News for 12-27-06
12-27-06 - Iran to reduce nuclear cooperation after sanctions
12-27-06 - Baath party threatens to retaliate Saddam Hussein's Baath Party threatened Wednesday to retaliate if the ousted Iraqi leader is executed, warning in an Internet posting it would target U.S. interests anywhere.
12-27-06 - US to send more troops to Gulf The US is to send up to 3,300 soldiers to Kuwait in early January, amid a review by the Bush administration of its policy on neighbouring Iraq.
12-27-06 - A Grim Christmas for Iraqi Children
12-27-06 - Alarming 9/11 claim is found baseless
12-27-06 - Iran puts 17 oil blocks out to tender
12-27-06 - Justice Dept. Database Stirs Privacy Fears The Justice Department is building a massive database that allows state and local police officers around the country to search millions of case files from the FBI, Drug Enforcement Administration and other federal law enforcement agencies, according to Justice officials.
12-27-06 - Iran's Ahmadinejad sends letter to pope He also wrote a letter in July to German Chancellor Angela Merkel, complaining that Germany was being exploited by "greedy Zionists", more than 60 years after World War II.
12-27-06 - Successful Israelis relinquish citizenship "..they are required to relinquish their citizenship in order to work in Capitol Hill or serve in prestigious positions in the American military or the White House," Relinquishing their Israeli citizenship does not remove the security threat.
12-27-06 - Increasing numbers of Palestinians leaving Baghdad The number of Palestinians stuck on the Iraq-Syria border after fleeing violence in Baghdad has risen to 80, with more reported on the way.
12-27-06 - Nevzlin named in poison probe Russian authorities said an Israel-based business oligarch could be a suspect in the murder of a former Russian spy in Britain.....Nevzlin, who is involved in several Jewish charities, was one of several business moguls forced out of Russia in what many see as a deliberate corporate takeover campaign masterminded by President Vladimir Putin. Hmm.
12-27-06 - Gaydamak boosts Bibi A Russian-Israeli billionaire endorsed Benjamin Netanyahu?s bid to retake the Israeli premiership.
12-27-06 - Neocons Endanger the Sixth Amendment Obviously, the demands of Israel trump the rights of American citizens, as America is now, and has been for some time, Israeli occupied territory.
12-27-06 - Outside View: What happened to the Arabs? Reaction to the Baker-Hamilton report showed that Israel is defending certain policies that Americans do not agree on. Israel declared that occupying Iraq is in the Israeli strategic interest and that dividing Iraq is an Israeli target, while the Iraq Study Group report insisted on the need of keeping Iraq united and that war in Iraq damaged the U.S. status, interests and reputation
12-27-06 - Egypt wants end to 'nuclear double standards'
12-27-06 - Hezbollah rises from ruins of its Beirut home
12-27-06 - Unlike America, writer has no conflicts
12-27-06 - Lebanon keeps 'door open' to changes in Hariri tribunal Prime Minister Fuad Siniora has said that changes could yet be made to the statutes establishing an international tribunal on the February 2005 murder of former prime minister Rafic Hariri.
12-27-06 - Baath party threatens to retaliate Saddam Hussein's Baath Party threatened Wednesday to retaliate if the ousted Iraqi leader is executed, warning in an Internet posting it would target U.S. interests anywhere.
12-27-06 - US to send more troops to Gulf The US is to send up to 3,300 soldiers to Kuwait in early January, amid a review by the Bush administration of its policy on neighbouring Iraq.
12-27-06 - A Grim Christmas for Iraqi Children
12-27-06 - Alarming 9/11 claim is found baseless
12-27-06 - Iran puts 17 oil blocks out to tender
12-27-06 - Justice Dept. Database Stirs Privacy Fears The Justice Department is building a massive database that allows state and local police officers around the country to search millions of case files from the FBI, Drug Enforcement Administration and other federal law enforcement agencies, according to Justice officials.
12-27-06 - Iran's Ahmadinejad sends letter to pope He also wrote a letter in July to German Chancellor Angela Merkel, complaining that Germany was being exploited by "greedy Zionists", more than 60 years after World War II.
12-27-06 - Successful Israelis relinquish citizenship "..they are required to relinquish their citizenship in order to work in Capitol Hill or serve in prestigious positions in the American military or the White House," Relinquishing their Israeli citizenship does not remove the security threat.
12-27-06 - Increasing numbers of Palestinians leaving Baghdad The number of Palestinians stuck on the Iraq-Syria border after fleeing violence in Baghdad has risen to 80, with more reported on the way.
12-27-06 - Nevzlin named in poison probe Russian authorities said an Israel-based business oligarch could be a suspect in the murder of a former Russian spy in Britain.....Nevzlin, who is involved in several Jewish charities, was one of several business moguls forced out of Russia in what many see as a deliberate corporate takeover campaign masterminded by President Vladimir Putin. Hmm.
12-27-06 - Gaydamak boosts Bibi A Russian-Israeli billionaire endorsed Benjamin Netanyahu?s bid to retake the Israeli premiership.
12-27-06 - Neocons Endanger the Sixth Amendment Obviously, the demands of Israel trump the rights of American citizens, as America is now, and has been for some time, Israeli occupied territory.
12-27-06 - Outside View: What happened to the Arabs? Reaction to the Baker-Hamilton report showed that Israel is defending certain policies that Americans do not agree on. Israel declared that occupying Iraq is in the Israeli strategic interest and that dividing Iraq is an Israeli target, while the Iraq Study Group report insisted on the need of keeping Iraq united and that war in Iraq damaged the U.S. status, interests and reputation
12-27-06 - Egypt wants end to 'nuclear double standards'
12-27-06 - Hezbollah rises from ruins of its Beirut home
12-27-06 - Unlike America, writer has no conflicts
12-27-06 - Lebanon keeps 'door open' to changes in Hariri tribunal Prime Minister Fuad Siniora has said that changes could yet be made to the statutes establishing an international tribunal on the February 2005 murder of former prime minister Rafic Hariri.
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