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Health/Sc./Environment
--Holes in U.S. food safety net
--Is Your Lipstick Safe?...Personal care and hygiene products from toothpaste to eyeshadow contain thousands of largely unregulated chemicals that could pose serious damage to your health.

--Five ways to avoid holiday weight gain

--Sustainable & Organic Farming Increase Crop Yields by 79% in the Developing World

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Tech
--US tries Google for Iran intel
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TOP STORIES

--As World Warms, Africa's Waters Going Dry... Vast Lakes Dropping Fast, Affecting Water Supplies, Fishing And Power For Millions

--Annan Criticizes Bush In Farewell Speech... Outgoing U.N. Secretary­ General Delivers Tough Critique Of U.S. Policies

--CIA is undermining British war effort, say military chiefs : Confidential report speaks of ‘serious tensions’ in the coalition over strategy in Iraq and Afghanistan

--Gates causes worry in Israel -- Israeli officials want to know why U.S. Secretary of Defense­ designate Robert Gates made a statement to Congress that Israel has nuclear weapons.

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IRAQ
--Iraq president rejects Baker report :Jalal Talabani, Iraq's president, has rejected recommendations by the US bipartisan Iraq Study Group, calling them dangerous and an insult to Iraqis.

--Our Genocidal National Narcissism: We Are the Very, Very "Bad Guys"...By invading and occupying Iraq, we engaged in a completely unjustified war of aggression.
Our presence in Iraq constitutes nothing less than an unforgivable war crime. Critics of our viciously immoral war bemoan American casualties -- and those casualties are indeed tragic. But even most of those critics almost never mention the hundreds of thousands of dead and injured Iraqis -- or the fact that we have destroyed an entire nation beyond any hope of recovery in the foreseeable future.
This narcissism is displayed almost as much by liberal and progressive bloggers as it is by the mindlessly robotic Bush and America defenders. I freely admit that I find this national narcissism disgusting and sickening to an extent that far surpasses my ability to express it fully and accurately. It is absolutely nauseating...

--This is the daily life story in Iraq Faiza Al-Arji...During my work with Iraqi NGOs , dealing with human rights issues, I met this man, he was released recently from an Iraqi prison, and I asked him to write me his testimony. Now, you all can read it, and recognize what a kind of new government we have in Iraq these days. Mr Bush trying always to support this government , and telling the world that this is unity government,doing its best to make iraqis more happy and celebrate democracy. This is the daily life story in Iraq, besides the kidnapping and bloodshed everywhere...

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Asia | M.E. | Africa
-- Afghan president weeps for dead civilians... "This nation and this country doesn't have the power to rescue itself. Neither can we tell the terrorists not to come from Pakistan, nor can we tell the coalition forces not to kill our children in the fight against terrorism,’ Karzai said, adding in a breaking voice and with tears in his eyes, ‘the oppression has gone beyond its limit.’
-- ‘Die America!’ chants Afghan "mob" at U.S. base... More than 1,000 stone­ throwing Afghans tried to break down an outer gate at the main U.S. base here Tuesday while demanding the release of eight detained villagers, and Afghan troops fired warning shots and used clubs to beat the mob back. U.S. troops also fired into the air.
Other
--Dad trekked much farther than first thought

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Strategy for the War on Christmas ...Let's face it: Christmas is not the exclusive property of those who think God came to earth 2000 years ago as a baby in Bethlehem.
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Business
--Oil producing countries switching from dollars to euros

--Iran's parliament said to favor switching from dollars to euros

--Dollar may rise even as U.S. economy weakens, research firm says

--U.S. Criminal Probe Rattles $2 Trillion Municipal Bond Market: 

--Top­ Level Insiders Selling Their Stock:  

--Suburban poverty on the rise as more settle outside cities: 

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The Americas

--More Cheer for the Holiday Travel Season...Dr Ivan Eland

--Boomerang Effect...William Lind, Military.com  One of the things U.S. troops are learning in Iraq is how people with little training and few resources can fight a state. Most American troops will see this within the framework of counterinsurgency. But a minority will apply their new­ found knowledge in a very different way.

--Violent house invasions by terrorist jackboots all too common in the USA

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International

-- Pinochet death ‘saddens’ Thatcher : Former prime minister Baroness Thatcher is "greatly saddened" by the death of Augusto Pinochet, said a spokesman.
--Who Framed Roger Rabbit? by Israel Shamir

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Canada

--Harper pulls a Bush...Blame Canada? Eh, why not? Much to the surprise of most Canadians and the world community, Canada is reneging on its international commitments under the 1997 Kyoto Protocol, which could weaken an international agreement to fight climate change after Kyoto expires in 2012.

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Mail
--How many more will die for Bush' ego?
--News of the site...Israel Shamir
-- Dec 7/06 David Icke update
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Opinion–Editorials
--Economic Apartheid Kills...Joel S. Hirschhorn

--Tinker Bell, Pinochet And The Fairy Tale Miracle Of Chile...Greg Palast
--Sandra Day O'Connor: "My Life as a Buck­ Passing Phony"...Do you like Sandra Day O' Connor? You know, the peevish ex­ Supreme Court Justice with the mug like George Washington? O' Connor's placement on the Iraq Study Group is one of the more striking political ironies of our time. After all, who played a bigger role in securing a spot in the Oval Office for our Crawford Interloper than O'Connor? Nevertheless, O'Connor was rewarded for her loyalty by putting her on a panel that is designed to derail the Bush juggernaut before the entire Middle East disappears in sheets of flames. Now that's irony! Apparently, O'Connor has forgotten her part in the 2000 election­ swindle and now believes that the media has an obligation to clean up the mess she made...  By Mike Whitney  When the final text is written, the name of Sandra Day O' Connor will feature quite prominently right next to Rasputin, Pol Pot, Henry Kissinger, Pinochet and the other scoundrels who litter the history books.
--Bread, Bread, Everywhere, Yet not a Morsel to Eat... In my latest essay, I attack the subject of starvation. Hoping to tap into the reader's pathos, I begin with a vivid description of a photo of a starving Kenyan child (which had captivated my sympathy and sparked my desire to dissect the topic of famine). I then describe the process of death by starvation, present some horrifying statistics, reveal that the principal causes of famine around the world are elitist (Neoliberal) economic policies, expose the fact that the military appropriation to famine relief spending ratio for the US is about 99 to 1, and offer the reader the conclusions I reached (in exploring the topic of starvation)...By Jason Miller
--Pearl Harbor: The Latest Wave

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