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Headlines Feb 12 Posted: Wednesday, February 12, 2003 Has the Iraqi Threat Come Home? The U.S. government is aggressively pursuing intelligence that Saddam Hussein may have sent operatives to the United States, ABCNEWS has learned. ( Is the U.S. government planning to attack its own country and blame it on Iraq as a prelude to War? ) Collateral damage We may soon learn, the hard way, the limits of American power - not from our enemies but from our friends. Baghdad Back Flip Colin Powell's cynical reversal If you want to know why people don't trust what the United States says about Iraq, get a load of what Secretary of State Colin Powell said this morning. Another dubious 'Bin Laden tape' comes Timing, quality of audio make tape controversial ¤ Blair's Official Spokesman see no reason to doubt tape ¥ Yeah Right! Like if dossier-stealing Blair is credible ¤ Inquiry into the 'tainted' No 10 dossier on Iraq Bin Laden, Unedited After Powell's Disclosure, FNC Airs Tape Strangely enough, all the networks, including al-Jazeera, were scooped by Secretary of State Colin Powell, who revealed during morning testimony to a Senate committee that he had reviewed a transcript "of what bin Laden, or who we believe to be bin Laden, will be saying on al-Jazeera during the course of the day." Powell gave no indication of how he had obtained the information. ( That's the point I made yesterday! Read lower down this page. ) Hard To Believe Probably the toughest thing for most Americans to do is to recognize that their own government is deliberately deceiving them. Americans have a tendency to place implicit faith in their leaders. The US lacks a compelling case Why hasn't Saddam Hussein killed all Americans? Pass the Duct Tape Osama bin Laden came to the rescue of George W. Bush yesterday Osama on cue But, strictly speaking, it proves nothing. Leaving Saddam Hussein out of the equation, bin Laden's real agenda is not only to drive the Americans and Israelis out of the Islamic Middle East, but also to overthrow the governments in the region, including the government in Baghdad, all "infidel governments", and all with ties to the West. Review of Before and After: U.S. Foreign Policy and the 9/11 Crisis - by Robert Jensen The United States Of America Has Gone Mad  Printer friendly version  Send page by E-Mail |