Israel Has More WMD's Than Britain!
Posted: Monday, July 5, 2004

We were wrong on WMD,
admits Britain's former envoy to Iraq

15 die in US attack in Fallujah

Beggar's banquet

US Imperialism in Latin America
The foundational facts of US history-- the genocide of Native Americans and the enslavement and terrorizing of Africans and their descendents --preceded the subjugation of the Philippines and the Caribbean by more than two centuries. Hence, as Rap Brown implied, US imperial violence needs to be viewed in proper historical context.

Armed Men Ban Fallujah Pro-Saddam Rally

Militant group denies killing US Marine

Legality of Iraq occupation 'flawed'

Victory Doesn't Smell as Sweet From Over Here
No doubt the Iraqis have gained something - though far less than they or the administration expected. Nor is it clear that the new regime will live up to Bush's lavishly optimistic description. But in any event, conservatives who think the government should stick to its enumerated powers will search the Constitution in vain for language authorizing the President to wage war for the benefit of people in Mesopotamia.

WMD stockpiles 'were not there'

Israel Has More WMD's Than Britain!



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