U.S. The Thief of Baghdad
Posted: Tuesday, August 24, 2004

Islamic world’s hatred of occupiers of Iraq on the rise
Animosity toward the United States is on the rise in the Islamic world as U.S. occupation forces have gone beyond the pale in Iraq by desecrating the country’s sacred sites and oppressing the people.

Rumsfeld faulted for 'sadistic' Iraq torture

President Chavez Calls for National Dialogue

With Chávez?
Reading the International Private Media

U.S. Black History Revisited
Florida, New Mexico, et al, are dangerously close to repeating history. And it is not recent history (the 2000 Presidential Election) to which I am necessarily referring. No, the history that I refer to is that which America all too often wishes it could forget but all too willingly reminds itself of on a regular basis. America has a racist history, ladies and gentlemen. That is an irrefutable fact.

The downloading of the president '04

Wallowing In The Media Mudfest

Russian Military: 12 Killed in Chechnya

What Went Wrong in Iraq
Although the early U.S. blunders in the occupation of Iraq are well known, their consequences are just now becoming clear. The Bush administration was never willing to commit the resources necessary to secure the country and did not make the most of the resources it had. U.S. officials did get a number of things right, but they never understood-or even listened to-the country they were seeking to rebuild.

CNN: 'Hijacker' Visa Found in Flight 93 Wreckage

Russian justice

Coalition of the Coerced

The Thief of Baghdad

Najaf: Cost outweighs gain for US



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