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Headlines Feb 08 Posted: Saturday, February 8, 2003 New Iraq Report Yes, Tony, There is a Conspiracy Here's the prewar zeitgeist in a nutshell: In a widely reported January 16 speech, Tony Blair proclaimed that the impending invasion of Iraq "has nothing to do with oil, or any of the other conspiracy theories put forward." One week later, Sen. Richard Lugar, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, quietly passed word to Russia and France that their countries will be frozen out of staggeringly lucrative postwar oil contracts unless they roll over and endorse the US attack. By Jacob Levich, counterpunch.org Rice Says Terror Attacks Leave No Choice on Iraq Rice said President Bush's tough stand against Iraq follows America's tradition of helping those in need. Really! What the Iraqis need now is a few bombs dropped on them, and what about the Palestinians, they need Israeli occupation and aggression? Iraq Shows Facilities Cited by Powell Missiles Within U.N.'s Limits, Officials Assert Fake Terror Alerts We're as stupid as they think we are How stupid do they think we are? Only hours after our much-praised Secretary of State is revealed to have been using material plagiarized from a college student to justify why we're going to kill thousands of people with bombs, our government issues a terror alert and expects us to believe it? Brits' Iraq report was cut & paste production WANTED! Cut & paste artists for our website, little intelligence required. Experienced personnel from UK's 'intelligence services' preferred. I will not plagiarize Iraq Reports REAL AUTHORS OF IRAQ DOSSIER BLAST BLAIR Brits admit plagiarizing Iraq report Even spelling, punctuation errors repeated A Teaspoonful of Anthrax, and A Mountain of Misinformation Why war? It's 'do-able' U.S and UK's not so intelligent intelligence Academics have debunked the British intelligence report on Iraq which the US Secretary of State, Colin Powell, relied on in his address to the United Nations Security Council. But the British Government says it is standing by the intelligence dossier, even after scholars revealed that entire passages had been lifted from magazine articles, complete with spelling mistakes. Large parts of the dossier - which claims to have drawn on "intelligence material" - were plagiarised from published academic articles. But a Government spokesman maintained that the report was accurate and said the Government had never claimed all the material was from its spies. The choice for Iraq's rag-tag army: be killed by the US or by Saddam A just war or geopolitical strategy? All Eyes on Iraq US Anger At Turkey Feud America has lashed out at France, Germany and Belgium over their refusal to help protect Turkey in the event of a war with Iraq.  Printer friendly version  Send page by E-Mail |
