The US, race and war
Posted: Monday, August 11, 2003

Homeland Security for Whom?
For those of you believe the war on terror and the violent occupation of Iraq will ensure world peace, you've got another thing coming; and that thing is the illegitimate Bush Regime's homeland security infrastructure.

I'm the whipping boy, says Taylor as he bids farewell

Kelly was in 'normal' frame of mind
days before his death

A Villager Attacks U.S. Troops, but Why?

Iran-Contra, Amplified
Boiled down to its essentials, the Iran-Contra affair was about a small group of officials based in the National Security Agency (NSC) and the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) that ran an "off-the-books" operation to secretly sell arms to Iran in exchange for hostages.

Postwar Iraq likely to cost more than war
The U.S. bill for rebuilding Iraq and maintaining security there is widely expected to exceed the war's price tag, but the Bush administration is offering only hazy details about the multibillion-dollar totals.

Know Means Know
Unless, that is, you’re the president addressing the nation or senior aides explaining the Niger gaffe to dim, servile Washington journalists

The US, race and war

There Are No War Crimes War Is A Crime

Lack of Intelligence

The Art of the False Impression



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