Iraq is not another Vietnam, it is worse
Posted: Monday, November 3, 2003

A whole lot uglier
The mess in Iraq worsens drastically overnight as the Sunday shows revert to lapdog mode

Spinning out of control

Iraqi child crushed by US tank

Blast in Karbala kills three Iraqis
Blast rips through oil pipeline in northern Iraq

Language can kill

'Stay the course' my ass!

Iraq War Dilemmas Trail Bush
After yet another day of death in Iraq, this one the worst since U.S. troops entered that country, the Bush administration finds itself impaled even more firmly on the horns of a brutal dilemma in which strategic imperatives clash with political realities.

The President And The Press Watchdogs Or Just Dogs?

"Entertainment" Media Bias
The Propaganda Never Stops!

Flashback No light at the end of this tunnel, George

If I Were Bush's Speechwriter...
My fellow Americans. One of the reasons we invaded Iraq was because I suggested Saddam Hussein had something to do with the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center. No evidence that's so, I wish I hadn't said it.

Resistance is the First Step Towards Iraqi Independence
There is no reconstruction. There is mass unemployment. Daily life is a misery, and the occupiers and their puppets cannot provide even the basic amenities of life. The US doesn't even trust the Iraqis to clean their barracks, and so south Asian and Filipino migrants are being used. This is colonialism in the epoch of neo-liberal capitalism, and so US and "friendly" companies are given precedence. Even under the best circumstances, an occupied Iraq would become an oligarchy of crony capitalism, the new cosmopolitanism of Bechtel and Halliburton.

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