On the use of torture by US officials abroad. The US keeps about 3000 prisoners outside of Guantanamo Bay.

An article by a state minister in South Africa, comparing the apartheid regime there with what Israel is doing in Palestine.

On the policy of assassinations being pursued by the US.

About the operations of the US army in Afghanistan, and how unsuccessful and brutal they have been.

On the Washington Post and other newspapers in the US which seem to be doing pro-war propaganda.

On seeing Cuba> through its people.

Comment on the previous entry, a leader in the Guardian.

How the CIA assassinated some Al-Qaeda SUSPECTS outside of a war zone. This creates a dangerous precedents. Instead of arresting and judging suspects, the USA is just killing them at will.

On the decrease of oil production in the world, and how this will shape the future of Britain and other countries.

On subviral advertisement.

On the US's illegal programme for biological weapons.

A leader in the Guardian on Lula's victory.

Lula se elegeu presidente do Brasil!!! estou muito feliz.

An article in the Guardian about Iran today.

George Monbiot on all the US' systematic drive to prevent a peaceful solution to Iraq's disarmament.

On the great American misleader - Bush, and his televised speech yesterday.

On how Israel treated the man who blew the whistle about Israel's nuclear weapons.

An article on how to keep art alive during the intifada.

The press secretary of the White House says the cost of an invasion of Iraq could be saved by the 'cost of a bullet'. It's this kind of barbarianism that makes many in the world cringe when the US says they defend 'civilization'.

On Giuliani's uncivilized stance.

A selection of supposedly very good british blogs.

On how the hawks took the White House. It discusses the appointment and past 'glories' of the hawks Rumsfeld, Wolfowitz et al.

More on the Bush doctrine.

Bush's new policy on external threats: we'll attack them before they are fully formed.

On how even refugees from Iraq oppose an attack by the US and UK.

Next month the EU will decide whether communications companies should store all e-mails, faxes and phone calls for one to two years.

The Taliban were massacred in Afghanistan , about 960 at least were killed in trucks after arrest.

The US knew Iraq would use chemical attacks against Iran/a>, and supported Iraq nevertheless. Now they use the attacks as an excuse to topple Saddam.

Mice can now produce human sperm. Sounds like science fiction but it isn't.

Mice can receive human teste tissue and start producing human sperm. Sounds like science fiction but it isn't.

On a food scare that suggests that most fried food have chemicals which provoke cancer. To be checked and followed.

A curious article>/a> by someone who claims to be addicted to marijuana, and even goes to Marijuana Anonimous.

US is considering sending assassination squads all over the world 'to kill Al-Qaeda members', even without consent of governments.

On the swearing in of the new president of Colombia. One of his campaign promisses is to arm 1 million civilians to aid the military. This is likely to fuel the war, with yet more paramilitary groups forming...

It's going to be hard for Bush to continue to use 'Axis of Evil' excuse as a diversion>/a> from his own governments' blunders at home.

An article by an Israeli who had a son killed by Palestinian fighters, and yet is lucid enough to say the guilt belongs to the Israeli government.

An article by Monbiot on the need to refuse to co-operate with the US.

An interview with the pilot of the Enola Gay. He sounds a lot like the pilot in Kubrick's `Dr. Strangelove', which is very scary.

An article about South America's economic woes.

Interesting art-related sites, and odd curiosities as well.

Some links to sites loved by people working with arts in the UK.

Scientists recreate the polio
virus from its written RNA sequence. Chilling.

On Bush's hypocrisy revealed.

A "Big Issue" do Brasil foi lancada.

Repercussion in Palestine of Bush's
abandonment of Arafat.

Some areas of conflict between Europe and
the Bush administration.

On the real scale of the AIDS epidemic in
Africa, and the small fraction of ill people receiving treatment.

"The last thing the US wants is democracy in Iraq" (Article in The Guardian).

A nice collection of blogs.

About the new nuclear weapons the US is set to build and test, breaking yet another international treaty.

On legislation which is eroding UK citizen's rights.

How the UK is following the US in planning new nuclear bombs to use against 'terrorists and rogue states'.

There is some dissent on the US about the policies being undertaken by Bush and his advisors (i.e. actual rulers of the world). But it is very timid, given the frightening silent that has been imposed over anyone who disagrees with Bush's policies...

An article about distributed computing projects over the net. Includes links to many of those.

A Palestinian leader claims he is being tortured while in jail in Israel. Torture was outlawed in Israel only recently (1999), but apparently is still happening.

A good article on Palestine suicide bombers.

More on the accusations the US are making against Cuba, suggeting they are developing bio-weapons and selling them to Iran.

The European parliament has allowed the state's law enforcement agencies to obtain information about phone, internet and any other communication of any citizen.

UN report on man-made changes to the environment over the last 30 years, and some possible scenarios for the next 30 years.

Why haven't we heard more about anthrax in the U.S.? Probably because it was produced by the U.S. military, in contravention of biological weapons treaties.

Yesterday Stephen Jay Gould died. His books were an inspiration for me and thousands of other would-be-scientists.

Dissent is not allowed in the U.S. It may be lawful, but the big press simply won't air any views against present international policy on Middle East, 'war on terror', Iraq and so on. Article by Jonathan Steele.

Bush is pushing the Missile Shield Defence into existence. In a few weeks silos will start to be built in Alaska. Good news for the American industry, bad news for the world. Article.

Bush is stupid and ignorant , says the prince who gently lectured him on the struggle of the Palestinians.

Colin Powell took back what his hawkish secretary had said about Cuba having helped other countries develop biological weapons. By saying this sort of lie about Cuba, they are probably trying to help Jeb Bush be reelected in Florida, and use the 'war on terror' childish ideology to justify political attacks.

More on the absurdity of the 'axis of evil'.

On an insidious new form of propaganda , taken up by the big corporations: web lobbying. Basically, these companies pay people to forge identities and infiltrate discussion groups etc., attacking their opponents (environmental groups for example) and disseminating lies. I think I have received such correspondence in my mailbox already.

About the sort of people that Israel defends in illegal settlements.

Tonight a programme on BBC2 shows how Chavez knew about the coming coup and how he prepared for it. Basically, a friend from OPEC told him that the US would organize the coup from fear that Venezuela would join some Arab countries in an embargo because of the us support of Israel. So the US is definitely implicated in the coup, as apparently Chavez himself says in the documentary. Check out an article about this.

The U.S. are gently propping the Afghanistan people towards democracy. This includes killing powerful men who obtained their power through CIA backing in the 1980's.
Article

De-classified documents from FBI show intrusive methods used to keep a tag on `dangerous' persons such as Lucille Ball and Albert Einstein.

An analysis on the ressurgence of the right in Europe, and its possible effect on issues such as the expansion of the EU over the next few years.

And the U.S. are also undermining just about any international treaties provided to provide some security to the world as a whole.
Article.

The U.S. are really using the new-found `war on terror' ideology to attack its political enemies. Now, because Cuba managed to develop their own vaccines and health system, the U.S. has put them in the infamous `axis of evil', saying they support states which may use bio-weapons.
Era o que faltava!
The Guardian article

An article on how we can control animals through electrodes and pleasure estimulation. Creepy!

An article on how we can control animals through electrodes and pleasure estimulation. Creepy!

Duncan Campbell's article in The Guardian commenting on U.S. role in South American coups, with emphasis on recent failed Venezuelan coup.

How the U.S. ousted the competent head of an international body in charge of chemical weapons inspections. His dangerous ideas:
1- Inspect the U.S. as well as other countries;
2- Inspect Iraq and remove one of the excuses the U.S. have not to go to war with that country.
The Guardian article.

This is a collaborative open content encyclopedia anyone can edit at will. These days it's quite slow-access, sometimes the server just times out. I've added a few words to some 'quantum' entries.
Wikipedia

An article about how the French reacted after the last election result:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/france/story/0,11882,688756,00.html