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U.S. complicit in many atrocities Posted: Saturday, January 3, 2004 Never Mind the WMDs, Just Look at History In his Christmas message to British occupation troops in Iraq, Tony Blair, Britain's leader of the governing Labour Party assured them that there was "massive evidence of a huge system of clandestine laboratories" in Iraq. Flashback Evidence of "huge" laboratory system found in Iraq: Blair Who forged the Niger uranium papers? Code Orange, Code Orange! U.S. Restricts Demonstrations In Iraq Flashback Resistance Songs Best-Seller In Iraq Seeing no evil doesn't mean there is no evil The new cold war Israel in no hurry to clear the nuclear fog For the Bush Administration to pressure Israel to declare its weapons of mass destruction and explain the circumstances under which they might be used would, at least, remove a glaring double standard in its often sanctimonious proclamations. And it would reassure moderate Arab neighbours. But such pressure is unlikely. Libya cooperated fully with UN nuclear inspectors Lift sanctions quickly, Libya urges Washington Seeing no evil doesn't mean there is no evil Al Qaeda Threatens to Nuke New York on February 2 Flashback US: Terror threats can be bogus Why Bush must be captured and tried alongside Saddam Hussein Bush vs. Hitler Although the quest for or preservation of "democracy" is often used as a justification for war, history has incessantly revealed that such a quest is often little more than a thinly-veiled attempt to install a puppet regime. Was U.S. complicit in atrocities? So now it looks as if our Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld was rather friendly with Saddam Hussein - a.k.a. The Monster - back in the 1980s, when Rumsfeld was working for the Reagan administration. This according to newly declassified documents that were never intended to see the light of day. Bush doling out Iraq monopolies to corporate cronies   Printer friendly version  Send page by E-Mail |