Credibility Can Only Be Lost Once
Posted: Saturday, November 27, 2004

'Validate the vote'

What’s The Latest On The Recount?

The revolution televised
The demonstrations in favour of Viktor Yushchenko have laser lights, plasma screens, sophisticated sound systems, rock concerts, tents to camp in and huge quantities of orange clothing; yet we happily dupe ourselves that they are spontaneous.

Ukraine's parliament declares presidential election invalid

U.S. Threatens to Cut Aid
over International Criminal Court
The Republican-controlled Congress has stepped up its campaign to curtail the power of the International Criminal Court, threatening to cut hundreds of millions of dollars in economic aid to governments that refuse to sign immunity accords shielding U.S. personnel from being surrendered to the tribunal.

Iraq poll tension mounting

Why Israel Really Fears Iranian Nukes

Credibility Can Only Be Lost Once
Credibility, like virginity, can only be lost once and never recovered. Hence, the problem the Bush administration has in dealing with Iran is that having been so wrong about Iraq, who can believe it now?

Intolerance unlimited



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