People who become enthusiastic supporters of the freedom philosophy often ask how the case for individual liberty, free markets, and constitutionally limited government can be successfully spread across the land. How can it triumph over the prevailing system of governmental paternalism?

For many years, people in the United States have preferred to "never get involved" in any issue if their "comfort zone" is compromised.

In a special investigation the fifth estate's Bob McKeown finds that even the most outlandish conspiracy theory may have its basis in a legitimate question.

Jacob Sullum on the White House's "noble" facades:

Paul Berman illustrates this disconnection between the leftists and the realities of fascism in an article published in the Winter 2004 edition of Dissent Magazine.

Its title is: "USA v. Asher Karni, Mag. No. 03-707 (TFH/JMF)." This very serious federal criminal case, involving potentially a matter of nuclear terrorism, has been filed in the U.S. District Court, in Washington, DC.

"Last year Mexico deported 147,000 illegal immigrants in all, some 20% more than in 2002. Over 90% came from just three Central American countries (Honduras, Guatemala and Nicaragua)

By focusing on a single news story broadcast by the BBC, Hutton has created a political smokescreen behind which Blair is seeking to distract the British public from the harsh reality that his government went to war based on unsustained allegations that have yet to be backed up with a single piece of substantive fact. Also on: http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article5607.htm

So, let's see if I get this straight: the War Party told us we had to invade Iraq because the evil Saddam had unleashed a campaign of terrorism. Now the neocons want to appropriate the one terror group that definitely was nurtured by Baghdad and use it for our own "democratic" purposes.

In the wake of the latest revelations from weapons inspector David Kay, many of the largest U.S. newspapers are belatedly pressing the Bush administration for an explanation of how it could have gotten the question of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq so wrong in the march to war last year.

Tony Blair is a hero in the United States, but he has done potentially disastrous damage to Anglo–American relations.

An article in a recent New York Times Magazine ("The Tyranny of Copyright," 1/25/2004) explores the way I which big companies use copyright laws as a weapon to control mind space on the market and threaten competition, criticism, or even reportage.

The leaks of the Hutton report carried on the front page of the Sun were spot on - Blair exonerated, the Ministry of Defence only mildly criticised, the BBC reeling on the back foot.

1. Powerful and Continuing Nationalism
2. Disdain for the Recognition of Human Rights
3. Identification of Enemies/Scapegoats as a Unifying Cause
4. Supremacy of the Military
5. Rampant Sexism
6. Controlled Mass Media
7. Obsession with National Security
8. Religion and Government are Intertwined
9. Corporate Power is Protected
10. Labor Power is Suppressed
11. Disdain for Intellectuals and the Arts
12. Obsession with Crime and Punishment
13. Rampant Cronyism and Corruption
14. Fraudulent Elections

In point of fact, no terrorist threat exists, nor has it ever existed, in the mainland of the United States. If that were untrue, terrorists would have committed violent acts since 9/11/2001. They haven‘t happened. Not one.

For those who have forgotten or never understood what Zionism is about two recently published pieces will make salutary reading. The first is an interview with the Israeli historian, Benny Morris, published in the Israeli daily Haaretz on 4 January. The second is an article by Morris in the 14 January edition of The Guardian.

Wrongdoings by many big corporations run the gamut anywhere from profiteering, fraud, bribery, larceny, and environmental violations, to the outsourcing of badly needed jobs and just about everything else in between.

However, the future for fake and farcical war propaganda is quite bright indeed. Today, Lord Hutton issued his report that followed an inquiry revealing the Blair government's manipulation of intelligence to claim that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass murder threatening imminent attack on London.

Worried about America's future under George W. Bush and his corporate puppeteers?

REPUBLICAN/GOP POLITICAL PLATFORM 2004

The facial topography of Senator John Kerry--gravity and the exactions of time pulling his features inexorably southward, a forlorn Hawthornian feel to the whole ensemble--remind us of another conqueror of New Hampshire in 1972: Senator Ed Muskie of Maine.

As far as lessening the threat of terrorism, the war in Iraq will accomplish precisely the opposite.

My two most recent articles – "What Is Anarchy?" and "Save the Universe!" – struck nerves with a few readers of admittedly libertarian persuasions. While some critics offered valid, intelligent questions, a number reflected a common attitude best described as a fear of unsupervised life processes.

One of the deadliest illusions persistent among the American public is the belief that Empire's foreign policy is partisan by nature.

Although leftist Sergei Glazyev is unlikely to beat President Putin in the March vote, some see him as Putin's successor in 2008.

The other day I posted a relatively long one called Is the Pope Catholic? in which I asked whether the CIA is actively attempting to discredit the Bush Administration.

Arguably the only person to emerge from this whole sorry affair with their reputation enhanced is a Mrs Kathy Knox, who, Lord Hutton notes in his conclusion, "has typed, with great care, the entirety of this lengthy report".

Although the unnecessary and continuing deaths of Americans and Iraqis are tragic, most alarming for the republic may have been the absence of public outcry to halt the administration’s rush into a war that its own intelligence agency predicted would be counterproductive.

Trade unions and civil society groups say they will continue to fight the free trade agreement between Costa Rica and the United States, which calls for liberalisation of Costa Rica's state-run telecommunications and insurance monopolies.

Brian Kilmead even lost it and said that he would use his own credit card to fly to Iraq and look for the WMDs himself --while continuing to arrogantly ridicule us doubting Thomases.

Want to help spread the word about the power of local currency?

Assassinations in Sakaka, power base of a branch of the royal family, reflect nationwide anger against the monarchy.

Journalists from Britain's national press give their initial responses to the Hutton Inquiry report.

If the country is going to have a New World Order population, which is what President Bush's open invitation to mass Third World immigration will create, it ought also to have a New World Order educational system, which the administration is in the process of setting up.

Colin Powell’s admission that the Bush administration had no "concrete evidence" of an Iraq–al-Qaeda terrorist connection is a full reversal of his earlier statement to the UN.

Chinese citizens will be issued new, second-generation ID cards with personal information contained in an embedded microchip starting from the end of 2004, announced the Ministry of Public Security Thursday.

Prime Minister Tony Blair has made a statement following the publication of Lord Hutton's report into the circumstances surrounding the death of Dr David Kelly.

Amnesty International has called for the release of 54 people imprisoned in China for expressing opinions on the internet.

Listening to Richard Perle on the radio recently was a little hard for a European like me.

The Heritage Foundation and Wall Street Journal’s tenth annual Index of Economic Freedom pulls the wool over our eyes.

I should note that I oppose the neo-liberal argument for war to bring "democracy" as much as any other reason. The whole idea of bringing democracy at gun point is absurd.

He wants us to give up a lot of our civil liberties, including submitting to a national ID card, and he's taken to the hustings promoting an approach to the "war on terrorism" that's more royalist than the king.

Only Blair now insists there were Iraqi WMDs. But even claiming an honest mistake will no longer wash.

"It's all talked about openly by the neo-conservatives of the Project for the New American Century -- who now are in charge of America's military and foreign policy -- and published as official U.S. doctrine in the National Security Strategy of the United States of America."

Former U.S. Rep. Mel Hancock believes Missourians should have the right to carry concealed guns, but also thinks the state amendment bearing his name that forbids unfunded mandates "very well could undo" the law.

Bush officials have suggested that their "war on terror" will last many decades. Less than a month after 9-11, Defense Secretary Rumsfeld compared it to the "50-years, plus or minus" of Cold War with the Soviet Union.

President Bush’s proposed immigration reform package is a shocking betrayal of our nation’s sovereignty, culture and economy. It must not be allowed to pass.

The Federal Register is the official daily publication for Rules, Proposed Rules, and Notices of Federal agencies and organizations, as well as Executive Orders and other Presidential Documents.

"The new prescription drug coverage for seniors through Medicare will cost $8 trillion for the next 75 years, costing every man, woman and child $25,000" - U.S. comptroller general, David Walker

In the months following the September 11th terrorist attacks, questions arose about whether Congress could continue to function if many of its members were killed or injured in a future terrorist attack.

"The Hutton Report must clearly show both President Bush and Tony Blair were seriously misleading in the way they used original raw intelligence for their own political ends to go to war with Iraq."

That is the stark conclusion of a detailed evaluation prepared by analysts of Britain's security services.

If the American voters secure another four-year term for their president, there will be more of the same: more overseas interference; more wars; more budget deficits and an even greater erosion of civil liberties.

As medical professionals, a trauma & orthopaedic surgeon, a specialist anaesthesiologist, and a diagnostic radiologist, we do not think evidence given at the Hutton Inquiry has demonstrated that Dr David Kelly committed suicide.

Tis my considered opinion that "protest" websites are the conscience of modern society. They provide an outlet to discuss politically denied honesty and decency.

IBM and Philips said they are to jointly develop RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology for shops.

There has been a consistent wail of opposition to the dysfunctional, anti-American miscreants from a wide variety of organizations and individuals from the John Birch Society to Congressman Ron Paul.

I have no doubt that there are thousands of pages of documents in safes in London and Washington right now - the Pentagon Papers of Iraq - whose unauthorised revelation would drastically alter the public discourse on whether we should continue sending our children to die in Iraq.

Israel dismissed as ridiculous yesterday a proposal from the main Palestinian group, Hamas, to declare a 10-year truce if the Jewish state withdrew from territory occupied since 1967.

This is not a case of narcissistic personality disorder; this is how George Soros exercises the authority of United States hegemony in the world today.

Does anyone believe that all the new oppressive legislation in the United States will be rescinded?

Now, let's all understand what freedom is about. Many don't seem to get it.

Another ENEMY WATCH - Must be seen to be believed, particularly the anti-Semitic article against George Soros. 'Bina.

In a world exclusive, Al Martin Raw.com has published a news story about a Department of Defense whistleblower who has revealed that a US covert operations team had planted "Weapons of Mass Destruction" (WMDs) in Iraq – then "lost" them when the team was killed by so-called "friendly fire."

Israel's Prime Minister Ariel Sharon is under more pressure to quit than at any time since he was elected prime minister.

Approach #1: Multiculturalism
Approach #2: Quarantine
Approach #3: Move ‘Em On!
Approach #4: La Mission Civilitrice

Mass immigration supporters often wave the flag of tolerance. With their self-proclaimed open minds and open hearts, they urge the rest of us to accept open borders. But woe unto him who disputes their advice.

ENEMY WATCH - more from the devil himself: "Insofar as any nation is in charge of the world order, it is the US."

Forty-nine percent of registered voters chose Kerry, compared to 46 percent favouring Bush.

Prime Minister Tony Blair faces a fresh inquiry into the David Kelly affair, MPs revealed today.

A recent edition of Jane's Intelligence Digest maps out the next stop on this administration's road to war: Syria. Yes, everything's going according to plan. Forget George W. Bush's "road map." The real road map, plotted by a cabal of U.S. war-hawks in 1996 for then Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

Our country, if you look at its history, has fought an awful lot of wars, and it's no wonder that militarism is always just beneath the surface of our culture, even in times of peace.

The Jewish colonisation of Palestine under the Zionist slogan "the land without people to the people without a land" started almost a hundred years ago and reached its first climax with the proclamation of The Jewish State of Israel in 1948.

$1,264,000,000 each and every eight-hour business day, or around $2.6 million a minute.

Before heading off to Thursday's March for Life, I checked the Washington Post to see if it mentioned the event in any news story. Nope. Thousands of pro-lifers descending on the nation's capital apparently doesn't qualify as news at the Post.

If George Bush’s amnesty for between 8 million and 14 million illegal aliens is enacted, you can kiss the old America goodbye.

A lawyer for a widow suing the Bush administration for negligence in the 9-11 terrorist attacks asked a New Hampshire audience Wednesday to press presidential candidates on whether they will investigate the attacks.

It appears that we are witnessing a stealth enactment of the enormously unpopular “Patriot II” legislation that was first leaked several months ago.

Whatever the outcome of the Hutton inquiry and the vote on top-up fees, the central charge this paper has consistently made against Tony Blair is that he took this country to war in Iraq on a false pretext.

With the resignation of David Kay from the Iraq Survey Group, the pressure could not be greater on Blair to explain where he got the idea that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction.

Ready.gov is from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Your tax dollars at work . . .

North Korea appeared to have developed the equipment and technical expertise necessary to extract plutonium for use in nuclear weapons, a senior US scientist who recently returned from the country told US senators on Wednesday.

David Kay, who stood down yesterday as head of the Bush administration's hunt for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, said that he did not believe that any stockpiles of such weapons ever existed.

On 11/26/03, Ellen Mariani filed a civil RICO action [Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act] lawsuit against President Bush and other high level members of his administration based upon prior knowledge of 911; knowingly failing to act, prevent or warn of 911; and the ongoing obstruction of justice by covering up the truth of 911; all in violation of the laws of the United States.

Paul O’Neill’s revelations, the primary source for Ron Suskind’s book The Price of Loyalty concerning the timing of George W Bush’s plans to overthrow Saddam in Iraq should have come as no surprise.

Mexican foreign secretary Ernesto Derbez thinks the American view of hemispheric security is outdated.

Where do you begin to take apart the evasions, half-truths and outright lies that merrily danced from the lips of the President of the United States in his State of the Union address this week?

The latest State of the Union Address, praised to high heaven in the usual places, is eaten up with unconscious humor and layer upon layer of possible meaning.

Oil and politics make an intoxicating cocktail ­ addictive, but with deadly consequences. It has always been so. Just look at the events of the past three decades.

On Monday evening, as the returns from the Iowa Presidential Caucuses flooded in via CNN, C-SPAN, and other like outlets, it became all too clear to the casual viewer what the ramifications were.

The citizens of our grand nation should be insulted -- just plain offended -- by George W. Bush's pack of lies disguised as his State of the Union Address last night.

To bust the winter blahs, Hardyville has at least one fancy civic-betterment "do" every year. One winter, a Genuine Expert came from California and talked about "Weapons for the Generic Catastrophe."

In a July 2003 speech to Congress, Representative Ron Paul pointed out that the ideal of the Neocons is for a massive welfare state at home and chronic war abroad, moreover a constant social turmoil. This is the Neocon revolution.

Oh what spiritual horrors often come from the unseemly ambitions of political men!

Iowans seem pretty happy with their quadrennial caucuses.

Are politicians actually capable of thought and articulation or they merely making noises in return for which they think they are going to get rewards?

Bush and Wolfowitz were wrong is seeing Iraq as equivalent to the person of Saddam Hussein. That is Israel's perception and the extent of Israel's interest in Iraq.

In her book Women and Madness, Phyllis Chesler perfectly illustrates modern feminism in her statement that, "Most mother-women give up whatever ghost of a unique and human self they may have when they marry and raise children."

Here are the things you will never see in the major news media regarding post-Apartheid South Africa

There have always been 'third-rail' issues in American politics, subjects that, if touched upon, will lead to certain political death.

“No one,” George W. Bush said Tuesday night in the State of the Union speech, “can ever doubt the word of America.”

Three days ago the Narmada Bachao Andolan began an occupation of the back entrance to the State Building of Maharashtra in Mumbai, India.

Go ahead, George, and lie to me. Lie to my dog. Lie to my sister. But don't you ever lie to my kids.

Ariel Sharon has been left one step away from corruption charges and being forced from office by the indictment of a businessman yesterday for allegedly paying hundreds of thousands of dollars to the Israeli prime minister's family for political favours.

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon was reported Thursday as having no intention of resigning. "I am not about to resign. I emphasize, I am not about to resign"

Former Clinton strategist Dick Morris's recent defense of the Bush amnesty plan is worth analyzing line by line, for it epitomizes a good deal of the idiocy on immigration as perfectly as only a confession by the guilty party ever can.

There are currently 435 members of the U.S. House of Representatives. In a country of 290 million people, that means that each congressional district has nearly 670,000 people.

I had resolved to be a "good citizen" and watch the Lizard in Chief give what I knew would be a State of the Union speech full of lies. What else would one expect from a proven public liar?

The disaster in Iraq is rotting the Blairite establishment. Blair himself appears ever more removed from reality.

The case of a small-time farmer from the remote Saskatchewan plains, now before Canada's highest court, may represent the best chance yet for foes of the global biotech revolution to get the law on their side.

Tens of thousands of activists brought the Mumbai traffic to a standstill today as they marched through the streets of India's financial capital to mark the end of the World Social Forum.

US. Border Patrol agents, secretly the most outspoken critics of the Bush immigration plans, are warning that security on our borders presents a clear and increasing danger as even more illegal aliens flood into the country.

A revolution in the law that governs IVF treatment - which would end the requirement for women to find a man to act as father to their child .

It’s March 2, 2010, and Sari Nusseibeh, Prime Minister of the Israel/ Palestine Federation (IPF) and his deputy, Yossi Beilin, are in Washington to meet with President (Hillary) Clinton.

When Israel's ambassador to Sweden vandalized a work of art that he found offensive on exhibition at Sweden's Museum of National Antiquities, Zvi Mazel did the world a service: he opened our eyes to Israel's descent into barbarism.

A devilish thought is forming in the back of the American mind: which is better, to have Iraqis shooting at American soldiers, or at each other?

Libertarians often claim that immigration is simply a corollary of free trade.

A new generation of scholars has come to question the need for state monopolies in money and law. In the place of central banks they advocate a free banking system.

In an unlikely coincidence, Alex was knocked off the air five times in the first ten minutes of the show whenever he mentioned this topic.

Tony Blair is losing the battle for public opinion on two key issues - the Hutton inquiry and tuition fees .

Hatred of Muslims has become the anti-Semitism of our era.

Israel, facing a world court hearing over its contentious wall in the West Bank, plans cosmetic changes to its route, sources said yesterday.

Butler Shaffer’s recent LRC article, What is Anarchy?, prompted discussion on the Reason blog and inspired me to set down a few ideas I’ve also had along these lines.

Former Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill's book has slapped the Bush administration with an explosive set of embarrassing charges.

If Americans were anything like Robert E. Lee it would be Robert E. Lee Day.

"What is happening now is that the government of Israel no longer needs any sophisticated tricks to get lands out of the hands of Arabs and transfer them to Israelis."

Davos, the annual talk-fest of corporate leaders and politicians, is supposed to be the meeting place of the inner elite of globalisation.

You know, I'm sure, that the Bush administration has greatly exaggerated the threat of terrorism.

A creeping return to segregation of American schools has left its classrooms as racially divided today as they were in 1969.

With apologies to Allen Ginsberg

Ariel Sharon, Israel's Prime Minister, has supported his ambassador to Sweden, who vandalised an installation in a Stockholm exhibition.

Episcopal conservatives, making good on their threats to form an ecclesiastical and legal shelter for theologically orthodox believers.

Jewish activists opposing the Israeli government's policies face intimidation and harassment via email and on the internet.

With roughly half of our Army committed to the Iraq occupation, and additional geopolitical challenges looming on the horizon, the return of conscription is a very real possibility.

As reported in the European online magazine, "euobserver," Robert A. Mundell, widely regarded as the ‘father of the euro,’ appears to be feeling his oats and seems desirous of spawning additional offspring.

Even the Wall Street Journal's editorial page seemed momentarily stunned by President Bush's January 7th call for the open borders policy that it had so long demanded but couldn't possibly have expected any president to endorse.

The panel set up to investigate why the United States failed to prevent the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, faced angry questions.

Fear must be coursing through President Bush's veins as he realizes the Iraqi trap in which the neocons have placed him. Bush is caught between an Iraqi civil war and a wider insurgency.

Lebanese President Emile Lahoud Saturday accused Israel of exploiting the U.S. presidential elections "to obtain gains that serve its expansionist goals."

Atlanta, GA, November 13, 2003 … The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) today welcomed the decision by the Alabama Court of the Judiciary to remove Roy Moore from his position as Alabama's Chief Justice.

Some people have referred to it as the "secret government" of the United States. It is not an elected body, it does not involve itself in public disclosures, and it even has a quasi-secret budget in the billions of dollars.

Bush's upcoming announce ment of a return to the Moon and a trip to Mars is obviously an election PR stunt but it goes much deeper than that.

How did we get here? How is it that we have allowed these paranoid and delusional individuals to take over this nation? There are many reasons cited, but the one clear common denominator that connects them all - is that we failed to prosecute the individuals, even when we had the evidence of their criminal behavior.

What is that John Podhoretz, Jonah Goldberg, David Horowitz, Tamar Jacoby, Suzanne Fields and David Brooks have in common?

Believing in conspiracy theories is rather like having been to a grammar school: both are rather socially awkward to admit.

(the text of a speech given by Mr. Strom on the nationwide radio program, American Dissident Voices)

Rather, it was to increase the flow of petroleum from suppliers abroad to U.S. markets.

The Federal Reserve sees so little inflation in the economy that it's more worried about an "unwelcome fall" in inflation than an unwelcome rise.

Yes, Marbury established the Supreme Court as the Constitution’s final arbiter, in much the same way as a pretender to the throne establishes himself as king by cramming the crown on his cranium and declaring, "I’m king!"

The ink is barely dry on the Supreme Court's devastating decision in McConnell v. FEC -- the so-called campaign finance case that GOA was involved in.

George Soros is about as thoroughly connected with the New World Order and their plan for a One World Government as anyone I can think of.

The significance of the agreements on energy cooperation achieved during Russian President Vladimir Putin's recently completed visit to Kazakhstan is only an indicator of the consolidation of deeper tectonic shifts in Eurasian security and economic affairs.

Just before his death, James Jesus Angleton, the legendary chief of counterintelligence at the Central Intelligence Agency, was a bitter man.

Citizen Nader, as much as Republicans such as I appreciated your 2000 Presidential run, it wasn't enough because America needs you to run again in 2004.

The neocon cabal is beginning to make the case for imprisoning – or possibly executing – members of Congress who oppose the war in Iraq.

Have Americans, one wonders, fully reflected on what the Bush amnesty portends for the country their children will grow up in?

1. What role did the CIA and other U.S. agencies play in the Baath Party’s rise to power?

2. What role did the Carter and Reagan administrations play in starting the Iran-Iraq War of 1980-1988, which resulted in a total of one million casualties, including over 300,000 dead?

3. During the Iran-Iraq war, what role did U.S. military and intelligence officials play in Iraq’s use of chemical weapons and in prolonging the conflict?

4. What did the United States really know about Iraq’s destruction of its chemical, biological and nuclear weapons programs—and when did Washington know it?

Neocons, by contrast, are committed above all to U.S. global leadership, and they know that the costs of such leadership (including peacekeeping and nation building) are so high that the United States needs allies to share the burden. For this reason, neocons have been vocal advocates of expanding NATO and sending its forces into Afghanistan and Iraq.

The New York Times's newest neocon columnist, David Brooks, laptop bombardier Max Boot and others who have taken offense at the neocons-hijacked-the-White House meme have indignantly asked: doesn't the President have a mind of his own?

In his recent column “W’s Immigration Plan: A New GOP” (New York Post, January 8), John Podhoretz congratulates President Bush for going to bat for amnesty. He assures us that the President “proposed a far-reaching, innovative and compassionate revision of American immigration policy.”

Much of the conservative movement has been hijacked by pro-Israel neocons. Almost all conservative talk show hosts have jumped on the neocon bandwagon.

U.S. Pentagon advisor Richard Perle’s recent remarks about Egypt and his criticism of U.S. financial assistance to the country indicates the beginning of a new phase of the U.S. hawks’ political and propaganda campaign meant to influence developments in the Middle East.

PALESTINIAN PRIME Minister Ahmed Qureia recently threatened to abandon the quest for an independent Palestinian state in favour of one state giving equal rights to Palestinians and Israeli Jews.

The U.S. is headed for Third World status unless we change government policies that are driving U.S. businesses offshore, destroying jobs and putting entrepreneurs out of business.

The dictionary defines amnesty as a general pardon for offenders by a government, and the Bush administration’s new proposal to grant legal status to millions of illegal aliens surely meets that definition.

It is a little frustrating to write that the main hope is that the American people will be more vigilant the next time a president and his administration put on a full court press on behalf of a dubious war.

The Wal-Mart department store chain, which employs 1.3 million people at 4,700 stores worldwide, and in 2002 became the largest corporation in the world, is levelling economies of the U.S., industrial nations, and the Third World.

These are a few selected articles out of over 3,000 written between September 11, 2001 and today (most of which were available only on the Internet because the corporate controlled media ignored the real questions and issues that would expose the TRUE perpetrators of the WTC/Pentagon attacks).

We also heard that nine minutes into the attack we had reached a message to the Sixth Fleet and they were on their way with aircraft to help us. Little did we know until afterwards that three sets of aircraft were turned back.

Watching the FOX, (capitalized so as to avoid disparaging the red haired mammal of the same name) lying, despicable, dishonest propaganda channel today, I had to turn it off.