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All Bush Has to Sell, Is Fear Itself Posted: Monday, August 2, 2004 The Unbearable Costs of Empire Top 21 Pieces of Evidence that Show Iraq is only the First Step to 'Reshaping the Middle East' Saddam Wasn't a Satisfying Scapegoat, Now it's Off to Iran Flashback Bogus dossier on Saddam’s uranium The War Is a Fraud The war is a fraud. I'm not talking about the weapons of mass destruction that didn't exist. Nor the links between Saddam Hussein and al-Qa'ida which didn't exist. Nor all the other lies upon which we went to war. I'm talking about the new lies. For just as, before the war, our governments warned us of threats that did not exist, now they hide from us the threats that do exist. Much of Iraq has fallen outside the control of America's puppet government in Baghdad but we are not told. Hundreds of attacks are made against US troops every month. But unless an American dies, we are not told. This month's death toll of Iraqis in Baghdad alone has now reached 700 - the worst month since the invasion ended. But we are not told. Statement from FAA Contradicts 9/11 Report Findings Inventing the Enemy Scarlett asked for 'lies' in WMD report Kerry's Hypocrisy on the Vietnam War Is Pakistan being sucked into Iraq's quicksand? All Bush Has to Sell, Is Fear Itself US Tightens Security In Washington, NY Amid Fresh Threat Businesses Operate Under Heavy Security Seized computer 'reveals terror plans against Britain' New York ready for possible terrorist attack Oil will be the Driving Factor for Military Intervention in Sudan It is far from clear that the sudden media attention devoted to Sudan has been provoked by any real escalation of the crisis - a peace agreement was signed with the rebels in April, and it is holding. The pictures on our TV screens could have been shown last year. And we should treat with skepticism the claims made for the numbers of deaths - 30,000 or 50,000 are the figures being bandied about - when we know that similar statistics proved very wrong in Kosovo and Iraq. Crude-Oil Futures Flirt With $44 a Barrel   Printer friendly version  Send page by E-Mail |