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Posted: Saturday, September 14, 2002
• Ex-U.S. lawmaker, visiting Iraq, calls an attack immoral
• Never Mind, Mr. Sharon
• Team Needs Time, U.N. Inspector Says
> Any new searches would focus on weapons caches, Hans Blix says,
> but preparations could take up to five months.
• Exclusive: Scott Ritter in His Own Words
> The former weapons inspector explains his switch
> from getting up Saddam's nose to picking fights with Bush
• No nukes in Iraq – what then?
• Bush is making mockery of UN
• U.S. Links N.Y. Suspects to Al-Qaida
• Ex-weapons inspector berates war plans
• The United Nations of America
• Message from Mullah Umar Mujahid
• Bush demands UN deadline of weeks
• Key 11 September suspect arrested
• UN says Iraq must face consequences
• Rafsanjani Criticizes U.S. Policies on International Affairs
• Iraq rejects new US-UK pressure
• Afghan massacre haunts Pentagon
• Terror hoax sparks panic in US
• A bad week for Arabs in America
• Straw: UN to set Iraq deadline
• Troops build-up 'sabre-rattling aimed at Iraq'
• Document against Iraq gives little new data about weapons
• This time, Israelis fear Saddam may use germ warfare attack
• Sharon: Not facing Saddam could be same mistake as with Hitler
¥ Comment: Not facing Sharon is allowing Hitler to run free
• US pilots on manslaughter charge over 'friendly fire'
• Firemen's strike threat to British military role in Iraq
• Russia plans to attack rebels based in Georgia
• U.S. punishes 3 Russian firms for arms sales
• US Delegation heads for Baghdad
• Iran to Award S.Korea's LG $1.6bn South Pars Gas Deal
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