The Legal Elites and the Iraq War
Posted: Monday, November 1, 2004

It's the war, stupid
A broad majority of people around the globe share the same feeling about next week's American elections: Better the devil you don't know than the one you do.

October Surprise and the 'Axis of Evil'

Selective Memri
For some time now, I have been receiving small gifts from a generous institute in the United States. The gifts are high-quality translations of articles from Arabic newspapers which the institute sends to me by email every few days, entirely free-of-charge.

What Osama might have told America

Death Tolls
100,000 Iraqis is one third the number of civilians Saddam Hussein is accused of killing in a period of 22 years. How do we compute 100,000 Iraqis? How do they compare with 3,000 Americans killed in Osama Bin Laden's 9/11 airstrike, or with 15 Palestinians killed by Israeli rockets in Gaza?

1100 Dead and Counting
150 dead as riots break out in China
13,000 Ballots Rushed From Voting Site

The Legal Elites and the Iraq War

Ahead of US poll, China criticises 'Bush doctrine'
On the eve of the U.S. election, China criticised the "Bush doctrine" of pre-emptive strikes, said the Iraq war has destroyed the global anti-terror coalition and blamed arrogance for problems dogging the United States around the world.

October Surprise



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