Headlines Jan 04
Posted: Saturday, January 4, 2003

Proposed anti-terror rules for travelers get personal
Under the new proposal, Americans on commercial air and sea travel would be required to fill out forms detailing their comings and goings. Under the new regulations, the information would be sent electronically to the government to be matched against security databases.

Official: Pope 'Deeply Worried' Over Iraq

Iraq Standoff Raising Anti-U.S. Fever
Protesters turn up heat on gulf states

Pakistan Denies US Military Claim of Right to Enter

Terror alerts manufactured?
FBI agents say White House scripting 'hysterics' for political effect - By Jon Dougherty, worldnetdaily.com

USA Sold Iraq Weapons Of Mass Destruction
The US Defence Secretary, Donald H. Rumsfeld, is a strong supporter of president Bush's plan to invade Iraq, yet a few years ago he personally helped to supply Iraq with biological and chemical weapons! e-thepeople.org

The double standards, dubious morality and duplicity of this fight against terror
Meanwhile, we are ploughing on to war in Iraq, which has oil, but avoiding war in Korea, which does not have oil
- Robert Fisk, Independent/UK

' This war is genocide'

Sharon looking for 'mother of all spins' to bury Likud scandals

Israel seeks US aid package

Why al-Qaeda is winning
The war against terrorism won't be won until the West grasps the fact that we are fighting a lethal idea rather than a tangible enemy, writes Peter Beaumont.

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