Phoney war
Posted: Monday, January 10, 2005

'The myth of American generosity'
Did you know that humanitarian aid is normally proffered with strict requirements? For example, oftentimes a donor country will insist that up to 90% of the aid-package be provided by corporations from their own country. This means that the generosity of taxpayers is no more than a subsidy for big business.

Bombs kill 7 south of Baghdad, 6 in Tikrit

First They Came For The 'Terrorists'...

Is the U.S. Organizing Salvador-Style Death Squads in Iraq?

Death Squads Come in Waves

Twenty-One Words

Phoney war

The Jungle In The Desert
Those who claim the greatest certainty often possess the least knowledge. In full hubristic certainty, the Neocons and others in the Bush Administration guaranteed the Iraq War would be "quick and easy." That was two years ago. That was before 1,300 Americans and 100,000 Iraqis were dead.

In Iraq, gunfire is the only common language
United States soldiers may have killed as many as 19 Iraqi civilians in two incidents over the weekend, heightening tensions between local people and the American forces

Europe Retreats From America's Quagmire



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