Where are the WMD? Excuses, excuses, excuses.
Posted: Sunday, June 22, 2003

Afghanistan regains its title as
world's biggest heroin dealer

Anarchy engulfs the new Iraq

False war beliefs 'striking'
A third of the American public believes U.S. forces found weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, according to a recent poll. And 22 percent said Iraq actually used chemical or biological weapons...

Venezuelan move to replace US$ with the €uro
upsetting Washington more than Saddam's €uro conversion last November

Putin refuses to cut Iran link

TV Stations Based in U.S. Rally Protesters in Iran

The hunt for credibility

Where are the WMD? Excuses, excuses, excuses.

Iran's in the crosshairs of Bush's bombsight
Soon after Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon called for the U.S. Army to march on Tehran, his American neo-conservative supporters launched a get-Iran campaign, featuring the identical propaganda they used to fan war fever against Iraq: weapons of mass destruction; threats to the U.S.; terrorism and human rights violations. Some imaginative neo-cons even claim Saddam's unfindable weapons were moved to Iran.


Rumors hit Baghdad
Baghdad is abuzz with rumors and conspiracy theories that Jewish interests and the Israeli secret service are working with the US to buy Iraqi land and property

Israel Threatens New Raids After Anti-Hamas Strike

Sharon applauds killing of Hamas leader

Sharon: Israel can expand settlements despite 'road map' ban



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