From Bad to Worse
Posted: Tuesday, September 21, 2004

Web Site: 2nd U.S. Hostage Killed in Iraq

Annan condemns US abuses in Iraq
Kofi Annan, the secretary-general of the United Nations, today cited the torture of Iraqi prisoners by US forces as an example of how fundamental laws were being "shamelessly disregarded".

Latin America Has Had Enough of Bush

The Magnitude of the Failure is Stunning
America in November will disappoint the world. We will elect either a war criminal or one of the lawmakers who gave him the power to wage such an unlawful war (i.e. an accomplice). What we now know (and what was assumed by many at the time) about the intelligence employed to justify war in Iraq is staggering. According to Thomas Powers in the New York Review of Books, "It is unlikely that most Americans grasp the magnitude of the failure even now..."

The Greed Factor

Washington Stood By While Genocide Took Place

The resort to force

If You Harbor Terrorists, You Are a Terrorist”
While delegates to the GOP convention were congratulating themselves for their candidate’s tough stand against terrorism, the Bush administration was creating an international incident—little publicized in the United States—by harboring a notorious group of international terrorists on U.S. soil.

Bush haunted by the wrong Abu

This election is rigged and Bush will win no matter what.

US to sell Israel 5000 smart bombs
The United States will reportedly sell Israel nearly 5000 smart bombs in one of the largest weapons deals between the allies in years

Iraqi militants claim Bush
wants 'greater Israel' in Mideast

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