The Guerrilla Advantage in Iraq
Posted: Tuesday, November 18, 2003

Pentagon Debunks Reports on Osama-Saddam Ties

New US fury misses the mark

The Echoes of Vietnam Emanating
From Iraq Are All Too Clear
Here we go again. Only now it's the "Iraqification" rather than the "Vietnamization" of a quagmire war in another distant and increasingly hostile land.

Huge protests to assail war await prez

School of Assassins

The Guerrilla Advantage in Iraq
Don't Underestimate the Insurgents. History is on Their Side.
As recently as two weeks ago, Lt. Gen. Ricardo S. Sanchez, the top U.S. commander in Iraq, called the guerrilla attacks on U.S. forces in Iraq "strategically and operationally insignificant."

Is Bush Really An 'Incoherent' 'Moron'
George W. Bush has managed to alienate and antagonize so much of the world, you have to conclude it's intentional. And it goes well beyond our nation's real and perceived enemies. Bush treats our friends and allies with such disdain it will take decades to undo the damage his horrific policies and arrogant personality have caused.

Russia criticises US "excessive" tendency to use force

War crimes revealed: 'We killed anything that walked'

US and them

Media puppet master

Media caught in Iraq's war of perceptions

Spinning fumbles into touchdowns



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