Day: 38 Conquest but no success
Posted: Saturday, April 26, 2003

Conquest but no success for Bush in Iraq
PRESIDENT BUSH'S objectives in Iraq are plain: 1. Invade and conquer. 2. Set up an interim government. 3. End the sanctions. 4. Assign contracts for rebuilding and developing oil resources. 5. Obtain long-term military access to bases.

Administration bent on dictatorship

American to oversee Iraqi oil industry
"The US is preparing to install an American chairman on a planned management team of the Iraqi oil industry, providing further ammunition to critics who have questioned the Bush administration's agenda in the Middle East."

Iraq occupation could last two years: Bush

Fury As Us Strips Thieves

No proof of Powell's arms claims
The United States has yet to find weapons of mass destruction at any of the locations that Secretary of State Colin Powell cited in his key presentation to the United Nations Security Council in February, according to U.S. officials.

Muslim clerics demand withdrawal
of US forces from Iraq

Real weapons of mass destruction already destroyed



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