Media Manipulation
Posted: Thursday, December 9, 2004

Mishandled Money Plagued US-Ruled Iraq
U.S. management of the Iraqi economy was plagued by irregularities, corruption, failures, and the mishandling of billions of dollars, according to analysts and multiple recent audits.

The hounding of Kofi Annan

Dead reckoning

No excuses
How many Iraqis will die today? Maybe 10. Maybe 100. We have no way of knowing. Blair and Bush, who invaded and occupied Iraq in order to make the world a safer place, say there is no reliable way to count Iraqi casualties - and so they will not try. Thus they refuse to accord innocent Iraqis the same status as our own dead and injured, whose names we rightly record and honour.

Blair rejects call for count of Iraqi deaths
General Tommy Franks, the US commander in the Iraq war last year, spelled it out before the invasion began. "We don't do body counts," he said, referring to the Iraqis that might be killed in the forthcoming conflict.

'No checks, no balance: U.S. Congress is a disgrace to democracy'

Media Manipulation

U.S. Turns Fallujah into a Huge Concentration Camp

Ex-CIA officer alleges agency retaliated after he didn't falsify report

A Defeat For an Empire
The United States has lost the war in Iraq, and that's a good thing. I don't mean that the loss of American and Iraqi lives is to be celebrated. The death and destruction are numbingly tragic, and the suffering in Iraq is hard for most of us in the United States to comprehend.

The Limits of "Man Bites Dog" Stories

U.S. Media Still Hiding Bad News From Americans

Ask Not Who Bankrolled Fallujah



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