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Posted: Saturday, November 22, 2003

¤ We Are Paying The Price For An Infantile Attempt To Reshape The Middle East
¤ U.S. Seeks Advice From Israel on Iraq
¤ PM Says Bombers Were Turks, Protesters Rap US
¤ Georgia in political turmoil
¤ Bush vows to aid Ankara on terror
¤ NATO to finish job in Afghanistan before turning to Iraq
¤ Mosul Sees Rise in Deadly Attacks on U.S.
¤ Analysts See Terrorism Paradox: A Weaker Al Qaeda Despite Attacks
¤ Iraq war providing a boost to al-Qaida
¤ Suicide car bombings kill at least 18 Iraqis
¤ Turkish PM says bombers were Turks
¤ Iraq police hit by deadly bombings
¤ Twin Iraq attacks kill 18
¤ Two Car Bombs Explode, Killing 14 in Iraq
¤ At least 14 killed in Iraq suicide bomb blasts
¤ How the bombers exposed fatal flaw in British security
¤ 'Bush's 'cowboy diplomacy' cause of terror attacks’
¤ Guerrillas deploy donkey carts to strike at occupiers
¤ Latest Iraqi attacks were aided by donkeys
¤ A war that can never be won
¤ Simulating Victory in a Simulated War
¤ US defences in Baghdad breached by donkey carts
¤ The Motive for the Invasion
¤ George W trapped in a hell of his own making
¤ Why not invade Israel?
¤ Suspected Separatists Kill 11 in India
¤ Chavez film puts staff at risk, says Amnesty
¤ U.S. and UN atomic agency clash over Iran
¤ 'UK firms can get big share in Iraq contracts'
¤ Istanbul and London
¤ Army Is Planning for 100,000 G.I.'s in Iraq Till 2006
¤ Bush: nowhere safe from terror
¤ Rights group questions house demolitions in Iraq
¤ How al-Qa'ida has split into dozens of autonomous 'franchises'
¤ Guerillas send warning to US collaborators
Flashback U.S. Detonates 'Mother of All Bombs' in Florida Test
¤ U.S. Military Returns to War Tactics
¤ Mass condemnation of Bush's visit and his criminal policy
¤ Muslims draw scant comfort from Bush visit
¤ US, Israeli flags burnt in Bahrain

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