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Monday 30th April 2007: -

JFK Murder Plot "Deathbed Confession" Aired On National Radio: Former CIA agent, Watergate conspirator E. Howard Hunt names the men who killed Kennedy - The "deathbed confession" audio tape in which former CIA agent and Watergate conspirator E. Howard Hunt admits he was approached to be part of a CIA assassination team to kill JFK was aired this weekend - an astounding development that has gone completely ignored by the establishment media.   (RELATED: See our JFK Assassination archive)

Sunday 29th April 2007: -

Britain becoming a Big Brother society, says data watchdog - Britain is in danger of "committing slow social suicide" as such Big Brother techniques as surveillance cameras and recording equipment spread into every aspect of our lives, the nation's information watchdog will warn this week. A new report from Richard Thomas, the information commissioner, will say that the public needs to be made more aware of the "creeping encroachment" on civil liberties created by email monitoring, CCTV and computer tracking of our buying habits.

Kiss caught on camera raises issues of Big Brother surveillance: Surveillance cameras in schools are meant to keep children safe and in-line, but a kiss, a camera and a controversy have Gig Harbor High School in Washington in an uproar - A security camera captured two girls kissing, but it's what happened next that sparked a surveillance debate. With Warren County schools having surveillance cameras not only in the high schools but in the middle school and elementary schools as well, you'll want to read on because reporter Keith Eldridge's brings you the story that asks the question: When does Big Brother surveillance cross the line?

Saturday 28th April 2007: -

  • Rosie Hosts First Responders On The View - It was refreshing to see this issue get some prime time attention, but it appears that the fact of the EPA deliberately endangering the 9/11 heroes and then engaging in a cover-up in concert with Condi Rice was not stressed strongly enough, but well done to Rosie for getting this past the Neo-Con gatekeepers at ABC: -


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Wednesday 25th April 2007: -

Ted Heath ‘propositioned men for sex’ - A senior gay Conservative claimed yesterday that Sir Edward Heath propositioned men for sex in the 1950s. Brian Coleman, chairman of the London Assembly, claimed that the former Prime Minister curbed his behaviour after he was warned that it would harm his career. Asked to substantiate his claims, Mr Coleman told The Times: “I have this on very good authority. There were many stories about Ted Heath. I did not know him well myself, but have been told this by people who did. “It was certainly not a secret that he was an old queen. I have been told that he was warned about his behaviour and then stopped.”

Tuesday 24th April 2007: -

Scanners keep students under China college's thumb - A Chinese college has introduced fingerprint scanners to stop students playing truant, the China Daily said on Tuesday, but not everyone is pleased about it. Meiya College of International Studies at Hunan University spent 250,000 yuan (16,000 pounds) last year to install the scanners in each of its 30-plus classrooms. "Students are now required to 'check in' to each class by pressing their thumbs against the scanner," the newspaper said.

Monday 23rd April 2007: -

Man subdued by stun gun, dies - A 26-year-old man subdued with a stun gun after police say he was raging out of control, died about an hour after a Hamden officer used the Taser, police said. David Mills was talking about demons, speaking incoherently and told police he was high on drugs when they found him on Helen Street early Saturday, police said. Officers found Mills fighting on the ground with his friend, Adrian Teddington, police said. Police tried to intervene by separating the two, but Mills resisted by kicking, punching and biting officers, so they called for medical assistance and hit Mills with the Taser.

Sunday 22nd April 2007: -

Report Claims Link Between Autism and Mobile Phones - A new report is claiming to have found a link between the rise in autism in the USA, and the rise of the use of wireless technologies, specifically mobile phones. Tamara Mariea, founder of Internal Balance, is releasing findings from more than five years of research on clients with autism, and other membrane sensitivity disorders which claims electromagnetic radiation stress is one of the potentially major root causes of the explosion of autistic cases in the past two decades.   (RELATED: See our Compromised Health archive)


Saturday 21st April 2007: -

New Hamp. Legislators Address RFID Concerns - Controversy over the use of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) continues to grow as New Hampshire has reintroduced legislation to regulate the use of RFID chips in consumer products and entirely ban their use in government documents such as driver's licenses. Currently, RFID chips are used in certain point-of-sale devices, such as ExxonMobil's EasyPass, tollway passes, and building access cards that many employers issue. Retailers use RFID to track shipping pallets and containers.

Friday 20th April 2007: -

Security at touch of a finger - A HI-TECH biometric access system has been installed to protect children at a Whitehaven nursery. Tamalder Childcare, has become one of the first children’s nurseries in the UK to install the finger-print-entry system from Lancashire-based UK Biometrics. The new locks allow nursery personnel to register parent’s fingerprints in seconds then, by pressing their fingerprint on a sensor pad at the door, they can leave or collect their children without fuss. The scanner identifies key points on the users fingerprint.

Thursday 19th April 2007: -


Wednesday 18th April 2007: -

Pound hits 25-year dollar high - The pound hit its highest level against the dollar for more than a quarter of a century today after the signal of an imminent interest rate rise from the Bank of England prompted a fresh wave of speculative buying. Minutes of the April meeting of Threadneedle Street's monetary policy committee sent sterling surging above $2.01 on the foreign exchange markets - a level it last reached in 1981 when the Thatcher government was using double-digit borrowing costs to combat inflation at 20%.