Keep your freedom and democracy to yourself
Posted: Saturday, January 22, 2005

Nothing Succeeds Like Failure

Try a Little Tryanny

Will Bush still
do business with these 'oppressive' allies?
The day after he vowed to work towards ending tyranny, analysts questioned how his rhetoric meshed with the realities of US economic and military interests. In its pursuit of the War on Terror, the US depends economically, logistically or politically on at least six countries that could fall into the category of “oppressors”: Russia, China, Pakistan, Uzbekistan, Saudi Arabia and Egypt. “The US is closing its eyes towards dictators who serve its own interests, but attacks those that damage it,” Abdul Hussein Shaaban, an Iraqi analyst, said.

If I hear Bush, then I don't believe him

Iraqi insurgency growing larger, more effective

Suicide bomb attacks kill 22 at mosque and wedding

Arabs wary of Bush's «freedom» speech

President Bush:
Keep your freedom and democracy to yourself
The international community does not want George W. Bush's Freedom and Democracy neither does it want its Hearts and Minds won over by Shock and Awe tactics, thank you very much. If George Bush was elected President of the United States of America, why does he address himself to the rest of the world?

Outcry over creation of GM smallpox virus

Hiding Behind Secrecy

Rice 'apologist for white sins'
A weekly column compared Ms Rice to her predecessor, Colin Powell, whom it called an "Uncle Tom", a put-down of a black who is overeager to win the approval of whites. "She is a black woman who will be manly and white in her relentless assault on blacks, their liberties and their remnant and dwindling sovereignties," said the column.

If only it were true, Condoleezza



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