UN bugging scandal widens
Posted: Saturday, February 28, 2004

More on the Impending Capture of Osama bin Elvis
Is it possible the US military has Osama bin Laden and is holding him for Bush to use as an election gimmick? Iran's Pashtun radio service thinks so. Asheq Hossein, director of the radio service, told the Associated Press he has two sources indicating the Americans have bin Laden in custody. "Usama bin Laden has been arrested a long time ago, but Bush is intending to use it for propaganda maneuvering in the presidential election," he said.

U.S. Denies Iran Report of Bin Laden's Capture

Real issues? Bush prefers to distract

Israel Exploiting Bereavement:
Down and Out in The Hague

While U.S. Tries to Mask it's Role - Haitians resist coup attempt
The Haiti Boomerang
Bush accused of supporting Haitian rebels
Flashback Bush Call for Regime Change in Cuba Violates OAS Charter

Two Dead, 20 Hurt in Clashes Over Venezuela Vote

Dismantle the Military Goliath

US Pushes UN to Endorse
Preemptive Action Against Suspected WMDs
The United States is pressing the U.N. Security Council to endorse a draft resolution that would allow the use of force against "entities and individuals" suspected of trying to develop, possess or transfer weapons of mass destruction (WMD), diplomats and observers here say.

UN bugging scandal widens
Spying at UN brings no shame
UN calls British spying on Annan illegal
British intell gave Blair 'snippets of Chirac's private conversations'



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