U.S. vetoes UN resolution
Posted: Friday, December 20, 2002

German TV airs documentary charging U.S. war crimes
The US State Department has reacted angrily to the showing of a documentary on German television alleging that US soldiers were involved in war crimes in Afghanistan. The film, Massacre in Afghanistan-Did the Americans Look On?, was produced by Irish filmmaker Jamie Doran. It was shown December 18 on one of the main German public channels-ARD. The 45-minute documentary had previously been shown by the British Channel 5 and the Italian station RAI. By Stefan Steinberg, www.wsws.org

¤ U.S. soldiers watched Taliban massacre-filmmaker
¤ Seven killed as German helicopter crashes in Kabul
Just in time to get sympathy from the German people to counter the showing of the film that shows the US war crimes in the killing of the prisoners!
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Korea: Another Big Election Defeat For Bush
Running against President George W. Bush and his belligerent foreign policy may be risky in the United States, but it looks more and more like a sure winner abroad. by Jim Lobe : tompaine.com via Trinicenter

"Where Is This Stuff?"
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US vetoes anti-Israel UN resolution
The US votes down a United Nations resolution, sponsored by Syria, condemning Israel for the deaths of three UN staff last month. bbc.co.uk

Roll out the barrel but never, ever, tell the truth:
The self-preservation schemes of G.W. Bush,
"Bush has hijacked America and turned it into a runaway train, barreling down a narrow one-way track, rolling over civil rights, the environment, and the economy ... " by Cheryl Seal, unknownnews

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