Death and Democracy
Posted: Friday, November 12, 2004

The Roots of Rebellion

Most provisional ballots rejected
The vast majority of provisional ballots — voters' last chance to have their voices heard — were rejected, a review of the presidential election results from across the state found.

Ashcroft Condemns Judges Who Question Bush

Doctor demands autopsy
Deceased Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat's longtime physician Ashraf al-Kurdy has called for a full autopsy, saying the Palestinian people had a right to know how their leader died.

Poison 'highest' possible cause for death: Arafat's physician
Sharon Killed Arafat Via Palestinian Collaborators

Iraq: The Unthinkable Becomes Normal
There is nothing illicit about this cover-up; it happens in daylight. The most striking recent example followed the announcement, on 29 October, by the prestigious scientific journal, the Lancet, of a study estimating that 100,000 Iraqis had died as a result of the Anglo-American invasion. Eighty-four per cent of the deaths were caused by the actions of the Americans and the British, and 95 per cent of these were killed by air attacks and artillery fire, most of whom were women and children.

Cuba's Response to AIDS

Death and Democracy

Resistance Spreads as the Fallujah Death Toll Rises

US Concedes Falluja Assault Won't Break Insurgency
The U.S. military said on Thursday this week's Falluja offensive would not shatter Iraq's insurgency, while analysts argued merely seizing real estate does little to stop rebels able to relocate and keep fighting.

Court upholds land reform



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