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Archive for 23. November 2009
Planners of 9/11 terrorist attacks to plead not guilty in New York City
23. November 2009 by admin.
The attorney for at least one of the 9/11 attack planners announced that Ali Abdal al-Aziz Ali would plea not guilty in a
Attorney Scott Fenstermaker said his client will use the
Fenstermaker claims the defendants will explain “their assessment of American foreign policy in the courtroom.”
The trial is expected to get under way sometime next year in New York and the security price tag has soared past the $75 million mark, something that has sparked opposition debate as to the soundness of trying war criminals in open federal court. Keep reading
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Global warming skeptics seize emails that cast doubt on climate change
23. November 2009 by admin.
Global warming skeptics were quick to pillage through emails after hackers broke into the server of a prominent British university that researches climate change.
The hackers were successful in obtaining emails that allegedly prove global warming is overstated and human influence on the environment is overstated.
Documents within the hacked email include discussion among researchers whether current trends could be disputed by skeptics and how to best combat those arguments.
Drafts of the technical documents and photos were discovered that could spark major debates in the world of science and administrations that are promoting economic policy based on the results of that scientific theory. For those who remain leery about whether the globe is actually warming or cooling, these documents could shed negative light within the scientific community. Keep reading
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