Democracy Explodes Over Iraq
Posted: Sunday, April 11, 2004

Fallujah Death Toll for Week More Than 600

US killings in Fallujah draw condemnation

Fallouja residents call U.S. tactics oppressive

Here We Go Again
Like 1964, an election year. Neither party with the political will, neither candidate with the simple integrity to say "We made a mistake. It's time to get out of there." The pretext for this war was to 'free the Iraqi people.' No need to say what a crock that is, but even on that basis the United States has failed.

Blair's fear of a Bushwhacking

Who Said The War Was Over?

The delusions of war

Palestinians rebuff US West Bank 'deal'
Sharon flies to US to seek backing on Gaza

U.S. was warned
A declassified document written five weeks before 9/11 says al-Qaida members were planning major attacks, including hijackings

Bush Warned Of 9/11 Attacks: Memo

Bush: Nothing Warned of 9/11 Attacks

Condoleezza Rice, You Are a Liar

Top 27 Pieces of Evidence
that Show Rice Perjured Herself

Are Americans The Victims Of A Hoax?

Democracy Explodes Over Iraq
I want to understand about strategy. Yesterday, it said on CNN, the White House bombed a mosque full of people and killed forty of them, to make them democratic. It was because the two terrorists or maybe the outside agitator was inside. Being as I am unwashed and don’t know much, I’d have said it wasn’t the shiniest thought in the idea basket. You got a country full of people who take religion real serious, and so you bomb a church in the middle of services.

'How do you spell fiasco? B - U - S - H'

Protesters call for U.S. to leave Iraq

Apocalypse now? Part 1: The War Front
Apocalypse now? Part 2: The White House
Apocalypse now? Part 3: The Home Front



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