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Sunday, September 17, 2006 The One Truth That 9/11 Deniers Won't Face The 9/11 denial movement has enjoyed a measure of success in recent months in gaining national attention. We have seen them on CNN, heard them on radio shows, and their books and websites abound. These conspiracy theorists are eager to confront and deny any truth about the 9/11 tragedies. All except for one. No 9/11 denier is willing to face or admit this truth: They want 9/11 to have been a government conspiracy rather than a terrorist attack. I do not make such a statement casually. It is based extensive interactions with many 9/11 deniers over several months. I have participated in several Inter…

Is this what they mean by "Muslim tolerance'? By PETER HITCHENS, The Mail on Sunday Last updated at 22:33pm on 16th September 2006 Listen to this: "Make war on the unbelievers and the hypocrites and deal rigorously with them. Hell shall be their home: an evil fate." Or then again, this: "Believers, take neither the Jews nor the Christians for your friends." Then there is the instruction to fight against those who are not of the true faith "until they pay tribute out of hand and are utterly subdued". All are direct quotations from the Koran, which Muslims believe to be the absolute word of Allah, and which cannot be altered. If you seek even more ferocious…

This letter was sent today by the entire Democratic leadership of the US Senate. This letter is such a major shot across the bow of Disney, it's not even funny. It is FILLED with veiled threats, both legal and legislative, against Disney. US Senators don't make threats like this, especially the entire Democratic leadership en masse, unless they mean it. Disney is in serious trouble. Read it, then read my analysis of it below: September 7, 2006 Mr. Robert A. Iger President and CEO The Walt Disney Company 500 South Buena Vista Street Burbank CA 91521 Dear Mr. Iger, We write with serious concerns about the planned upcoming broadcast of The Path to 9/11 mini-…

Katie's cold feet over marrying Cruise Cold feet: Katie Holmes is rumoured to be having doubts about marrying Tom Cruise Katie Holmes is reportedly having doubts about marrying Tom Cruise. The 'Batman Begins' star gave birth to fiancé Tom's daughter Suri in April and the pair plan to tie the knot this autumn. However, Katie allegedly told a visitor to the isolated Colorado retreat where she has been staying with Suri and Tom's family that she is unsure about making a 'commitment' to the Top Gun actor. According to the Sunday Mirror, she told the visitor: "I don't have my own life any more. I'm not comfortable." A source added: "The wedding dress …

NASA is investigating the source of an unexplained pong which set off alarms aboard the International Space Station. NASA spokeswoman Kelly Humphries initially told CNN: "The situation is stable. The crew was asked to put on some protective gear." He said the odour was "not normal". Later Mike Suffredini, manager of the space station program, said: "It's an irritant, not a life-threatening material." "All readings well below anything that we would be worried about," he added. The stench first appeared at 6.23am Houston time. The source is still unknown http://uk.news.yahoo.com/18092006/368/nasa-reports-mystery-bad-smell-space-station.html You think anyon…

Rabbit set to cause a buzz in British film Emily Mortimer is one of the stars to make a cameo in the film Take one Rampant Rabbit, the world's most popular sex toy. Add a first-time director and writer and sprinkle in cameos from London's great and good. Mix well. That's the remarkable recipe for the new "mockumentary" Rabbit Fever, which is set to become the unlikeliest British film smash of the year when it is released on Friday. Among the stars appearing in the film are Emily Mortimer, Sienna Guillory, Tom Conti, Germaine Greer, Lisa B, Stefanie Powers, William Boyd and Richard Branson. In the picture, which was filmed across the capital, the stars…

I wonder what weapons they brought in through the open border? Maybe a suitcase nuke..... HOMELAND INSECURITY Al-Qaida warns Muslims: Time to get out of U.S. Afghan terror commander hints at big attack on N.Y., Washington Posted: September 17, 2006 1:00 a.m. Eastern © 2006 WorldNetDaily.com Adnan el-Shukrijumah The new al-Qaida field commander in Afghanistan is calling for Muslims to leave the U.S. – particularly Washington and New York – in anticipation of a major terror attack to rival Sept. 11, according to an interview by a Pakistani journalist. Abu Dawood told Hamid Mir, a reporter who has covered al-Qaida and met with Osama bin Laden, the at…

Osama's biographer says nukes in U.S. Border used to smuggle WMDs inside America, says source Posted: May 24, 2006 1:00 a.m. Eastern © 2006 WorldNetDaily.com Al-Qaida has smuggled tactical nuclear weapons and uranium into the U.S. across the Mexican border and is planning to launch a major terrorist attack using a combination of nukes and dirty nukes, according to an interview with Osama bin Laden's biographer, Hamid Mir, in WorldThreats.com. The information confirms reports previously published in Joseph Farah's G2 Bulletin and in a new book by Paul L. Williams, "Dunces of Doomsday." "I came up with this conclusion after eight years of investigation and …

Pope Benedict XVI criticises Prophet Muhammad's teachings Pope Benedict XVI has enraged the Islamic world by quoting a 14th century emperor who said Islam had brought "things only evil and inhuman", on Tuesday, August 12. Whilst speaking on his six-day visit to Germany the 79-year-old Pope (who was a member of the Nazi organisation Hitler youth ] quoted a book recounting a conversation between 14th Century Byzantine Christian Emperor Manuel Paleologos II and a Persian interlocutor "The emperor comes to speak about the issue of Jihad , holy war," the Pope said "He said, I quote, 'Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things…

103 year-old gardener is Britain's oldest worker Great-grandfather Jim Webb is still running his gardening business aged 103 years Hardy perennial Jim Webber is a regular sight at his local pub where he works as a gardener - aged 103. The retired farmer spends several days a week mowing, pruning, digging, weeding and trimming the third-acre garden to immaculate standards. Great-grandfather Jim is believed to be Britain's oldest worker. He has spent the past 20 years tending the lawns, trees and bushes behind The New Inn - and works for a self imposed-wage of just £3 per hour. He arrives at the pub in all weathers on his own thirty-year-old Fergu…

Wear balloons not masks for halloween says bishop Shops which sell Halloween merchandise have been accused by a leading churchman of trivialising evil and encouraging bad behaviour. The Bishop of Bolton said retailers are helping to promote a "dark and negative" side of the festival and creating a "climate of fear". The Rt Rev David Gillett is calling on the UK's five biggest supermarkets to stock alternative goods such as bright balloons and hair braids alongside their witch costumes and skeleton masks. He said: "I share the view of many Christians that large retailers are increasingly keen to commercialise Halloween celebrations in a way that pressurises p…

Prince Charles to buy property in homeland of relative 'Count Dracula' Keeping it in the family: Prince Charles to buy property in Transylvania It may not be Camilla's choice for investing in property but Prince Charles nevertheless seems set on buying a house in Romania's Transylvania. The choice of Transylvania could be seen as particularly appropriate given that the Prince is reportedly related to the blood-drinking Dracula who once inhabited the region. It is believed that Queen Mary, consort of George V, was related to the 15th Century slayer prince Vlad the Impaler who inspired Bram Stoker's Dracula. And it is known that porphyria, an iron defic…

George Bush assassination film wins top award Bush is shot by a sniper in a scene from Death of a President. Click enlarge to see the image in full The video which outraged America by depicting the assassination of President George W Bush has won an award at the Toronto film festival. British director Gabriel Range's "Death of a President" stirred up a strong reaction even before it premiered at the festival, but it won the Prize of the International Critics. The jury of film critics cited the film "for the audacity with which it distorts reality to reveal a larger truth." The shocking footage, which you can preview exclusively here, is from a new C…

Carrots... is the future all white? Carrots are said to be good for vision - but shoppers may be rubbing their eyes in disbelief over the latest offering on the vegetable counter. The white carrot is said to be sweeter and juicier than the orange original but traditionalists may still have difficulty stomaching the idea. The 'snowy white' colour is the work of growers in Yorkshire. Marketed as White Satin, it does not have even a trace of orange. But the billion-pound vegetable trade has high hopes for its 'makeover' of the carrot, a staple of the British dinner table for centuries. Paul Lei, a carrot buyer for Asda, which is stocking the new variety, sai…

Exotic animals sighted in UK more than 10,000 in six years Running wild: The infamous escapees Tamworth Two More than 10,000 sightings of wild and exotic animals have been reported in the UK since 2000 and the figure is set to grow, according to a study. It seems there are more wild animals on the loose than ever before, including 5,931 big cats, 332 wild boars and 3,389 sharks in British waters. The British Big Cat Society has reported a dramatic increase in big cat sightings in recent years, with 2004-5 figures already up 3.5 per cent on the previous year's study. Hundreds of wild and exotic creatures usually found in the zoo or the jungle are sight…

Police give wife beater in three day roof stand-off food and a hoodie Suspected wife-beater Ross Grant was involved in a three-day stand-off with police who had to feed and clothe him Perched high on a chimney stack the suspect had nowhere left to run. With police waiting below to question him about allegations of threatening his ex-girlfriend with a knife it seemed the game was up. But far from it. While Ross Grant hurled roof tiles and abuse from his lofty perch, the police were seemingly more concerned with his wellbeing. The three-day attempt to coax him down, was punctuated with deliveries of Coke bottles, sandwiches and even a cosy red hoody t…

Dawn of the Super Rat... and blame the end of weekly rubbish collections The demise of weekly rubbish collections has helped create a new breed of 'super rat', vermin control experts warned. With many councils now removing bin bags only once a fortnight in order to meet Government-imposed recycling targets, a new type of bait-resistant rodent has evolved among the millions of tons of rubbish left rotting in streets and gardens. Around one third of the 376 local authorities in England and Wales are now only picking up household waste and recyclable rubbish on alternate weeks - with the rest expected to follow suit within a few years. But the strategy h…

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German far-right eyes poll gains Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania is one of Germany's poorest states Voters in two German states are set to go to the polls, with predictions suggesting gains for the far-right and a setback for Chancellor Angela Merkel. The Social Democrats are favoured over Ms Merkel's Christian Democrats in the city-state of Berlin. In Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, the far right National Democratic Party could go over the 5% threshold and enter the parliament. Two states in former commu…

Police officers who chase criminals could face sack Glen Smyth, chairman of the Metropolitan Police Federation, says policing is a dangerous business Police officers who launch chases over roofs, railway lines and busy roads could be sacked for putting the health and safety of criminals at risk, it has emerged. New Home Office proposals say that any officer who knowingly flouts guidelines designed to protect themselves and the public could face dismissal for "gross misconduct". The suggested new rule has infuriated rank-and-file officers who feel that it amounts to a "criminal's charter". The fear is that police will be too scared to give chase to a …

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Drink laws blamed for soaring crash rate Drink-drive accident rates are believed to have soared in Britain since 24-hour drinking was introduced last year. A seven-year study in Australia has shown a massive jump in collisions as a direct result of pubs opening longer. While official figures showing the effect on the UK will not be available until November, the study's findings are backed up by the road safety charity Campaign Against Drinking and Driving (CADD). It claims that police officers nationwide are reporting an increase in drink-related accidents and more drivers caught drunk the morning after. CADD's national secretary Carole Whit…

http://www.breitbart.com/news/2006/09/14/D8K4TJPO0.html Al-Qaida has for the first time announced a union with an Algerian insurgent group that has designated France as an enemy, saying they will act together against French and American interests. Current and former French officials specializing in terrorism said Thursday that an al-Qaida alliance with the Salafist Group for Call and Combat, known by its French initials GSPC, was cause for concern. "We take these threats very seriously," Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy said, adding in an interview on France-2 television that the threat to France was "high" and "permanent," and that "absolute vigilance" was r…

Rooney, it's time prove you're a 'big man' The world sat up and took notice when a 16-year-old called Wayne Rooney stunned Arsenal with a breathtaking volley that left England goalkeeper David Seaman clutching thin air. Yet, as Rooney prepares to face Arsenal again today, England's boy wonder needs a similar flash of genius to restore faith in the fairytale. For the first time, Rooney may have a modicum of self-doubt when he walks out in front of 75,000 fans at Old Trafford. A look at his record during the past two years shows he is a severe under-achiever against the best opposition. He has not scored a competitive goal for England in more than two ye…