Deseret: "Tiny red and gray chips found in the dust from the collapse of the World Trade Center contain highly explosive materials - proof, according to a former BYU professor, that 9/11 is still a sinister mystery.
Physicist Steven E. Jones, who retired from Brigham Young University in 2006 after the school recoiled from the controversy surrounding his 9/11 theories, is one of nine authors on a paper published last week in the online, peer-reviewed Open Chemical Physics Journal. Also listed as authors are BYU physics professor Jeffrey Farrer and a professor of nanochemistry at the University of Copenhagen in Denmark.
For several years, Jones has theorized that pre-positioned explosives, not fires from jet fuel, caused the rapid, symmetrical collapse of the two World Trade Center buildings, plus the collapse of a third building, WTC-7."
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DailyExpress: "Conservatives last night warned the Government investigation into the Smeargate scandal could end in a 'whitewash'."
It seems MI5 is intent on bringing down the Brown government. This totally ridiculous milking of the silly stupidity on the part of one Downing Street 10 adviser should be compared to other instances of real damage to persons and society.
Indymedia: "We turned to see the police hitting people. A whole line of them lashing out indiscriminately again and again. Two officers close to me who had 'Police Medic' written on their back were walking up and down behind the line of their colleagues, protected from direct assault, reaching over and thrashing with the most gusto of all."
Tony Blair is still a free man and is objectively a war criminal. Strange things happened under his rule.
But at least George W. Bush is feeling the heat.
Sitfu: "Harper's has a piece saying the Spanish national security court has opened an investigation into six former Bush administration officials - lawyers - who authorized the use of torture against prisoners at Guantánamo Bay:
Spain's national newspapers, El País and Público reported that the Spanish national security court has opened a criminal probe focusing on Bush Administration lawyers who pioneered the descent into torture at the prison in Guantánamo. The criminal complaint can be examined here. Público identifies the targets as University of California law professor John Yoo, former Department of Defense general counsel William J. Haynes II (now a lawyer working for Chevron), former vice presidential chief-of-staff David Addington, former attorney general and White House counsel Alberto Gonzales, former Assistant Attorney General Jay Bybee, now a judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, and former Undersecretary of Defense Doug Feith."
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