Headlines Feb 16
Posted: Sunday, February 16, 2003

The Pentagon Muzzles the CIA
Devising bad intelligence to promote bad policy
I don't consider any of these agencies to be intelligence-gathering agencies. They are just organizations of spies, no intelligence there.

Here it is, conclusive proof against Iraq
A collection of Colin Powell's useful facts relating to the proposed actions in the Gulf region.

A Monumental Hypocrisy
We Must Raise Our Voices, March in Protest, Now and Again and Again

Howard a hero in Israel

A Humbler Foreign Policy
At one of the debates in the 2000 presidential campaign, George W. Bush declared, "If we are an arrogant nation, they will resent us; but if we're a humble nation, but strong, they'll welcome us." How long ago that was. Now, faced with a North Korea threatening nuclear war, he is anything but humble. Starting with the 2002 State of the Union address, which included the memorable but hardly humble designation of Iraq, Iran, and North Korea as an "axis of evil," his administration has gone on to employ bellicose rhetoric with disturbing regularity. The administration’s defense posture requires pre-emptive strikes against would-be aggressors, the use of nuclear force, and the credo that no other nation can be allowed to build its military to threaten the United States. By Thomas Gale Moore

Iraqi opposition slams plan for military governor

One US rule for Israel, another for Saddam

Tough stance may prove to be Blair's nemesis

Stamping in a puddle of poison
Inspections, not war, are the safest way to disarm Saddam Hussein.
Why disarm Iraq and arm Israel?
Why the U.S. should decide who keeps WMD?

CounterPunch Diary
Condition Orange as a Way of Life; Colin Powell and the Great "Intelligence" Fraud; Recipes from the Donner Party; One More Look at Lerner; Return to Blackhawk Down

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