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Life, Liberty, and...What Was That Last Part? Posted: Thursday, October 16, 2003 US world leader in arms sales, India spends $900 mn ¥ In case you're wondering why the U.S. is always looking for another war Attack on Americans Should Doom Palestinian Terrorists United States must respond by assisting Israel in tracking down and destroying the terrorists ¥ The is what the US have always done eg Israel "very happy" after US House votes to sanction Syria eg U.S. blocks a Security Council resolution condemning Israel's wall Definitely NOT O-Kay I'm no chemist but from what I understand the vial -- the one lousy stinkin' vial -- of botulinum that David Kay's team found -- after a three month, 1,200 person, 300 million dollar search -- is closer in chemical makeup to the botox that has so been liberally pumped into Arnold's forehead and Meg Ryan's lips than it is to its weapon grade cousin Botulinum A. Lies about Iraq rise to level of the absurd Lies beget more lies; a policy built on deception will always require further deception to sustain itself. Case in point: The campaign by leading members of the Bush administration to rebuild faltering support for their invasion of Iraq. To hear them tell it, everything that has happened since last March has just proved how right they've been all along. Misinformation about Iraq suits Bush US occupiers compared to Mongol looters An influential British Muslim thinktank has compared the looting and vandalism of historical Baghdad during the American invasion to that of the Mongol occupation in 1258. Bush says Australia is U.S. 'sheriff' in Southeast Asia Life, Liberty, and...What Was That Last Part? I See Dumb People It's also the one in which perceptive little kids in movies don't say, "I see dead people." Instead, they say, "I see a man who wants to be President even though he can't even make a puddle of gravy in the center of his mashed potatoes without it running over the sides." That's just a long version of the more succinct, "I see dumb people." We Don't Understand Propaganda Americans Better Learn Fast On the Administration's Failure to Provide a Realistic Plan Nearly six months have elapsed since President Bush flew out to the aircraft carrier and declared "Mission Accomplished" in Iraq. Today, we all know all too well that the war is not over; the war goes on; the mission is not accomplished. An unnecessary war, based on unreliable and inaccurate intelligence, has not brought an end to danger. Instead, it has brought new dangers, imposed new costs, and taken more and more American lives each week. 'Beware Mad Max world of US' Halliburton accused of overcharging for oil Subsidies keep poor nations poor   Printer friendly version  Send page by E-Mail |