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A former Defense Intelligence Agency analyst has pleaded guilty to illegally holding classified documents and admitted in a plea agreement to passing "top secret" information to Chinese intelligence officials. Ronald N. Montaperto, the former analyst who held a security clearance as a China specialist at a U.S. Pacific Command research center until 2004, pleaded guilty to one count of unlawful retention of national defense information, according to court papers and law officials familiar with the case, who spoke on the condition of anonymity. "Montaperto admitted to verbally providing [Chinese military] attaches a considerable amount of information that was useful to...

HUDSON — The attorney general has written to all of New Hampshire’s law enforcement officials, instructing them not to charge illegal aliens with violating the state’s criminal trespass statute, according to documents obtained yesterday by the New Hampshire Union Leader. On Aug. 12, Jaffrey-Peterborough District Court Judge L. Phillips Runyon III dismissed criminal trespass charges Hudson police filed against seven alleged illegal aliens. CHAMBERLAIN “Having carefully examined the Court’s decision and the relevant case law, this office has determined that there is an insufficient basis for appeal,” Attorney General Kelly Ayotte wrote in a memo dated Aug. 15. “Accordingly, New...

There's an article in conspiracy planet blames freepers for Nick Berg being detained and thereafter executed.

Here you are, FReepers. Here is the enemy. Working in conjunction with A.N.S.W.E.R., they have given us their names. How about this one --- Jameel Rashid, U.S. Coast Guard, Portsmouth, VA Well, sailor. I guess it is time for me to call your commanding officer and see what he thinks about this. =============================================== MARCH 20, 2004 GLOBAL DAY OF ACTION on the FIRST ANNIVERSARY of the U.S. BOMBING and INVASION of IRAQ Bring the troops home now! End colonial occupation from Iraq to Palestine and everywhere! Money for jobs, education, healthcare and housing - Not war! Stop the attacks on...

New York Sen. Hillary Clinton said Thursday that the White House has "not been forthcoming" in its responses to questions about the U.S.'s pre-war intelligence on Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction program. Calling the WMD questions a matter of "life or death," Mrs. Clinton told WLIE's David Weiss and Amanda Clarke, "I don't believe that the administration is very forthcoming, which I don't understand." "I have to say that this is a matter of life or death," she insisted, before cautioning that she wasn't accusing the president of knowingly using forged documents detailing Iraq's efforts to obtain uranium from...