America's Amnesia
Posted: Thursday, June 24, 2004

UN rebuff to the US: A Pyrrhic victory
Faced with the prospect of certain defeat, the United States has abandoned its proposal to seek Security Council exemption for US soldiers from possible war crime charges in future United Nations peacekeeping operations overseas.

The Con Game Called Democracy

CIA planned guerrilla campaign
in Iran to counter communists in 1953

Iraq's 'Sovereign' Government
to Have Little Control Over Oil Money
A last minute spending spree by the US-led Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) and language in the UN Security Council resolution setting the conditions for Iraqi sovereignty appear likely to limit the interim government’s ability to exercise meaningful control over the country’s oil revenues.

UN Panel Says CPA is Mismanaging Iraq’s Oil Revenues

Techniques 'amount to torture'

Reality is unravelling for Bush

Bush memos show stance on torture

Security a shambles ahead of handover

Deceptive times
One had long decided to give up writing about motives and designs behind the totally dogged and unprincipled actions of US administration. Every action since the invasion of Afghanistan has been so blatant and tyrannical that a probe into its motives will not yield any cogent information, except that a bunch of American imperialists wanted to establish an empire spanning the entire world, the likes of which humanity never saw.

"Still to be Confirmed"
(But, Meanwhile, Please Believe It!)

The Media Repeats A Story Full Of Lies

Mercenary Hits It Big, Thanks to the U.S.

America's Amnesia



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