Headlines Mar 1
Posted: Saturday, March 1, 2003

Turkey Rejects U.S. Troop Deployment Plan

"They did what?"
blurted one State Department official
Turkey's Refusal Stuns US
US officials appeared stunned by the Turkish parliament's refusal Saturday to allow the deployment of 62 000 US troops for a possible war with Iraq.

Reality Checks Needed During War
Did Saddam Hussein Gas His Own People?

Deceived by the warhawks
We know that the warhawks and their media sycophants have been deceiving us about Saddam's Weapons of Mass Destruction programs for at least the last seven years.

Bill Moyers Talks with Joseph C. Wilson, IV
MOYERS: Tell me what you think about the arguments of one of those men, Richard Pearl, who is perhaps the most influential advocate in the President's and the administration's ear arguing to get rid of Saddam Hussein. What do you think about his argument? WILSON: Well, he's certainly the architect of a study that was produced in the mid-'90s for the Likud Israeli government called "a clean break, a new strategy for the realm." And it makes the argument that the best way to secure Israeli security is through the changing of some of these regimes beginning with Iraq and also including Syria. And that's been since expanded to include Iran.

U.S. Says Hussein Must Cede Power to Head Off War
Bush Must Cede Power to Head Off War

Real Life Examples Of The Bush Credibility Gap:
A chronology of Bush saying one thing then doing another

Blair in new bid to discredit opposition to Iraq war
IRNA -- Prime Minister Tony Blair launched a new bid Saturday to win support for a war against Iraq by comparing anti-war demonstrators with the appeasers of Hitler in the 1930s.

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