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US, Israel Play Risk - Iraq, Syria... Gee, What's Next? Posted: Tuesday, October 14, 2003 Dominance and its dilemmas What is to be "protected" is US power and the interests it represents, not the world, which vigorously opposed the conception. Talking Turkey About Iraq Calling All Occupiers Just for a moment, let's imagine a hypothetical situation. Say the U.S. was occupying Syria, and needed some help with the occupation--some troops who might help to put the occupied Syrians at ease. Would we invite in neighboring Israeli troops to help us? Unlikely you say? Or let's try Poland. Say we were occupying Poland and wanted some help there. Would we invite German troops in? No way. The ruins of another US try at democracy: Haiti The United States is committed to building democracies in Afghan-istan and Iraq. But there is a country much closer to home that is in desperate need of help - a country where the US and the international community have left a job half done and have abandoned millions of innocent citizens to poverty and despair. Exporting Devalued Values Cheney, Halliburton ties facing more questions US Soldiers to America: We're dying for oil and corporate greed! I was shocked and angered when I found out how many of the service men hate being in Iraq and want nothing to do with rebuilding and policing the devastated nation. From the conversations I had, many soldiers never wanted to go over to Iraq and fight, and the ones who had were now convinced of the awful crime that had been committed against Iraq and our own troops. I was told very few soldiers now believe in staying in Iraq, or want to stay in the country and serve any more days. Firms get ready for business in Iraq As the violence continues... Car bomb at Turkish Embassy in Iraq States of war Appeasing the armed forces has become a political necessity for the American president US, Israel Play Risk - Iraq, Syria... Gee, What's Next? Taking out Syria is the next step in the neocon wet dream for remaking the Muslim world. Iran, Saudi Arabia, maybe Jordan, and Libya are the other targets. Why the French back sovereignty for Iraqis Vice-President Emerges From Hiding, Urges Americans To Keep Fighting The English-language recording, obtained by the American satellite station CNN, showed a pale and tired looking Cheney who promised that future operations will provide the faithful with vast opportunities for war profiteering. "When faced with hard choices, we choose to make war, not peace," Cheney said, chopping the air with his hand for emphasis. Fears of more US electoral chaos after flaws are discovered in ballot computers Sharon and Bush Attack Syria It's Their Mistake   Printer friendly version  Send page by E-Mail |