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The corporate scribblings from Washington to Jerusalem are in overdrive. Vanity Fair has done it again, we are being told. In its April 2008 edition, we read Condi Rice and George W. Bush have secretly plotted to destroy Hamas. “Duhh!,” replies the dissident media scene. “We knew that all along. But nice of Vanity Fair to finally tell the truth. Declaring dissenters to be mentally ill is a tactic as old as time itself. The Soviets would declare political dissidents to be mentally ill and would ship them off to a mental institution. By Steve James NEW YORK (Reuters) – Al Gore, who won the Nobel Peace Prize and an Oscar for his environmental advocacy, was the main target on Monday at a conference of dissident scientists skeptical of his views on global warming. Several… Al Gore, who won the Nobel Peace Prize and an Oscar for his environmental advocacy, was the main target on Monday at a conference of dissident scientists skeptical of his views on global warming. By Steve James NEW YORK (Reuters) – Al Gore, who won the Nobel Peace Prize and an Oscar for his environmental advocacy, was the main target on Monday at a conference of dissident scientists skeptical of his views on global warming. Several… Yahoo Inc.’s Jerry Yang, the Sunnyvale Company’s co-founder and chief executive, sent a letter last Thursday to US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, urging her to help secure the release of Chinese dissidents, including two who were jailed after the Web portal gave authorities information about their online activities. With the Buckleys and the Liebermans of the world, aggressive war and empire are always and everywhere the key issues, and reason enough to seek to destroy dissidents. Here’s a French mime who won’t make you want to run screaming out of the room: Like a suppository, only a bit stronger. Parvin Ardalan, 41, said women and religious and cultural minorities faced discrimination under the hard-line policies adopted by Tehran after the mullahs seized power in 1979.