Palestinians killed
Posted: Thursday, December 26, 2002

S. Koreans Shrug Off Nuclear Threat
Many believe the U.S. poses a bigger danger than the communist North. The young tend to view the crisis as a White House creation.
- by Barbara Demick, LA Times via commondreams.org

A New Pearl Harbor
Two years ago a project set up by the men who now surround George W Bush said what America needed was "a new Pearl Harbor". Its published aims have, alarmingly, come true.
- by John Pilger, www.kavkaz.org.uk

New Fears Over N. Korea Nukes

North Korea has proven that Bush and his allies are nothing more that common bullies. It is N. Korea's nuclear weapons that are blocking the U.S. from treating them like Iraq. The U.S. knows Iraq does not have these weapons so Iraq is viewed as a soft target for their economic and political agendas. - Ayinde

US should disarm itself first

Palestinians killed in Mid-East violence
Israeli forces shoot dead at least seven Palestinians, including four militants and return to central Bethlehem after pulling out for Christmas. - BBC

Israeli army killed 8 Palestinians, 30 injured
At least eight Palestinians were killed, 30 injured and 20 arrested by the Israeli army as a fresh wave of violence swept across the West Bank and Gaza Strip, Palestinian security sources said. - Yahoo

Israel: Refusal to serve could be contagious

Brand America

Sharon's war?

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