Trophy Hunting in Iraq
Posted: Sunday, December 5, 2004

Ex-CIA official predicts
eventual terror war defeat for U.S
The United States will ultimately lose the war on terror because of its policies in the Middle East and because of concerns over the human rights of militants worldwide, the former head of the CIA's team that hunted Osama bin Laden said Friday.

Three insurgent attacks kill 21 Iraqis

Explosion Kills 11 Soldiers in Kashmir

America increases pressure on Annan

Israel's new road plans condemned as 'apartheid'

New weapon in war on terror: Big Bird
THE Pentagon has revealed its new top-secret weapon in the war against international terror ... Big Bird from Sesame Street. An internal report by Donald Rumsfeld’s Department of Defence on how the US can win the propaganda war against al-Qaeda says that an Arabic version of Sesame Street with all-American messages buried within the antics of the muppet characters is what is needed to wrong-foot Osama bin Laden.

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