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Saturday, April 29, 2006 |
Comment peut-on être Persan?
MotherJones: "I really had no idea how to spot a terrorist until I studied the manuals published by the Phoenix FBI, the state employees of Virginia, and the Texas Department of Public Safety. Now that I have absorbed these manuals, I not only know how to spot a terrorist, but I have discovered that I probably am a terrorist."
If you are a defender of the US Constitution, a lone individual, an environmental activist, make numerous references to the US Constitution, have a camera, use maps, are focused and committed, you may be a terrorist.
A Dutch study has shown that the recent introduction of the obligatory ID card does not curb criminality at all. It is only used to fine people who cannot show their ID card.
And checking email messages for terrorist content does not help either. Terrorists don't send their messages, they store them in password protected places where only their accomplices can read them.
Anti-terrorist measures are a scam, they are only used to intimidate the honest citizen.
The greatest terrorists are those who devise those 'anti-terror' policies.
MoscowTimes: "The Washington Post outlined the Pentagon's plan to put dirty war - by death squad, snatch squad, secret armies, subversion, torture and terrorism - at the very heart of America's military philosophy. Not defense against declared enemies, not deterrence of potential foes, but conducting continuous covert military operations in countries 'where the United States is not at war' is now the Pentagon's 'highest priority', according to the new 'campaign plan for the global war on terror' issued by Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld.
Rumsfeld's campaign plan is itself a blueprint for state terrorism, an open license to break any and every law on earth and inflict human suffering on a global scale. Yet the only controversial aspect of this sinister program noted by the Post was the potential turf battles it might spark within the national security bureaucracy. Not a single question was raised about the morality or legality of the undertaking; the Pentagon's assertion that only 'bad guys' would be hit was simply swallowed whole - despite the glaring fact that tens of thousands of innocent people have already been killed or falsely imprisoned in the so-called 'war on terror'."
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AlterNet: "But, like Cindy Sheehan, who filled the political vacuum last summer when Washington Democrats were unable to articulate a serious opposition to Bush on Iraq, out comes old '60s rocker Neil Young into the arena of Bush's impeachment with his new album, Living with War."
Also here.
More artists against Bush.
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