Eating Their Words
Posted: Saturday, March 13, 2004

U.S. secretly funding opponents of Chavez
Washington has been channelling hundreds of thousands of dollars to fund the political opponents of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez - including those who briefly overthrew the democratically elected leader in a coup two years ago. Documents obtained under the Freedom of Information Act reveal that, in 2002, America paid more than a million dollars to those political groups in what it claims is an ongoing effort to build democracy and "strengthen political parties".

Rwanda 'black box' turns up in UN drawer
An embarrassed United Nations was struggling to defend itself yesterday following the discovery that a data recorder, that may have come from an aircraft shot down in 1994 while carrying the presidents of Rwanda and Burundi, had been hidden in a locked drawer in New York for 10 years.

Inquiry urged into Haliburton's Iraq links

You can't force democracy

Guantanamo detainees say US military tortured them

Guantanamo Britons were
'chained to the floor and beaten'

U.N. Nuclear Watchdog Condemns Iran
Sharon says U.S. should also disarm Iran, Libya and Syria

Eating Their Words

Terrorism Inc.

U.S. Unloading WMD in Iraq

Confused U.S. Marines Search For WMD's In Haiti
Apparently, confused on were Iraq is located, U.S. Marines began searching for weapons of mass destruction in Haiti. "I'm sure they are around here somewhere," stated a U.S. Marine who wished to remain anonymous, "I know Saddam hid them somewhere within the country, and we will find them and show the world that we were not incorrect in coming here."



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