War mongers or just lazy? Both
Posted: Sunday, July 13, 2003

Africa gets a new best friend
Now that he's proved he can play the tough guy, President Bush knows it's time to show off his touchy-feely side.

The Niger connection
How did a poor African nation become crucial to justifying war in Iraq? Now doubts over intelligence claims that Saddam sought uranium from Niger threaten a damaging split between the US and Britain

Niger and Iraq: the war's biggest lie?

Why did the Administration endorse a forgery about Iraq’s nuclear program?
Outrage at US plan to mortgage Iraqi oil

Tony Blair's troubles won't fly away
The Prime Minister's world tour may have been planned as a victory parade but it is turning into an assault course

20 Lies About the War
Falsehoods ranging from exaggeration to plain untruth were used to make the case for war. More lies are being used in the aftermath.

Al Qaeda claims exaggerated: analysts
"There was no significant pattern of co-operation between Iraq and the Al Qaeda terrorist operation," said Thielman, who left the State Department's bureau of intelligence last year.

Blair made a fundamental mistake
over '45 minutes to deploy' claim

CIA Got Uranium Reference Cut in Oct.
The new disclosure suggests how eager the White House was in January to make Iraq's nuclear program a part of its case against Saddam Hussein even in the face of earlier objections by its own CIA director.

Let's play pass the buck, George
Bush shielded as CIA takes nuclear claims fallout
Bush Declares His Faith in Tenet and C.I.A.
Straw defends UK intelligence in row over Saddam's uranium
Blair ignored CIA weapons warning

War mongers or just lazy?
America is either populated with lazy people with attention spans shorter than that of a mouse, or we are a war-mongering country so intent on flexing our military muscle that we don't need any real justification.



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