CIA Guantanamo Bay Intelligence To Be Published in Britain
By The Anglo American | October 20, 2009
The British High Court has rejected the British Government’s argument not to publish sensitive CIA intelligence, but sensitive to who?
Binyam Mohamed, a British resident, was an inmate at Guantanamo Bay. US Intelligence links Mr. Mohamed with the Taliban and was detained in Pakistan in 2002. But Mr. Mohamed says he was innocent and that the only evidence against him was obtained from him when he was tortured. Read the rest of this entry »
If you enjoyed this post, make sure you subscribe to our RSS feed! Topics: News | No Comments » By The Anglo American | October 15, 2009 Fitch, the credit ratings agency sees the stabilization of British House prices as a false dawn. The Agency predicts house prices will drop at least 30 % from the 2007 highs. So far prices have dropped just 13%. The Agency’s report focuses on the debts of British house builders’ debts of over $11 Billion that mature in 2011/2012. Read the rest of this entry »
If you enjoyed this post, make sure you subscribe to our RSS feed! Topics: News | No Comments » By The Anglo American | October 11, 2009 Gary McKinnon will not be allowed to appeal against his extradition to the United States. McKinnon, 41, finds himself a victim of imbalanced law between the United States and the UK. President Bush and the, then Prime Minster, Tony Blair agreed a mutual extradition treaty to allow speedy trial of terrorists. While Blair could easily force through such legislation, and did so, he overlooked that it was not in the President’s powers to deliver his side of the agreement. Read the rest of this entry »
If you enjoyed this post, make sure you subscribe to our RSS feed! Topics: News | No Comments » By The Anglo American | October 2, 2009 Louis Susman comes to London as the US Ambassador - just as The Anglo American predicted last February. In the light of the campaign rhetoric of “change” still ringing in our ears the message the British hear is that business is very much as usual in Washington. Louis Susman’s appointment goes to a very core difference that exists between British and American approaches to diplomacy. Read the rest of this entry »
If you enjoyed this post, make sure you subscribe to our RSS feed! Topics: News | No Comments » By The Anglo American | September 22, 2009 This month has seen has seen an event typical of the past 30 years of violence in Ulster. A 600-pound bomb was defused before killing its intended target of senior police officers. Such was the size of the device the collateral damage would have been high. Several houses would have been destroyed along with the families inhabiting them. Where is Tony Blair’s hand of history now? In June 2008 The Anglo American published Northern Ireland The Phoney Peace. We asked the question - had Tony Blair and Jonathan Powell really negotiated peace in our time? Sadly, like Neville Chamberlain before them, their peace is not worth the paper it is written on. Read the rest of this entry »
If you enjoyed this post, make sure you subscribe to our RSS feed! Topics: News | No Comments » By The Anglo American | September 19, 2009 A new US and UK Housing Collapse is Inevitable. Although there appears to be some stability in the housing markets on both sides of the Atlantic, is this the calm before a colossal storm? Read the rest of this entry »
If you enjoyed this post, make sure you subscribe to our RSS feed! Topics: News | No Comments »Fitch Sees British House Prices Set to Plunge.
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