Things Are Getting Much Worse In Iraq
Posted: Thursday, April 1, 2004

Papers prove US knew of genocide in Rwanda

U.S. Turns to Mercenaries
The four "civilians" killed, burned, and dragged through the streets of Fallujah, Iraq, on Wednesday morning weren’t really civilians. Or were they? They were employees of Blackwater Security Consulting, a rural North Carolina subsidiary of Blackwater USA, one of several dozen firms taking over the duties of the regular American military in Iraq, protecting buildings and grounds as well as officials.

'Blood Diamonds' Still Sold by U.S. Retailers

Aristide launches kidnap lawsuit

Haiti's Army Turns Back the Clock

Secrecy, Lies And Credibility

Australia's Role In Iraq A Farce

Things Are Getting Much Worse In Iraq
Things are getting worse, much worse in Iraq. Yesterday's horrors proved that. Yet just a day earlier, Brigadier General Mark Kimmitt, America's deputy director of military operations, assured us that there was only an "uptick" in violence in Iraq.

Ramadi car bomb blast kills six Iraqis
American Fatalities Reach 600

The War of Error

Documents Shed New Light on US
Support for 1964 Brazilian Coup

Breeding terror through terror

Israel wants U.S. endorsement of fence
Israel has asked the U.S. to provide official endorsement of the separation fence route, as part of the "benefits basket" which is to be provided in exchange for the implementation of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's separation plan.

Sharon meeting three U.S. envoys on his disengagement plan

U.S. School of Democracy

OPEC Agrees to Push Prices Higher

Defector 'faked' gas chamber documents
Disarmament stalled by US, says Pyongyang



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