A Pathetic Charade
Posted: Saturday, December 4, 2004

Firebombing Falluja

Doing God's Work or Washington's?
A number of independent observers have been quick to claim that Lula da Silva's reasons for his country's presence are more self-centered than just maintaining regional peace or helping the Haitians, and more accurately stem from Brazil's desire to advance its position on the world stage, a project for which U.S. goodwill is essential.

Outgunned and trapped,
Iraqi police are stormed by insurgents

The Two Viktors
Do you know who Viktor Yanukovich is? Do you know who Viktor Yushchenko is? Do you know what either man stands for? Could you take a blank map of Europe and draw in the boundaries of Ukraine?

You asked for my evidence, Mr Ambassador. Here it is

US investigating new prisoner abuse photos
The US military has launched a criminal investigation into photographs that appear to show Navy Seals special forces in Iraq sitting on hooded and handcuffed detainees, and photos of what appear to be bloodied prisoners, one with a gun to his head.

US Downplays Report on Guantanamo Prisoner Abuse

Abuse at U.S. prisons in Iraq mirrored at jails in Afghanistan

A Pathetic Charade



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