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US press justifies slaughter in Iraq Posted: Wednesday, April 14, 2004 A Scary Performance, and a Signal for Slaughter Here is the President warning that U.S. troops, who have already killed more than 600 Iraqis in the last week, will have a free hand. That is a signal for slaughter. U.S. Launches Heavy Fire on Fallujah 'Submit or Die': The Siege of Fallujah and Beyond Iraq: The wolf is at the door The beam in Bremer's eye US Military 'Pressuring' Journalists The US military has been accused of threatening the media covering the conflict in Iraq and pressuring journalists into presenting a one-sided picture of events. Al-Jazeera, the Arab TV channel, made the accusations after a US army spokesman, Brigadier General Kimmitt, accused the station and the Dubai-based al-Arabiya news channel, of taking an "anti-coalition" stance in their reporting. US press justifies slaughter in Iraq Wanted: A new Saddam "Of course they don't like being occupied. I wouldn't like being occupied either." --- President George W Bush, April 13 2004 White House press conference Summing up the Bush Faux Press Conference Bush says he's 'confident' he's made mistakes, but can't think of any World set back 10 years by Bush's new world order, says Blair aide We made mistakes, says CIA boss Return to Haiti: The American Learning Zone This time I went to see the results of another coup against Aristide, one clearly planned, funded and orchestrated by the U.S. I felt a terrible déjà vu: massive violence against the poor, especially against Aristide's Lavalas movement; the very same paramilitary and former Haitian army officers committing the atrocities. Convicted mass murderers acting as judges, administrators and police. Despite intimidation and brutal attacks on the poorest neighborhoods, we saw overwhelming support for Aristide among the poor, and violent hatred of Aristide by the tiny elite. U.S., France Block UN Probe of Aristide Ouster The United States and France have intimidated Caribbean countries into delaying an official request for a probe into the murky circumstances under which Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide was ousted from power in February, according to diplomatic sources here. Bush backs Sharon's 'disengagement' plan Palestinian children killed by Israel 'Ending the 'war on terror' myth' Two Ideas of Freedom Italian hostage killed - Aljazeera TV Iraq south oil export network secure - ministry Reject Blair's colonial adventure   Printer friendly version  Send page by E-Mail |