Michael Jackson another weapon of mass distraction
Posted: Sunday, November 23, 2003

Turkish Top Military Brass
meets Wolfowitz one day before Istanbul Attacks

Turks blame US policy for blasts
Several thousand Turks gathered in Istanbul and other cities yesterday to condemn this week's suicide bombings, with many protesting against what they see as the root cause of the attacks - the United States

Unit 101

Thousands Protest America's Home Grown Terrorism

Remind us why the US invaded Iraq Flash

Michael Jackson story is a plot
How else to explain last Thursday's orgy of Michael Jackson coverage on CNN - hours of choppercam shots of airport runways and police station parking lots - on the day that Bush was being trashed in effigy in London, 27 people were killed and 400 injured by truck bombs in Turkey, a U.S.-Canada task force report on the causes of August's massive blackout was released and who knows how many U.S. troops were becoming casualties in Iraq?

Mission creep hits home

Mr. President, oil isn't worth dying for

Baghdad: plush, 'mind-blowing' - and often deadly

Three U.S. Soldiers Killed in Iraq
Attackers slit two US soldiers' throats

Why did I march?



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