Share the Loot?
Posted: Wednesday, December 10, 2003

'US using Sep11 attacks to justify HR violations'

Corporate media lies, distortions,
spin and omissions all serve Bush
The word anger is too weak to express what we are feeling as we approach another stolen presidential election that will benefit George W. Bush, unless the US corporate media come to their senses and realize that four more years of Bush is no more in their interests than it is in the interests of the American people or the world and start doing their job.

Robert Mugabe slams US & UK 'hegemony'

'Delivered into hell by U.S. war on terror'

'Winning over Arabs using Israeli tactics'

Share the Loot?
High-minded politicians find the decision very unsporting. The American yahoos, even though they will pay the bill, think it's just great: go go USA! In short, it was a good political move: distracting voters from their own self-interest, feeding nationalist sentiment, and enhancing the power of the state.

US reignites transatlantic dispute over Iraq

On the precipice in Afghanistan
The United States military is now engaged in its largest operation against insurgents in Afghanistan since the fall of the Taliban in 2001, involving the deployment of 2,000 of the 11,500 US-led troops in the country to violence-plagued sections of the east and south.

The quick and the dead

US air strikes kill 15 Afghan children

Flashback Iraq contracts 'won by Bush donors'

"Restoring the American Community" by Governor Howard Dean
Response to Howard Dean's Speech by Rootsie



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