Headlines Jan 18
Posted: Saturday, January 18, 2003

Anti-U.S. protests worldwide cry,
"No Blood for Oil"

Mass Anti-War Convergence Today
Latest News From the Streets

Ramsey Clark to Protesters:
'Let's Impeach Bush'

Protest Photos - Paris Photos

Toronto Protest Pictures

More shannon photos

Photos From The Netherlands

Ohioans Protest War With Iraq

Okinawans join global anti-war protests

Hundreds of Thousands Mass at Global Anti-War Rallies


Protesters pack streets for anti-war rally

Americans Launch Pre-Emptive Strike

Protesters Gather To Oppose War

Thousands protest in Japan against war in Iraq

Protests begin across the world

Anti-war protests slated all over U.S.

Diverse anti-war activists: We're just warming up

Blix Uncertain if Iraq Has Banned Arms

Minnesotans protest another war in Iraq

Rumsfeld: US May Attack Even If Saddam Gone
The administration of U.S. President George W. Bush says the issue of a possible war with Iraq is larger than Saddam Hussein. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld says the issue boils down to behavior, not who governs Iraq.

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