With a Peace Like This... Who Needs a War?
Posted: Thursday, November 6, 2003

Bush is a liar
This is a President who, as is now amply clear, has systematically lied to the troops and the American people about the reasons for going to war, distorting evidence to claim that the United States was threatened by Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction and linking Iraq to the September 11 terrorist attacks.

Helicopter Down - Shades of Vietnam

Blair could face international court over war conduct

Protesters gear up for Bush visit

Bush's farcical press conference
"Iraq's a dangerous place ...
"It is dangerous in Iraq ...
"It's dangerous in Iraq ...
"It is dangerous in Iraq ...
"I can't put it any more plainly. Iraq's a dangerous place. That's leveling. It is a dangerous place ...

Iraq Said to Have Tried to Reach
Last-Minute Deal to Avert War

"Flagrant US bias" toward Israel
drives Arab hatred: League chief

Race card could thwart Bush in 2004

Flashback Saving Private Lynch story 'flawed'
Flashback Lynch's lips are sealed

Private Lynch's rape claims

With a Peace Like This... Who Needs a War?



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