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Al-Qaeda: Overestimate at your peril Posted: Thursday, September 4, 2003 Dossier exaggerated the case for war Nice war - here's the bill The Bush administration's recent willingness to consider a greater United Nations role on the ground is the first sign that it is aware of how vastly mistaken its assertions about the occupation were. Iraq’s future not bright under US: Khamenei U.S. turns to UN for troops in Iraq Would a UN occupation be any better? Why should countries that were opposed to the war assume responsibility for its painful consequences Schröder says call for troops made him feel sick Flashback Depp Says U.S. Is Like 'Dumb Puppy,' 'Broken Toy' For sale, Bush dolls in all his poses For just $39.99, the George W. Bush action figure can be yours! Be the first on your block to own a piece of history, commemorating the demise of society as we once knew it. Flashback George W. Bush's Resume Bring Them On (And On) Flashback Brilliant As Ever The manufacturing sector is hemorrhaging jobs, so the "President" boldly announced he would Do Something and appoint a manufacturing czar. Just the thing! Eventually there will be a czar and an assistant czar and some clerical czarettes, and maybe we'll get, oh, a dozen jobs out of this. Splendid! Hubris repeats itself ... in Iraq Thucydides, the Greek historian, reminds us that in the 5th century BC the Athenian Greeks learned a lesson about having too much hubris - arrogance. Grim scorecard for the novice empire Al-Qaeda: Overestimate at your peril While the Islamic militant organization al-Qaeda is no doubt an effective fighting force, it is unlikely that it is as powerful and extensive as its opponents argue. Since the September 11, 2001, attacks, the United States has blamed nearly all acts of aggression by Islamic radicals in some part on al-Qaeda; whether these attacks take place in Afghanistan, Iraq, Israel, Iraq or the Philippines makes no difference.   Printer friendly version  Send page by E-Mail |