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While the intellectually challenged faces on our
news networks are wishing you a happy “Fourth of July” I will take this opportunity
to remind, or inform those uninformed and unintelligent talking heads that we
are celebrating “Independence Day”, not simply the date of July 4th!
While this seems like a trivial point it really is
not. The word “independence” means something. We should think hard and long
about what it stands for and why we celebrate it. We should think about the
things from which we became independent. Then we should think long and hard
about our current situation. Perhaps we don’t hear that word is because they
do not want us to think about what it really means. Maybe they are worried
that the citizens might once again decide that it is time for independence
from an overbearing government? Think about it! – Jesse, Editor, TvNewsLIES.org If you believe that the American corporate media is
our greatest enemy and let the people know how you feel, here is a way to do
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· The Metrics Of Success In Iraq - Under a
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May, Defense Secretary Don Rumsfeld has until July 11 to send Capitol Hill a
"comprehensive set of performance indicators and measures of stability
and security" two years after the fall of Saddam Hussein. · Iraq Has
Lost $11.35 Billion Due Damage to Oil Facilities, Lost Exports, Official Says
- Iraq has lost about $11.35 billion because of damage to oil sector
infrastructure and lost revenue since petroleum exports resumed after the
U.S.-led invasion two years ago, an Iraqi oil ministry spokesman said Sunday. · Police
force often the only hope for jobless Iraqis - A recent survey by Iraq's
Planning Ministry found that more than 50 percent of Iraqis were unemployed,
most of them young men frustrated at the lack of post-war progress and
desperate for anything that will provide an income. · · Iraqi government
worried about civilian killings by |
· Increase in the
Number of Documents Classified by the Government - Driven in
part by fears of terrorism, government secrecy has reached a historic high by
several measures, with federal departments classifying documents at the rate
of 125 a minute as they create new categories of semi-secrets bearing vague
labels like "sensitive security information." · Key Bush
aide named in row over CIA leak - In a development that could prove
extremely damaging to the Bush administration, two lawyers close to the case
say that emails between the Time reporter who wrote the story and his editors
indicate that the reporter spoke to Mr Rove. · Karl Rove's new brand of McCarthyism - COMMENTARY
Karl Rove's new brand of McCarthyism "It's a
sophisticated strategy aimed at making liberals and Democrats all look soft
on terrorism." · |
· Who profits from $60 oil? - Big oil firms
see big benefits, but other top local companies are paying more to do
business · Oil 'will hit
$100 by winter' - Oil prices could rocket to $100 within six
months, plunging the world into an unprecedented fuel crisis, controversial
Texan oil analyst Matt Simmons has warned. · Renting out is
rough: Small landlords feel property price pinch - But it's a
different story for mom and pop landlords - sweating out a living on the
monthly rent checks of their tenants. |
· UPDATE PENDING |
· City forces out 2 downtown businesses Action
follows high court ruling on eminent domain - The U.S. Supreme Court's
5-4 decision last week paved the way for local governments to buy out
unwilling property owners, demolish homes and businesses, and turn that land
over to new owners for development. |
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INTERNATIONAL : http://www.tvnewslies.org/news/#international |
· Chavez Says
Venezuela Is Virtually Free of Illiteracy After Government Campaign - President
Hugo Chavez declared · G8 summit
site locked down - An 8-km ring of steel, 10,000 police on standby,
watchtowers and a no-fly zone; Gleneagles Hotel was locked down today as a
sophisticated G-8 security operation to protect the world's most powerful men
came into force. · Israeli ministers
to don flak jackets - Israeli government ministers have been fitted
with flak jackets in response to death threats from right-wing extremists
opposed to the planned pull-out of Jewish settlers from the Gaza Strip. · |
MILITARY
& VETERANS : http://www.tvnewslies.org/news/#military |
· Old Soldiers
Back On Duty - Many of the men and women being mobilized in the
Ready Reserve (9,000 so far) are not very happy about it. In fact, of those
who were supposed to report to duty in April, nine out of 10 of them either
applied for an exemption, or didn't respond at all. · Military Says Obese
Recruits Put Nation At Risk - Besides terrorists, germ warfare and nuclear
weapons, military officials increasingly worry about a different kind of
threat - troops too fat to fight. |
· CNN’s Hard News -
Serving 0.0001% of America - CNN feels that it is their
responsibility to serve 0.0001% of the population before they serve you. If
CNN is the most trusted name in news than what does that say for the rest of
the pack? · Critics Call Radio
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talk radio hosts is headed to · Bill Moyers - Whose PBS is it? The Corporation for Public
Broadcasting was set up to protect the people’s airwaves from political
interference. Now, that very safeguard leads the interference. · More
About Judith Miller - At this point it would seem that there are more
questions than answers, but it is starting to look as if Judith Miller's role
in this developing story is much more profound, perhaps even sinister, than
that of an honest journalist being pursued for her confidential sources by a
by a dogged prosecutor. · Ruling
throws media for a curve - A judge's ruling that two talk-radio hosts'
on-air activity could be considered campaign contributions has attracted
concern that the decision could have unintended effects on other media. · Canadian ambassador
fights 'Fox factor' - Frank McKenna, |
· Researchers Urge Caution on Ritalin-Cancer Link
Finding - As the U.S. Food and Drug Administration moved to examine a
potential link between Ritalin and cancer, the scientists who first unearthed
the connection stressed Friday that the finding was preliminary and should
not be cause for panic. |
· United
Church of Christ Committee Passes Same-Sex Marriage Resolution - A
committee of United Church of Christ representatives approved a resolution
Sunday that moves the church one step closer to becoming the largest
Christian denomination to endorse same-sex marriage. |
· Astrologist
sues NASA over comet crash - A Russian astrologist who says NASA has altered
her horoscope by crashing a spacecraft into a comet is suing the |
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