“If they can get you asking the wrong questions, they don't have to worry about answers.” -- Thomas Pynchon
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February 2004
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'Organ trafficking cover-up in Mozambique'
DOD Now Eyes Lariam In Suicides
Fighting for Right Not to Show ID
How Britain and the US keep watch on the world
Fraud riddles Aspartame original studies
Targeting the Human with Directed Energy Weapons
StatsCan to collect blood from Canadians
Metal Storm to Weaponize Dragonfly UAV Chopper
Metal Storm to Weaponize Unmanned Aerial Vehicle for Demonstration in the U.S.
Brucellosis: the other infected beef threat
Brucellosis: biowar agent
Agricultural Biowarfare: State Programs to Develop Offensive Capabilities
If you use a TASER weapon, you can be traced
WHO ‘suppressed’ scientific study into depleted uranium cancer fears in Iraq
Was it the storm clouds, sun spots or Area 51?
Superflu is being brewed in the lab
Logging on could require a swipe card
A robot half the width of a human hair
"The implant, the size of a grain of rice . . ."
Lawmakers Alarmed by RFID Spying
A deadly piranha fish has been found on the Thames
Exposure to low-level magnetic fields causes DNA damage in rat brain cells
New hi-tech passports face scrutiny
Are you on Uncle Sam’s no-fly list?
One step closer to interfacing silicon chips with the human brain
Cyberappliances attack Italian village
Bank of England slams "paranoid conspiracy allegations" in BCCI case
Conspiracies so vast
ROBO RENT-A-COP
Brain fingerprints under scrutiny
Feds Impound Hosts Computers Over Hacking Incident
FDA wants RFIDs to track drugs
Chipless RFID developed in Israel
Designers set sights on plane the size of a bee
From Space, a New View of Doomsday
Schizophrenia link to lead petrol
Japanese broadcaster inserts 'subliminal' image into TV program
FBI Visit to Cryptome FOIA Request Update
Census Privacy Files
Germany Tries Out Electronic Manhunt
TiVo watches back
IBM, Microsoft, Phillips, Oracle come out strong on RFIDs
Great Taste, Less Privacy
Stage May be Set for Bird Flu Pandemic, Says Infectious Diseases Expert
Mystery Of 1918 Flu Pandemic Solved: Scientists Identify Key Factor In Switch From Birds To Humans
A Deadly Plague of Slums
The silent epidemic
Federal Inmate Says He Will Name OKC Bombing Conspirators
Imagine being able to pinpoint someone's location anywhere in the world simply by typing a few keywords on your PC.
Researchers at Sandia National Laboratories have turned personal computers into advanced polygraph machines.
Rise of the Machines, Part Three: The Australians
English parents forbidden by courts to defend their children from attackers
Element 115 synthesized. Bob Lazar vindicated?
How to Hack an Election
Economic Terrorism Using the Department of Homeland Security
MS tries to foil phishing
'Warspying' San Francisco
Chicago Tribune: US Plans Spring Offensive in Pakistan
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