Headlines Jan 25
Posted: Saturday, January 25, 2003

U.S. bows to allies' anti-war pressure
Bush may extend U.N. inspections to placate France, Germany

U.S. revs up PR machine as Iraq war looms

Anti-Chechen hysteria in Moscow

Iraq Says 3 Hurt in U.S., British Strike

Virus Alert: New Slammer Worm

Europe's declaration of independence
Frustrated with the warmongering and arrogance of the Bush White House, Germany and France are making a historic break with the U.S. Relations may never be the same.

UN agency 'quite satisfied' with Iraq

US 'will be patient on Iraq'

U.S. Admit Plan To Snatch Iraqi Oil Fields

Iraq: no nuclear evidence
Blow to US hawks as inspectors draw blank
The United Nations' nuclear inspectors will deliver a serious blow on Monday to Washington's case for going to war with Iraq, telling the world they have found nothing and giving Saddam Hussein good grades for cooperation.

When will we resist?
"The US is preparing to attack the Arab world, while the Arabs whimper in submission" - Edward Said

Too Many Smoking Guns to Ignore:
Israel, American Jews, and the War on Iraq
Most of the vociferously pro-Israeli neo-conservative policymakers in the Bush administration make no effort to hide the fact that at least part of their intention in promoting war against Iraq (and later perhaps against Syria, Iran, Hezbollah, and the Palestinians) is to guarantee Israel's security by eliminating its greatest military threats, forging a regional balance of power overwhelmingly in Israel's favor, and in general creating a more friendly atmosphere for Israel in the Middle East.

Powell: U.S. has 12 allies on Iraq

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