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Posted: Monday, September 30, 2002

• The White House On Iraq: We Don't Need No Stinkin' Proof!
• Former US arms inspector calls on Labour to oppose war
• International Criminal Court Resist Washington's Arm-Twisting
• IRAQ: Four Questions, Four Answers
• U.S. Special Forces in Afghanistan are frustrated
• US tries to justify increase attacks on Iraq
> Iraq 'intensifies' attacks, says US, Yeah Right!
• EU compromises on international court -BBC
> This allows the US to bribe smaller nations
> Smaller nations will have to examine their own corrupt governments
• The making of an American quagmire
> Bush's preemptive strike doctrine suits bin Laden just fine
• Bush's Nuclear Gamble
• The 'Right' Way To Dominate The World
• US ponders implications of strike without UN
• Weapons inspectors' first date with destiny
• Arab street turning into Iraq's dark alley
• 10-Month bin Laden Mystery: Dead or Alive?
• Demonstrators in Madrid imitating suicide bombers
• Palestinian Siege lifted; some fugitives escape
• Three big powers tell US it's wrong on Iraq
• Kill first, ask questions later
• Bush angers former first lady
• A rogue state closer to home
• EU caves in to Washington over international criminal court
• Protesters win a battle but not the war
• Iraqis change defiant tone and admit likelihood of war
• Gun battle erupts outside British embassy in Yemen
• Questions from the anti-war march for Mr Blair
• Britain and US fail to win backing over Iraq
• Resist Washington's arm-twisting
• Saddam Hussein ought to be scared
• London protest march delivers message to Blair
• Saudi Arabia recalls Qatar envoy
• One nation, under surveillance
• More than one option
• Wanted: An argument worth having
• The Bush rationale doesn't add up
• India planning pre-emptive strikes against Pakistan
• Seven killed in Algeria
• 2 in 3 voters lose faith in Blair reform
• U.S. Special Forces are frustrated
• French-U.S. divide suddenly grows wider
• Iraq warns Tehran on Washington's plans
• Giuliani insists he should execute Bin Laden
• Former US arms inspector calls on Labour to oppose war
• Iraq tops Sharon's Moscow agenda

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