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Between Iraq And A Hard Place Posted: Thursday, July 3, 2003 Pilger & Fisk on Iraq Coverage: The Real Danger Lies Within Israel defies peace plan with land grab on West Bank Bethlehem pullout is a cover for new settlements, say Palestinians Palestinians cry robbery as Israeli land grab breaches truce How much does America pay for supporting the Israelis? Examples Of Hate Speech Between Iraq And A Hard Place This is what a guerilla war looks like 'Bring 'Em On' Fetches Trouble "I am shaking my head in disbelief," Lautenberg said. "When I served in the Army in Europe during World War II, I never heard any military commander — let alone the commander in chief — invite enemies to attack U.S. troops." "Bring 'Em On?" Yesterday, when I read that US Commander-in-Chief George W. Bush, in a moment of blustering arm-chair machismo, sent a message to the 'non-existent' Iraqi guerrillas to "bring 'em on," the first image in my mind was a 20-year-old soldier in an ever-more-fragile marriage, who'd been away from home for 8 months. "Bring 'Em On?" Iraqis swelter in 115 degrees heat -- and fume at U.S. Arrest of Shiite leader by US forces sparks protests Bring 'em on Iraqis Defy Bush, Wound Seven U.S. Soldiers in Attacks 'Bring them on,' says Bush, inviting Iraqi insurgents to target U.S. troops Mr President, how dare you? Bush Taking Heat for 'Bring Them On' Remark Violence Flares: Three Iraqis Killed, 10 US Soldiers Wounded Outlawing Subversives Hong Kong and the United States There's a certain irony in the verbal support being offered by the U.S. government and members of Congress for democratic activists in Hong Kong who are fighting a quixotic battle against Hong Kong government plans to pass a sedition and treason law for the territory and former British colony. Blair spokesman admits doctoring dossier This is the same Dossier the U.S used to justify the invasion of Iraq Campbell 'asked for changes to Iraq dossier' Flashback: Microsoft Word bytes Tony Blair in the butt 'Bring them on' Bush says as Iraqi attackers prolong war Meanwhile: Cops go crooked in Kabul as pay and training lag Afghan officials say donor countries are reneging on promises to aid the police force.   Printer friendly version  Send page by E-Mail |