Even if Iraq had nukes, the war was wrong
Posted: Sunday, February 8, 2004

Blind Into Baghdad

The War With Iraq: Nine Months After

Fascism Anyone?

Bush Inc.'s booby trap
Culture" war distracts from election year war, economic issues

The real voice of America
Torrents of mail poured in from the U.S. condemning the Bush administration

Missing: answers to all those questions about WMD

Bush under fire over WMD inquiry
Opposition Democrats in the United States have criticised a commission set up by President Bush to investigate pre-Iraq war intelligence failures. House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi said it was difficult to have confidence in a panel appointed exclusively by the president.

Stars Aligned For Bush-McCain Ticket

Now They Tell Us

Transcript of George W. Bush on Meet the Press

President Revises Rationale For War
Before the invasion of Iraq 11 months ago, Bush and Cheney both argued that Iraq was an urgent threat to the United States, stating with certainty that Iraq had chemical and biological arms and had rebuilt a nuclear weapons program. "Intelligence gathered by this and other governments leaves no doubt that the Iraq regime continues to possess and conceal some of the most lethal weapons ever devised," Bush said in March 2003.

Even if Iraq had nukes, the war was wrong



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