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38703 No.6988   [Reply]

"LONDON (AFP) — Prime Minister Gordon Brown on Wednesday won a narrow victory in a parliamentary vote over widely-opposed anti-terrorism plans, after last-minute bids to woo rebels.

The knife-edge vote on proposals to increase the maximum pre-charge detention period for suspected extremists from 28 days to 42 was passed by 315 to 306 after intense debate in the lower House of Commons."

http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5hj7Sy7eaNLImOrt45CBFMgImSqFQ



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102353 No.6987   [Reply]

"An Australian drugs trial lasting more than three months and costing taxpayers over A$1 million ($947,000) has been aborted after a number of jurors were found to have spent up to half the time playing Sudoku puzzles.

Sydney District Court Judge Peter Zahra cancelled the trial of two men on drugs conspiracy charges after the jury foreperson admitted that four to five jurors had been playing the addictive number sequence game, local media reported. The judge was alerted after some of the jurors were observed writing their notes vertically, rather than horizontally. "

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080611/od_nm/sudoku_dc



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37814 No.6986   [Reply]

"Belgian brewer InBev is offering a big payday to shareholders of Anheuser-Busch Cos. Inc., but its bid to create the world's largest beer company is already facing a major obstacle — U.S. election-year politics."

""Shareholders should resist choosing dollars over American jobs," Martin said in a statement Wednesday night. "Selling out to the Belgians is not worth it — because this is about more than beer: it's about our jobs and our nation.""

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080612/ap_on_bi_ge/anheuser_busch_inbev



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21235 No.6963   [Reply]

"Ira Isaacs readily admits he produced and sold movies depicting bestiality and sexual activity involving feces and urine. The judge warned potential jurors that the hours of fetish videos included violence against women, and many of them said they don't want to serve because watching would make them sick to their stomachs."

""There's no question the stuff is disgusting," said Diamond, who has spent much of his career representing pornographers. "The question is should we throw people in jail for it?""

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080610/ap_on_re_us/obscenity_or_art

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>>6963

A top federal judge who is presiding over an obscenity trial in Los Angeles has been caught posting explicit photos and videos to his web site. The judge told the Los Angeles Times that he didn't think the site was publicly accessible.

Alex Kozinski (at right), a conservative appointee of former president Ronald Reagan who is chief of the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, posted a photo of naked women standing on all fours and painted to look like cows, as well as a video of a half-naked man with a farm animal. A step-by-step pictorial depicted a woman shaving her pubic hair and other images showed masturbation and what the Times called "contortionist sex."

http://blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/2008/06/chief-judge-in.html



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59076 No.6965   [Reply]

"France is joining at least five other countries where Internet service providers block access to child pornography and to content linked to terrorism and racial hatred, the French interior minister said Tuesday.

The agreement will take effect in September. A blacklist will be compiled based on input from Internet users who flag sites containing offensive material"

""We can no longer tolerate the sexual exploitation of children in the form of child pornography," Alliot-Marie said."

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080610/ap_on_hi_te/france_child_pornography

>> No.6967  

>>6965

Good. The 21st Century witchhunt starts here. I hope lolicons will get caught up in the frenzy & bloodletting, and these subhumans will be eliminated.

>> No.6971  

I can't wait for that jail for pedos in Salem.



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75452 No.6945   [Reply]

"A 39-year-old Frenchman is to attempt a world first Tuesday by crossing the Channel on board a pedal-powered airship.

Weather permitting, Stephane Rousson will leave Dungeness beach in southeastern England at 3:30 am (0230 GMT) and hopes to reach northern France, 55 kilometres (33 miles) away five hours later."

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20080609/od_afp/francebritainsportoffbeat_080609195646

>> No.6951  

>>6945
holy shit it's Flight of the Navigator!

>> No.6966  

>>6951

Compliance!



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24481 No.6952   [Reply]

http://rawstory.com/news08/2008/06/10/social-security-debit-cards-debut/

“No bank account? No problem. Now you can have your Social Security benefits loaded directly onto an electronic debit card that works like a gift card from Uncle Sam,” the Washington Post’s Lori Montgomery writes Tuesday.

>> No.6954  

>>6952

And... this is new? For a few years now, in the UK, benefits have been paid directly into bank accounts, and there's special debit accounts with a card available in Post Offices.

I guess it'll take Barack Obama to create a universal healthcare system in the US, starting in, say... 2009/10? (if at all?), whereas we in the UK have had the NHS since... what? The late 1940s/early 1950s? Do keep up, America.

The Jet Engine. The Digital Computer. Television. Healthcare. Benefit payments. Where Britain leads, USA follows. Eventually.

>> No.6956  

Ah, protestants.

>> No.6957  

>>6952 Thanks for the News. I warm my friend.
His SS # is stolen and was used in Italy and France, Canada...

>> No.6958  

>>6954
Yes, perhaps we should all be more like wonder Britannia. We could have video cameras everywhere, drink warm beer, have our safe deposit boxes raided, and be arrested for dropping an apple core.

>> No.6960  

>>6958
Torchwood needs those cameras!



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42907 No.6932   [Reply]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/7442644.stm

Six suitcases packed with suspected gold dust and about £30m in cash have been found during searches of safety deposit centres in London, police say.

Detectives also found heroin and cocaine, evidence linked to child sex abuse and forged passports.

>> No.6950  

>>6932

>evidence linked to child sex abuse

See? In the UK, the police can do ANYTHING. They have the power to enter, search & seize ANYTHING they suspect pertains to CP - and they can do so WITHOUT a warrant. And you can forget about encrypting stuff. You can be charged with impeding investigations, withholding evidence & perverting the course of justice. In other words, if you've got stuff that NEEDS to be encrypted, as far as the police are concerned, it's CP. Better start nuking those HDs, UK lolicons. They have MI6's ECHELON & GCHQ's supercomputers on their side (they've helped the FBI crack many a CP ring in the US & other countries).

Operation Orr is watching you.



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27152 No.6948   [Reply]

"Nearly two weeks after its historic landing, scientists operating the U.S. Mars probe Phoenix are still trying to deliver a soil sample into one of the instruments, mission scientists said Monday."

"Though images relayed back to Earth showed the dirt sitting on top of TEGA, detectors inside the instrument indicated that none of the soil particles had fallen through the screen at the entrance to the oven.

According to scientists, the soil could be clumping together for several reasons, including the presence of salts that bind the material together or moisture in the soil that developed during landing and cemented the particles together. These factors, combined with the large amount of dirt delivered to the instrument, seem to be keeping the sample from getting in the oven for heating."

http://www.allheadlinenews.com/articles/7011221168



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95313 No.6936   [Reply]

Turn on C-SPAN, Kucinich has introduced articles to impeach Bush.

Image unrelated.

>> No.6938  

Why is he doing this just before midnight? Are there even any other congressmen around to hear him?

>> No.6939  

Kucinich talked for nearly five hours, finishing 10 minutes before midnight Eastern Time. Going through 35 articles of impeachment takes time. Bush has a lot to account for but I doubt this will lead to an actual impeachment. But at least those crimes will be on the congressional record now.

>> No.6940  

He went after Cheney last year IIRC and nothing happened.



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