Bush camp exposed as 'serial liars'
Posted: Wednesday, March 17, 2004
Iraq: a year of war
The invasion of Iraq would, we were told, rid the world of mortal danger. One year on, the only people who feel safer are those who prefer not to think for themselves
Zapatero stands by Spanish troop withdrawal
Intelligence failure, misinterpretation or deceit?
Iraq's alleged weapons of mass destruction, which served as the prime rationale advanced by President Bush for the war that began a year ago this week, have vanished like a desert mirage, and the issue has become potentially troubling for a president seeking re-election.
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Bush's War Exercise: The Backpedal
That's the way the coalition crumbles:
Honduras gone, Netherlands may be next
Majority of Turks oppose US-led anti-terrorism effort, poll says
Growing anti-US sentiment in Europe
Harvard Author Unveils Latest Alarmist Theory
Al-Qaeda 'planning attack by sea'
Crude Oil Jumps to 13-Year High
Israel to intensify target killing of Palestinians
¥ We are going to kill Palestinians...
Israel Kills 4 in Stepped-Up Gaza Raids
Bush camp exposed as 'serial liars'
US President George Bush and his four top advisers made a combined total of 237 misleading public statements on the threat posed by Iraq.
Madrid: UN's Credibility Critically Wounded
Dem Congresswoman Questions Aristide Departure
Saddam Not Giving Much Information - U.S. Official
¥ At least not the information they want the world to hear...
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