Mess in Iraq
Posted: Saturday, June 14, 2003

How the battle lies were drawn
The WMDs haven't turned up. In 1999 there was no genocide in Kosovo. But, says Neil Clark, Tony Blair has never allowed the facts to get in the way of a good war

Do Americans Expect to be Misled?
Lies, Damned Lies, and Military Intelligence

US suffers Latin American rebuke at OAS meeting

As U.S. Fans Out in Iraq, Violence and Death on Rise

America's imperial delusion

Maybe Ashcroft should round up everyone
Unlimited power is apt to corrupt the minds of those who possess it; and ... where laws end, tyranny begins.
— William Pitt, Earl of Chatham, Speech, 1/9/1770

France Chides Washington Over 'My Way' World View

Mess in Iraq

Attention Foreign Countries!
How To Make the US Go Away!

Are We Better Off After a War?
Are we better off, now that Iraq is destroyed and we must pay for reconstruction and stage an indefinite occupation?
Are we better off living in the regime of codes yellow, orange and red?
If not, ask this: Why the war?

So now what?
The decision to conquer Iraq (the term "war" is misleading and inaccurate) was made, disturbingly enough, during George W. Bush's campaign in 2000. Yes, that's right, much earlier than 9/11, and definitely before Saddam's supposed uncooperative stance.
The more things change...

Fingers of blame point at Sharon

Halliburton doubles price tag for Iraq oil work

WMD Doublethink: Bush's Watergate



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