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2003: The United States invade Iraq which was then one of six
nations left in the world who dont have a Rothschild controlled central bank.
http://www.iamthewitness.com/DarylBradfordSmith_Rothschild.htm
2005: On 7 July the London Underground Network is bombed.
Israels Finance Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu is in London on the morning of the
attacks in order to attend an economic conference in a hotel over the
underground station where one of the blasts occurred, but he stayed in his hotel
room instead, after he had been informed by Israeli intelligence officials
that attacks were expected. There are now only 5 nations in this world left
without a Rothschild controlled central bank: Iran; North Korea; Sudan; Cuba;
and Libya. Understand this and you will understand everything! To be added
or deleted from this mailing list, feel free to contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.savethemales.ca  Revealed! MI5 RULED LONDON
BOMBERS WERE NOT A THREAT!
Two of the four suicide bombers who killed 52 people in the July 7 attacks were scrutinised by MI5 last year but were not considered to be a threat, The Independent can reveal. (See above Introduction) http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/crime/article333649.ece
So, just who is Christian
Bailey?
A 30-year-old Oxford graduate with no public relations experience has been
handed a $100m contract by the Pentagon - to plant false stories in Iraqi
papers. Andrew Buncombe investigates
World trade negotiations are going
backwards, says Peter Mandelson
Trade ministers from 149 countries were last night bracing themselves for failure in Hong Kong after admitting that four days of intense and bitter wrangling had made only minimal progress in breaking the deadlock in global liberalisation talks. Gas and electricity bills will rise, says
Centrica
· High wholesale energy costs
blamed
· Hundreds more jobs to go in savings drive Britain's biggest energy supplier Centrica said yesterday that customers
faced another increase in gas and electricity bills next year and said other
companies would also have to raise prices.
Reporter who refused Iraq job wins sacking
case
London-based journalist won a case for unfair dismissal yesterday after his
employer ended his contract when he refused to go to Iraq. Richard Gizbert, a
broadcaster for the American channel ABC News, said his freelance contract was
terminated after he twice declined assignments in the Middle East.
We must avoid the T-word, says BBC (Bliar's Broadcasted
Crap!)
The Bbc has reignited the row over the use of the word 'terrorist' by again
warning journalists to try to avoid it.
Flu pandemic 'could spark food shortages'
A flu pandemic could spark food shortages and panic buying, an all-party
committee of peers said today.
The House of Lords Science and Technology Committee called on the Government to improve its co-ordination of domestic contingency planning in the event of a major flu outbreak. It also urged ministers to increase support for international efforts to prevent a pandemic. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=371840&in_page_id=1770
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Campbell warns Kennedy he has three months to 'raise his game'
