A Democracy of Killings and Bombings
Posted: Saturday, August 21, 2004

77 Iraqis Reported Killed in Najaf Fighting

Scores killed in Bangladesh blast

The Warlords of America

Flashback U.S. economy, oil contracts & war
We all knew the invasion of Iraq was about oil. Here was the country with the second largest proven reserves of crude and the easiest to extract. The invader-country, on the other hand, was the world's largest consumer of oil and it now imports more fuel than it produces. The U.S. is also home to most of the largest petroleum extracting and producing companies.

'Staggering Amount' of Cash Missing in Iraq

Halliburton Contracts Balloon
The oil services company Halliburton, largely through its subsidiary Kellogg, Brown & Root, has received more revenue from government contracts in the last year than from 1998 through 2002. In 2003, when the company had record revenue of $16.3 billion, Halliburton received contracts from the Department of Defense worth $4.3 billion, while in the previous five years it obtained less than $2.5 billion from the military, according to an analysis by the Center for Public Integrity.

Halliburton: Designer of the real Manchurian candidate?

US news media admits promoting lies about Iraq's WMD

Weapons of Minimum Destruction

Chavez Urges Foes to Accept Defeat
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez on Friday urged his opponents to recognize his recall referendum victory and pledged dialogue even with his "most bitter enemies" to heal the country's deep political divisions.

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