Bush's New Red Herring
Posted: Wednesday, February 25, 2004

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Why Isn't President Bush Listening?

CIA chief predicts war with no end

US, UK created 'facts' for Iraq war, says Blix
The United States and Britain created facts where there were no facts in the run-up to war in Iraq, the former head of the United Nations’ weapons inspections team in the country said in an interview published on Tuesday.

Blix: Iraq war arguments unfounded

Nuclear emasculation

Killed as they slept:
560 die in Moroccan earthquake

Nervous flyer

Bush unhappy with Iranian elections

Palestinians beaten for barrier demo


Quagmire world
Asked whether America is bound by any international system, legal framework or code of conduct, the US defense secretary replied: 'I honestly believe that every country ought to do what it wants to do ... It either is proud of itself afterwards, or it is less proud of itself.' Translation: the US can do what it likes -- including making war on countries that have made no attack on it."

Bush's New Red Herring



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