Headlines Jan 21
Posted: Tuesday, January 21, 2003

Ecuador's Lucio Era Begins
Drug War, Plan Colombia, and US Air Base at Manta,
Test the New President
By Ron Smith reporting from Quito, Ecuador via narconews.com

Two Americans shot in Kuwait, 1 dead

Israel destroys 62 shops in Palestine

Belafonte continues Powell criticism

Diplomacy with Iraq is finished: Rumsfeld
WASHINGTON: Diplomacy could still resolve a standoff with North Korea, but had already failed in Iraq, US Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said on Monday, calling Iraq the more dangerous of the two.
Of course, this rhetoric is mostly for ignorant Whites in the U.S. He should add to it Slavery is Freedom, Black is White and War is Peace!

Redford speaks out against war

France will not back U.S. attack

Turkey Denies Deal on Bases for U.S. Action
> Report: Turkey to Allow U.S. to Use Bases

Truth May Sink in Desert Sand
In an Iraq war, Washington is likely to once again muzzle the news media.

Kola Boof Responds to Traitor Charges

Venezuela tanker pilots break strike
CARACAS, Venezuela (Reuters) - Oil tanker pilots have ended a seven-week-old strike in western Lake Maracaibo, a key oil export area, Venezuelan shipping agents said Tuesday. The move should ease the export of crude oil from western Venezuela, which has dropped sharply due to the strike. But, shippers said flows are unlikely to rise dramatically until overseas ship operators begin using the ports again. via CNN

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