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Posted: Friday, October 3, 2003

¤ The disarming facts
> In sum, Saddam Hussein's regime did not possess useable
> biological, chemical or nuclear weapons when the war was launched.
> Iraq could not therefore accurately be said to pose a current
> or serious or imminent threat to its neighbours and the west,
> at least in terms of WMD, as the US and Britain claimed.
¤ Iraq had not produced chemical or biological weapons since before 1991
¤ 1,200 weapons inspectors spent 90 days in Iraq.
> The exercise cost $300m. And the number of weapons found? 0
¤ Iraq weapons search turns up zilch: CIA
¤ Weapons search black hole deepens
¤ More Questions Surface About Bush's WMD Claims
¤ No Illicit Arms Found in Iraq, U.S. Inspector Tells Congress
¤ 'No surprise' Iraq WMD not found
¤ 'There are no shining weapons'
¤ 'We found nothing, despite Saddam's ambitions'
¤ No weapons found in Iraq, report says
¤ Text of Iraq weapons inspector David Kay's report
¤ Lack of hard evidence dismays both sides in Congress
¤ Report underlines scale of intelligence failure

¤ Bush: Hussein 'A Danger to the World'
¤ Rumsfeld says criticism of intelligence on Iraq premature
¤ Weapons inspectors need more time, Blair insists
¤ Still no WMD, but Straw says war was justified
¥ 4 Masters of Mass Deception

¤ Oil Officials to Be Invited to Iraq
¤ Deal U.S. in, too, while we're splurging in Iraq
¤ So Many Scandals. So Little Time
¤ Let Them Eat War
¤ 'Slime and Defend'
¤ When All Else Fails, Conjure a New War
¤ Bush & Co. Don't Want to be Questioned
¤ Shaking the House of Cards
¤ Iraqi resistance more lethal, US commander says
¤ Occupation as Rape-Marriage
¤ We’re Number One - But Is That Good?
¤ How we got here: Our terrifying 'War on Terror'
¤ Russians' attitude towards USA gets worse after Iraqi war
¤ Russia "not satisfied" with new US draft resolution on Iraq
¤ At Least Four Killed in Blast Near U.S. Afghan Base
¤ Why the Bush Doctrine is dead
¤ Survey chief led calls to oust Iraqi dictator
¤ Judge rules out death sentence and terror evidence in Moussaoui case
¤ Annan rejects US plan for Iraqi transition
¤ UN divisions over US Iraq draft
¤ US draft 'falls short' on Iraq
¤ US fails to win over UN sceptics
¤ Annan challenges US over Iraq
¤ Annan Raises Doubts About Quick Self-Rule for Iraq
¤ Kofi Annan a "cheeky darkie"
¤ European support for US threats against Tehran will lead to disaster
¤ North Korea boasts of growing plutonium stock
¤ North Korea has the capability to make six nuclear bombs
¤ Five Shiites Killed in Pakistan Bus Attack
¤ Singing out for America's downtrodden
¤ Of lies and men
¤ 'It amounts to illegal annexation'
¤ How Israel might win the battle but lose its soul
¤ Israel plans to build more homes in West Bank settlements
¤ In Iraq, a scramble for troops
¤ It's the Policy, Stupid
¤ Perfumed Prince
¤ Two Canadians among 19 killed in Afghanistan
¤ Afghanistan Revisited
¤ Terrorism explodes in post-war Iraq, says French FM
¤ An exercise in futility
¤ Women mean good governance, which means good business

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