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'Bush has to manufacture another 'threat' to US for re-election' Posted: Friday, October 31, 2003 A Matter of Intelligence It's become evident that our problems in Iraq are based not only on poor intelligence but deliberately distorted and dishonest intelligence. This is compounded, to make things worse, by the fact that those who are using (or misusing) the intelligence lack the common sense to put that intelligence to work. UN says war in Congo is fuelled by foreign firms Britain must confront shameful trade that ruins Congolese lives US policy has isolated only one extremist group The ill-advised Iraq invasion gave disparate terrorist groups a cause to unite, increasing their power. Our strategy helps the terrorists army chief warns Sharon Israeli Government Attapmts To Legalize A Number Of Settlements Flashback Traces of poison Israel, not Iraq, holds that distinction of being the first country in the region to use weapons of mass destruction with genocidal intent. Israel's age of austerity The Israeli government adopted an austerity budget in September, cutting social welfare to pay for defence and settlements. Israelis were already suffering from the worst recession since 1953. Now one family in five does not have enough to eat. Iraqis are Naming Their Babies "Saddam" Victory banner comes back to bite Bush A banner proclaiming "mission accomplished" on the aircraft carrier where US President George Bush declared an end to major combat in Iraq has come back to haunt him as the death toll rises. U.S. Government prosecutes Greenpeace over protest Anti-war activist charged for 'misusing phone' to protest to US White House accused of overpaying 'cronies' The Bush administration has been accused of paying almost three times the market value for petrol imported into Iraq from Kuwait, with profits falling mostly to Halliburton, the Texas oil services company headed by Dick Cheney before he became Vice-President. More mystery over missing Iraqi millions The US authority should have publicized how it was spending the money long before various groups raised questions of transparency, and they charge that Washington is still creaming off of the seized assets for the benefit of US corporations without first consulting the Iraqi people. 'Bush has to manufacture another 'threat' to US for re-election'   Printer friendly version  Send page by E-Mail |