The US Empire Loots The Iraqi Survivors
Posted: Sunday, August 31, 2003

'Down with America' chants crowd
as Shia Muslims mourn dead

Flashback Journalists Find "Calm"
When Only Palestinians Die

Which president told the biggest whoppers?

"U.S. Occupation of Iraq Faces Both
Old and New Resistance"

The Great WMD Hunt
By the time the war against Iraq began, much of the media had been conditioned to believe, almost as an article of faith, that Saddam Hussein's Iraq was bulging with chemical and biological weapons, despite years of United Nations inspections. Reporters dispensed with the formality of applying modifiers like "alleged" or "suspected" to Iraq's supposed unconventional weapon stocks.

Bogus Iraqi defectors may have duped Allied spies
¥ They say they were duped but even the most high-profile
¥ defector from Iraq - Hussein Kamel said No weapons
Flashback
IRAQ: `Star witness' told US that weapons were totally destroyed
Star Witness on Iraq Said Weapons Were Destroyed
What did the Iraqi defector say?
Transcript of interview with Iraqi defector exposes White House lies
Followup Needed After Newsweek Story on Iraqi Weapons

Me and my shadow

Israeli assassins kill hopes of peace for Palestinians

The US Empire Loots The Iraqi Survivors



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