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Torture and Civilian Deaths in Iraq Posted: Wednesday, January 19, 2005
Much of world thinks Bush is dangerous A wide majority of people questioned in a BBC World Service global opinion poll published Wednesday believe that US President George W. Bush has made the world more dangerous.
Iran is Not a Nuclear Threat!!! Now that most of you have apologized for sitting on your duffs while the neo-cons planned and executed the totally unnecessary war against a toothless regime in Baghdad, I suggest you get off your duffs in regard to the neo-con plot to war against Iran.
Will the Inaugural Protests Be Covered?
When 60 Minutes Promoted WMD Fantasies Is anything more satisfying for media watchers and conservatives than to pounce on the journalist who has sinned by publishing supposedly-erroneous information? For years, right wing ministers of hysteria have been out to nail C.B.S. anchor Dan Rather, whom they regard as poster boy of the much-reviled "liberal" press.
Iraq will surrender its soul to America only when the US army has left
Oil politics and a mockery of democracy
Feds Made Interracial Sex America's Taboo
US official confirms Allawi shot six dead A former Jordanian government minister has told The New Yorker that an American official confirmed to him that the Iraqi interim Prime Minister, Iyad Allawi, executed six suspected insurgents at a Baghdad police station last year.
Torture and Civilian Deaths in Iraq At the Nuremberg, Germany trials of Nazis following World War II, the world listened with revulsion as Nazi troops reported committing atrocities because, they said, they were "just following orders."
Iraq will surrender its soul to America only when the US army has left There is growing dissension and dismay in the US armed forces about their prospects of victory in Iraq. The yellow ribbons, lapel pins and yard signs expressing solidarity with the nation's soldiers are still conspicuous around army bases across America. But commanders and soldiers alike are conducting an increasingly anguished debate.
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