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Iran: Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei Supports the Military's Political Activities
PAYVAND Wed, 30 Nov 2011 14:59:26 GMT
As much criticism for the involvement of the Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) and the Basij para-military forces in political affairs has been going around in Iran in recent years and critics call such interference to be contrary to the constitution and contradicting the guidance of the founder of the Islamic Republic ayatollah Khomeini, the country's current leader ayatollah Khamenei through recent remarks approved the interference of the military in politics by calling the Basij a "political" entity. -Mahshid Boroomand, Rooz
‘Behead Those Who Convert Hindus’ – Togadia
EURASIAREVIEW Thu, 10 Nov 2011 15:53:25 GMT
VHP International General Secretary Pravin Togadia on Monday called for a new Indian Constitution that allows for “anyone who converts Hindus to be beheaded”. The fiery speech, seconded by right-wing leaders, came towards the conclusion of the three-day Akhil Bhartiya Dharmaprasar Karyakarta Sammelan-2011, held a few yards away from the controversial Pirana dargah on the [...]
Banafsheh Akhlaghi: A Strong Iranian-American Candidate for Congress
PAYVAND Thu, 03 Nov 2011 15:59:26 GMT
What makes us most excited are Banafsheh's qualifications and character. Over the past decade, Banafsheh has been leading a life of service, standing up for the very values that this country stands for. She is known for her passion for people and for The Constitution. And she has proven herself as a woman of high integrity and strong character. -Bay Area Iranian-American Democrats
George Galloway comes out swinging after arriving in Canada
THEGLOBEANDMAIL Sunday, Oct. 03, 2010 12:10AM EDT
A defiant George Galloway says he may take another run at legal action against Immigration Minister Jason Kenney for branding him a terrorist and trying to muzzle his anti-war views.

The outspoken former British MP, who landed in Toronto Saturday, came out swinging against his political nemesis. He said he wants “redress” from Mr. Kenney, accusing the cabinet minister of putting his life at risk.

“I'm not being melodramatic,” Mr. Galloway said.

“There are crazy people in the world who — if I really was, really were the person Jason Kenney painted me as — might have thought themselves fully justified in putting a bullet in me.”

Mr. Galloway said he'll go into more details about the “searing” and “surreal” turn his life took after Mr. Kenney deemed him a security risk when he speaks Sunday in Toronto.

The speech will also focus on how the Canadian government is using anti-terrorism as an excuse to suppress legitimate political debate, he said.

By trying to keep him out of Canada, Mr. Kenney has only managed to attract more attention to his anti-war views, Mr. Galloway said.

“He's damaged Canada's reputation,” he said.

“I don't know if it's because he's a fool or a knave. I'm not sure which would be worse, but I am sure that Canada deserves better than that.”

Mr. Galloway, who cleared customs more than an hour after his plane landed, was greeted by dozens of chanting, sign-waving supporters at the airport.

He said he was quizzed at length by three immigration officials, but found them to be professional and polite.

Mr. Galloway was scheduled to speak in Canada in March, 2009, about the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, but aborted the tour after Ottawa said he would likely be denied entry.

The government cited his dealing with Gaza's elected Hamas government, which Canada considers a terrorist organization.

Earlier this week, a Federal Court judge found the Conservative government had acted politically to suppress his opinions.

Mr. Galloway said Kenney's terrorist allegation cost him his long-held seat in the U.K. House of Commons in May, hampered his ability to travel and created anxiety and stress for him and his family.

He abandoned a libel suit against Mr. Kenney on the grounds that it was proving too expensive to fight, but said Saturday he will consult his Canadian lawyers and examine his legal options.

“I'm very happy to be in Canada, and my presence proves that Canada remains a country governed by laws, not by ‘here today, gone tomorrow' politicians and their whims,” he said.

Brandishing signs calling Mr. Kenney the “Minister for Censorship and Deportation,” Mr. Galloway's supporters said they're outraged by the government's attempts to suppress free speech.

"All he is doing is delivering aid — ambulances, incubators, hospital supplies, wheelchairs, that kind of thing — to the people of Gaza who have been under siege and are living in deplorable conditions,” said 29-year-old student Fava Zaharuk, who volunteers with the Toronto Coalition to Stop the War.

“And it's for this that we're banning him from speaking in Canada? I don't want that kind of government.”
Petition filed in SC against reopening Swiss cases
DAWN Thu, 23 Sep 2010 12:53:04 PKT
LAHORE: A petition was filed in the Supreme Court’s Lahore Registry to stop the government from writing a letter to the Swiss government to reopen cases against President Asif Ali Zardari. Petitioner Zafarullah said the Supreme Court has ordered the government to write a letter to the Swiss government to reopen the cases as the president has immunity under the Constitution. The petitioner requested the court to stop the government from writing the letter. — DawnNews
Assange claims 'smear campaign'
ALJAZEERA Sun, 22 Aug 2010 17:06:32 GMT
Wikileaks founder says Australian intelligence warned him on August 11 to expect personal attacks.
End Gaza blockade, UNHRC tells Israel
PRESSTV Fri, 30 Jul 2010 23:47:43 GMT
The United Nations Human Rights Committee has told Israel to end the blockade of the Gaza Strip and to take action about its human rights violations.
The disinherited
HAARETZ Sat, 31 Jul 2010
What happened to the 130,000 Syrian citizens living in the Golan Heights in June 1967? According to the Israeli narrative, they all fled to Syria, but official documents and testimonies tell a different story.

The ground offensive was preceded by three days of artillery shelling and bombing from the air. Many of the Syrian outposts were hit in the bombings, as were a good number of houses, animal sheds and other civilian structures. And there were human casualties, too, of course. According to most testimony, the flight of civilians toward Damascus began then, and involved tens of thousands of people.

There is no question that many civilians joined the fleeing Syrian army forces both before and after the offensive. Many, but not all. A Syrian estimate a week after the war stated that only about 56,000 civilians had abandoned the Golan at that point.

Shalem believes the inhabitants left the villages as soon as the shelling started, but says they didn't abandon their land and apparently were waiting to return home once the battles ended: "It's a behavior pattern we'd seen in earlier conquests in the war ... Civilians flee their homes, but stay where they can maintain eye contact with the village, to see how things evolve. These were simple folks for the most part, not big politicians by any means, and in the absence of any leadership they did what was necessary to preserve their homes and property."

Shalem's account is supported by most of the testimonies of fighters interviewed for this article. Almost everyone who poked his head out of his tank or armored vehicle remembers seeing hundreds of Syrian civilians gathered outside the villages during the two days of fighting in the Golan.
Gary McKinnon may avoid US extradition, suggests David Cameron
GUARDIAN Wed, 21 Jul 2010 07:37:42 GMT
Prime minister told BBC Radio 5 there was a possibility of the computer hacker serving any prison sentence in Britain
Terror suspect wins appeal over control order forcing him to move away from family
GUARDIAN Wed, 16 Jun 2010 16:51:12 GMT
Court rules that Ethiopian national forced to move 150 miles away from relatives had human rights breached A terror suspect whose control order confined him to a flat in a Midlands town, away from his family in London, for 16 hours a day has won a supreme court appeal. The Ethiopian national – who can only be referred to as AP – challenged the part of the order forcing him to move 150 miles away from his family on the grounds that it breached his human rights. In a unanimous decision today, seven supreme court justices ruled that his right to liberty had been breached because he had to live away from his family under the 16-hour curfew. It was the home secretary's requirement that the suspect moved to an address in the Midlands that led to the launch of proceedings. Initially, a high court judge allowed his appeal in August 2008 and quashed the obligation to live in the Midlands. There was no dispute about the need for a control order, but the judge ruled that the overall....
Israeli nuclear whistleblower returned to solitary confinement
AMNESTY Fri, 18 Jun 2010
Amnesty International has accused the Israeli authorities of subjecting jailed nuclear whistleblower Mordechai Vanunu to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment by holding him in solitary confinement.

The 56-year-old, who spent 18 years in prison for revealing details of the country's nuclear arsenal to a UK newspaper in 1986, was sent back to jail for three months on 23 May on charges of contact with a foreign national, and almost immediately placed in solitary confinement.
Britain to change arrest rule
PRESSTV Thu, 27 May 2010 16:29:09 GMT
Britain's new Foreign Secretary William Hague promises to "act speedily" to change the way arrests are ordered under international law in Britain.
Protesters silenced before Queen's speech
PRESSTV Wed, 26 May 2010 04:17:05 GMT
Brian Haw, the anti-war protester who has stationed himself in Parliament Square for the past 9 years, has been arrested before a speech by the Queen.
Chomsky refused entry into West Bank
INDEPENDENT Sun, 16 May 2010 23:00:01 GMT
Noam Chomsky, the internationally renowned philosopher and leading dissident US intellectual, was yesterday stopped by Israeli immigration officials from entering the West Bank to deliver a lecture.
Chomsky denied 'entry' into Israel
PRESSTV Sun, 16 May 2010 17:23:10 GMT
Israel has denied renowned Jewish-American scholar Noam Chomsky entry into the occupied Palestinian territories over his anti-Israeli stance.
Police remove David Cameron 'wanker' poster
GUARDIAN Tue, 11 May 2010 22:16:00 GMT
Man claims Metropolitan police officers handcuffed him in his home on election day and removed 'offensive' window poster
Video: '[Police] were a gang of bullies who burst into my house'
GUARDIAN Tue, 11 May 2010 23:18:58 GMT
On election day David Hoffman had a knock on his door by the police, who instructed him to take down a poster he had in his window of David Cameron with the word 'wanker' written on it. Moments later he was handcuffed and threatened with arrest Laurence Topham Paul Lewis
Noam Chomsky barred by Israelis from lecturing in Palestinian West Bank
GUARDIAN Sun, 16 May 2010 22:58:02 GMT
US academic denies claim that misunderstanding by border officials was to blame for ban
Don't interfere with campus conflicts | Antony Lerman
GUARDIAN Fri, 14 May 2010 11:00:00 GMT
Debate in universities needs to be had – but it shouldn't be interfered with by outsiders deciding what is or isn't acceptable
Report reveals police DNA failure
BBC Fri, 14 May 2010 03:19:55 GMT
Failings in the way police officers in London dealt with DNA samples linked to violent crime, rape and murder are highlighted.
Israel seeks to silence dissent | Ben White
GUARDIAN Tue, 11 May 2010 12:34:03 GMT
Repressive practices long used in the West Bank and Gaza are now being used to limit civil liberties within Israel
Journalist on the run from Israel is hiding in Britain
INDEPENDENT 02 Apr 2010
An Israeli journalist is in hiding in Britain, The Independent can reveal, over fears that he may face charges in the Jewish state in connection with his investigation into the killing of a Palestinian in the West Bank.

In his article for Haaretz, Mr Blau reported that one of two Islamic Jihad militants killed in Jenin in June 2007 had been targeted for assassination in apparent violation of a ruling issued six months earlier by Israel's supreme court.

The news of Mr Blau's extended absence comes just days after it emerged that another Israeli journalist, Anat Kam, has been held under house arrest for the last three months on charges that she leaked classified documents to the press while completing her military service. She was arrested more than a year after Mr Blau's report, which was cleared by military censors at the time of publication

The move to gag Israel-based media has sparked fevered debate on Jewish blogs, which have freely reported the story. Bloggers have railed against the blackout, saying it represents a critical challenge to the freedom of the press.

"I do not believe that a citizen can be arrested and tried for suspected security offences right under our noses without anyone knowing anything about it," wrote former Haaretz editor Hanoch Marmari in an eloquent cri de coeur on the Seventh Eye website.

"Trials do not take place here in darkened dungeons, nor do we have show trials behind glass or chicken wire.
UN rights body censures Israel
ALJAZEERA Wed, 24 Mar 2010 20:48:10 GMT
Three resolutions condemning Israeli policies passed in UN Human Rights Council.
UN Human Rights Council passes 3 resolutions condemning Israel
HAARETZ Wed, 24 Mar 2010 21:44:02 GMT+02:00
The United Nations Human Rights Council passed three resolutions on Wednesday condemning Israel over its policies related to what it called Palestinian and Syrian territories, but the United States voted against them all. ...
Seumas Milne : An assault on unions is an attack on democracy itself
GUARDIAN Sat, 20 Mar 2010
The smearing of BA staff and demonisation of Unite as an alien force in politics are an attempt to deny basic representation
Stern review: Recommendations
BBC Mon, 15 Mar 2010 10:41:46 GMT
Baroness Stern's review of the treatment of rape victims makes 23 recommendations.
Liz Cheney accused of McCarthyism over campaign against lawyers
GUARDIAN Thu, 11 Mar 2010 18:25:55 GMT
Keep America Safe group draws backlash after dubbing lawyers who defended terrorist suspects 'al-Qaida seven'
Johann Hari: Palestinians should now declare their independence - Benjamin Netanyahu has responded to the US request with a big concrete slap
INDEPENDENT Sat, 13 Mar 2010

Could the Israeli government make it any more obvious they have no intention of sharing the Over-Promised Land with its other inhabitants?

This week the Obama administration – who give Israel $3bn a year, more than they dole out to any other nation on earth – made a meek and craven request for Israelis to simply have a pause in seizing even more land, and to sit down with the Palestinians. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded with a big concrete slap: the announcement of 1,600 more homes to be built on occupied Palestinian land from which Arabs will be forcibly kept out. He has made it plain he will not loosen his grip by an inch, announcing: "Even if [Palestinian President] Abu Mazen comes along and says he's ready to sign a peace deal on the spot, we will restore settlement construction to its previous levels." No compromise. Never.

How does this look to the Palestinians? Their story is so rarely explained without disinformation that it still seems startling when it is stated plainly. Until 1948, the Palestinians were living in their own homes, on their own land – until they were suddenly driven out in a war to make way for a new state for people fleeing a monstrous European genocide. They lived huddled and dazed in the 20 per cent of their land they were allowed to keep. They hardly fought back: they wept and dreamed of return. Then in the 1967 war, even these small strips were conquered with tanks and platoons.


US police arrest 150 students in California
PRESSTV Fri, 05 Mar 2010 09:26:34 GMT
Police in the US have arrested at least 150 students participating in peaceful nationwide rallies to protest against cuts in educational funding.
PM Gilani appoints Additional Attorney-General
DAWN Thu, 25 Feb 2010 11:56:10 PKT
The move comes as the govt decides to defend itself before the Supreme Court in various constitutional petitions.
Attempted rape accused in court
BBC Tue, 09 Feb 2010 13:33:24 GMT
A 28-year-old Shrewsbury man appears in court charged with attempted rape after an alleged attack in an alleyway.
Binyam Mohamed: text of letter which reveals court's criticism of 'deliberately misleading' security service
GUARDIAN Wed, 10 Feb 2010 11:36:23 GMT
Here we publish a lawyer's letter detailing how the Master of the Rolls condemned MI5 for withholding intelligence from the foreign secretary and the courts over complicity in torture
How 400 years of legal history were cast aside in the Binyam Mohamed case
GUARDIAN Wed, 10 Feb 2010 15:22:39 GMT
Legal principle established in 1637 banned secret talks between lawyers and courts. It was broken by the government When the master of the rolls, Lord Neuberger, decided to retract paragraph 168 from his draft judgment in the case of Binyam Mohamed, he relied on almost 400 years of jurisprudence to assume that the parties in the case had agreed to its removal. The case of Ship Money, brought by Oliver Cromwell's cousin John Hampden in 1637, established the principle that there should be no secret communication between lawyers and the courts in legal proceedings. Representations from one side – in this case, the foreign secretary's barrister, Jonathan Sumption QC – should be copied to all other parties in the case, so that they have the opportunity to respond. On that basis, when Neuberger received a letter from Sumption requesting removal of the paragraph from the court of appeal draft judgment, lawyers say he must have thought he was acting with the agreement of all parties. Neuberger removed the paragraph from the final judgment, watering down the court's condemnation of the security services, described by Sumption as containing "exceptionally damaging criticism". "The master of the rolls' observations … will be read as statements by the court that the security service does not in fact operate a culture that respects human rights or abjures participation in coercive interrogation techniques," says Sumption's letter, now published in full on the Guardian's website. But other parties in the case were not consulted and are furious. "In all the years – I was first a government lawyer and then a liberty lawyer – I have never known the draft judgment process abused in this way," said Shami Chakrabarti, director of Liberty, the human rights organisation which was a party to the case. "The purpose of using drafts is for typographical and factual corrections – minor matters such as names and dates. "It is not to allow one party to re-run substantive arguments and tempt a court to tone down or change its judgments." She added: "I can't believe that the Foreign Office thought they could get away with this. It shows the kind of contempt for the law that this case has always been about." "This is anti-constitutional behaviour of the most disquieting kind," said Mark Stephens,
Only impeachment can remove President: Aitzaz
DAWN Mon, 01 Feb 2010 15:33:54 PKT
Aitzaz said the President has immunity from criminal proceedings under the constitution’s Article 248.
Critics turn on Barack Obama as America's first black president fails to deliver the goods in first year in power
DAILYRECORD Wed, 20 Jan 2010
George Galloway MP, a once fervent supporter of Obama, is one of the disillusioned.

He said: "I fell out with most of my left-wing friends by supporting him. I feel a bit foolish now.

"He has lost a huge amount of support among progressive people and the conservatives really hate him. He is walking down the middle of the road and getting knocked by both sides.

"Guantanamo is one of the factors, the deepening of the war in Afghanistan is another.

"He has thrown trillions of dollars at the banks, continued sanctions against Cuba and backs Israel 100 per cent.

"His foreign policy has been identical to Bush's. He has failed on all fronts."

Galloway believes Obama could be another one-term president, like Jimmy Carter

Clive Stafford Smith, director of Reprieve, which have campaigned for the closure of Guantanamo, said: "In some areas, all that Obama has managed to do is compromise his own beliefs in his effort to accommodate the extremists in his own country.

"This is sad and it may yet come to be his political epitaph."
Banning of burkas is oppressive, says the Respect leader Salma Yaqoob
TIMESONLINE Mon, 18 Jan 2010

Plans to ban Muslim women from covering their faces in public areas are oppressive, the leader of the Respect party said yesterday.

Salma Yaqoob’s comments came as the UK Independence Party (UKIP) announced a formal policy that would make the wearing of garments such as the burka or the niqab — both of which conceal most of the face — to be illegal.
MI5 'still using threats to recruit Muslim spies' - Security Service used blackmail to turn us into informers, immigrants say
INDEPENDENT Tuesday, 5 January 2010
MI5 faces accusations that its officers have blackmailed and harassed vulnerable immigrants living in Britain as part of a campaign to recruit spies to report on Muslim communities.

In one case, a man who escaped persecution in Africa where members of his family were murdered claims that for the past nine months he has been harassed by MI5 agents who have tried to force him to work for the Security Service.

Isahaq Elmi, 31, says he was bombarded with more than 200 phone calls and tricked into attending meetings at police stations in Birmingham.
CCTV image released in rape case
BBC Sun, 03 Jan 2010 14:11:35 GMT
Police investigating a rape in Essex want to speak to three men who may have vital information.
Man arrested on suspicion of rape
BBC Thu, 24 Dec 2009 13:57:13 GMT
A man is arrested on suspicion of raping a 21-year-old woman as she walked to work in Essex.
Man charged with 'cold case' rape
BBC Wed, 23 Dec 2009 10:02:33 GMT
A man is charged with the rape of an 18-year-old woman in east Kent more than 20 years ago.
Image of rape suspect is released
BBC Tue, 22 Dec 2009 13:30:12 GMT
Police release an e-fit of a man who followed and raped a woman as she walked to work in Essex.
Letters: Picture police alienate the public
GUARDIAN Tue, 15 Dec 2009 00:06:33 GMT
Paul Lewis's article (Snap that tested terror laws to breaking point, 12 December) really struck a nerve with me as I have been stopped by plain-clothes police officers in Canary Wharf just outside the building that I work in, in Canada Square. I was wearing my staff pass, which clearly shows my full name and also has my photograph on it, and yet the plain-clothes officers – who could easily deduce that I worked there – insisted on looking at the images I had taken with my camera, which I felt was an abuse of the powers given to them and an invasion of my privacy.
Self defence or malicious revenge? Jail for brothers who beat burglar with bat
GUARDIAN Mon, 14 Dec 2009 22:16:06 GMT
Judge: public must not take law into own hands • Hard to believe justice has been served, says defence A businessman who fought off knife-wielding burglars who were threatening to kill his family was jailed for 30 months in a case that has reignited the debate on how far householders can go to protect themselves and their property. Munir Hussain, 53, discovered three masked men in his house when his family returned from their local mosque during Ramadan in September last year. The burglars tied up and threatened to kill Hussain and his family but a teenage son managed to escape and alert Hussain's brother, Tokeer.
BRITISH justice “a failure” : Millionaire Businessman jailed for attacking intruder - who goes free
WORLDPRESSNETWORK Tue, 15 Dec 2009
A millionaire businessman has been jailed for attacking a man who held his family hostage in their own home - while the criminal went free.

Munir Hussain, who was threatened at knifepoint and tied up by a gang of masked men in his living room last year, was told he must go to prison for 30 months to preserve “civilised society”.

But Walid Salem, a criminal with more than 50 convictions, was handed a two-year supervision order for his role in the break-in at an earlier hearing.

He was one of three men who ambushed Mr Hussain, his wife and children as they returned to their home in High Wycombe, Bucks, on Sept 3 last year after attending Ramadan prayers at their local mosque, Reading Crown Court heard.

Their hands were tied behind their backs and they were forced to crawl from room to room before being forced to lie down in the living room.
Politics is blind to realities of marriage
GUARDIAN Thu, 03 Dec 2009 09:00:00 GMT
Politicians are blind to the realities of marriage Is feminism "destroying the family"? Plenty of people appear to believe so.
'I was a woman of no importance'
BBC Tue, 01 Dec 2009 04:55:34 GMT
In the first known case of its kind, a woman who made a rape complaint which was not investigated properly has reached an out of court settlement with police.
Goldstone receives human rights award
PRESSTV Sat, 05 Dec 2009 09:16:03 GMT
United Nations Human Rights Council Judge Richard Goldstone has been honored with an international human rights award for 'an outstanding contribution to promotion and protection of human rights.'
WPN Thread : Global Warming debate : Can humans affect the weather?
WORLDPRESSNETWORK Wed, 02 Dec 2009
"Tax on fuel disproportionately affects the poor - not the rich, so current policy is reverse income redistribution."
Man arrested on suspicion of rape
BBC Thu, 19 Nov 2009 09:13:04 GMT
A 23-year-old man from Exeter is arrested on suspicion of rape after members of the public report an incident in Suffolk.
US starts to doubt execution: 'A change in attitude among the Texas public'
GUARDIAN Mon, 16 Nov 2009 08:42:40 GMT
Chris McGreal on fall in executions in USA Chris McGreal
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Harris: 'I felt victimized twice'
CNN Wed, 01 Feb 2012 00:58:51 GMT
Rape victim Crystal Harris was forced to pay spousal support to ex-husband after he was convicted of abusing her.
NYC news anchor accused of rape
CNN Sat, 28 Jan 2012 03:38:47 GMT
TV anchor and son of NYC police commissioner is accused of rape. HLN's Vinnie Politan reports.
Pardoned killers still free
CNN Tue, 24 Jan 2012 00:30:50 GMT
A Mississippi judge delays the decision on whether or not former Gov. Haley Barbour's pardons violate the constitution.
Defriending my rapist
CNN Tue, 24 Jan 2012 06:32:45 GMT
A man who raped a woman 38 years ago pops up on her Facebook page. Hear how Dorri Olds reacts.
Hearing on Miss. pardons set for today
CNN Mon, 23 Jan 2012 11:23:30 GMT
Paul Callan, CNN legal contributor, weighs in on why the Mississippi pardons may have violated the state's constitution.
Fight over cross at Camp Pendleton
CNN Tue, 17 Jan 2012 17:41:27 GMT
A group claims a cross on a memorial at Camp Pendleton violates the Constitution.
Video: Rooney Mara discusses GWTDT rape scene
CBSNEWS Wed, 11 Jan 2012 10:18:29 EST
Actress Rooney Mara talks to Gayle King about the brutal rape scene in the film, "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo."
Gingrich: Let Congress subpoena judges
CNN Tue, 27 Dec 2011 22:51:16 GMT
Newt Gingrich explains why the Constitution would allow the impeachment of judges whose decisions he disagrees with.
Frat survey asks "who would you rape?"
CNN Wed, 21 Dec 2011 04:39:56 GMT
HLN's Dr. Drew talks a panel about a fraternity survey that asked "who would you rape?"
Police: Woman fakes her own rape
CNN Wed, 14 Dec 2011 23:25:46 GMT
Police say a woman faked her own rape and home invasion. HLN's Jane Velez-Mitchell investigates.
CDC: 1 in 5 women victim of rape
CNN Thu, 15 Dec 2011 19:59:29 GMT
CNN's Don Lemon talks to Dr. Linda Degutis about the CDC's shocking report on women and rape.
Harris: 'I call it the rape discount'
CNN Wed, 07 Dec 2011 00:27:41 GMT
A woman says she was sexually assaulted in her marriage and now must pay her ex-husband spousal support.
Changing The Dialogue On Date Rape
CNN Sat, 19 Nov 2011 00:22:03 GMT
Brooke Baldwin talks to Bergen Baucom about date rape and her efforts to educate people about common misconceptions
Mississippi puts 'personhood' on ballot
CNN Tue, 08 Nov 2011 18:54:35 GMT
CNN.com's Mallory Simon discusses a proposed amendment to Mississippi's constitution that questions when life begins.
They call it 'corrective rape'
CNN Mon, 07 Nov 2011 18:00:40 GMT
20-year-old Zukiswa Gaca tells CNN why she ended up lying on a railway track attempting to take her own life.
'Personhood' amendment unconstitutional?
CNN Mon, 07 Nov 2011 19:15:10 GMT
CNN's Jeffrey Toobin discusses the implications of the "personhood" amendment to the Mississippi state constitution.
George Galloway thanks supporters at end of historic ban-breaking 11-city 2010 tour of Canada
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Officer punches student at least 27 times in shocking display of Police Brutality
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Ahmadinejad: Those who walked out were "arrogant and selfish"
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Paramilitary TSG Police Officer attacked Ian Tomlinson
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Canada ban: Galloway faces his accusers a Jewish Defence League (JDL) on Channel 4 news
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Burying The Truth: Burying Schapelle Corby
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U.S. Army prepares to invade U.S.
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Rep. Brad Sherman Martial Law
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Goldman Sachs Bribed Senate To Pass Bailout Bill
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INFOWARS Fri, 20 Jun 2008
Talk show host Michael Reagan files copyright infringement claim to prevent audio clip of him calling for the murder of anti-war activist from circulating the Internet

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Bilin Weekly Protest- Israeli Army Uses Live Rounds on Peaceful Protest.
F.F.J. June 13 2008- Today a young man from Bilin was shot with live rounds during the weekly Bilin Protest....
Countdown: Worst Person May 27, 2008
YOUTUBE 11 June 2008
And the winner is....Joe Lieberman for associating with extreme religious fanatics. Runners up Liz Trotta (for a comment on assassination of Osama & Obama) and Michelle Malkin (for the...
Hesham Tillawi on Michelle Malkin and the Dunkin Donut scarf
YAHOO 11 June 2008
Hesham Tillawi answers Malkin and Dunkin Donuts on the Palestinian scarf in the Rachael Ray ad
George Galloway on the talkSPORT radio show Friday 11 July 2008 "The Mother of All Talk Shows"
SPIDEREDVIDEOS Friday 11 July 2008
Another very interesting show covering a range of topics, including civil liberties and 42 days detention without trial, as well as The Beatles band.
David Icke - Big Brother, the Big Picture
EDGEMEDIATV July 6th 2008
David Icke speaks to the constituents of Haltemprice and Howden about the 'Big Brother' election, forced by the resignation of David Davis, and the move towards the global Big Brother...
Prof. Norman Finkelstein on the use of the Holocaust to justify wars of aggression
YOUTUBE
Anas Tikriti hosts Prof. Norman Finkelstein in Al Hiwar's weekly English show "Jousor" translated as Bridges. Part 7 of 7.
Galloway speech to Parliament on the new anti-terror bill
SHIATV April 18, 2008
George Galloways speech to the UK Parliament condemning the governments proposals to allow police to detain people for 42 days without charge
George Galloway sums up the UK Government : "You can't trust them"
YOUTUBE
George Galloway on BBC Question Time whilst debating a DNA Database sums up the UK Government. You can't trust them!! Broadcast on 28 Feb 2008
US cops beat Tibetans in front of the UN building
YOUTUBE Wed, 26 Mar 2008
US cops beat Tibetans in front of the UN building
Sibel Edmonds Speaks
GOLEFT
After years of trying to fight her way to through the maze of the US court system, Sibel Edmonds finally decided to tell her story no matter the consequences and offered to do so to any...
Sibel Edmonds: KILL THE MESSENGER
GOOGLE
A Documentary on State Secrets Privilege & U.S. Whistleblowers
Israeli Army Uses Live Rounds on Peace-13-06-2008
YOUTUBE
Bilin Weekly Protest- Israeli Army Uses Live Rounds on Peaceful Protest.
F.F.J. June 13 2008- Today a young man from Bilin was shot with live rounds during the weekly Bilin Protest....
The Microchip population
GOOGLE
This video documents the decline of civil rights since 911 and the arrival of biometrics as a new wave of identifying people. But is there a more sinister reason for creating a global...
TerrorStorm Final Cut (Alex Jones)
GOOGLE
New and Updated. Has Additional 17 minutes of new footage and interviews. Watch and pass along.
Will Bush's illegal wiretapping be made legal? - Michael Ratner: Senate vote on FISA bill could threaten basic rights
THEREALNEWS Monday January 28th, 2008
Michael Ratner is President of the Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR) in New York. He has taught at Yale Law School, lectured at Columbia Law School, and was President of the National...
Freedom of Speech and H.R. 1955 pt. 1
YOUTUBE
Though the authors of H.R. 1955 would likely deny that the bill could be used to crack down on free speech and legitimate political opposition, the talking heads on the main stream networks...

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