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Posted: Wednesday, September 22, 2004

¤ The Story That Didn’t Run
¤ Defending Dan? Rather Not
¤ Elites Say the Darnedest Things...
¤ Faking a Difference
¤ If America were Iraq, What would it be Like?
¤ We're Being Scared to Death
¤ Truth to Power: Change Course in Iraq
¤ Blast as hostage's family begs Blair
¤ Third U.S. Soldier Killed in Afghan Clashes
¤ Pundits weigh in on Bush's UN speech
¤ U.S. Troops Who Visit Prostitutes May Face Harsh Penalties
¤ Two U.S. soldiers charged in the deaths of three Iraqis
¤ U.S. House Votes to Allow Family Visits to Cuba, Rebuffing Bush
¤ Suicide bombing, fierce fighting rock Baghdad
¤ CIA was 'just guessing' in report on Iraq
¤ War is peace
¤ And the Bushie Award goes to...
¤ Telling tales
¤ Crude dudes
¤ The US as benevolent hegemon
¤ The Real World vs. George Bush’s Reality
¤ Forgotten casualties
¤ Australia pulls rescue team from Iraq after hostage claim fades
¤ Car blasts rock western Baghdad
¤ Counting the civilian cost in Iraq
¤ 10 Killed, 92 Injured in Baghdad Clashes
¤ U.S. Refuses to Release Iraqi Prisoners
¤ Car bombs cause more carnage in Baghdad
¤ US counts cost of Afghanistan intervention
¤ Defiant Bush defends war in speech to UN
¤ Aid plea as Haiti death toll tops 700
¤ Bush Dismisses Gloomy CIA Report on Iraq
¤ U.S. Now Taking Supporting Role in Iraq, Officials Say
¤ At U.N., Bush Cites Headway in Iraq
¤ Are we in Saidad or Baghgon?
¤ Invasion of Iraq 'has hit help for Darfur'
¤ Dyke contributed to his own downfall, counters BBC chief
¤ Iraq denies return to days of oil middlemen
¤ A 'Cut-and-Run' Decision Cooking?
¤ Iraqi prisons Torture Lies
¤ U.S. Soldier Killed in Afghan Attack
¤ Annan rebukes law-breaking nations
¤ Suicide Car Bomb in Baghdad Kills Six
¤ Look at the rifle in this hostage pic.
¤ Dozens killed in Baghdad car bomb
¤ Release plan may be too late to make a difference

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