Shattering myths of gigantic proportions
Posted: Sunday, August 3, 2003

Questions grow over Iraq links to Qaeda
But a review of the White House's statements and interviews with current and former intelligence officials indicate that the assertion was extrapolated from nuggets of intelligence, some tantalizing but unproven, some subsequently disproved, and some considered suspect even at the time the administration was making its case for war.

$600M gold cache really brass
Gold-coloured bars seized by U.S. forces in Iraq appear to be melted-down shell casings made of brass, the White House said in a report obtained yesterday.

Flashback: US forces find 2000 gold bars
Meanwhile, the occupants of the truck, who were not identified, said they had been told the bars were bronze, but authorities believe the bars are made of gold and are having them tested.

Sensational Memos Lift the Lid on News Control

America has killed the freedom of expression in Iraq

Shattering myths of gigantic proportions

Halliburton Profits Skyrocket On Iraq Deals

Warmongers Bush and Blair caught in their own web
of lies over Iraqi

Blair and Bush join forces to spin away weapons issue
The British and US governments are drawing up a controversial new strategy to convince the public that Saddam was developing weapons of mass destruction - an admission that they have so far failed to make a convincing case.

America silences Niger leaders in Iraq nuclear row

The backlash: growing doubts over Kelly's story

US anti-war activists hit by secret airport ban



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