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"Si le peuple américain permettait un jour aux banques de contrôler la délivrance de leur monnaie, les banques et les entreprises qui se développeront autour d'elle priveront le peuple de tous leurs biens jusqu'à ce que leurs enfants se réveillent sans abri sur le continent que leurs pères ont occupé."  

Brown calls for shake-up in party funding - UEFA Asks Police To Probe 15 'Fixed' Football Matches - FACTBOX-How Russia voted in last parliament vote - Tokyo wants gas exploration deal with China: official - Retiring Robinson departs in style.  

Hostage crisis ends peacefully - Black Leaders Torn Over Endorsement - Dozens hurt in Chicago train collision - 32 million tax refunds could be delayed - Snow and ice hit Midwest states.  

British Muslims protested outside the Sudanese Embassy over the treatment of jailed teacher Gillian Gibbons. The small but noisy group demanded the immediate release of Mrs Gibbons, who is currently serving a 15-day prison sentence in Sudan after her class of seven-year-olds named a teddy bear...  

During her tenure of the first lady, this dynamic woman was able to initiate some outstanding programs on humanity. Some of these programs include: 1. The Family Support Program; 2. FAMILY SUPPORT TRUST FUND; 3. On some of her outstanding programmers on humanity...; 4. NATIONAL HOSPITALS FOR...  

British teacher jailed for 15 days in Sudan - Police to probe Labour donations - Scottish elections provide 'lessons for UK' - Mobile phone explosion kills man.  

Dans un enregistrement sonore dont des extraits ont été diffusés jeudi par la télévision satellitaire qatarie Al-Jazira, Ben Laden s'est adressé aux Européens, leur demandant de mettre fin à l'occupation de l'Afghanistan.  

Real estate agents warn about thieves - Lights come back on Broadway - Minn. pipeline fire sends oil soaring - Republicans hold fight night at debate - Candidates challenged on gays in military.  

Redknapp questioned in corruption probe - Defence spending 'needs billions more' - EU progresses on trade pact with Iraq - Long hours employment law 'not being enforced' - Labour funding chief knew of secret donor.  

Stocks jump; Dow up more than 330 - Crossing deserts risky in winter, too - Minorities hit hardest by housing crisis - GOP contenders face video questioners - Muslim American disputes Romney's explanation of remarks in Henderson.  

Labour will not accept Abrahams' donations - Paparazzo refuses to attend Diana inquest - Free debate 'will tackle extremism' - Amy Winehouse Cancels All Gigs And Told To Rest.  

Palestinians OK negotiating plan - Romney: Giuliani praised Clinton plan - Why Oprah Won't Help Obama - Redskins' Taylor dies day after shooting - Web site ranks stupid holiday gifts.  

L'argent qui n'a pas été légalement déclaré sera rendu, a indiqué Gordon Brown à l'occasion de sa conférence de presse mensuelle qui se tient, ce mois-ci, au lendemain de révélations dans la presse sur d'importants dons "secrets" effectués par un promoteur immobilier au parti travailliste au pouvoir.  

Anti-Fascist Protests At Oxford University Over BNP Speech - Labour chief quits in donations row - Virgin team picked for Northern Rock rescue - Committee critical of capital tax change - Carbon price vital but inadequate in climate crisis.  

Bush cautiously hopeful on peace talks - Putin accuses U.S. of meddling in Russian vote - Giuliani: Promote benefits of democracy - Obama's standing in Iowa poll shifts contest - Rudy: It's time to unmask Romney.  

Darling must tell 'whole truth' - Oxford Union in furore over controversial free speech debate - MPs demand defence debate - Couple survive cruise ship disaster - Virgin Group preferred Northern Rock bidder: BBC.
 

Crews make progress against Malibu fire - Astronauts spacewalk, finish ISS project - AP photographer accused of terrorist links - Clinton starts campaign day with prayer - Giuliani keeps up spat with Romney.  

Australia's Rudd leads Labour to election win - Brown eyes imminent world trade deal - Drink education for youngsters - Two further breaches embarrass Government -  

Blue-collar women see hope in Clinton - Giuliani's Critics Point to Cronyism - Test of faith at Oral Roberts University - Web bidding help drives live auctions - Islamic academy under attack.