Double Standards in Double Time
Posted: Wednesday, November 12, 2003

Iraq war killed 21,000 to 55,000: report estimates

U.S. Forces Launch Operation Iron Hammer

Blast at Italian Base in Iraq Reportedly Kills at Least 27

US wants ban on protests during Bush visit
Anti-war protesters claim that US authorities have demanded a rolling "exclusion zone" around President George Bush during his visit, as well as a ban on marches in parts of central London.

US double-speak
It is indeed a tragic irony that while President Bush preaches the wonders of democracy to the Muslim world, his own Administration is destroying the democratic structures within the United States itself, is riding roughshod over the democratic rights of others and breaking international law at will.

Bright Shining Lies, Blistering Truth

25 killed in Iraq blast

The inspectors found no evidence that Iran
had produced a nuclear weapon.
¥ IRAN JUST LIKE IRAQ IS NOT AN IMMINENT THREAT

Another day, another rationale for Iraq war
President Bush, in his shifting rationales for the war in Iraq, is now justifying it with a grand vision of extending democracy throughout the Middle East and beyond.

The Verdict IS IN:
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