Enemies of convenience
Posted: Wednesday, August 4, 2004

They Knew...
Despite the whitewash, we now know that the Bush administration was warned before the war that its Iraq claims were weak

Iraq-to-Israel oil pipeline could spur economic rebirth

$1.9 Billion of Iraq's Money Goes to U.S. Contractors

Children killed by Israeli fire

Israeli vehicles cut power lines in Jebalya camp
Palestinian shot dead by Israeli troops in Gaza

Fabricating Terror
Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge came barnstorming out on Sunday with a blizzard of warnings about looming terror attacks against targets in New York, New Jersey and Washington DC. Our nifty color-coded alert system was raised to Orange, or High. Headlines from coast to coast blared the bad news, and the stock market began Monday by giving itself a sound beating.

Why Did Ridge Act Sunday?

A Clockwork Orange Alert?
Terror alert left America uncertain

Terror alert: how four-year-old information
was transformed into clear and present danger

Bush cries wolf once too often

Officials don't see attack as imminent

Oil prices rise to new record high levels
¥ More fake terror also set to rise

Musharraf steps back from the US

Two Traditions: WMD and Disinformation

What's his name with the turban?

Enemies of convenience
Immediately after September 11, 2001, President George W Bush addressed the American people, defining policy in the simplest terms. "Every nation in every region now has a decision to make. Either you are with us, or you are with the terrorists." In declaring a "war on terrorism", he defiantly stated his intent to pursue nations providing aid or safe haven to terrorism, suggesting every nation had a decision to make on the issue

Let's Play 'Sovereignty'!



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