US downright submissive to Israel
Posted: Saturday, July 3, 2004

US leaves Iraq running on empty
A barrage of binding decrees passed during the United States occupation of Iraq, combined with a lack of resources, heavy debt and the continuing presence of a massive US force, provide clear evidence that the recent handover of authority to Iraqis does not equal real control over the economy.

Iraq balance sheet

U.S. accused of depleting Iraq fund

CIA asked to come clean on interrogations

Iraqi checkpoint, oil pipeline attacked

Iraq: A Failure Without Borders

Deluge of bad advice and statistics
The proverbial torrents in question were the documents and statistics made public by the Bush administration as it tried to regain the initiative in all things relating to Iraq and the "war on terror". News media calculated the White House alone had released a two-inch thick stack of papers, with other documents coming from the Justice Department and the Pentagon.

Iraqi chemical weapons found by Polish troops
Warheads found in Iraq not chemical weapons, military says

US downright submissive to Israel

Israel urges U.S. to ignore World Court

Former Abu Ghraib commander says she met Israeli interrogator in Iraq
BBC Airs Israeli Torture Connection To Iraq

Iraq Official Heading Oil-For-Food Probe Killed

Bremer says charge of blocking oil-for-food probe 'nonsense'



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