Do as the US says, not as it does
Posted: Wednesday, October 29, 2003

Dark Forces? The Military Steps Up Recruiting of Blacks

Iraq Guerrillas Adopt a New Strategy:
Copy the Americans
In Baghdad, the message of the past two days was simple: it told Iraqis that the Americans cannot control Iraq; more important, perhaps, it told Americans that the Americans could not control Iraq. Even more important, it told Iraqis they shouldn't work for the Americans. It also acknowledged America's new rules of combat: kill the enemy leaders.

Powell begs aid agencies to stay in Baghdad

Strange Bedfellows
War is Peace. Freedom is Slavery. Ignorance is Strength. . .
Progressives and liberals who have been fearing the onset of an Orwellian nightmare have a new paradox to chew on: Bush is Correct.

Another Roadside Bomb Kills 2 More US Soldiers in Iraq
2 US soldiers dead as toll beats war figure

Rumsfeld Wants a Ministry of Truth
When deceit catches up with a government,
officials take refuge in propaganda.

Rumsfeld and the 'long, hard slog'

Jessica Lynch snubs Iraqi who helped to free her

Bush blames foreigners for Iraq woes
¥ He also blamed the Easter Bunny and some of Santa's loyalist

Do as the US says, not as it does



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