Throttled by history Posted: Monday, February 23, 2004
George W. Bush's Bright Shining Lies George Herbert Walker Bush's inauguration speech of 1989 makes more sense now than it did on that January day fifteen years ago. The elder Bush's "Thousand Points of Light" is a perfect metaphor for his son George Bush's constellation of bright shining lies. Like stars spangled across an ink-black sky, George Bush's lies seem to come in all magnitudes.
'Five Lies' Lives On
Bush Lies Uncovered
Suicide bomb kills 10 in Kirkuk Oil pipeline blown up in Iraq
What Iraqis receive for their losses
Propaganda TV won't help the U.S. Washington's aggressive public diplomacy campaign to improve America's image in the Middle East is failing to win Arab hearts and minds. No matter how slick the product, actions speak louder than words.
No polls, but Iraq gets sovereignty - and troops
Rights group slams Israeli violations
Bomb gives Israel case for the wall ¥ How convenient that Palestine would give Israel reason for the wall
America is Complicit in Illegal Wall
Throttled by history Haiti's political class has failed it, but the first black republic has also been squeezed dry by a vengeful west
All in the (profiteering first) family
Iraq: Democracy Or Doublespeak? Working on peoples fears, winding them up week by week, the warmongers achieved sufficient public panic that a war was inevitable.
Printer friendly version Send page by E-Mail
|