Never mind the truth
Posted: Monday, May 31, 2004

To look again

Paying the price for incompetence

The oil connection

Thousands died so that Bush could play cowboy with Saddam's gun

How Bush got into this quagmire

Never mind the truth
Bush and Blair appear to think that making declarations on Iraq is enough to change the realities on the ground

'Friendly fire' killed
American football star in Afghanistan
Giving few details, the Army offered the revised version of his fate after reports that he may have been killed by "friendly fire" surfaced in newspapers in Arizona on Saturday. It is an embarrassment for the US military, however, which had earlier given a fairly detailed account of the events leading up to his death. In that version, Cpl Tillman was said to have died after the second unit in a two-unit convoy came under attack and he turned back with his men to help his comrades.
¥ Caught lying again

New York Times says
it was duped by Pentagon 'cunning'
¥ The main stream media has always been willing pawns for the Government

The Abu Ghraib Scandal Cover-Up?
Bush insists that 'a few American troops' dishonored the country. But prisoner abuse was more widespread, and some insiders believe that much remains hidden

Military Complete Death Certificates for 20 Prisoners After Months
Jailed - for showing dislike of US invaders

16 Killed As Bomb Blasts Pakistan Mosque



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