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Blood on their hands
Posted: Sunday, July 27, 2003
Lies, Oaths, and High Crimes
Bush Doctrine Will Not Rest in Peace
Bush Doctrine: Born 2002, died 2003. That is to say, now that the war fever has cooled down, now that the illusion that America could do whatever it wished — and have the rest of the world like it — is being put back in the deep-freeze of foolish ideas, American foreign policy is becoming normal again.
Bush boys blow it again in post-war Iraq
Terms of engagement
It's very difficult keeping up with Mideast news due to the Orwellian newspeak coming from Washington. So here's a handy list of key terms, translated into simple English.
Liberation - Invasion.
A One-Sided 'Gunfight'
Are Americans embarrassed by the Bush administration releasing those grisly photographs of Saddam Hussein's two murdered sons? I think so. Are they repulsed by their government displaying on playing cards the human faces of targets of its tax-paid hit-team?
Hunting season is now open on US enemies
Rumsfeld’s excuse for showing the gruesome pictures of Saddam’s sons was the Iraqis should see that their oppressors are dead, but a quick poll showed that 80 percent of the Iraqi people are still skeptical. Others have commented that it isn’t up to the invaders to deal with their dictators and, indeed, how humiliating is this for a proud people?
Iraq signs deals to sell oil to foreign companies
¥ TRANSLATION: U.S. signs deals to sell oil to foreign companies
Lessons From the Killing of Uday and Qusay
America will pay the price
if it ignores Iraqi nationalism
I have never been a supporter of Saddam Hussein or his regime. Nor do I wish them well today. However, the way that Uday and Qusay were killed needs to be examined carefully so as to derive useful lessons.
Pyongyang demands US leaders atone for war crimes
North Korea Has Not Forgotten the War
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