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A war without end? Posted: Sunday, August 24, 2003 Blair damned by avalanche of evidence America and its Friends There has been an interesting change of events in the past few days. According to the US, Chemical Ali has come back from the dead. Apparently the reports stating his demise back in April have turned out to be false. Apparently, according to the US, they knew that they missed him in back in April. Funny, I do not seem to remember them promoting their failed attempt back in April through the media. Oh but of course, the victor writes history, so they must have reported it. I must be incorrect once again. Bogged down in Iraq, US encounters limits to military power For an administration known for a go-it-alone, heavy-handed approach to world affairs, those developments reflect something new, analysts here say: The United States is bumping up against the limits of its military power. U.S. mired in a mess of its own making It's time to fire Rumsfeld Palestine, brutally occupied for 36 years The Iraqi people's misfortune, as someone recently put it, is geographical - they have unintentionally been living on soil precisely above American oil. Kelly death inquiry Blair's Watergate Iraqis killed in holy city bomb Analysts Doubt U.S. Claim on Iraqi Drones Huddled over a fleet of abandoned Iraqi drones, U.S. weapons experts in Baghdad came to one conclusion: Despite the Bush administration's public assertions, these unmanned aerial vehicles weren't designed to dispense biological or chemical weapons. Crossing the Fine Line Between Spinning and Lying Venezuelans Keep Faith in Hugo Chavez A war without end? More British soldiers are dead. The UN building is reduced to rubble. An oil pipeline is bombed. Water is cut off and the only law is that of the gun. No one can pretend the occupation is bringing peace and democracy. Yet the US, eager to blame 'foreign' terrorists, will not admit that Iraqi resistance is organised and growing   Printer friendly version  Send page by E-Mail |