The great whitewash
Posted: Thursday, January 29, 2004

U.S. acknowledges flaws in Iraq intelligence

Bush Calls for Preemptive Attack on Mars & Moon
Many observers were taken aback in recent days by the president's unanticipated call for the U.S. to go to the Moon and Mars. However, sources have recently revealed the true provenance of the farsighted Bush plan.

The sexing up of absolutely everything

The great whitewash
Awkward questions still not answered by inquiry

No mystery to untangling WMD puzzler
How could U.S. officials have been so wrong about something so important -- the stockpiles of Iraqi weapons of mass destruction that we now know never existed?

CBS: The Censor Broadcast System

Truth on Iraq Begins to Emerge
¥ Only in the mainstream media

Why Stop With Iraq?

Thanks for the Memories Flash

Brussels clears GM maize 'to please US'

The politics of poultry
While Thailand faces mounting pressure over its handling of the bird flu outbreak, Indonesia has been given an easy ride.

Crying wolf on Iraqi WMD
costs US credibility on North Korea

Bush waters down Iraq WMD claims
President George Bush yesterday appeared, for the first time, to back away from his once-emphatic claim that weapons of mass destruction would be found in Iraq, replacing flat declarations of the weapons' existence with a more cautious call to allow inspectors to complete their task.



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