Democracy bushwhacked
Posted: Monday, November 17, 2003

Assassins R Us
As the Iraqi resistance expands and perfects its attacks, the American military, like so many occupying armies before it, is turning to methods of warfare long outlawed by civilized nations -- assassinations and reprisals against civilians.

Civilians slain in Iraq
Pre-Emptive Killing
U.S. Soldiers Kill Three Shopping Iraqis
US forces flex military might

Get Mad - And Get Even
Bush Deserves Our Rage, But Blair Should Take the Brunt of it. We Elected Him, Now we Must Get Rid of Him

Be aware of bubble mentality of Bush administration
It was announced recently that sometime early next year the troops will be coming home from Iraq. Of course, 85,000 others will be taking their place, but that doesn't mean this is any less significant a moment in the ongoing public trial of the president's Iraq policy.

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Iraq: Democratic or Free?

Current events for dummies
Overwhelmed by one crisis after another, one scandal after another, one politician's lies after another, I turn to the franchised book empire that tells it like it is, in plain English, so that even confused citizens like myself can understand current events.

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