The Folly of Invading Iran
Posted: Wednesday, October 22, 2003

Traces of poison
Israel, not Iraq, holds that distinction of being the first country in the region to use weapons of mass destruction with genocidal intent.

Israel dismisses U.N. vote

A list of UN Resolutions against "Israel"

Bush criticized in Bali over Israel, Iraq and...

After grim Rumsfeld memo,
White House supports him
The United States has no yardstick for measuring progress in the war on terrorism, has not "yet made truly bold moves" in fighting al-Qaeda and other terror groups, and is in for a "long, hard slog" in Iraq and Afghanistan, according to a memo that Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld sent to top-ranking Defense officials last week.

Rumsfeld's war-on-terror memo

Pyrrhic Victories on Iraq?
President Bush is basking in the glory of getting unanimous U.N. Security Council approval for the U.S. occupation of Iraq. Bush is also on the verge of getting the Congress to approve its request for $87 billion for its reconstruction. The president may regret those victories.

Baffled Occupiers, or the Missed Understandings

As R&R Ends, Some Don't Return to Iraq

Flashback The Folly of Invading Iran

'War on terror' takes a strange turn

Crusader rhetoric disastrous for diplomacy
Wilson's Crusade and Bush's Crusade

Protests greet Bush in Australia

Cheney's new adviser has sights on Syria

The not-so-friendly reality of US casualties
Talk about the gang that couldn't shoot straight. Especially since it wasn't supposed to happen again; particularly not in another war against Iraq. And yet, it did.



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