NYC marchers condemn Bush
Posted: Sunday, August 29, 2004

Uncle Sam Hides More And More From Americans

IRAQ: Gripped by an uprising the US can't defeat
This situation in Najaf has made it clear that “post-handover” Iraq is still a US-occupied country. The Pentagon’s attempts to re-label the resistance as “anti-Iraqi forces” from “Saddam loyalists” can’t disguise the reality of Shiite and Sunni Iraqis rising up against the US all over the country.

17 killed in Kabul blasts

U.S. loses favor with British

Money to burn:
The government tallies the misspending in Iraq

Olympic gold hero accuses Bush

Faltering Bush plays terror card

How new Africa made fools
of the white mischief-makers
The days when white mercenaries could walk into small African countries and take them over appear to be gone. The coup plot against Equatorial Guinea, with its cast of old Etonians, adventurers and shady money men, failed because of its leaders' incompetence - and because of a new spirit of co-operation among Africans.

Bodies out of sight, out of mind

Howard tells Bush: I don't care if you won't see me
Michael Howard issued a blistering rebuff to George W Bush yesterday after the President barred the Tory leader from the White House as punishment for his attacks on Tony Blair over the Iraq War.

Eight little-known statistics

Dyke: Blair's world of 'lies and bullying'

NYC marchers condemn Bush
The marchers, estimated to reach more than 250,000, were to pass the Madison Square Garden convention site on Eighth Avenue as Republicans and visitors converge on New York for the gathering that will end with Bush's renomination for president.



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