Iraq Insurgency Far Larger Than Thought
Posted: Thursday, July 8, 2004

CIA 'gross exaggeration' of Saddam's WMD threat

5 U.S. soldiers, 1 Iraqi guardsman killed

Paul Bremer was out of touch with Iraqis
Before he skipped town, America's viceroy in Baghdad, Ambassador Paul Bremer III, had this pronouncement about the people who have been his subjects for the last year or so."You won't find more than 2 percent of all Iraqis," he told the New York Times, "for all their complaints they're making now, who think it would have been better if we had never come." Perhaps Bremer should have said "2 percent of the Iraqis I talk to." The feelings of Iraqis are clearly a mystery to the departed occupation boss.

African Oil Giant Foils Alleged Coup

US-Backed Tunisia Holding Political Prisoners

Israel's Chemical Weapons

The lie that killed my son

Time to de-bushify

Embarrassing America
Just when we thought the Bush administration had reached the bottom of the ditch in its unprincipled behaviour, it surprised us by digging deeper. US Vice President Dick Cheney’s use of the f-word to a senior Democratic senator and political opponent during a ceremony in the United States Senate on June 22 demonstrates that the Bush administration no longer feels the need to cover up its thuggish behaviour with even the pretence of decorum that gives the Democratic government its authority.

Halliburton faces row on Iran link

Iraq Insurgency Far Larger Than Thought

Kidnapped marine reported safe in Lebanon

Emergency law



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