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US breaks deficit records Posted: Friday, March 12, 2004 Nobody Can Call It a "Plane Crash" Now! Think about it! Two African heads of state were killed--President Cyprien Ntaryamira of Burundi was also in the plane , the fragile peace based on the Arusha accords of 1993 was shattered, war resumed, and masses of people were massacred. The perpetrators of that attack--the Rwandan Patriotic Front according to Bruguière--knew what would happen, as did their principal backers, the United States and the United Kingdom. UN investigates 'loss' of Rwanda black box The US Must be Isolated and Constrained War Games: America's Media Leads the Charge ETA denies attacks as Spain grieves 'This is our September 11' Slaughter in Madrid Consolidating an Ally? Who Was Behind the Madrid Bombings? Uncertainty Reigns Nothing to fear but fear itself US breaks deficit records Pin Heads Americans are Tools Behind Aristide's Fall. What Led to the Coup? In the 1990 elections, Washington backed former World Bank official Marc Bazin against Aristide--hoping both to quell Lavalas and give a democratic veneer to an unchanged system. Role in Haiti Events Backfiring on Washington "Analyzating" Bush's Grey Matter Ever wonder why President Bush says "nuculer" when he means "nuclear" or "subliminate" when he means "subliminal?" Or why he mixes up perseverance and preservation? CIA Chief Clueless CIA 'wildly inconsistent' about policing Iraq claims The last thing Iraq needs is a US election campaign Iran: 'We're not going to take it anymore' More threats and demands are coming out of Iran, with the Middle East nation now threatening to end its cooperation with the United Nations' nuclear watchdog as the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is set to release its damning new resolution on Iran's nuclear program.   Printer friendly version  Send page by E-Mail |