Federal Bureau of Incompetence
Posted: Friday, July 30, 2004

Developing nations rally against subsidies at WTO

American Client States

From wall to wall

U.S. Media kills a Troubling Story again
The allegation that Iraqi Interim Prime Minister Iyad Allawi shot seven restrained prisoners (killing six) in a fit of anger—with a number of witnesses present—is certainly newsworthy. But, remarkably, the U.S. media has chosen not to cover it, preferring to accept official denials. The foreign press is not so trusting. The disconcerting result is that we simply aren’t getting the same picture of Iraq that citizens of every other English-speaking country see.

Why is Mr Blair still in Downing Street?

The Unbearable Costs of Empire
But what most analysts have missed –- whether or not they support the idea of an American empire -- is that the U.S. simply can't afford the role of global cop.

U.S. Lacks Records for Iraq Spending

The Pathology of George Bush

Three killed in Uzbekistan blasts
Tug-of-war over Uzbekistan

PAKISTAN FOR BUSH. July Surprise?

Documenting death

Lurch and the gang

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