism. the crowd stretched around the block for a movie that exposes the lies

from associated press: More and more people, particularly Republicans, disapprove of President Bush’s performance, question his character and no longer consider him a strong leader against terrorism…(read poll results here and brace yourself for what

aaron russo has won grammys, golden globes, tonys & emmys. he used to promote the dead, the who, janis & jefferson airplane. he even produced trading places. now he has a new documentary feature called

i just can’t wait to see what happens next… from associated press: The House renewed the USA Patriot Act in a cliffhanger vote Tuesday night, extending a centerpiece of the war on terrorism at President

from wikinews:iraq war increases likelihood of terrorism, says bbc poll from ny daily news:are we ready for ‘terrorist’ movies? from tennessean:surveillance = safety from alternet:”we, you know, bring up subjects.”