Bush just doesn't get it ...
Posted: Thursday, June 10, 2004

How innocent Iraqis came to be abused as terrorists
On Wednesday, a human-rights group released an analysis that helps answer a puzzling question about the worst military scandal in decades: How could so many U.S. soldiers commit so many acts against Iraqi prisoners that betray the Geneva Conventions they're supposed to uphold?

An American in The Hague?

The Torture Working Group
On the eve of the Iraq war, Pentagon lawyers gave license to torturing suspected terrorists in custody. Use of drugs on prisoners wasn't banned in all cases. Even killing in some cases was justified.

Dangerous musings regarding torture

Legalizing Torture

US Corrects Terrorism Report, Says Attacks Went Up

Torture Rules Shouldn't be Flexible

Second round: Worse than the first
Prodded by an impatient United States, Pakistani paramilitary troops have gone on the offensive in the hunt for foreign fighters in the tribal areas on the border with Afghanistan.

Like Vietnam, Iraq was never the media’s to lose

Waste, Ambition, Rape (WAR)
Nouns That Should be Acronyms

White House Misled America About War Costs

Bush just doesn't get it ...
The industrial allies of the US are meeting under the auspices of the G8 in the US state of Georgia to discuss, inter alia, the US-sponsored Middle East initiative of democratizing the region. However, only a few Arab sycophants of America are present at that summit in order to create a semblance of dialogue.



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