An empire of denial
Posted: Tuesday, June 1, 2004

The New York Times: Great Escape

The lying game
An A-Z of the Iraq war and its aftermath, focusing on misrepresentation, manipulation, and mistakes

More Lies From
the US Government and US Media About Iraq

Media Fall Short on Iraq, Venezuela

Hey, blame the mainstream media. We are media too, and we did not fall short on Afghanistan, Iraq, Venezuela, and don't forget Haiti. Remember Haiti, and how the mainstream media and even so-called liberal writers dropped the ball on how the U.S. ousted the first democratically elected leader of Haiti, President Jean-Bertrand Aristide.- US Crusade.com

An empire of denial

It's official now, US Army 'robbed' Iraqis
The US Army is investigating at least two dozen cases in which American soldiers are accused of assaulting civilian Iraqis or stealing their money, jewellery and other property during raids, patrols and house-to-house searches, senior defence officials said on Sunday. In some instances, investigators say, soldiers were reported to have stolen cash from Iraqis they stopped at roadside checkpoints, apparently under the pretext of confiscating money from suspected insurgents.

'US choice' turns down Iraq presidency

25 killed in explosion as Iraqi president is named

Questions for the President

'Sovereignty' at issue in final push for Iraq transition

Puppet regime / client state
Just as the imminent threat from Saddam's WMDs and an Iraq - Al-Qaeda connection were lies or at the very least self-serving distortions of available knowledge by an Administration determined to attack Iraq, so to is the promise of sovereignty on June 30 a lie.

Deaths show US using excessive force

Remind Us Again Why the war Flash



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