British Foreign Secretary David Miliband was tonight urged to intervene after an extraordinary row erupted between the British courts and the US administration over the release of documents relating to allegations of torture.
Two senior judges said the US government had threatened to review its intelligence-sharing relationship with the UK if the material was placed in the public domain. The documents contain details of the treatment by the US of Ethiopian Binyam Mohamed, a f...
The Obama Administration / State of the Union Address
Fri Nov 07, 2008 10:14 pm by Auditor #9
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2 U.S. Airstrikes in Pakistan kill twenty Davos stimulus passes Sends 17,000 Troops to Afghanistan February 2009
I'm not in any way up on this but I think the New Administration is of course worth a thread in itself. I know jack about the people he's appointing nor their positions and what they mean so I'm hoping to learn a bit on this thread.
Is the US already at war with Iran? / IISS: Iran will have enough Uranium for a Nuke in 2009 ?
Wed Jul 30, 2008 10:09 am by Aragon
Scott Ritter, the former US weapons inspector exposes the covert beginning of the war with Iran and describes how the CIA backed opposition are already mounting attacks inside the country. This activity is being conducted with the consent of Congress who have approved funding for it. Imagine what would happen if Iran attempted to do the same thing to the US? And how come it's ok for the US to own thousands of nuclear weapons and to continue to develop them? The only country threatening to u...
Greek Fire - Who should pay the price of the Crash ? Greece riots
Tue Dec 09, 2008 10:53 pm by cactus flower
The weakest points of Europe are acting as valves = Iceland, Ireland and now Greece. Three days after a 15 year old boy was shot dead by police, petrol bombings, riots and mass demonstrations are continuing, with a General Strike tomorrow and the Government in danger of failing. The Socialist opposition seems not to have different solutions - the far left, the anarchists and trade unions are objecting to ...