Snuff Films and War Crimes in Iraq
Posted: Wednesday, November 17, 2004

Inquiry ordered into Arafat's death

Children pay price of US offensive

The Americans are sowing dragons' teeth in Iraq
For every Iraqi killed, there are sisters, brothers, wives, parents and children now committed to a blood feud

Bound but Gagged

High-Tech Jim Crow: Stealing Ohio's Vote
One day after Democratic Presidential candidate John Kerry announced that he conceded the election to George W. Bush, there were at least 300,000 missing votes in Ohio, many of them in the heavily Democratic counties of Cuyahoga and Franklin, which had not been counted.

We’re Brainwashed (Yup, Democrats, Too)

where the hell are the Democrats & John Kerry?

Ohio To Go Through Statewide Vote Recount

Snuff Films and War Crimes in Iraq
The recently broadcast NBC footage taken by an American journalist embedded with a Marines unit attacking Fallujah was unambiguous. In a badly damaged mosque, a US soldier has indeed shot dead from a close range, execution-style, an injured person who, according to the journalist himself, was severely injured, unarmed and did not pose any imminent threat.

A wrecked nation, a desert, a ghost town. And this will be called victory



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