War on truth still rages
Posted: Sunday, July 4, 2004

Frederick Douglass on U.S Independence Day

And on they blunder
Every episode in the story of the Iraq war is more tatty and sordid than the last. The heavily censored court appearance of Saddam, a mockery of justice, was preceded by the hurried handover of power and the sight of Paul Bremer rushing for his plane as if he couldn't wait to get away.

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War on truth still rages
Iraq is as sovereign and has as much legal custody of Saddam Hussein as it had weapons of mass destruction, or collaborated with Al-Qaeda, or posed a threat to the United States. The week's farce - the "handover" of power, the "transfer" of Saddam - is part of George W. Bush's ongoing war on truth.

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So this is what they call the new, 'free' Iraq
In his last hours as US proconsul in Baghdad, Paul Bremer decided to tighten up some of the laws that his occupation authority had placed across the land of Iraq.



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