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Posted: Monday, March 31, 2003

¤ Two More Teachers Suspended Over Anti-War Message
¤ Why Bush can't leave America -- and why that matters
¤ The power of love for one's country
¤ Israeli minister wants to reopen Mosul-Haifa oil pipeline
¤ U.S. Forces Secure Kerbala, Move North
¤ Serial Numbers Prove US Missile Killed 62 In Iraqi Market
¤ Switzerland Documents U.S.-British War Crimes In Iraq
¤ Deal to Sell Water All Wet, Critics Charge
¤ Strain of Iraq war showing on Bush, those who know him say
¤ Compassion for America curdles abroad
¤ Shiites Haven't Rebelled Because U.S. Failed Them in '91
¤ Iraq war a 'milestone' for Web news
¤ US idealism of the Kennedy era has given way to rampant imperialism
¤ US/UK kill 48 more civilians south of Baghdad
¤ U.S. Using Cluster Munitions In Iraq - HRW
¤ Iraqi villagers capture 'SAS' equipment
¤ Blix doubts Iraq would use banned weapons
¤ Iraq: U.S. jets hit human shields, buses
¤ 11 civilians, mostly children, have been killed
¤ Coalition divided over battle for hearts and minds
¤ US planes strafe 2 passenger buses
¤ Checkpoint death toll mounts
¤ VICTIM'S DAD HITS AT BUSH
¤ It will end in disaster
¤ US hypocritical human rights report
¤ US press turns on Arnett
¤ U.S. says it's willing to take heavy casualties
¤ Al Jazeera very bloody pictures of war
¤ Arab countries plan anti-war resolution at U-N
¤ Robin Williams blasts Bush
¤ US Killing of Iraqi Women, Children Enrages Arabs
¤ The greatest story never told
¤ Non-Combat Losses Break Records
¤ Rummy's Failed War Plan and the Casualties That May Result
¤ The death of America
¤ Current crisis gives glimpses of past
¤ Iraq urges Muslims to join 'holy war'
¤ U.S. officials concede they 'misjudged' Iraqi defections
¤ Iraq's Umm Qasr Still Off Limits to Ships -US Navy
¤ Russian says outcome of Iraq war 'far from certain'
¤ Al-Jazeera site tackles hackers
¤ When in Doubt, Wave the Flag and Wag the Tail
¤ Bombs Won't Win Us Friends
¤ End It Soon To Avoid A Bloodbath
¤ MP urges troops to disobey orders
¤ Baghdad Battle Uncharted Territory; Expect Blood
¤ US Troops Kill Eight Iraqi Civilians at Roadblocks
¤ 'You didn't fire a warning shot soon enough!'
¤ Rumsfeld's Design for War Criticized on the Battlefield
¤ N.Korea didn't test missile: Seoul
¤ The lesson of Lebanon: 'Don't forget to leave'
¤ THIS WAR IS NOT WORKING
¤ U.S., Israel view Assad's acts, words as 'very grave'
¤ Chechnya: Four invaders killed in Jokhar
¤ Chechnya: Maskhadov has not expressed his position on Iraq
¤ This War Is Not Working: Arnett
¤ Iran puts Powell accusations to US failures in Iraq
¤ Indonesia considers switch from dollar to euro
¤ Fresh setbacks on road to Baghdad? It's all part of the plan
¤ US draws up secret plan to impose new regime on Iraq
¤ U.S.: Troops Killed at Least 7 Civilians
¤ Seven women and children shot dead at checkpoint
¤ NBC Fires Peter Arnett After Interview
¤ Air war weapon stockpile runs critically low
¤ Conflict will create 100 Bin Ladens, warns Egyptian president
¤ Iraq is littered with graves of Britons killed in another colonial war
¤ We are damaging our relations with the Middle East for a generation
¤ Afghan clerics call for new holy war
¤ Britain and US in crisis talks over North Korea's nuclear weapons
¤ Rockets fired at UN bases
¤ Troops told to shoot first, reluctantly
¤ Tragedy as troops try to mop up guerilla resistance
¤ Children die as US troops fire on van at checkpoint
¤ We'll finish the job this time, Bush tells Iraqis
¤ Iraqis heading home to fight for their country
¤ Indonesia considers switch from dollar to euro
¤ Powell sounds optimistic note about Middle East
¤ The toll - killed, missing, captured
¤ Polls apart on whether this is a conflict worth waging
¤ Targeted: killers out of uniform
¤ Seoul flags gas-for-peace deal with Pyongyang
¤ Police, army colluded to kill IRA suspects
¤ The added pain of friendly fire
¤ Fleeing families prove useful to Iraqis waging unconventional battle
¤ NBC sacks veteran correspondent Arnett
¤ Britain's Mirror Hires Fired Veteran Arnett
¤ Prisoners of War
¤ Even we surrender-monkeys are confused
¤ If everyone falls into line, who will ask the questions that need asking?
¤ The monster of Baghdad is now the hero of Arabia
¤ Do troops kill each other by mistake because we trained them too hard?
¤ US, Iraqi forces clash in central Iraq
¤ Faux pas cost Arnett, Rivera reporting jobs
¤ 14 gunned down in Kashmore
¤ Pakistan backs French opposition to Iraq war: Faisal
¤ Fighting escalates against foreign troops in Afghanistan
¤ British public support for war has fallen
¤ Bombs not hitting targets: NY Times
¤ Anti-US sentiment among China's Muslims growing
¤ Arraign the emperor
¤ Mother of all resistance?
¤ Blair has one final chance to break free of his tainted fealty
¤ A national sullenness
¤ It will end in disaster
¤ Chemical Clues ???
¤ Nothing justifies valuing one life ahead of another
¤ Saturation bombing by the media breeds boredom
¤ Manufacturing News and Promoting War -- Texas Style
¤ Media monitor attacks Iraq 'show'


On Monday, the International Red Cross for the first time
visited Iraqi captives, but did not comment on their condition.

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