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Annan's "shock and awe" at UN Posted: Saturday, September 27, 2003 Thousands stage Iraq demo Thousands of protesters gathered for an anti-war rally in London calling for an end to the US and UK occupation of Iraq. With each attack, U.S. image in Iraq erodes Iraqi Witnesses: US Fire Killed 4 Civilians Whom did Mr. Bush speak for? President Bush's muted appeal to the United Nations for help in Iraq failed to impress many. His speech had nothing new and showed little grasp of Middle Eastern realities. Condoleezza Rice and the case of the big swindle Flashback Is Bush's War in Iraq A "Brain Fart"? Annan's "shock and awe" at UN about pre-emptive attacks It was the turn of the UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan to produce his "shock and awe" to the gathered members of the General Assembly last week. This mild-mannered and quietly spoken senior diplomat, let it be known in no uncertain terms, that pre-emptive attacks on nations was setting a bad example for the future of the UN. Bush bombs at the UN The hard truths of a failed plan Bush has a battle on his hands As the Washington, DC, area recovers from effects of Hurricane Isabel, US President George W Bush keeps trying to divert the potential "perfect storm" forming from the combination of the constant stream of bad news coming out of the Middle East and growing domestic discontent over the war and occupation in Iraq. 'You lied, they died,' US parents tell Bush   Printer friendly version  Send page by E-Mail |