Headlines Jan 07
Posted: Tuesday, January 7, 2003

Targeting Tourists, Not Terrorists:
Why Airport Security Is A Charade

Iraq War Could Put 10 Million In Need of Aid

UK Terror police find deadly poison

Nuclear chief: No 'smoking gun' in Iraq

North Korea: Sanctions Mean War

Straw admits oil is key priority

U.S. plans Oil-field takeover
President Bush's national security team is assembling final plans for administering and democratizing Iraq after the expected ouster of Saddam Hussein. Those plans call for a heavy U.S. military presence in the country for at least 18 months, military trials of only the most senior Iraqi leaders and a quick takeover of the country's oil fields to pay for reconstruction.
By David E. Sanger & James Dao, NY Times via seattlepi.com

N Korea sanctions 'would mean war' BBC
It condemned the recent interception of a ship exporting Scud missiles to Yemen as an act of piracy and said the US would pay a "very high price for such reckless acts"

Grand Theft Bush
It's the Budget, Stupid!
For those who deny that poverty still exists in the United States, take a road trip and see it for yourself. You don't have to drive onto Indian reservations to notice the numerous trailer parks nestled on the outskirts of every town and city, containing people who cannot afford to buy a home or pay rent on an apartment. - By SAUL LANDAU, counterpunch.org

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