U.S. Election theft in the making
Posted: Thursday, October 14, 2004

Maimed for Oil and Empire
"I THINK it's worth it, Jim." During the September 30 presidential debate, George Bush didn't hesitate when asked if the war on Iraq was worth the hundreds of deaths and thousands of terrible injuries suffered by U.S. troops.

At least 32 killed in Iraq violence

Turning Myths into Truth: Fodder for the Mindless
The lies used by the Bush administration to rally support for its illegal actions in Iraq and Palestine have moved with glacial slowness before the public. The reason, we have learned, exists in the main stream media that controls news fed to the public.

Uh, Dubya, you really did shrug off Bin Laden

Of Ties and Truth

2004 Deficit Hits Record $413 Billion
The U.S. federal deficit surged to a record $413 billion in 2004, the Treasury Department announced Thursday, injecting the figure into a presidential campaign in which the two parties have clashed over President Bush's management of the economy and the budget.

Halliburton's Interests Assisted by White House

Election theft in the making

In Case You Missed It:
"Investigation Uncovers Voter Registration Fraud"
With just 21 days left until an election in which every vote will count, the 9News I-Team has uncovered voter registration fraud that could cause chaos on Election Day for hundreds, possibly thousands of Colorado voters.

What's Up With That?

Criticizing Israel is not Anti-Semitism

Germany rejects US proposal
for mission merger in Afghanistan



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