What if potatoes grew in Iraq?
Posted: Sunday, June 1, 2003

Standard of Proof For Weapons Drops
Bush's assertion, one of many recent administration statements shifting focus from Iraq's weapons to Iraq's weapons programs, indicated the president would consider its accusations justified by the discovery of equipment that potentially could be used to produce weapons. But the original charges against Iraq, presented to the United Nations and the American public, were explicitly about the weapons themselves.

Bush may yet discover
that massaging the truth has its price

No weapons in Iraq?
We'll find them in Iran

They may stand accused
of twisting information about Saddam's arsenal
The same hawks who urged Bush to invade Iraq have now put Tehran top of the terror list. Will he follow their advice again?

Blood on their hands

Just the change of an alphabet

What if potatoes grew in Iraq?
There is a great hullabaloo about democracy - the political oxygen - as if it was what the tormented Iraqis were so desperately gasping for, and that the Iraq war came as a therapeutic necessity. USA's George Bush and lone supporter Tony Blair, constituted the so-called coalition needed to justify what humanity at large, unequivocally condemned as unjust war

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