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Iraq, from About Iraq to Weapons Iraq.
Russia says embassy cars were shot at in Iraq: Two cars belonging to the Russian embassy were shot at in Iraq on Sunday though no diplomats were injured, the Russian Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday.
The Tiny Victims of Desert Storm Pakistan to evacuate ambassador after Baghdad convoy attack - 'Envoy Younis Khan will be shifted to the Jordanian capital Amman following the assassination attempt, the third attack in four days on a foreign diplomat in Iraq's main city', Pakistan's foreign ministry said. Switzerland summons US ambassador over death of Swiss citizen in Iraq - to explain the death in Iraq of a Swiss businessman who was shot and killed by an American soldier. The soldiers in Iraq have come home to discover they have paid a cruel price indeed for Bush's war; - an epidemic of birth defects among their own children, most likely the result of exposure to depleted uranium weapons. But we didn’t come this far because we’re made of sugar candy. Once upon a time, we elbowed our way onto and into this continent by giving small pox infected blankets to native Americans. Yes, that was biological warfare! And we used every other weapon we could get our hands on to grab this land from whomever. And we grew prosperous. And, yes, we greased the skids with the sweat of slaves. And so it goes with most nation states, which, feeling guilty about their savage pasts, eventually civilize themselves out of business and wind up invaded, and ultimately dominated by the lean, hungry and up and coming who are not made of sugar candy.
Posted Jul 5, 2005 10:43 AM PSTFireworks In Iraq As More Resistance Sparks Multiple Attacks - Fireworks of a different kind sparked Iraq on Monday with dozens of attacks reported as two years on, the war that continues to take its toll daily leaves nothing for US occupation forces to celebration about, let alone Iraqis who are still taking the brunt. Bahrain Diplomat Injured in Iraq Gun Attack - Pakistan has been a heavy backer of the U.S.-led war on terrorism in Afghanistan, but it has offered only lukewarm support for America's activities in Iraq. |
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Food axis of evil invites Chirac to dinner - Jacques Chirac’s mouth must be watering. Finland and Britain, the French president’s two gastronomic nightmares, have invited him to dine on their finest food.
Survey shows London bid has edge on presentation - 'London received the strongest backing, partly on the basis that its presentations were thought to be the most professional of the five bidding cities,' said the website, Sportcal.com. Bird Flu: World is on the edge - ASIA'S bird flu outbreak is at a critical stage where it could easily become a human pandemic, health experts warned yesterday, urging mass poultry vaccinations to prevent a crisis. Chirac sparks cross channel food fight Chirac's reheated food jokes bring Blair to the boil Pope Hopes for G8 Plan to Help Wipe Out Poverty in Africa- The pope says Africa's problems are often overlooked. He made his remarks Sunday to pilgrims gathered in St. Peter's Square at the Vatican for his weekly blessing. Israeli president fears Sharon assassination - JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli President Moshe Katsav said on Monday the vocal opposition of pro-settler rabbis to Israel's Gaza pullout could incite ultranationalists to try to assassinate Prime Minister
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"The U.S. Government Should Stop Meddling in the Oil Market" by Ivan Eland.Full Article  Payback time for the president
George W Bush -
A Supreme Court vacancy puts Bush under pressure to make an appointment that entrenches moral conservatism but he is facing increasing opposition to his domestic economic reform plans.Gladio-Styled “Strategy of Tension” Spawning Islamic Terrorism? Kurt Nimmo, Another Day in the Empire - As it turns out, Osama Moustafa Hassan Nasr, who was reportedly abducted in Milan on February 17, 2003, was a CIA informant, according to Albanian intelligence officials. “Why would the U.S. government go to elaborate lengths to seize a 39-year-old Egyptian who, according to former Albanian intelligence officials, was once the CIA’s most productive source of information within the tightly knit group of Islamic fundamentalists living in exile in Albania?” muses the Chicago Tribune. Italian prosecutors seem to believe Nasr had wandered and the CIA wanted to “turn him back into the informer he once was.” Maybe. However, there is also the possibility the CIA (and there is evidence the abduction has nothing to do with the CIA) wanted to make sure Nasr didn’t spill the beans on their covert activities. Italian prosecutors are discovering some interesting links as they probe the Nasr abduction... US accused of excessive secrecy - 'You'd just be amazed at the kind of information that's classified - everyday information, things we all know from the newspaper,' the former Republican governor of New Jersey and head of the 9/11 commission, Thomas Kean, told the New York Times. 'We're better off with openness. The best ally we have in protecting ourselves against terrorism is an informed public.'
Bush's Iraq speech fails on all counts- by Gerald Rellick
Travel industry fears tougher security -
Foreign visitors, who pump billions of dollars into the U.S. economy, are not arriving in hoped-for numbers due to tighter post-Sept. 11 security rules, according the latest travel industry figures.
Tracking Hurricane Hugo -
Venezuela's President Chavez idolizes Castro, rails at Bush and leads Latin America's leftist wave
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55 nations: US should close Guantanamo prison Chamish - Exclusive Photos Of Huge New US Base In Israel The Plight of the NGOs in Egypt - by William Fisher Charlie Wilson's War - by William Fisher Lebanon claims 110 Israeli air violations - and made eight raids into southern Lebanon in the past 96 days. Central Asian security bloc calls for deadline on US military pullout - Leaders of a six-nation security bloc led by Beijing and Moscow called for a deadline to be set for the withdrawal of US forces from bases in Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan, at a summit here Tuesday. It's Israel, backed by US, says Iran Iran wants ties with Europe - 'We want equitable and advancing relations with all countries in the world, particularly with the Europeans. But we advise Western countries to treat us in a way that does not show prejudice,' said Ahmadinejad, who is to take up his duties as president in August. More Middle East/Asia News
Comrade Raimondo Seeks a Scapegoat - by Israel Shamir
Whilst I oppose the Act of War, I also defend and support the brave men and women who lay down their lives so that we may be free. To send a man or women to die is a huge responsibility, to take that decision over a lie is an act of murder. It defiles the sacrifices made by soldiers throughout the ages, it insults the memories of those who have fallen so that we may be free. To send men and women off to die ill equipped is tantamount to murder. To abuse their commitment and manipulate their belief systems for a lie is criminal. To order these brave men and women to kill for a lie is the most hideous evil comprehendable to man.www.djpauledge.com/blog.php?id=96 |
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