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• *Critics: Tribunals Put U.S. Ideals at Risk

  dailynews.yahoo.com --- - - - - Politics - ABCNEWS com Monday November 19 01 52 PM EST Critics Tribunals Put U S Ideals at Risk By Bryan Robinson Critics fear that President Bush - s military tribunal order for non-U S citizen terror suspects will violate their civil

  *Eroding civil liberty

  www.cincypost.com --- Eroding civil liberty WASHINGTON - It is understandable that Americans overwhelmingly support the Bush administration s plans to investigate and prosecute possible terrorists regardless of the damage to civil liberties A poll for The Washington

  *Terror battle:

  www.cincypost.com --- War on the domestic front The Bush administration has handled the military and diplomatic aspects of the war on terrorism quite capably to date Its effort on the domestic front however is another story The administration s plans for tracking

  *Bush Defends Investigation Tactics

  Seattle Post-Intelligencer --- Sort date rank AFFILIATES Bush Defends Investigation Tactics Friday November 30 2001 Last updated at 5 30 51 AM PT By RON FOURNIER AP WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT President Bush steps down from the podium to shake hands after addressing remarks

  *Bush defends investigation tactics after terrorist attacks

  The Nando Times --- F E A T U R E S S E R V I C E S Updated November 30 2001 2 02 p m EST Politics Bush defends investigation tactics after terrorist attacks Copyright © 2001 AP Online By RON FOURNIER Associated Press WASHINGTON November 30 2001 2 02 p m EST

  *Ashcroft, Bush Defend Justice Tactics

  FOX News --- President Bush Defends Military Tribunals Friday November 30 2001 WASHINGTON After a series of attacks by civil rights advocates Attorney General John Ashcroft defended new anti-terrorism policies Friday saying they were written with constitutional

  *Analysis: Crackdown reopens US divides

  news.bbc.co.uk --- SEARCH You are in - - SERVICES Tuesday 27 November 2001 16 11 GMT Analysis Crackdown reopens US divides John Ashcroft has adopted some tough tactics By US affairs analyst Ben Wright After consensus in the aftermath of 11 September American

  *Another Terrorist Victim: The Bill Of Rights ?

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  *FDR move cited in tribunals

  The Boston Globe --- E-mail to a friend > Weekly Tue Wed Thu Thu Sunday Local news Features Classifieds Help Alternative views Search the Globe Today Yesterday ] FDR move cited in tribunals By Wayne Washington Globe Staff 12 2 2001 ASHINGTON - The Nazis called

  *USATODAY.com- Online

  USA Today --- Main Categories More News News Page 6A Edition Nov 30 2001 Other sections News Alabama Montgomery A judge ordered $10 million from a lawsuit divided among Alabama universities law enforcement social service organizations and other state programs

  *In News This Hour

  www.cnsnews.com --- Reader Rewards Program By Melanie Hunter CNSNews com Evening Editor November 30 2001 07 00 pm RNC Chairman Stepping Down CNSNews com - Citing the stress of performing three jobs at once Virginia Gov James Gilmore announced Friday he is resigning

  *SECURITY VS. CIVIL LIBERTIES: LEAHY FAVORS WRONG ISSUE

  www.nypost.com --- NYPOST COM SEARCH SECURITY VS CIVIL LIBERTIES LEAHY FAVORS WRONG ISSUE December 2 2001 John Podhoretz was being generous by suggesting that Sen Patrick Leahy was on his way to becoming the most obnoxious member of the U S Senate Absurd Assault

  *Bush, war get highmarks from Texans

  www.journalstar.com --- Search The record Audio update Lincoln weather 31E Sunday Dec 2 2001 Bush war get high marks from Texans BY CAROLYN BARTA The Dallas Morning News DALLAS Texans give President Bush and the war effort a thumbs-up in the latest Texas Poll and

  *Criticism of war powers sharpens

  www.sunspot.net --- Discuss this story Send this story to a friend Printer-friendly version Quick search Type search term s for articles places or events then hit return Criticism of war powers sharpens Tribunals among Bush actions sparking increased rights fears

  *Ann McFeatters

  Pittsburgh Post Gazette --- White House Watch The military tribunal trap The Bush plan for rapid justice for terrorists is setting off alarm bells left and right Sunday December 02 2001 By Ann McFeatters WASHINGTON - It is understandable because of raw pain and justifiable

  ** Secret Military Tribunals? When Did the United States Become Peru? **

• Bush Nominee Linked to Latin American Terrorism
  
• Bush's War at Home a Creeping Coup d'etat
• The Buried Truth of a FLAWED ELECTION (Gore did win!)
• The 2000 Election and Bush's attack on Democratic Rights
• Liberties lost **
  In a rush to give Attorney General John Ashcroft enhanced powers to hunt down terrorists, Congress has passed a law that will curtail the rights of all citizens, writes John W. Dean.
  
• Clift: Who's Watching Ashcroft **
  The attorney general will soon appear before the Senate Judiciary Committee but already is saying he wants to limit his testimony
• Alter: Safeguarding Loose Nukes **
  Why the House Appropriations Committee rejected efforts to expand funding for safeguarding loose nukes--and why one of its members is scratching his head
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• Bush's Patriot Act says, "Hey I can spy on you all I want -- Never mind about his Nazi background."
• Michael Moore Censorship and Media Spin
• Are Bushs Tribunals Legal?Is the president allowed to create military tribunals without checking with Congress? Dahlia Lithwick, Nov 20, 2001
• Political cartoons from around the world.
  cartoon index Nov 21, 2001, 12:00 AM
• The Washington Times -- America's Newspaper
• When do we stop slaughtering the enemy?

• DAILY MEDIA NEWS• US: Access To Government Records Under Fire
• • Pentagon Tells News World: We Didn't Bomb Al-Jazeera On Purpose
• • Kazakhstan: Troops Occupy TV Station And Suspend Broadcasts
• • Bangladesh: 200 Raped In Night Of Political Terror, Says Paper
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