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24 May ' 03:45
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23 May ' 19:15
Bush War Crimes Conspiracy: Tortured at Abu Ghraib by PROFESSOR ALI SHALAL (GLOBAL RESEARCH)
(May 23, 2012) (NOTE BY GLOBAL RESEARCH EDITOR: The following detailed testimony of Professor Ali Shalal was used by the prosecution in the indictment of George W. Bush and associates, Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Tribunal, 7-12 May 2012.Known to the World as "The Man behind the Hood", Al Shalal was tortured at Abu Ghraib Prison.In February of 2007, Global Research published the complete transcript of Professor Ali Shalal's sworn testimony, presented which was presented to the War Crimes Commission. The latter was set up under the helm of former Malaysian Prime Minister Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad.
Ali Shalal is a man of tremendous courage and determination. I was present, as member of the Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Commission (KLWCC), when he presented his February 2007 testimony.
I had the opportunity of speaking to him on several occasions in the course of the February 2007 war crimes Conference. We established bonds of friendship and solidarity. We shared our determination to bring the war criminals in high office to justice.War Crimes of Israel: Killing With Impunity by STEPHEN LENDMAN by AL MARTIN (AL MARTIN RAW) -
23 May ' 08:03
Wednesday, May 23, 2012 Why the Volcker Rule Will Not Solve Anything
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22 May ' 20:08
Why It Doesn't Pay To Cooperate With Police by BOB LIVINGSTONRothschild Gold Fixers, Dubai & the Annunaki by DEAN HENDERSON (THEINTELHUB.COM) -
22 May ' 09:32
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21 May ' 21:41
Tuesday, May 22, 2012 War Veterans Give Back 'Cheap Tokens', Er, Medals by YOU TUBEChicago Police Arrest More Anti-NATO Protesters by PRESSTVJudge Katherine Forrest: Just Say NO to NDAA by ARIZONOMICSWhy It Doesn't Pay To Cooperate With Police by BOB LIVINGSTON -
20 May ' 17:50
Market Trading-Summer Swoon Begins as Hopium Fades by AL MARTIN (INSIDER INTELLIGENCE)
(5-20-12) Last week we had recommended trading the June Long Bond contract from the long side. Indeed the contract pushed up into new contract highs above 148 in Friday's trade. We were consistent buyers of the contract on overnight dips throughout the week, selling on intra-day rallies. The contract looks headed higher, despite record low yields. For the rest of this FREE SAMPLE COLUMN of Market Trading Recommendations, click on independent trader Al Martin's website Insider Intelligence* AL MARTIN is a market trader as well as an independent political/ economic analyst with 25 years of experience as a trader on NYMEX, CME, CBOT and CFTC. He is considered to be a source of independent analysis for financially sophisticated and market savvy investors, as well as subscribers who want to understand the behind the scenes working of markets worldwide.
Al Martin's website "Insider Intelligence" Insider Intelligence provides weekly commodity futures trading recommendations.Facebook IPO Fails: Is Mark Zuckerberg Mossad? by ROY TOVChicago Pigs Get Violent at Anti-NATO Protest by INDYMEDIA'We Want NATO Ended': Thousands March in Chicago Michael Moore Claims He Never Heard of Bilderberg by LUKE RUDKOWSKI (WE ARE CHANGE.ORG)Fukushima Reactor 4 Poses Massive Global Risk by ANDY JOHNSON (CTVNEWS.CA) -
20 May ' 07:24
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19 May ' 19:57
Protect Yourself from Radiation by NEWLYNRESEARCHGROUPThousands of Protestors March Against NATO by RT.COM -
19 May ' 09:32
Obama, Bush, Torture and the Lying War Criminals by PUPPETGOV.COMProtecting the 1%, NATO Occupies Chicago by PAUL STREET (THE INDYPENDENT)
(5-15-12) The latest fiasco of JP Morgan Chase -- losing more than $2 Billion and counting -- shows once again the problems with the so-called Volcker Rule, which is supposed to ban deposit-taking banks from engaging in proprietary trading, which means trading on behalf of their own accounts. This will not help to stop the flow of red ink in future investment bank losses, and despite JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon's mea culpa, calling the loss an "egregious" failure -- not to mention the conflict of interest he has by sitting on the New York Fedâs board -- there is little chance that anything will change in the incestuous world of investment banking and its regulators. Nothing will change until Congress comes up with, not a Volcker Rule, but some sort of rule that's actually enforceable regarding proprietary trading.Since the so-called Volcker Rule, named after former Fed chairman Paul Volcker, who was responsible for the latest and greatest speculative bubble, allows investment banks who are Too Big To Fail (TBTF) to be eligible for a public bailout.Search the Site
