The truth behind the US's 'Iron Fist'
Posted: Thursday, November 20, 2003

Linking the Occupation of Iraq
With the "War on Terrorism"
Reuters is one of the more independent wire services. So, a recent news story from Reuters -- flatly describing American military activities in Iraq as part of "the broader U.S. war on terrorism" -- is a barometer of how powerfully the pressure systems of rhetoric from top U.S. officials have swayed mainstream news coverage.

Bomb Attacks Kill 27 in Istanbul
Meanwhile in Iraq, car bombs kill at least 5

Laughter and Lies in London:
Smashing Sledgehammers in Iraq

Shock and awe

Journalists: Army Lied About Gaza Strike
Israeli military correspondents accused the army Wednesday of misleading them about the weapon used in a deadly airstrike in the Gaza strip. The military later admitted that it may have mishandled the situation

U.N. agencies ask for $221M for N. Korea

Bush says US troop levels in Iraq could rise

Afghanistan's lessons for Iraq

The truth behind the US's 'Iron Fist'



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