The US military is desperately trying to close-in on the sources behind the biggest leak in its history. Pentagon chiefs admit it will take weeks to assess the damage to US-led operations in Afghanistan after the revelations, which include the killing of innocent citizens. Meanwhile, the Wikileaks website is promising that further revelations are on the way. The online whistleblower is now checking into reports dealing with American conduct in Iraq. It’s thought they could expose similar findings to the thousands of documents already posted on the web.
Walid Shoebat vividly remembers the tumultuous days of June, 1967, when Israel and its Arab neighbours were at war. For six days and six nights, Walid and his family hid in the bathroom of their home in Jericho, as fighting raged outside. Walid was taught to hate Jews “On the sixth day, everything went quiet,” Walid told BBC News Online. “My father was listening to Arab radio and the news said: ‘We cleansed Jerusalem of the Jews’. Then we opened the door and there was this Israeli tank with the Star of David flag standing in our street!” Less than a week after the war began, Jordan had been repelled from the West Bank, Israel had taken over and the map of the modern Middle East had been redrawn. A humiliating defeat for the Arabs, the Israeli victory spawned a new generation of young nationalists determined to restore lost pride, vanquish the enemy and establish a Palestinian state.
www.FreeMe.TV By ELISE HU KVUE News Texas Republican Ron Paul is considered a long shot in the race for president, but he’s a big hit on the Internet — drawing more Google searches than Paris Hilton. Click here for larger video And a growing hub for the Ron Paul Internet buzz is in Austin. “We have the largest meet-up group in the nation,” said Paul Davis, who started the Austin online community. The congressman from Lake Jackson is still considered a bottom-tier candidate, but his online supporters have helped him quickly spread his simple message. “No government monitoring, no government regulation, no government taxation,” said Paul. And no more involvement in Iraq. The anti-war, pro-free-market message led Davis to start a group that now has nearly 500 members. “This is really growing like crazy,” said Davis. Even Paul says he’s surprised by the response. “The reception has been many, many fold greater than I have ever dreamed,” Paul said. “It just seems to spread through the Internet.” On the Internet, Paul has been something of a net-roots phenomenon, topping Paris Hilton and iPhone in Google searches. The cyber-popularity has helped draw fundraising dollars, without Paul having to appear at fundraisers to ask for it. His second quarter cash-on-hand exceeds that of Republican John McCain, who’s long been considered a top tier candidate. “That’s important, you know. The campaign’s growing but we’re not spending our money to do this. That’s what’s amazing,” Paul said …
Robert Pollin: We must transition from neo-liberal model to a wage-led economy To watch a multi-part interview, click the link Below: www.therealnews.com
Bill Black: Administration and Congress not willing to break up big banks or control exec. compensation To watch a multi-part interview, click the link Below: www.therealnews.com
Breaking News, officials confirm that all online data has been lost after the Internet crashed and was forced to restart. More coverage at: www.onion.com
Part two of Dr. Mustafa Barghouti’s speech on Palestinian political dynamics and Middle East peace. Follow the link below for part one. www.youtube.com