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Revealed Posted: Sunday, December 21, 2003 Saddam capture changes nothing THE BIGGEST non-story of the year is the capture of former Iraqi dictator and butcher Saddam Hussein. Saddam's capture, celebrated by the American media in tones which suggest an event of epic proportions, is the greatest blindsiding and the biggest illusionist's show on the world stage today. It would be comical if not taken so seriously by the big American media which dominate global news flows. Saddam was held by Kurdish forces, drugged and left for US troops The newspaper said the full story of events leading up to the ousted Iraqi president's capture on December 13 near his hometown of Tikrit in northern Iraq, "exposes the version peddled by American spin doctors as incomplete". Revealed: Who Really Found Saddam? Saddam's capture was the best present George Bush could have hoped for, and then Gaddafi handed a propaganda gift to Blair. But nothing's ever that simple US Saddam Claims Being Challenged Controlling the 'Fourth Front' Saddam is The Man Who Knew too Much Many Americans, misled by the administration and its media allies into believing Saddam was somehow responsible for the 9/11 attacks, are lustily cheering Sheriff Bush and his posse. They are unaware the demonized Iraqi leader used to be Washington's man in Mesopotamia. Selective Memory and a Dishonest Doctrine All people who have any concern for human rights, justice and integrity should be overjoyed by the capture of Saddam Hussein, and should be awaiting a fair trial for him by an international tribunal. Selective Memory and a Dishonest Doctrine Chomsky Re: Selective memory and a dishonest doctrine Rootsie The Anatomy of Racial Denial Bush declares: "We must get rid of Arafat" US President George W. Bush told an Israeli journalist that "we must get rid of" Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, the mass-circulation Yediot Aharonot daily has reported. Bush's comments came in a brief exchange with the paper's correspondent during a Christmas drinks party in Washington, several hours after a keynote speech by Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon Thursday in which he outlined plans for unilateral disengagement from peace negotiations with the Palestinians.   Printer friendly version  Send page by E-Mail |