The Constantine Report - On American Terrorism & Fascism
Paula Duffy Huliq | September 22, 2010 Michael Ware, former CNN war correspondent has decided to open up about decisions made by the network, not to broadcast certain footage from Afghanistan and Iraq battle zones.
Victoria Jones Talk Media News | September 15, 2010 American soldiers charged with keeping a skull, finger bones and leg bones from Afghan corpses as trophies.
A project to safeguard governmental computers, run by the NSA, is too big a threat to Americans' privacy.
rbr.com | September 17, 2010 The Subcommittee on Commerce, Trade, and Consumer Protection, part of the House C.
Rupert Murdoch Called To Testify Over News Corp Reporters Hacking Cellphones By TIM ADLER Deadline London | 10 September 2010 Tom Watson, a Labour member of Parliament, says Murdoch must explain to the UK House of Commons about journalists illegally hacking into people’s phones.
" ... Whether the Cordoba Initiative ever gets its way with the Ground Zero Mosque, it may well have a lasting.
Richard Silverstein
Chernick Funds Horowitz-Spencer Attacks On NY Park51 Mosque By Richard Silverstein | Eurasia Review | September 2010 Pajama Media’s alum Pam Geller struck gold when she discovered a Sufi group intended to building a mosque and Muslim community center two blocks from Ground Zero.
By Scott Shifrel NY Daily News | September 7th 2010 Admitted plagiarist Gerald Posner A Village Voice writer is suing disgraced author Gerald Posner, saying he stole chunks of his bestseller about a Staten Island thug turned Miami gangster.
John Prescott furious over unrevealed link to phone-hacking scandal Documents held by Metropolitan police suggest News of the World targeted former deputy prime minister By Toby Helm and Jamie Doward Guardian | 4 September 2010 The Conservative party's director of communications, Andy Coulson, was editor of the News of the World when the hacking scandal first surfaced.
" ... Human Events, [in 1946] a monthly magazine ... called the Nuremberg Trials a 'travesty of justice.' ...