Holding Leaders Accountable for Untruths About War
Posted: Monday, October 20, 2003

The Iraqi Monkey Trap

The new Great Game
The 'war on terror' is being used as an excuse to further US energy interests in the Caspian

Soldiers Ripe to Resist?
PRESIDENT BUSH is busily trying to convince Americans that the war in Iraq is a phenomenal success. Meanwhile, a recent survey conducted by the military newspaper Stars and Stripes found that half of the troops described their unit's morale as low and a third complained that their mission had little or no value. Many viewed themselves as sitting ducks, rather than soldiers engaged in war.

Misleading America
It's official -- watching Fox News makes you ignorant.
To be precise, researchers from the Program on International Policy at the University of Maryland found that those who relied on Fox for their news were more likely than those who relied on any other news source to have what the study called "significant misperceptions" about the war in Iraq.

Holding Leaders Accountable for Untruths About War
While the pot continues to boil in Washington and London over the manipulated evidence used to "justify" attacking Iraq, an equally passionate debate has been taking place in Australia, where former Australian intelligence analyst Andrew Wilkie resigned before the war and immediately went public about the lying.

Presidents fall out over money

Powell Seeking Money to Rebuild Iraq



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