The Bush Doctrine: Selective Bullying
Posted: Monday, November 29, 2004

Suicide bomber kills 12 at police station

The Hand of the CIA? Blowback in Ukraine
It is worth speculating whether all this tampering with the democratic process in Eastern Europe, and Central America, may have resulted in a kind of blowback, with the anti-democratic techniques perfected for use in those fledgling democracies now being applied back home in the U.S.

Why is the U.S interested in 'fair' elections in the Ukraine?

Spain 'backed E Guinea coup plot'

Spanish PM attacks 'bomb lies'

Nuclear Disclosures on Iran Unverified

US dollar slide continues

How to Market a Siege
Two weeks before the invasion of Falluja a car bomb was set off in front of the Al Arabiyya news facility in downtown Baghdad; 7 people were killed. The evening news dismissed the incident as a warning by insurgents to the Arab news channel to change the "pro-occupation" tone of their coverage.

Use It or Lose It

More bodies found in Mosul

The Bush Doctrine: Selective Bullying
Now that the election campaign is over, the Bush administration is unleashing the dogs of war again. This time the dogs have Iran in their sights. Even Colin Powell is barking.



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