Bush wins mandate for war
Posted: Thursday, November 7, 2002

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> Prime Minister Helen Clark
¤ US and France Reach Agreement on UN Resolution
¤ Blinded by the Right: America Stumbles into the Ditch
¤ Iraq resolution picked apart
¤ On The 2002 Midterm Elections
¤ America has always been at war
¤ Israel weighs expanding navy to protect its nukes
¤ Forced Vaccines Haunt Gulf Vets
¤ Murder By Injection
¤ The Innovations We're Missing
¤ Bush: Bestriding the world?
¤ Think People!!! The Fix Was In

New weapons inspection plan unfair, says Iraq
Iraqi government newspapers today denounced a draft US resolution on resuming weapons inspections as a pretext for a war "on the whole Arab nation".

¤ Buoyant Bush wins mandate for war
¤ US tables resolution for action against Iraq
¤ This Iraq resolution is wired for war
¤ The binational option
¤ A foreign legion for the Pentagon?
¤ Europeans see a boost for Bush's world view
¤ Rearmed, president will push agenda
¤ Netanyahu returns to office with swipe at US peace plan

¤ US may intervene to save Zimbabweans
>> U.S. eyes end run around Mugabe
>>> UK behind invasion plot
>>>> Harare accuses U.S. in food flap

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