The invasion of Iraq – a country
severely weakened by 12 ½
years of genocidal sanctions and disarmed by the U.N. at the insistence of the attackers – was not a war. It was a war crime. It appears now that the real problem wasn’t bad...
Advertisement
02 August 2003
President Bush has asked Congress for $76 billion to pay the initial costs of the war in Iraq. For the same amount of money, we could hire 1,155,715 elementary school teachers to educate America’s Children.
One second of...
01 August 2003
While the mainstream media debates whether
the President was misinforming, exaggerating
or misleading the U.S. public, they miss the bigger story – their obvious complicity with the Bush administration’s Nazi-style propaganda prior to...
29 July 2003
In statements from his Congressional office and on the campaign trail,
Kucinich continued today to urge a change of direction in Iraq. His
advocacy of a U.S. to U.N. transition is in stark contrast to other
Democratic candidates; Howard...
28 July 2003
Last weekend, Deputy Secretary of Defense Paul Wolfowitz explained that the United States at times relied on "murky" intelligence in trying to link Iraq to the al-Qaeda terrorist group, but the war against Iraq was justified despite the...
25 July 2003
A half-dozen former CIA agents investigating prewar intelligence have found that a secret Pentagon
committee, set up by Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld in October 2001, manipulated reams of
intelligence information prepared by the...
Pages
