History, Presidents and Lies
Posted: Monday, February 16, 2004

WMD: A primer

The Coming Iraq Debacle
Iraq is already one of the worst foreign policy blunders in US history, one that is clearly spiraling further down the sewer of neocon pipedreams into a toxic lake of cynicism, cronyism, corruption and pilferage.

Bush and me, guarding the homeland

Tutu tells Blair: Apologise for 'immoral' war

Find Me a Way To Do This

Blix terms Bush, Blair 'salesmen'
¥ The correct term would be Warmongers

Riot Highlights Australia Race Problems

Race hatred polarises Australian town

Voting chaos looms for American election

New York Times Reports Illegal Florida Vote Purge
Three Years After Killing Story

Blair ponders break-up of BBC

History, Presidents and Lies
February is the month of history, politics and passions, of presidents, saints, and, well ... lies. And true to form, suddenly the words like 'lies', 'deception', and 'misrepresentation' are again in the air, again associated with a President.

No WMD? One jailed Iraqi scientist is not a bit surprised

Iraqnophobia



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