History Debunks Bush Myth
Posted: Saturday, December 18, 2004

Torture and Truth

Cuba Erects Iraq Abuse Billboards Near US Mission
Cuba put up several huge billboards near the U.S. mission on Friday with pictures of abused Iraqi prisoners and American soldiers pointing a rifle at children, in response to a U.S. Christmas display in support of imprisoned Cuban dissident.

Laughing Dragon, Dancing Bear

Gaza incursion death toll rises

Bush brings mass slaughter to the homeland
It was a largely secret operation, its true intentions masked by pious rhetoric and bogus warnings of imminent danger to the American way of life. Having gained the dazed complicity of a somnolent Congress, U.S. President George W. Bush calmly signed a death warrant for thousands upon thousands of innocent victims

Pay Attention, Mr. President...

Has the US Lost Control of Mosul?

'Insurgents hate our policies, not our freedoms'
The Bush team would rather have us believe that U.S. involvement in Iraq is part of the "global war on terrorism" inspired by the Sept. 11 attacks, skipping past the inconvenient fact that Iraq had nothing to do with the attacks but is now a seething hotbed of anti-American violence.

History Debunks Bush Myth



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