The Gang That Couldn't Talk Straight Posted: Thursday, July 31, 2003
Iraqi Scientists Still Deny Iraqi Arms Programs Despite vigorous efforts, the U.S. government has been unsuccessful so far in finding key senior Iraqi scientists to support its prewar claims that former president Saddam Hussein was pursuing an aggressive program to develop nuclear, biological and chemical weapons, according to senior administration officials and members of Congress who have been briefed recently on the subject.
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2 U.S. soldiers killed; 5 wounded Dying in Iraq As soldiers die, Bush-Blair-Cheney lie The War On Truth Finding Waldo is easier than finding Iraq's WMDs Deceit, Danger Mark U.S. Pursuit of WMD Uranium that never was
U.S. Bartering Arms for Soldiers for Iraq War Faced with a rising death toll among its soldiers in Iraq, the United States is trying to "buy" foreign troops for a proposed 30,000-troop multinational force in Baghdad. "When they were seeking U.N. support for a war on Iraq, they were twisting arms," one Asian diplomat told IPS. "Now they are offering carrots in exchange for our troops."
Poindexter to Quit Pentagon Post Amid Controversy Rice cites 'personal responsibility' over disputed uranium claim
True Lies This gap between reality and public opinion was not an accident. If the public had possessed a more accurate understanding of the facts, more people would probably have seen a "pre-emptive" war with Iraq as unwise and unwarranted.
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Now we pay the warlords to tyrannise the Afghan people
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