US admits it used napalm bombs in Iraq
Posted: Sunday, August 10, 2003

Bad Iraq info will hurt talks on nukes
The Bush administration's use of discredited intelligence on Iraqi weapons may complicate America's ability to deal with more tangible nuclear dangers across the Middle East and in Asia.

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It's time for the truth about Iraq war

Powell's U.N. Speech, 6 Months Later

The Iraq cancer

US admits it used napalm bombs in Iraq
American pilots dropped the controversial incendiary agent napalm on Iraqi troops during the advance on Baghdad. The attacks caused massive fireballs that obliterated several Iraqi positions. The Pentagon denied using napalm at the time, but Marine pilots and their commanders have confirmed that they used an upgraded version of the weapon against dug-in positions.

CIA warned administration of postwar guerrilla peril

Col David Hackworth (Ret) Calls Rumsfeld An 'Asshole'

Chavez says he'll repay TT with love

Rewriting the rules of globalisation

Washington is being toothless on Israel
US President George W. Bush's administration is considering economic measures to prevent Israel from building its separation wall in the occupied West Bank. The proposed punishment is to subtract from US loan guarantees for Israel $1 for every dollar Israel spends on building the barrier inside the West Bank.



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