Why Iraq and Afghanistan?
Posted: Wednesday, July 30, 2003

Still crazy
After all these years, it still amazes how Americans can remain so disconnected from the world events in which we play so central a role. I use the term "world events" loosely, since the US today seems to have lost even its historically tenuous connections with the reality of the rest of the world.

MURDER is the correct word
This page appears here to let others in the world know that many persons in the United States are appalled by our government's official barbarism*, by the uncritical response of our nation's media, and by the acquiescence of a majority of U.S. citizens.

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Why Iraq and Afghanistan?
When U.S.-U.K. forces took control of Iraq, their first order of business was to secure the oil fields, instead of the hospitals and antiquities museums. Meanwhile, Kellogg Brown & Root was awarded a controversial $7 billion no-bid contract to rebuild Iraq's oil fields. KBR is a subsidiary of Halliburton, the world's largest oil services company, formerly headed by Cheney.

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The U.S. government defied international law when it invaded Iraq, in a war that claimed the lives of over 6,000 civilians and wounded many more. That's twice as many as those who perished in the Sep. 11 terrorist attacks on New York and Washington. Needless to say, the Iraq invasion was and remains an act of terrorism.

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