Moles, Scoops and Flip Flops
Posted: Wednesday, September 1, 2004

Chalabi escapes assassination bid

Iran Poses Vexing Problems for U.S.

War Crimes and Imperial Fantasies

Olympics Have Become a Sham
Diane Cummins, a Canadian runner who was eliminated from the 800-metre event in the 2004 Athens Olympics said, "the Olympics stand for friendship and for celebrating humanity." Where did she get that idea?
Whatever the Olympics stood for in the past or in people's fond imagination, today it clearly stands for greed, destructive nationalism, political posturing, and corruption.

Terror alert: Code Retro-Red!

Why suddenly blame Syria?

'What Osama needs is a new press agent'

The War on Terror is a Fraud

Israel to US: Now for Iran
Having succeeded in getting the United States to invade and occupy Iraq, Israel is now making efforts to instigate the Bush administration to deal with the "Iranian threat".

Israel killed 436
Palestinians in past 'quiet' six months

President Flip-Flop?
FOR ALL of the Republican efforts to call John Kerry a flip-flopper, President Bush is flopping like a fish trying to escape being netted. Five days ago Bush admitted to The New York Times that he made a "miscalculation" about the violence in Iraq. Two days ago Bush admitted that his war on terror cannot actually be won.

Moles, Scoops and Flip Flops A Catastrophic Victory



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