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Entries in War on terror (2)

Monday
Sep302013

More blockbusters coming to you

• DateMonday, September 30, 2013

Israel given unfiltered NSA data ... All phone calls in the US are "relevant to terrorism" ... Defence contractor successfully sues torture victims for costs ... NY designates city mosques as "terrorism enterprises" ... US Supremes in need of a code of conduct ... Nixon on judicial appointments ... Roger Fitch files from the town in the process of shutting down  

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Wednesday
Jan092013

Lawyers, guns and money

• DateWednesday, January 9, 2013

The manufacture and sale of the Second Amendment ... Armed vigilantism insulated from the law ... Litigation damages toll mounts for CIA's illegal programs ... The undisciplined Alfreda Frances Bikowsky out from the shadows ... From Roger Fitch, Our Man in Washington

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