If Radical Shi'ites Did Not Exist...
Posted: Wednesday, April 21, 2004

World oil crisis looms

Iraq and Vietnam
Confronted with the rising tide of Iraqi resistance in the wake of Fallujah, our president assures us it is only the remnants of Saddam loyalists and isolated foreign terrorists. Secretly, our generals know better. They have expanded the targets to include noncooperative journalists (Al Jazeera) and civilians who refuse to collaborate with the occupying force. Like Operation Phoenix in Viet Nam (a CIA operation that killed 20,000 South Vietnamese), we are targeting the very people we are supposed to be liberating.

Reality television
Al-Jazeera has a track record of accurate reporting - which is why its journalists have been criminalised and its offices bombed

Things Fall Apart

The duo of doublethink
U-turn? What u-turn?

Assassination is kosher

Fables Of The Reconstruction

US destroying Falluja homes

Iraq power handover 'a fraud'

Why they hate us, really

White House arrogance is textbook case

Bush Says World Owes Israel's Sharon a 'Thank You'

Israel kills seven in Gaza invasion

Israel Threat to Syria
Sanctions on Syria 'very near'
U.S. sees Syria 'facilitating' insurgents

"If Radical Shi'ites Did Not Exist..."
...the West would have had to invent them. Well, of course they did. The modern anti-American wave of Shi'ite fundamentalists first appeared on the scene in Iran as a result of the CIA coup that put the Shah in power there.

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Car bomb rips Saudi security building
¥ This bomb came just in time to distract from....
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The Tangled Web Of U.S.-Saudi Ties



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