An editorial in the Washington Post yesterday slammed Japanese member of parliament Yukihisa Fujita because he “seems to think that America’s rendering of the events of Sept. 11, 2001, is a gigantic hoax.” His “ideas” about the terrorist attacks “are too bizarre, half-baked and intellectually bogus to merit serious discussion.”

By: Useful RepEATER
This Tuesday will mark the anniversary of last year’s US stock market low. Since then the market has rallied by 70 percent in a recovery only slightly less suspicious than a Madoff hedge fund.

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Mr. President, I rise to introduce legislation that sets forth a clear, comprehensive policy for the detention, interrogation and trial of enemy belligerents who are suspected of engaging in hostilities against the United States.  This legislation seeks to ensure that the mistakes made during the apprehension of the Christmas Day bomber, such as reading him a Miranda warning, will never happen again and put Americans’ security at risk.

Note the new succession list and Bush's 05 order included at the bottom. Why the change?

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From: Telegraph.co.uk
Mr Rove rejects allegations that the administration lied about the presence of the weapons in Saddam Hussein's arsenal, leading the US and Britain into war in Iraq.

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From: CFR.org
Iraq's parliamentary elections scheduled for March 7 are the second since the U.S. invasion to oust Saddam Hussein in 2003. The outcome could be crucial in helping the country stabilize and overcome sectarian divisions. The scheduled drawdown of tens of thousands of U.S. troops from Iraq this year is likely to be influenced by the Iraqi political developments. CFR Fellows Meghan O'Sullivan and Brett McGurk, both of whom served senior roles in the George W. Bush administration on Iraq policy, say it is difficult to predict what party or coalition will emerge on top.

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From: infowars.com
BP Plc and Exxon Mobil Corp. took the best deal they could get in Iraq last year when they won the largest oil contracts since Saddam Hussein was toppled in 2003. Oil companies may wait a long time to get a better one.

From: RawStory
Defense juggernaut KBR Inc. was awarded a contract potentially worth $2.8 billion for support work in Iraq as U.S. forces continue to leave the country, military authorities said Tuesday.

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Doesn't it seem that there is a lot of this sort of thing being pushed with every event like this? Irony perhaps? Whether its true or not, there seems to be a pattern that is placing anyone who questions the government or 9/11 in the terrorist category. It's getting bad guys and gals. Either people are just fed up, 'they' are using any situation they can to discredit us or a little of both. No matter which may be the case, we will be seeing a continued increase of these kind of stories.

From: Fox News
Resentment of the U.S. government and suspicions over the 9/11 attacks have surfaced in writings by the Californian identified as the gunman who shot two Pentagon police officers before he was mortally wounded in a hail of return fire.

I came across this,and cant help but think "Didn't My Grandfather fight this on all fronts?" Yet....this is exactly Americas agenda today. Read it,and see if I am wrong.

From: RawStory.com
Pentagon originally said Marine killed in combat
The Pentagon confirmed late Tuesday that it is investigating the death of a 24-year-old Indiana Marine after he was shot to death in Afghanistan, allegedly by several US-paid private security contractors.