The Rhetoric of Fear
Posted: Sunday, September 7, 2003

Iraq has become bloody mess

Why Are We In Iraq? (And Liberia? And Afghanistan?)

From Swagger to Stagger
On one channel tonight, we can watch the iconic side of the Bush presidency. In the risibly revisionist Showtime movie "DC 9/11: Time of Crisis," George W. Bush is Vin Diesel-tough as he battles terrorists. "If some tinhorn terrorist wants me, tell him to come get me," the fictional president fictionally snaps on Air Force One after the 9/ll attacks. "I'll just be waiting for the bastard."

Blunder after blunder in US foreign policy

The Rhetoric of Fear

Purported Al Qaeda Audio Tape Promises More Attacks
Chemical attack drill on the Tube
Israel braces for 'gates of hell' revenge attack
¥ Britian, Israel and the U.S keep their population in fear
¥ Setting the stage for another 'attack'?


What should the Dems say after Bush's speech?
In short, Mr. President, what is there about your national security policy which has not utterly and completely failed this country? Both Osama Bin Laden and Saddam Hussein remain missing. Iraq is in shambles, trapping half the US Army. Afghanistan facing a taliban resurgence. When will you admit you policies are failing and decide work with both the Congress and the UN to prevent an even greater tragedy.

Cost of Empire": the high price of U.S. policies

Day by day, the noose tightens round No 10

British PM Blair should quit

Sharon says Hamas leaders are marked for death
Hamas leaders are "marked for death" and won't have a moment's rest, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon warned Sunday, after Israel failed in an attempt to kill the top echelon of Hamas with a 250-kilogram bomb dropped on a Gaza City apartment.

Two years after September 11, Osama elusive as ever



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