Headlines Feb 21
Posted: Friday, February 21, 2003

Turkey to Accept U.S. Troops
After weeks of hard bargaining and delay, Turkey signaled today that it is willing to allow U.S. troops to use bases on Turkish soil to open a northern front against Iraq in exchange for billions of dollars in aid and help for billions more in loans.

In God he trusts
How George Bush infused the White House with a religious spirit

Bush Gives You The Finger
Millions worldwide rally against Dubya's oily little war
-- not that he gives a damn

Blast hits New York oil plant

US to blacklist Chechen groups
The US Government is to add three rebel groups from Russia's breakaway republic of Chechnya to its list of terrorist organisations, State Department officials have said.
¥ Russia/Putin can continue persecuting Chechens in exchange for supporting Bush's War on Iraq.

Dozens die in US club fire

Chemical Brothers
Six million marched for peace last week, but the Bush Regime and the Blair Regency were unmoved by this outburst from the ignorant rabble. Instead, the righteous leaders of the "Coalition of the Willing" (or COW) declared that no power on earth will halt their holy quest to rid the world of Saddam Hussein and his chemical weapons.

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