Now for GM weapons
It's time to get tough with the biotech firms over germ warfare
Jeremy Rifkin
Thursday September 27, 2001
The Guardian
For the first 10 days we worried about commercial aeroplanes being
hijacked and used as missiles. Now, the American people are
worried about a new, even mor
Media warned that truthful reports could help enemies
By Kim Sengupta
The Independent, 27 September 2001
The British media has been warned to minimise speculation on
forthcoming military activity for fear that some reports could be
of use to the enemy.
A letter sent by the D-Notice Commi
Thank you Chris for your kind reply. In spite of the danger of being seen
as a complete hypocrite I disavow my claim to silence and re-enter
discussion as far as I am able.
First a note on "Empire" I formed an impression based on what others had
said and mere glance at the text itself, I admit
Penners
While the Herald's correspondent is clearly well-connected, this is the
first time that I have read him peddling such clear projections of
desire. The information contained below also directly contradicts
reports that were coming out only 6 months ago about the almost complete
eradication
Below is a lengthy obituary for Alastair Hetherington, who was editor of
the The Guardian from 1956 - 1975. After that he was a member of the
Scott Trust, the Guardian's owner, becoming its chairman in 1984 until
his retirement in 1989, when he was succeeded by Hugo Young.
Of interest in connecti
And you thought it was Guardian articles that get forwarded to PEN-L?!
Previous posts under this heading have speculated on precisely the
subject of yesterday's lengthy disquisition by Hugo Young, who is the
Guardian's chief political analyst and board member of the Scott Trust,
the independent bo
