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January 2005
Jan 31, 2005 News
Posted: Monday, January 31, 2005
¤ But the Occupiers Will Remain in Power
¤ Some Just Voted for Food
¤ It must be me, I'm the crazy one!
¤ The Legacy of George W. Bush
¤ The Best Damn Embassy Ever
¤ The Iraqi Ballot, Translated
¤ Europeans turning against Israel
¤ An Election to Anoint an Occupation
¤ The Only Option for Iraq
¤ 'Iraq's electoral fiasco'
¤ 'Let's hear it for president's team of speechwriters'
¤ 'Iraqi women find election a cruel joke'
¤ It's not the vote that counts
¤ Four U.S. Marines Killed in Iraq Fighting
¤ Mainstream media misleads on Haiti
¤ Iran to help Venezuela to sell more oil to Asia
¤ A Brief Guide to the Iraqi Elections
¤ Real freedom still far off
¤ AMS critical of Iraq elections
¤ Confusion surrounds Iraq poll turnout
¤ Baghdad witnesses low voter turnout
¤ A Mixed Story
¤ Israelis use barrier and 55-year-old law to quietly seize Palestinians' land
¤ Israeli Tank Fire Kills Palestinian Girl
¤ 'Up to 15' troops killed in Hercules crash
¤ $9 Billion Unaccounted for in Iraq
¤ Let the Israelis Do It?
¤ Bush Pledges on Racism Lack Realism
¤ Be very afraid if Bush takes the war on terror to Iran
¤ Lies, Lies, Lies
¤ Condoleezza Rice Iran and Syria have not been helpful
¥ What the U.S. is saying
¤ UN agency applauds Iran cooperation
¥ What the U.N. is saying
¤ His Rhetoric, Our Reality
¤ Let's get a few things straight...
¤ Al Jazeera - World's Fifth Most Influential Brand
¤ US 'lost track of £5bn aid to Iraq ministries'
¤ Turkey slams US over Iraqi Kurds
Jan 30, 2005 News
Posted: Sunday, January 30, 2005
¤ A Brief Guide to the Iraqi Elections
¤ 'What a bloody charade'
¤ Today's charade is simply about Iraq's oil
¤ Confusion surrounds Iraq poll turnout
¤ Chinese VP in Caracas to sign deals
¤ 'The haves and the have-mores'
¤ US sees rising civilian toll in Iraq
¤ Reporters Without Borders condemns harassment of Arab satellite channel
¤ American host cuts off Iranian press agency ISNA
¤ Iraqis vote as attacks kill 33
¤ Parents fight to learn why Israeli sniper shot their son
¤ Iraq Electoral Commission backtracks on turnout
¤ British transport plane crashes in Iraq
¤ Iraqis Vote Despite Attacks; 44 Killed
¤ White House Fears That the Enemy Is ... the CIA
¤ Jailed tycoon warns of revolt
¤ US oil companies return to Libya
¤ How to react in case of an attack
¤ Freedom in Wonderland
¤ UN agency applauds Iran cooperation
¤ Embassy rocket attack kills two on eve of Iraq election
¤ Zhao is cremated amid tight security
¤ US troops will never overcome insurgents
¤ Suicide Bomber Kills 8 Near Iranian Border
¤ Colombia, Venezuela Settle Rebel Dispute
¤ Halliburton to End Iran Operations
¤ BBC sorry for 'mistakes' on count coaltion's victims
¤ Like father, like daughter? Maybe not for Rice
¤ This Democracy Could Be Paper-Thin
¤ In the name of democracy
¤ Tsunami warning system agreed as death toll nears 300,000
¤ White House Has High Stake in Iraqi Vote
¤ 25 killed on eve of Iraq elections
¤ Iraqis Vote in Election, 27 Die in Attacks
¤ Several killed in Kuwait City shootout
Jan 29, 2005 News
Posted: Saturday, January 29, 2005
¤ Arabs Say Iraq Vote Gives Democracy a Bad Name
¤ A Tale of Two Forums in Worlds Apart
¤ Violence rages ahead of Iraq vote
¤ Iraq Poll Won't End Violence, Say US, UK Officials
¤ Bush: Election Won't End Violence in Iraq
Flashback ¤ Bush insists Iraq poll will bring peace
¤ U.S. seeks any sign of success in Iraq poll
¤ Insurgents Kill 8 Iraqis, U.S. Soldier
¤ Heavy Gunbattle Heard in Baghdad
¤ A quagmire for the MTV attention span
¤ Condi Rice: Misrule of Law
¤ Israeli troops kill Palestinian in Gaza
¤ U.S. Warns EU Firms to Stay Away from Iran-Diplomats
¤ Global Crusade or High Sounding Rhetoric?
¤ Leave No Cartoon Behind
¤ Mine Blast Kills Nine Afghan Soldiers
¤ Violence continues on eve of Iraq polls
¤ Police kill protesters in Port Sudan
¤ We must be out of Iraq within a year
¤ US jets 'flying over Iran to spot potential targets'
¤ Iraqis Get Ready for the Worst
¤ In Armored Vehicles, U.S. Troops Tell Iraqis to Vote
¤ Five American Soldiers Killed in Baghdad
¤ So Many Candidates, So Few Rallies
¤ Zarqawi may be hated but so are the Americans
¤ The streets of Baghdad are empty
¤ Power and Principles in Iraq
¤ Security tightened ahead of Iraq vote
¤ Democracy and necrology
The US - Colombia Plot Against Venezuela
Posted: Friday, January 28, 2005
A major diplomatic and political conflict has exploded between Colombia and Venezuela after the revelation of a Colombian government covert operation in Venezuela, involving the recruitment of Venezuelan military and security officers in the kidnapping of a Colombian leftist leader. Following an investigation by the Venezuelan Ministry of Interior and reports and testimony from journalists and other knowledgeable political observers it was determined that the highest echelons of the Colombian government, including President Uribe, planned and executed this onslaught on Venezuelan sovereignty.
Full Article : venezuelanalysis.com
Jan 28, 2005 News
Posted: Friday, January 28, 2005
¤ 5 U.S. soldiers killed, terror arrests announced
¤ Tsunami Aid By the Numbers
¤ Iraq's Non-Election
¤ Why I Am Not Taking Part in These Phony Elections
¤ Surreal Election
¤ Why the Children in Iraq Make No Sound When They Fall
¤ How Much Power Will the New Iraqi Government Really Have?
¤ Little Black Lies
¤ 'They Can't Throw Us All in Jail'
¤ U.S. Army Helicopter Crashes in Baghdad
¤ US prepares invasion of Venezuela
¤ Third Columnist paid by Bush Administration
¤ 'Freedom from reality'
¤ Iraq Insurgents Kill 12 As Election Nears
¤ Strongman Allawi prepares to tough it out
¤ Is the world safer now?
¤ Can Straw tread softly while US turns its eye on Iran?
¤ Bush's rhetoric remains high-flown
¤ Once Lula was a hero of the left - now they heckle him off stage
¤ Bush Says Iraqi Leaders Will Want U.S. Forces to Stay to Help
¤ The War Party's Achilles' Heel?
¤ Exhuming the Truth
¤ Journalists' objectivity needs balance of truth
¤ Use gals 'n' sex, get the truth out
¤ 30 killed in Iraq pre-poll violence
¤ Afghan soldier kills five colleagues at US base
¤ ‘Washington will pay for Kirkuk turmoil’
¤ Damnable Lies
¤ Fallacies in Defense of the Invasion of Iraq
¤ The War Justified
¤ Condi Rice Is Incompetent
¤ Peaceful means best way to spread freedom
¤ Baghdad bomb targets police station
¤ UK soldier boasted of abusing Iraqis
¤ 'Salvador Option' mooted for Iraq
¤ Hawaii-Based Marines Came From Across U.S.
Khatami: U.S. most dangerous to global peace
Posted: Thursday, January 27, 2005
Iranian President Mohammad Khatami responded to U.S. Vice-President Dick Cheney's comment that Iran topped the list of world trouble spots by saying, the United States was the country which most endangered global peace.
Full Article : aljazeera.com
Asian bird flu might turn deadly for humans
Posted: Thursday, January 27, 2005
The World Health Organization has issued strong warnings to Asian governments about the bird flu virus that has recently broken out in their part of the world. The officials say that, if the flu is not properly contained, it could spread to humans and turn into a deadly epidemic such as that in 1918 which killed more than 40 million people.
Full Article : newstarget.com
Jan 27, 2005 News
Posted: Thursday, January 27, 2005
¤ How To Use Fear And Make Trillions Of Dollars From War
¤ Iran Nearing Nuclear 'Point Of No Return' - Israel
¤ Driven from their land
¤ US Copter Downed By Surface-To-Air Missile - Witnesses
¤ "We've Been Taken Over by a Cult"
¤ Iraq: This Election is a Sham
¤ Of Death Be Not Proud
¤ Criminals the Lot of Us
¤ Why U.S. Media Dismissed the Lancet Study of 100,000 Iraqi Civilian Dead
¤ Iraqi Elections: Bring ‘Em On…
¤ World Skeptical of Delusional Bush Reign
¤ Marginalizing Bin Laden
¤ 'Next time let's choose a president with a grasp of history'
¤ Bush declares war on entire world
¤ Another Iraqi cul-de-sac
¤ Chavez foe accused of treason with U.S. aid
¤ India's US-Pakistan suspicions deepen
¤ U.S. most dangerous to global peace
¤ Crumbs for Africa
¤ Oil curse stalks Africa's new petro-state
¤ Bush Administration Targets Cuba and Venezuela
¤ Iraq Insurgents Kill 12 As Election Nears
¤ Updated list of scientists dead in suspicious circumstances since autumn 2001
¤ Israel's Culture of Martyrdom
¤ USAF playing cat and mouse game over Iran
¤ 40 Microbiologists Killed Before Unleashing "The Ultimate Epidemic."
¤ Israel refuses to rule out attack on Iran
¤ Bloodiest day for US as violence grows
¤ 12 Dead in Pre-Election Violence in Iraq
¤ why Bush is coy about his Irish links
¤ Free trade leaves world food in grip of global giants
¤ This Pollyanna army
¤ How Bush got Iraq war cost wrong
¤ Feith to leave Defense Department job
¤ Annals of National Secrecy
¤ The dangers of exporting democracy
¤ The Iraq Election: Another Dead End?
¤ War on Iran? Madness in high places
¤ How fair is the US media?
¤ Car Bomb Kills Three Iraqis in Samarra
¤ Barbarity is the inevitable consequence of foreign rule
¤ Global warming is 'twice as bad as previously thought'
¤ The Bill of Rights: Searches and Seizures
¤ Blasts hit multiple targets in Iraq
¤ Pentagon Iraq war architect to quit
¤ Aceh tsunami aid effort in a mess
¤ Sharon: ‘No one cared’ about Holocaust
Jan 26, 2005 News
Posted: Wednesday, January 26, 2005
¤ Neo-Con Torture Rhetoric Alarmingly Mirrors Nazi Counterparts
¤ We sanction what we used to condemn
¤ Officer Threatens To Arrest Woman For Anti-Bush Sticker
¤ War's balance sheet
¤ Some Jewish groups wary of expanded study of genocide
¤ Helicopter Crash in Iraq Kills 31 U.S. Troops
¤ Iran rules out dialogue with the U.S.
¤ The Power of Nightmares
¤ Black Voters in United States Disproportionally Disenfranchised
¤ After Bold Speech Comes Furious Backpedaling
¤ An Iron Wall of Colonization
¤ A Not-So-Magical Reality
¤ Delusions About Democracy
¤ Truck bomb kills 15 in Iraq
¤ 10 Die, 180 Hurt After Train Hits SUV
¤ US soldiers raid Baghdad mosque
¤ 256 Killed in India Stampede
¤ Black Americans suspect HIV plot
¤ Israel ready to expel BBC reporter
¤ White House: Deficit Will Hit Record $427B
¤ War Costs to Raise Total to $427 Billion
¤ Inaugurating Endless War
¤ How the U.S. Became the World's Dispensable Nation
¤ Wake Up! Bush Is Serious
¤ What’s the Argument for Democracy?
¤ War Party's Atrocity Porn
¤ Move to euro hits US finances
¤ Democracy versus hypocrisy
¤ Four more years of Bush
¤ Israeli forces kill Palestinian girl
¤ US judge disallows FBI terror evidence
Jan 25, 2005 News
Posted: Tuesday, January 25, 2005
¤ 11 policemen killed in Baghdad clashes
¤ The US / Colombia Plot Against Venezuela
¤ Chávez threatens to cut all ties with Colombia
¤ Iraq as Disneyland
¤ Revote? If Florida and Ohio Go First
¤ Resist U.S. War Crimes
¤ U.S. Registration at About 10 Percent
¤ The Quagmire Parable
¤ Iraq: Setting Limits
¤ Bush's Pillars
¤ Pedigree Dogs of War
¤ Things to Celebrate
¤ Israel says Egypt, Syria, Saudia Arabia have nuclear programs
¤ Israeli psychological warfare unit set up
¤ Birds Of A Feather
¤ Rights group: U.S. «whitewashed the torture»
¤ 'Freedom on steroids'
¤ Has the Case for Election Fraud been Refuted?
¤ G.W. Bush: Phase 2 – On the Other Hand
¤ 'The emperor of vulgarity'
¤ E.J. Dionne Jr.: 'Freedom as an advertising slogan'
¤ Dollars are worth more than democracy to Bush
¤ Bush wants $80,000,000,000 more
¤ Straw emollient on Iran rift after US talks
¤ White farmer 'threw worker to lions'
¤ Iraqis abusing detainees, says report
¤ Five U.S. Troops Die in Accident in Iraq
¤ Pedigree dogs of war
¤ Army Closed Many Abuse Cases Early
¤ Iraqi Judge Assassinated in Baghdad
¤ Extra! Extra! Read Nil About It!
¤ The Man Who Knew Too Much
¤ The Coronation Viewed from Israel
¤ Court-martial hearing for U.S. soldiers recounts death of Iraqi woman
¤ 'Confessions of an Economic Hit Man'
¤ Two killed in suicide bombing near Allawi offices
¤ Bush to Seek $80B for Iraq, Afghan Wars
¤ On Television, Torture Takes a Holiday
¤ Venezuela says US behind 'kidnap' of FARC leader
Jan 24, 2005 News
Posted: Monday, January 24, 2005
¤ The Company That Runs the Empire
¤ Madness in High Places
¤ One China; Many Problems
¤ Why I'm Willing to Defend Hussein
¤ The 10 Worst Corporations of 2004
¤ Condi: Less Than Candid
¤ With Friends Like This . . .
¤ Pomp Without Substance
¤ Exporting Democracy – or Terrorism?
¤ Unusual Suspects
¤ A 30-year-old Israeli man arrested after milk contamination
¤ This Plastic Moment
¤ Straw intent on shoring up ties with US
¤ Japanese Want Troop Withdrawal From Iraq
¤ Congrats to President Bush - America will have to learn the hard way now Flash
¤ 'Body bags and red ink'
¤ Reading Between the Lines of Bush's Inaugural
¤ Giant in decline
¤ 23 at Guantanamo Attempted Suicide in 2003
¤ Saddam's lawyers cite death threats
¤ Iraqi minister warns of election fraud
¤ Muslims in U.S. raise an outcry
¤ Bush reportedly seeking $80 billion more
¤ US 'terminates' Iranian website
¤ A fantasy of freedom
¤ The Iraqi people will defy the Ba'athists and Islamofascists
¤ Blast Shakes Baghdad; Casualties Reported
¤ US link uncovered in Thatcher's coup plot role
¤ Straw flies to US for talks on Iran
¤ Iraqi PM: Withdrawal Talk Is Premature
¤ White House tries to allay fears over Bush militarism
¤ Syria, Iran, everyone is in Bush's crosshairs
¤ Democracy for Everyone?
¤ The War Won't Stop
¤ China's VP heads to Latin America on trade visit
¤ Who Voted for War With Zimbabwe?
¤ 'Believe the Evidence of Your Eyes'
¤ Coming Unglued
¤ Religion a Potent Force in Iraq Election
¤ Osama Who? When No News Is 'Bad News'
¤ Accusations of corruption fly over cash deal for weapons in Iraq
Jan 23, 2005 News
Posted: Sunday, January 23, 2005
¤ Protesters chase recruiters off campus
¤ Violence spreads in Iraq as poll looms
¤ Brazilians find Haiti a political 'quagmire'
¤ Proof of Massive Anglo-American Media Lying Over Iraq
¤ Mis-Defining Terrorism
¤ King George
¤ Palestinian land in Jerusalem seized
¤ Shiites Are Coming, Shiites Are Coming
¤ Bleak Eid...
¤ Welcome to 1984
¤ High Hopes, Hard Facts
¤ Official Acknowledges Iraq Election Woes
¤ 'Cover' bares CIA flaws
¤ Afghan women still in chains under Karzai
¤ Operation Limited Freedom
¤ West over-reacts to Iranian leader’s visit to Zimbabwe
¤ Email From Fallen Soldier
¤ Bibi's Back in Town
¤ U.S. dollar's decline beginning to show up even in black markets
¤ End of Iraq's nightmare ... or the start
¤ At Least 12 Killed in Iraq Hospital Fire
¤ Deaths 'will reach 250,000' as rebel areas reveal losses
¤ Iraq imposes curfew and car ban for polling day
¤ Go home Yanks, says PM in waiting
¤ In One Night, Iraqi Turns From Friend to Foe
¤ Newspaper Shuttered, Editor Held In Baghdad
¤ Blair’s loyalty tested as Bush menaces Iran
¤ Hope for Middle East talks as US steps in
¤ World media: Bush inaugural a jolt
¤ Chechnya: Human Rights Defender Abducted
¤ Viktor Yushchenko Sworn in as Ukraine's New President
¤ Solving for XX
¤ Iran warns US against making "strategic mistake"
¤ New curfew after 15 Iraqi soldiers are shot dead
¤ Baghdad residents face water crisis
¤ US soldier killed in Mosul
Outcry Over Creation of GM Smallpox Virus
Posted: Saturday, January 22, 2005
Senior scientific advisers to the World Health Organisation (WHO) have recommended the creation of a genetically modified version of the smallpox virus to counter any threat of a bioterrorist attack.
Permitting researchers to engineer the genes of one of the most dangerous infections known to man would make it easier to develop new drugs against smallpox, the scientists said. But the man who led the successful global vaccination campaign to eradicate smallpox from the wild said he opposed the move on the grounds that the scientific benefits were not worth the risks to public health.
Full Article : news.independent.co.uk
Jan 22, 2005 News
Posted: Saturday, January 22, 2005
¤ Nothing Succeeds Like Failure
¤ Madness in High Places
¤ Questions While Watching the Inaugural
¤ Arabs wary of Bush's «freedom» speech
¤ Solar storm disruption alert
¤ Icelanders apologise to Iraqis for invasion
¤ We don't want your freedom
¤ Some in black tie; others, body bags
¤ If I hear Bush, then I don't believe him
¤ Ground Control to Mr. Bush
¤ Rice 'apologist for white sins'
¤ If only it were true, Condoleezza
¤ The battle of the tyrants
¤ Caretakers of Colonialism and the illusion of Independence
¤ Will Bush still do business with these 'oppressive' allies?
¤ Pentagon Turns Away Mothers of Soldiers Killed in Iraq
¤ The Spectacle
¤ Twin Attacks in Iraq Kill at Least 21
¤ Bush vows use of force, diplomacy to spread democracy
¤ Five Iraqi soldiers, civilian killed
¤ US downsizes list of Iraq allies
¤ Chinese captives released
¤ J.P. Morgan finds it had ties to slavery
¤ Happy Inaguration Day....don't worry your pretty little mind about the dead
¤ Denmark Charges 5 Soldiers with Iraqi Prisoner Abuse
¤ Iraqi insurgency growing larger, more effective
¤ White House Scraps 'Coalition of the Willing' List
¤ Bush's Democracy Crusade Defies Public Opinion
¤ Bush's Iraq, Afghan, Tsunami Plan Due Next Week
¤ Suicide bomb attacks kill 22 at mosque and wedding
¤ Outcry over creation of GM smallpox virus
¤ One court martial won't stop all this brutality
¤ In the grip of panic
¤ Hiding Behind Secrecy
¤ FBI Fights for Limited Document Searches
¤ How the Cold War Ended
¤ Darkest Before the Dawn
¤ Take a Stand
Latest News
Posted: Friday, January 21, 2005
¤ Rumsfeld cancels trip after accusations
¤ A Spin Cycle Out of Control
¤ Protesting the Bush Inauguration
¤ Beijingers flock to Africa
¤ 14 Killed in Car Bomb Explosion Outside Baghdad Shiite Mosque
¤ Haitian slum dwellers feel Bush has abandoned them
¤ The Anti-War Movement and the Iraqi Resistance
¤ I Will Continue to Speak Out Until the Last Soldier Leaves Iraq
¤ Why I'll Refuse to Fight in this Immoral War
¤ The Rhetoric of Bush's Inaugural Address
¤ TV News Viewership Declines, Internet Use Rises
¤ Do You Suffer News Fatigue?
¤ Mr. Uncredible Bush Goes on the Warpath
¤ The Unmentionable War
¤ U.S. Prisons in Iraq Nearly Full
¤ Mock coffins and jeers as Bush sworn in
¤ Russia slams U.S. for accusing Syria of terror ties
¤ Crazy President, Crazy Nation
¤ Dancing while they die
¤ Police station blown up
¤ Hundreds decry Bush in Evanston
¤ An Empty Exercise in Deceit
¤ At least 10 die in Shiite mosque blast
¤ Press thrilled, skeptical over speech
¤ Cheney says U.S. to confront Iran
¤ 14 Killed in Explosion Near Baghdad Mosque
¤ Thousands Protest Bush's Inauguration
¤ Dostum survives assassination attempt
¤ Pak-US relations: lackey for life? PT II
¤ Inauguration Protests Dubbed Out By TV Networks?
¤ Ten Appalling Lies We Were Told About Iraq
¤ Cheney Says Iran Tops U.S. List, Warns Israel
¥ Here they go again
¤ Coronation Day Diary
¤ Tangle Tongue
¤ Endorsing the War in Iraq
¤ Bush Bad for Global Peace, US Image, World Believes
¤ The Torture Vote
¤ Bush: The Crusade Must Go On
¤ Wolfowitz says reducing US casualties in Iraq more important
¤ Know Bush by the Company He Keeps
¤ Car bomb kills 14 outside Baghdad mosque
¤ Next Stop, Tehran?
¤ Unwelcome and Unfazed, Demonstrators Push Messages
¤ The free fire zone
Cuba calls on the United States to stop the torture
Posted: Thursday, January 20, 2005
Cuba calls on the United States to stop the torture of prisoners in Guantánamo
On January 19, 2005, reflecting the indignation of our people at the atrocities committed on prisoners held at the US Naval Base in Guantánamo, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs presented the US governmental authorities in Havana and Washington with a diplomatic note denouncing the flagrant violations of human rights that the said government is daily committing on Cuban territory illegally occupied by the above-mentioned naval base. This communication called for an immediate end to that inhuman and criminal conduct.
Full Article : granma.cu
Caribbean tsunami 'a matter of when, not if'
Posted: Thursday, January 20, 2005
A dozen major earthquakes of magnitude 7.0 or greater have occurred in the Caribbean near Puerto Rico, the US Virgin Islands and the island of Hispaniola, shared by Haiti and the Dominican Republic, in the past 500 years, and several have generated tsunamis. The most recent major earthquake, a magnitude 8.1 in 1946, resulted in a tsunami that killed a reported 1,600 people.
Full Article : continuitycentral.com
Latest News
Posted: Thursday, January 20, 2005
¤ Protesters Target Bush's Inauguration
¤ Not One Bad News Bearer in Bush's Inner Circle
¤ Another Casualty of Bush's War
¤ Coronation in the Garrison State
¤ Is It Torture Yet?
¤ Voices from Abu Ghraib
¤ A Shaky Media Taboo -- Withdrawal from Iraq
¤ The Inaugural Ball: Dancing with Wolves
¤ Welcome to Bush Fantasy Land: The Sequel
¤ Does U.S. Occupation Prevent Civil War in Iraq?
¤ Inaugural Bunk
¤ More Money For Iraq?
¤ Buying a Piece of George Bush
¤ Let's Get Real About Situation in Iraq
¤ Anti-war protesters mourn those killed in Iraq
¤ Inauguration: Lifestyles of the Rich and Heartless
¤ Look Who's Backing Bush's Next War
¤ False Casualty Figures
¤ Thatcher 'directly involved in coup'
¤ The dangers of silencing Saudi dissent
¤ Europe, U.S. in Good-Cop, Bad-Cop Roles with Iran
¤ The Fog Of Phony War
¤ 'WMDUH!'
¤ US ties and challenges to peace in Aceh
¤ Iraqi soldiers killed, Brazilian missing
¤ Israeli troops kill Palestinian boys
¤ Disrespectful to the Venezuelan People
¤ U.S. admitted killing two adults as their six children cowered on the back seat.
¤ 'Why did they shoot? We have no weapons'
¤ World fears new Bush era
¤ Protesters refuse to stand on ceremony
¤ Pax Americana, New Caliphate or Cycle of Fear
¤ 26 killed in Baghdad suicide bombings
¤ Zimbabwe breaks up South Africa spy ring
¤ Lula flies into flak with new jet
¤ No disciplinary action against army officers
¤ 'We were only following orders'. But whose orders?
¤ Abuse of Iraqi civilians by soldiers was not confined to one camp
¤ Turning inauguration day into a crowning moment for reign of King George
¤ Tsunami death toll may climb to 220,000
¤ Americans oppose Iran invasion
¤ Missiles deployed for inauguration
¤ Bush: Unfazed ... or Unhinged?
¤ Dying for Sycophants
¤ The twin pillars
¤ From the axis of evil to the outposts of tyranny
¤ Graphic images on the internet may turn Basra into a bloody Baghdad
¤ Iran: The Next Strategic Target
¤ Lets attack Iran
¤ Moscow Prepares Series of Terror Acts Abroad
¤ UK Ashamed by Shocking Pictures of Iraq Abuse
¤ King Saul and President Bush
¤ Keep the Inauguration!(Just Rid of the Presidency)
¤ Bush vs. Hussein
¤ Fair And Balanced
¤ Microsoft's AntiSpyware Tool Removes Internet Explorer
¤ Coronation of Corruption
¤ Diebold Variations
¤ Target Iran. War with No End
¤ Surviving 'uniformed democracy'
¤ Hypocrisy and hype in the land of the pure
¤ Iraq dogs Blair
¤ Cheney Upholds Power of the Presidency
¤ Threads Unravel in Iraqi's Tale
¤ Canada, here they come...
¤ Tsunami toll tops 226,000
¤ Pak-US relations -- lackey for life?
Tsunami death toll rises to 225,000
Posted: Wednesday, January 19, 2005
The death toll from the Boxing Day tsunami disaster increased to more than 225,000 today as the Indonesian health ministry raised the number of dead in the country by more than 50,000.
A statement said the new figure of 166,320 was based on fresh reports from the provinces of Aceh and North Sumatra. A senior ministry official said it included many people who had previously been listed.
In Sri Lanka, two government agencies met in an attempt to clarify a discrepancy of more than 7,000 in their lists of the dead, but both continued to insist theirs was the correct figure.
On Monday, the Public Security Ministry said 38,195 people had died, while the National Disaster Management Centre said 30,920 had been killed. Both agencies expect the final Sri Lankan figure to exceed 40,000.
Full Article : guardian.co.uk
Standoff between Venezuela and Colombia Continues
Posted: Wednesday, January 19, 2005
President Lula of Brazil and Peru's Foreign Minister have offered to mediate in the Colombian-Venezuelan crisis. Also, the Colombian Defense Minister offered to resign. Still, the standoff continues as Chavez insists on and apology and Uribe says Colombia did nothing wrong.
Last week, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez recalled his ambassador to Colombia, vowing that official relations will remain frozen until Bogotá apologizes. According to statements made by Chávez and his minister of the interior, Granda was illegally kidnapped in Caracas in a complete breach of international law and Venezuelan sovereignty.
Full Article : venezuelanalysis.com
Rice puts Venezuela on notice
Posted: Wednesday, January 19, 2005
Testifying before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Rice noted that the United States has had a long history of friendship with Venezuela and said "it is extremely unfortunate" that the govenrment of President Hugo Chavez "has not been constructive."
She said the United States cannot remain indifferent to what Venezuela is doing beyond its borders.
"We know the difficulty that that government is causing for its neighbours," she said, also taking note of "its close association with Fidel Castro of Cuba".
Full Article @ jamaicaobserver.com
Latest News
Posted: Wednesday, January 19, 2005
¤ Torture and Civilian Deaths in Iraq
¤ BS and CBS
¤ We Aren't Dealing With Rationality
¤ Disaster Squared: Iran Is Next
¤ What Kerry Failed to Tell Voters
¤ A Permanent Presence
¤ Ho Hum, More War And Death
¤ Report Shows Bush Wrong About Iraqi WMDs
¤ Iran is Not a Nuclear Threat!!!
¤ Civilians die in U-S checkpoint shooting in Iraq
¤ Odd Happenings in Fallujah
¤ Will the Inaugural Protests Be Covered?
¤ A deadly reversal
¤ Iraq will surrender its soul to America only when the US army has left
¤ Cuba accuses U.S. of cruelty at Guantanamo prison
¤ Oil politics and a mockery of democracy
¤ Standoff between Venezuela and Colombia Continues
¤ Feds Made Interracial Sex America's Taboo
¤ Rice puts Venezuela on notice
¤ Wealthy Iraqis seek safety abroad
¤ Fearful US TV networks censor more shows
¤ George W. Bush's Scandal Sheet
¤ Tsunami effect felt in South America
¤ Rice puts Venezuela on notice
¤ Will the US Tolerate a Venezuelan-Chinese Oil Pact?
¤ Feds Made Interracial Sex America's Taboo
¤ Who is Bush take two?
¤ Shocking images revealed at Britain's 'Abu Ghraib trial'
¤ Car Bombings Kill Nine in Baghdad
¤ A catalogue of British abuse
¤ String of blasts hit Baghdad
¤ Rice Names 'Outposts of Tyranny'
¥ America and Britian are missing from this list
¤ Israel to kill in U.S., allied nations
¤ Britain’s own Guantanamo
¤ Ball Gowns and Hospital Gowns
¤ New Military Links to Indonesia Debated
¤ Israeli army invades Nablus
¤ Free Internet browser Firefox grabs more market share from Microsoft
¤ Do Jews run Hollywood You bet they do--and what of it?
¤ US official confirms Allawi shot six dead
¤ Australian Firm Takes Blame for U.S. Domain Name Hijack
Latest News
Posted: Tuesday, January 18, 2005
¤ Iraq Elections: Farce of the Century
¤ That Magic Moment
¤ Pomp and Improper Circumstance
¤ Special Interests Rule in World Upside Down
¤ Gunmen Kill Three Iraqi Candidates
¤ Export propaganda
¤ Iran: We will strike the U.S. back
¤ Media Training Now Required for Iraq-Bound Soldiers
¤ Crude prices surge to almost $50 a barrel
¤ Swastikas, Hypocrisy and Prince Harry
¤ Why We Must Question Our Elections
¤ Once more, the heat's on Iran
¤ Indonesia Wants Foreign Troops Out Soon
¤ The Ideology of American Empire
¤ Britain should butt out of Africa
¤ 3 US troops among 16 killed in Iraq violence
¤ Suicide Bomber Hits Iraq's Shiite Party
¤ Iraqi candidates shot dead
¤ UK soldier admits Iraq abuse
¤ Will the US Tolerate a Venezuelan-Chinese Oil Pact?
¤ Cayman Islands Leader Sues Newspaper
¤ Iraq violence spreads to 'safe' areas
¤ Pentagon lashes out at Iran claim
¥ However.....
¤ Neocons turn their attention to Iran
¤ Now US ponders attack on Iran
¤ US 'making secret plans to attack sites in Iran'
¤ New intelligence reports raise questions about U.S. mission in Iraq
¤ How Americans Were Seduced by War
¤ Let’s Look within Ourselves for Iraq’s WMD
¤ Why women are poor at science, by Harvard president
¤ No Country Can Attack Us, Iran Says
¤ U.S. found no evidence WMD moved from Iraq
¤ Death squads invite murder in our name
¤ Intensive combat continuing in Chechnya
¤ 34 killed in Iraq pre-poll violence
¤ Rationalising torture
¤ A televisual fairyland
¤ Sino-Japanese 'cold war' stirs new tensions
Not even the shadow of truth
Posted: Monday, January 17, 2005
When Colin Powell attempted to blind the world with science, to convince us that the regime of Saddam Hussein was too dangerous to tolerate, he spoke in front of a carefully hidden symbol of human outrage against war and the murder of innocent people.
Behind him, but covered by an arras, was Picasso's Guernica, a passionate protest in paint against the fascist warplanes of Hitler and Mussolini slaughtering the innocent civilians of the Spanish town of Guernica.
Full Article : jamaicaobserver.com
Marley 're-burial' plans denied
Posted: Monday, January 17, 2005
The widow of reggae legend Bob Marley has distanced herself from reports that she plans to exhume his remains in Jamaica and re-bury them in Ethiopia.
Full Article : news.bbc.co.uk
Bob Marley and Jamaica
We are glad that the family of Rita Marley has denied the report of her intention to exhume her husband and have his body reburied in Ethiopia, which she was quoted as saying was the reggae singer's spiritual home.
Full Article : jamaicaobserver.com
Saddam Hussein Was Right & Bush Was Wrong
Posted: Monday, January 17, 2005
You may remember that in 2002, the year before the Iraq War began, the United Nations Security Council ordered Iraq to produce a report detailing all of its biological, chemical, and nuclear weapons - past and present. Iraqi officials complied and produced an 11,800-page report on Iraq's weapons programs. The report described all the chemical and biological weapons the country once had - where they came from and what was done with them - as well as what had happened to Iraq's nuclear weapons program.
Although the report was prepared for the United Nations, U.S. officials intercepted the report, edited out 8,000 pages (over two thirds) of it, and delivered its Reader's Digest version of the report to the UN.
A German reporter managed to obtain a copy of the original report from Iraq, and then compared it with the truncated copy the U.S. gave to the UN. He found that the missing parts covered the Iraqis' acquisition of chemical and biological weapons from the U.S., the delivery of non-fissionable materials for a nuclear bomb by the U.S. to the Iraqis, and the training of Iraqi nuclear scientists at U.S. nuclear facilities in Los Alamos, Sandia, and Berkeley.
The basic points made in the report were:
Full Article : harrybrowne.org
Latest News
Posted: Monday, January 17, 2005
¤ Chancellor Brown Goes to Africa
¤ Beijing's delicate balancing act in Africa
¤ 22 killed as pre-election violence deepens
¤ Hotel Room Journalism
¤ We Are Not Responsible for 9/11
¤ Holding WMD Liars Accountable
¤ Babylonian treasures desecrated by coalition troops
¤ War in Iraq: Was It Worth It?
¤ Not even the shadow of truth
¤ ‘the battle for Iraq may never be won’
¤ Many killed in Iraq attacks
¤ Tsunami toll tops 175,000
¤ Beijing's delicate balancing act in Africa
¤ From Axis of Evil to Exit Door for Weasels
¤ Villagers furious with Christian Missionaries
¤ Should I Laugh or Cry?
¤ Can You Imagine?: Hussein Was Right & Bush Was Wrong
¤ Two Cheers for the Fox News Channel
¤ The Torture Memo
¤ Special forces 'on the ground' in Iran
¤ Israel hints at new assassinations in Gaza
¤ Bush: U.S. Not Rushing to Leave Iraq
¤ What the Pentagon can now do in secret
¤ War in Iraq: Was It Worth It?
¤ Prez never has to say he's sorry
¤ Kennedy says Iraq is 'Bush's Vietnam'
¤ Resistance fighters killed in Gaza
¤ Sharon accused of exploiting violence
¤ Israeli rockets target Gaza building
¤ Why My Brother Died
Latest News
Posted: Sunday, January 16, 2005
¤ Higher Officials Unlikely to Be Tried
¤ 'Green acres'
¤ God the father, God the son, God the holy bigot
¤ "Following Orders" My Foot!
¤ Coalition admits on eve of election: ‘the battle for Iraq may never be won’
¤ Don't get fooled again
¤ "Sir Mark Thatcher: Mumsy's Boy"
¤ S.Africa's Manuel says "obscene" wealth gap growing
¤ Feigned ignorance is strength
¤ 'Armstrong Williams meets strong-arm politics'
¤ Tsunami Death Toll Now Exceeds 162,000
¤ U.S. conducting secret missions inside Iran-report
¤ 69th soliders wary of 'Sucker Punch' bomb attacks
¤ U.S. called 'nuclear criminal'
¤ Liar Liar
¤ U.S. veteran: “We’re committing genocide in Iraq”
¤ Will it all be 'Made in China'?
¤ Sharon Orders Army to Step Up Fight Against Palestinian
¤ Abu Ghraib abuse firms are rewarded
¤ They flattened this mountaintop to find coal
¤ Bush Says Election Ratified Iraq Policy
¤ Did Colombia Kidnap Guerrilla Leader in Venezuela to Please US?
¤ Marine Who Served in Iraq Slain in Calif.
¤ Brown-Blair crisis worsens
¤ How the tsunami warning was bungled
¤ Rising Violence and Fear Drive Iraq Campaigners Underground
¤ US Said to Regret Kidnapping of German
¤ al Qaeda's Weapons of Mass Hysteria
¤ Woman Waving From WTC North Tower Impact Hole
¤ REMEMBER THESE?
¤ Iraq: The Words of Mass Deception
¤ Fallujah for Dummies or an Idiot’s Guide to Fallujah
¤ Gagging satellite, cyber media
¤ U.S. Forces Carry Out Raids in Mosul
¤ U.S. to withdraw from tsunami relief operations
¤ Sharon declares war on Palestinian resistance
Banana Republican America
Posted: Saturday, January 15, 2005
America is governed by one party rule, the press does not dare provoke that one party, the opposition party is afraid to oppose, the wealthy are getting wealthier by using the national treasury as their private piggy bank, civil liberties are under assault, workers think themselves lucky to earn starvation wages at Wal-Mart, and the man nominated to become the chief law enforcement official in the land has put in writing that torture is not such a bad thing after all.
Full Article : trinicenter.com
The Madness of George W. Bush: A Reflection of Our Collective Psychosis
Bush's sickness is our own.
George W. Bush is ill. He has a psycho-spiritual disease of the soul, a sickness that is endemic to our culture and symptomatic of the times we live in. It’s an illness that has been with us since time immemorial. Because it’s an illness that's in the soul of all of humanity, it pervades the field and is in all of us in potential at any moment, which makes it especially hard to diagnose.
Full Article : baltimorechronicle.com
Latest News
Posted: Saturday, January 15, 2005
¤ US Losses - Photos Hidden By US News Media
¤ Afghansistan's Drug Bonanza
¤ Bush's Grand Plan? Incite Civil War in Iraq
¤ A Constitutional Right to Travel to Cuba
¤ Insurgents Mount Deadly Attacks All Over Iraq
¤ The Projected Winner in Iraq: Failure
¤ Five Iraqi troops, policeman killed
¤ Ancient Babylon site wrecked by US-led forces
¤ Portugal to withdraw force from Iraq on Feb. 12
¤ 'The madness of George W. Bush'
¤ 'The Bush Zone'
¤ 'Banana Republican America'
¤ The WMD fraud
¤ The Drug Dilemma in Afghanistan
¤ HRW: US Set Bad Example for the World
¤ Coming Up Empty
¤ Absolutely?
¤ 'NYT' Obtains 10 Emails, with Photos, Sent by Accused Abu Ghraib Abuser
¤ "Clap-For-Tinkerbell" Patriotism
¤ Why I Refused a 2nd Deployment to Iraq
¤ US helicopter goes down in Mosul
¤ Israel pressures Abbas to halt attacks
¥ Who is urging Israel to stop their attacks
¤ Palestinians killed in Gaza
Flashback ¤ Israeli Massacres
¤ Murdering the English language, George W Bush-style
¤ Murdering George W Bush-style
¤ Bush body count
Venezuela cuts ties with Colombia
Posted: Friday, January 14, 2005
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has suspended diplomatic and trade links with neighbouring Colombia over a "violation of national sovereignty".
He said business dealings with Bogota will be frozen until it has apologised for the kidnap of a Marxist guerrilla chief from Venezuelan soil last month.
Colombia admits paying bounty hunters to help seize the rebel, but denies its agents violated Venezuelan sovereignty.
Full Article : news.bbc.co.uk
Latest News
Posted: Friday, January 14, 2005
¤ Venezuela cuts ties with Colombia
¤ Peacekeepers Fire Tear Gas at Haiti Crowd
¤ Cuban Medical Scholarships Praised by Guatemalan Daily
¤ Pop goes the Bush mythology bubble
¤ Three American Troops Killed in Iraq
¤ Fallujah's Refugees Won't Return Home, Won't Vote
¤ The Disinformation Guide to Drugs
¤ The World Bank and Haiti
¤ Ritter Right About Iraq
¤ White America and the MLK Holiday
¤ Iraq: No WMD, No Reason for War
¤ Man-Made Tsunami Continued
¤ 'India, China may outshine US by 2020'
¤ A Coronation Of Vampires - Don't Look At Bush!
¤ You're invited?
¤ 'President of fabricated crises'
¤ 'Iraq war finger-pointers likely to find hands tied'
¤ 'Fear and voting in Baghdad'
¤ Worker Bees and Soldier Ants: America’s Army of Fascism
¤ WMD? Oh Yeah, That
¤ Israel cuts link with Palestinian officials
¤ Leftists accuse CIA in rebel nab
¤ Memogate vs. Iraqgate
¤ Tsunami Hypocrisy and War
¤ New Russian missiles to «disrupt regional stability»?
¤ Iraq New Terror Breeding Ground
¤ Iraq War Cost $102 Billion Through September,
¤ 'They beat me from all sides'
¤ Happy talk
¤ A global gulag to hide the war on terror's dirty secrets
¤ Ring of steel as Bush sworn in
¤ Bush under fire over human rights
¤ Soldier says superiors ordered abuse
¤ Two Sistani aides assassinated in Iraq
¤ Cheerleading in Abu Ghraib?
¤ Let's Not Pretend We Didn't Know
¤ The WMD debacle
¤ The High Price of Official Lies
¤ Several die in Gaza crossing attack
¤ Murder charge for US soldier in Iraq
¤ Iraqi election workers live in the front line of fear
Leftists accuse CIA in rebel nab
Posted: Friday, January 14, 2005
The Venezuelan leftist group Tupamaro Revolutionary Movement on Thursday accused the CIA of having a hand in the abduction of a Colombian rebel in Caracas.
The accusation came as Venezuela called back its ambassador from Colombia in a growing diplomatic row over the capture of rebel Rodrigo Granda last month. Venezuela's decision followed an acknowledgment by Colombia that it paid bounty hunters for Granda's capture in Venezuela.
"We believe it is part of the policy the [U.S.] Department of State and CIA have developed, in concert with puppet governments in Latin America," said Jose Pinto, 53, secretary-general of Tupamaro, which supports President Hugo Chavez.
Full Article : edition.cnn.com
Latest News
Posted: Thursday, January 13, 2005
¤ WMD Hunt Ends, Bush's Spin Goes On
¤ There He Goes, He's Lying Again
¤ Bulletin: No W.M.D. Found
¤ Time for an Accounting The WMD Fraud
¤ Representative of top Shiite cleric in Iraq slain
¤ All the President's Newsmen
¤ Iraq War Finger-Pointers Likely to Find Hands Tied
¤ Detainee says U.S. handed him over for torture
¤ 'Grabbing power, losing respect'
¤ US, Israeli pressure on Syria decried
¤ Why We Are Horrified By The Destructive Forces Of Nature But...
¤ Excuses, Excuses From a Regime Too Ready to Throw Away the Key
¤ The puppets are incapable of thinking
¤ This election could plunge Iraq further into the abyss
¤ Mark Thatcher to plead guilty in bid to escape jail term
¤ Conflict within the Pentagon
¤ Iraq rebels in video taunt
¤ The Limits of U.S. Military Power
¤ Against War? Stop Buying It
¤ US warns Russia on selling missiles to Syria
¤ Ukraine teaches U.S. lesson in Iraq
¤ 11 killed in Iraq car bombings, attacks
¤ US troops to leave Iraq this year: Powell
¤ The tsunami hasn’t been the only disaster in the affected areas
¤ Search for WMD's in Iraq Ends
¤ Torture by any other name is still torture
¤ The Financial Immorality of American Generosity
¤ Investigate alleged violations of law in Fallujah attack
¤ Iraq's power supply sinks to record low
¤ I am here to save you
¤ Despite false claim, his star rises
¤ Pentagon ban on filming coffins defied
¤ U.S. Lowers Expectations On Iraq Vote
Vladimir Putin and the global realignment
Posted: Wednesday, January 12, 2005
Putin's fall from grace has been swift and steep. He's gone from the White House penthouse to the Crawford chicken coop in just a matter of weeks. The man who George Bush affectionately refers to as "Pootie-poot" is no longer the trusted ally and bosom companion he was in the first four years of the Bush regime. Instead, Washington is reassessing its connection to the Russian president and reshaping its foreign policy to fit the new developments.
On the surface, the Bush administration is limiting its criticism to Putin's increasingly autocratic behavior; foreclosing on regional elections, shutting down the free press, and upsetting the results of the Ukrainian election. The press has taken a similarly strident approach; offering hard-edged recriminations of his "authoritarian" and anti-democratic actions. It's all twaddle. The US would prefer to do business with tyrants and has offered its tacit support to nearly every despot on the planet.
Full Article : trinicenter.com
Latest News
Posted: Wednesday, January 12, 2005
¤ Israeli Oil Company Gets Lucrative Contract in Iraq
¤ Leading by Misleading
¤ Fear Stalks Baghdad
¤ What's Our Biggest Problem...the Insurgency or Bush?
¤ The Projected Winner in Iraq: Failure
¤ The Normalization of Horror
¤ 'The normalization of horror'
¤ No let-up in Iraq violence
¤ Iraq and WMD: Timeline
¤ US: Iraq was free of WMDs
¤ Blair: WMD call was wrong
¤ Changing Face Of Iraq
¤ Health fears for 'torture victims'
¤ 1000 Days of Hell
¤ U.S. mulls strikes on Syria
¤ New Gallup Poll Finds 50% of Public Saying Invasion of Iraq a Mistake
¤ US ends fruitless Iraq WMD search
¤ Attacks on oil and power have cost Iraq 10 billion dollars
¤ 'This Is Not a Life'
¤ Search for Banned Arms In Iraq Ended Last Month
¤ Fears of Terrorism Are Unjustified
¤ Where Antiwar Protesters Should Not Protest
¤ Doctor's Orders -- Spill Your Guts
¤ Moscow is unable to stop the war
¤ About That Cakewalk . . .
¤ More Dissent in Pentagon Ranks Over Iraq War
¤ Gas supply suspended as four die in Sui attacks
¤ 13 Iraqis killed in two bombings
¤ Bush names new homeland security chief
¤ Truth is hard to conceal
¤ Yes to US Aid, No to USAID
¤ Palestinians killed in new Israeli raids
Latest News
Posted: Tuesday, January 11, 2005
¤ US casualties are even worse than what Islammemo reports
¤ Why the emperor has no clothes
¤ U.S. Tells D.C. to Pay Inaugural Expenses
¤ A Dispatch from Bizarro World
¤ Is Al Qaeda Just a Bush Boogeyman?
¤ Why are There No Fundraisers for the Iraqi Dead?
¤ Covering Elections There, Miscovering Them Here
¤ Iraq's Shaky Rush to Polls
¤ Aid as a Weapon of Foreign Policy
¤ Baghdad police chief who warned of force's vulnerability is killed
¤ Shocking New Videos Shown at Iraq Abuse Scandal
¤ Fresh Horrors at Guantanamo
¤ Film reveals true destruction to ghost city Falluja
¤ Gunmen kill deputy chief of Baghdad police
¤ More Dissent in Pentagon Ranks Over Iraq War
¤ Iraq Disintegrating, as Usual
¤ U.S. Denies GIs Killed Iraq Civilians
¤ Fresh Horrors at Guantanamo
¤ Interrogating Rumsfeld
¤ Saddam's Gone – Why Aren't We?
¤ Promoting Torture's Promoter
¤ Civil Liberties and Enemy Combatants
¤ West Africa and Colonialism
¤ Bush’s new sheriff reveals a double standard on torture
¤ Bush's $6 trillion botch
¤ Ukraine to pull all 1,600 troops from Iraq
¤ Cuba resumes relations with all European states
¤ Real TV News
¤ Questions for Donald Rumsfeld
¤ Two faces of democracy
¤ Sex and the UN
Latest News
Posted: Monday, January 10, 2005
¤ In Iraq, gunfire is the only common language
¤ Baghdad's deputy police chief assassinated
¤ First They Came For The Terrorists...
¤ Faith-Based Disasters
¤ Concealing Causes and Consequences
¤ India finds a $40bn friend in Iran
¤ Is the U.S. Organizing Salvador-Style Death Squads in Iraq?
¤ Six killed in car bomb blast in Afghanistan
¤ Bomb Destroys U.S. Tank, Kills Two Soldiers in Iraq
¤ Death Squads Come in Waves
¤ Bush Tsunami Bumbling Washes Away Good Will
¤ The Scent of Fear
¤ Twenty-One Words
¤ Guantanamo: Three years on
¤ Europe Retreats From America's Quagmire
¤ No certainty about Africans and HIV
¤ Baghdad Buffet
¤ A Reasonable Man
¤ Phoney war
¤ 'The myth of American generosity'
¤ Abbas claims poll landslide
¤ MoD move to suppress evidence in abuse court martial
¤ Baghdad Deputy Police Chief Assassinated
¤ 'Britain's Abu Ghraib': troops face torture evidence
¤ Bring back the lash
¤ In Iraq, a winter of discontent
¤ US airstrike near Mosul kills civilians
¤ US troops kill civilians in Iraq attacks
¤ Syria rejects Iraqi accusations to fuel insurgency
¤ Powell fears for Iraq’s future
¤ The Jungle In The Desert
¤ Latest Guard Deployment Includes Mostly Women
¤ In Iraq, gunfire is the only common language
¤ Rumsfeld's Legacy: The Iraq Syndrome?
¤ CHASING DOWN THE TRUTH ABOUT TORTURE
¤ Europe Retreats From America's Quagmire
¤ The 'tsunami' victims that we don't count
Latest News
Posted: Sunday, January 9, 2005
¤ Sudanese Leaders Sign Peace Agreement
¤ Troops enforce land grab law
¤ Palestinian Turnout Low, Voting Extended
¤ German's Claim of Kidnapping Brings Investigation of U.S. Link
¤ Party leader assassinated in Iraq
¤ Osama bin Laden - - Had Some Help
¤ The U.N. Sex Scandal
¤ George Walker Bush's Willing Executors
¤ Audit finds anti-terror funds used for lawn-mower races in Texas
¤ Unanswered Questions
¤ Drug addicted US troops sent to Scotland for help
¤ US troops kill Iraqi civilians
¤ Tsunamis and this Thing Called Humanity
¤ What about the Children of Iraq?
¤ US seeks to buy ammunition from Taiwan as stocks run low after Iraq
¤ The other tsunami
¤ Defining victory down
¤ Iraqi Elections: a cynical deception
¤ Moral Vision, The Tsunami and Iraq
¤ 7 die in Sweden as hurricane-force winds hit south
¤ In the forgotten ghost town, thousands still wait for aid
¤ Pakistan Imposes Indefinite 24-Hr. Curfew
¤ Sri Lanka Explosions Kill 3, Injure 37
¤ Bush 'the king' blows $50m on coronation
¤ US military admits it hit wrong target after bomb kills 14 Iraqis
¤ This war on terrorism is bogus
¤ Bush’s nominee for attorney general has ‘blood on his hands’
¤ Palestinians accuse Israel of breaking deal on election eve
¤ Bush's job approval lowest of recent two-term presidents
¤ 'Enabling corruption'
¤ Geneva Convention Overhaul Considered
Latest News
Posted: Saturday, January 8, 2005
¤ The Politics of Lebanon
¤ Worse Off Now Than Under Saddam
¤ Counterclockwise Evolution
¤ Report Paints Bleak Picture of Iraqi Forces
¤ OKC Bombshell Implicates Feds In Murrah Blast
¤ Iraqi elder statesman again calls for postponement of Iraq elections
¤ DR Congo sex abuse claims upheld
¤ Pakistan clashes kill at least 10
¤ U.S. Says Errant Strike Kills 5 in Iraq
¤ Sectarian Unrest Kills 11 in Pakistan
¤ US airstrike near Mosul kills civilians
¤ Bush insists Iraq poll will bring peace
¥ Fool them once...
¤ Deaths Since Bush said "Mission Accomplished"
¤ US troops face deadlier bombs in Iraq
¤ US to overhaul beleaguered forces in Iraq
¤ Devastated Iraq
¤ Up to 30,000 people in Somalia have lost their livelihoods
¤ Asia Tsunami Death Toll Passes 150,000
¤ Bush paid TV pundit to push education plan
¤ UN peacekeepers in Congo sexually exploited young girls
¤ Fight Against Black Racism Futile Without Tackling Stereotypes
¤ Under interrogation
¤ U.S. troops have one in 11 chance of being wounded or killed in Iraq
¤ No Peace in Palestine
¤ Gonzales at Justice and Lynndie in the Trash
¤ Insurgent Admits Iran, Syria Links on Tape
¥ Sure....
¤ HARROWING 1ST HAND ACCOUNT OF TSUNAMI
¤ 18 die as two Italian trains collide
¤ Electoral Vote Challenge Meets Venomous Response in Congress
¤ Mau Mau and the bodysnatchers
"White Man's Burden" and the Iraq War
Posted: Friday, January 7, 2005
One of the important topics that continues to remain off-limits in regards to Iraq is race, and the racist theology that drove the country to war. It’s odd, in a country where so much of the history is steeped in the blood of chauvinistic wars, that Americans are still hesitant to examine the reflection in the mirror. Wasn't the nation shaped by a genocidal assault on Native Americans; killing upwards of 10 million indigenous people and decimating their culture? Or was that simply a demonstration "Manifest Destiny"; God's sordid will expressed by dispatching people of color to their immortal reward? The same could also be said of slavery; the odious transformation of people into chattel to augment the wealth of a few plantation owners. That crime was vindicated under the rubric of "states rights", a moniker that justified 200 years of methodical brutality and exploitation. Yes, these crimes always have their attendant rationalization.
Full Article : zmag.org
Latest News
Posted: Friday, January 7, 2005
¤ Memo reveals Bush OKd torture
¤ India's untouchables forced out of relief camps
¤ Mbeki slams Winston Churchill
¤ The Mighty US GI's: Lied To, Used, and Losing
¤ US troops facing deadlier bombs in Iraq
¤ Trickle of Abuse Reports Becoming a Torrent
¤ Musharraf ups the ante on Kashmir
¤ Iraq War Taking Toll on Army
¤ Palestinian Elections Under Occupation
¤ Bush, the Pentagon and the Tsunami
¤ Riskier and Riskier
¤ Dutch Revolt in Iraq?
¤ The state of Israel was founded on the Holocaust myth
¤ The Tsunami Victims That We Don't Count
¤ Letter From Ground Zero
¤ Acts of God, Acts of Media
¤ Iraq: The Devastation
¤ Failing From A to Z
¤ Worse Than Fiction
¤ 'The shadow of El Salvador haunts the Iraqi elections'
¤ The crime of war: from Nuremberg to Fallujah
¤ US doctors accused over Guantánamo abuse
¤ Nine U.S. Troops Are Killed in Iraq
¤ From Alberto to the Insurgency
¤ This poster lies
¤ U.S. Falls out of the Index of Economic Freedom's Top 10
¤ All pieces on chessboard are of the same color
¤ Tyranny, Government 'Charity,' and the Tsunami
¤ Dear Dubya
¤ Tsunami Death Toll Up to Nearly 145,000
¤ US soldiers 'told to lie' in abuse probe
¤ A Foreign Aid Disaster in the Making
¤ US toll rises in Iraq
¤ Roadside bomb kills seven U.S. soldiers in Baghdad
¤ Secrets and alibis
¤ 90 people have been killed in Iraq this week
¤ Two Britons held in Iraq
Latest News
Posted: Thursday, January 6, 2005
¤ Roadside bomb kills 7 soldiers in Baghdad
¤ Fourteen Russian troops killed
¤ Supporting Torture is not Gonzales' Greatest Sin
¤ The Decline of the Dollar
¤ The Tsunami and India's Coastal Poor
¤ Colin Powell's Selective Sense of Horror
¤ We Are All Torturers Now
¤ Alberto Gonzales' Role in Torture Memos
¤ Iraq: American Reality
¤ Forget Iraq and South Asia, It's Party Time
¤ Cancel the Inauguration Parties and Increase Aid to Tsunami Victims
¤ Self-Portrait with Shackles for the Year 2005
¤ Will We Still Care When Media Leave?
¤ The Ballots at the Back of the Bus
¤ Imperialism in Samaritan’s clothing
¤ US troops 'laughed as Iraqi died'
¤ The neocons have a hand in Aceh, too
¤ US to buy ammunition from Taiwan
¤ Anatomy of Racism
¤ President Thabo Mbeki was Right!
¤ 18 Iraqis Found Dead in Field Near Mosul
¤ Ignorance and Illogic About Iraq
¤ Madness in Iraq continues unabated
¤ Meanwhile, Back in Iraq...
¤ Privations weigh down Iraqi housewives
¤ 48 die in Iraq suicide blasts, clashes
¤ Marine charged with desertion in Iraq now declared deserter again
¤ Tsunami spawns internet scams
¤ 150 Maoist rebels killed in clash in Nepal: army official
¤ Mexico offers illegal immigrants tips on how to cross US border
¤ Putin aide pays for Yukos attack
¤ Sharon's Golan problem
¤ Decrees Passed to Accelerate Land Reform in Several States
The victims of the tsunami pay the price of war on Iraq
Posted: Wednesday, January 5, 2005
US and British aid is dwarfed by the billions both spend on slaughter
There has never been a moment like it on British television. The Vicar of Dibley, one of our gentler sitcoms, was bouncing along with its usual bonhomie on New Year's Day when it suddenly hit us with a scene from another world. Two young African children were sobbing and trying to comfort each other after their mother had died of Aids. How on earth, I wondered, would the show make us laugh after that? It made no attempt to do so. One by one the characters, famous for their parochial boorishness, stood in front of the camera wearing the white armbands which signalled their support for the Make Poverty History campaign. You would have to have been hewn from stone not to cry.
Full Article : guardian.co.uk
Latest News
Posted: Wednesday, January 5, 2005
¤ Iraqi militants take heavy toll among police
¤ Numbed by the Numbers of Those Who Have Died
¤ Just One Senator...
¤ Bush Fuses Orwell, Kafka
¤ Make This The Moment The World Woke Up
¤ A Cuban Perspective on Gary Webb
¤ Where are the Images from Iraq & Afghanistan?
¤ 740 South Africans still missing
¤ American Soldier Tries To Unveil Iraqi Girl By Force
¤ Car Bomb Attack at Iraqi Police Graduation Ceremony Kills 20
¤ Dollars against Bush
¤ Debunking The Out Of Africa Origin Of HIV & AIDS
¤ Iraq -- To vote or not to vote
¤ Sole NZ soldier heads to Iraq
¤ ''White Man's Burden' and the Iraq War'
¤ Media bias undermines truth and peace
¤ Stand Up, Senator
¤ Three days down, 362 to go
¤ Two-track weapons program
¤ Iraqi police academy bombed in Hilla
¤ The CIA, Crack Cocaine and the Black Community
¤ Comparing Iraqi Victims with Victims from the Indian Ocean Tsunami
¤ Iraq abuse "went on until July"
¤ Dubious Purge at the CIA
¤ Oppose the draft? It's already here
¤ Total number of US troops wounded in Iraq surpasses 10,000 mark
¤ Baghdad governor slain
¤ US helicopters bomb Iraqi city Arbil
¤ Israeli troops kill Palestinian at border
¤ Tsunami: Saved after eight days at sea
¤ Civilians reported killed by military intervention in Iraq
¤ Baghdad governor slain in pre-election attack
¤ Circumstantial evidence
¤ U.S. gives a warning to Syrians
¤ Truck driver killed in Iraq
¤ 56 journos killed in 2004
¤ Syrian Driver Alleges Torture by U.S.
¤ 'You're George Bush's brother? Good for you.'
¤ Another wave of miserliness from Britain's super-rich
U.S. bungled AIDS study, whistleblower says
Posted: Tuesday, January 4, 2005
Federal officials involved in a U.S.-funded study in Uganda endangered the lives of hundreds of patients testing an AIDS drug because of careless and negligent research practices, a government whistleblower said today.
Full Article : chron.com
Mbeki slams Winston Churchill
Posted: Tuesday, January 4, 2005
South African President Thabo Mbeki used a speech in the Sudanese National Assembly to attack writings of late British Prime Minister Winston Churchill as demonstration of what colonial masters thought of Africans.
In a speech released on Monday — but delivered in the Sudanese national assembly on Saturday — Mbeki said Churchill wrote "the famous account of the colonising exploits of (Lord) Kitchener in Sudan in the book The River War". Churchill served under Kitchener who led the colonial army that defeated "the patriotic Mahdist forces at Omdurman in 1898 and occupied Khartoum".
Full Article : iafrica.com
Latest News
Posted: Tuesday, January 4, 2005
¤ Death and Life in the Andaman Islands
¤ Iraqi governor killed, Green Zone hit
¤ Who said this and when?
¤ Palestinians killed in Israeli shelling
¤ Syrian files case against US general
¤ An Epic Fiction With Real Consequences
¤ Charged with No Crime, Implicated in No Wrongdoing
¤ The Year in Torture
¤ Real Relief Starts with Debt Relief
¤ Media Sense and Sensibilities
¤ The Victims of the Tsunami Pay the Price of War on Iraq
¤ The Jungle in the Desert
¤ Israeli shell kills seven in Gaza
¤ The Asian tsunami: why there were no warnings
¤ A Dark Anniversary in Afghanistan
¤ Army covered up secret quota for black recruits
¤ When a wave of torture and murder staggered a small U.S. ally
¤ Britons rank Israel 'worst country'
¤ Severely disabled, mentally ill: the truth about Broadmoor 'terrorist' emerges
¤ White House tries to cover up Bush’s moment of truth
¤ Congress expects $100 billion war request
¤ Annan names new UN Chief of Staff
¤ 20 killed in Baghdad blast
¤ Dad, Don’t Go to Work for the Bush Administration
¤ Two-thirds of Florida's provisional ballots rejected
¤ Three Britons killed in Baghdad blast
¤ The US is Losing Iraq
¤ Suicide bombers kill 27 Iraq guards
¤ Iraqi minister says poll may be delayed
¤ Bush 2 off to shaky start
¤ Baghdad suffers multiple bomb attacks
¤ Five Palestinians Killed in Northern Gaza
Mbeki in Sudan for ceasefire deal
Posted: Monday, January 3, 2005
President Thabo Mbeki has witnessed the signing of the Protocol on Implementation Modalities and the Permanent Ceasefire Agreement between the Sudanese government and southern rebels.
The signing between the government of Sudan and the Sudanese People's Liberation Movement (SPLM) brings to an end a 21-year civil war and paves the way for the signing of the comprehensive peace agreement on January 9.
Full Article : iafrica.com
Latest News
Posted: Monday, January 3, 2005
¤ The War Hits Home
¤ Is There One Senator Who Will Stand Up for Black Voters?
¤ Patronizing the Palestinians
¤ The Big Stories of 2005
¤ Would It Make Sense to Just Leave Iraq?
¤ Time Magazine’s Unreal Portrait of Bush the "American Revolutionary"
¤ Rebel attacks kill 17 in Iraq
¤ The 2004 Falsies Awards
¤ The 25 Dumbest Quotes of 2004
¤ Faux news: The year in review and the year to come
¤ Mbeki in Sudan for ceasefire deal
¤ Mbeki outlines bold plans for the new year
¤ $2bn pledged, but will the world keep its promises?
¤ Starving islanders kidnap officials
¤ Witness says Thatcher had role in coup plot
¤ 26 killed in Iraqi suicide blast
¤ Four police die in Peruvian shootout
¤ The latest torture documents show the government still isn't coming clean.
¤ Overblown Threats Now they tell us
¤ UN: Death Toll Almost 150,000
¤ What Wonderful Possibilities!
¤ Baghdad car bomb kills at least two
¤ If You Don’t Do What We Want, Bombs Away!
¤ Polluters of US Perceptions
Tsunami Death Toll May Reach 200,000
Posted: Sunday, January 2, 2005
The world will never know how many people lost their lives in the cataclysm that struck the Indian Ocean region a week ago.
The official death toll moved incrementally forward to 123,184 yesterday, with more than 80,000 of these in Indonesia and nearly 30,000 in Sri Lanka. But one leading observer Laila Freivalds, the Swedish Foreign Minister said after visiting Thailand: "The whole area is still chaotic. Dead bodies are being collected, boats are arriving from the islands loaded with dead people. In the whole area, the death toll is beginning to rise towards 200,000."
Full Article : commondreams.org
Latest News
Posted: Sunday, January 2, 2005
¤ ...Hey we can only cover 1 story at a time!!!
¤ Abu Ghraib
¤ Foreknowledge of A Natural Disaster
¤ 50 Israeli tanks enter Gaza
¤ Car Bomb Kills 19 Iraqi Guardsmen
¤ Insurgent war crippling Iraqi oil industry
¤ Israelis launch new raid in Gaza
¤ 23 Iraqi forces killed in separate attacks
¤ Fresh Details Emerge on Harsh Methods at Guantánamo
¤ Nature sends violent warning
¤ US Applying 'Israeli Tactics' in Felluce
¤ Powell and Little Bro Should Stay Home
¤ Earthquakes and End Times, Past and Present
¤ U.S. Soldier, Afghan Killed in Gunfight
¤ Car Bomb Explosion Kills 11 Iraqi Troops
¤ 'If I had been British, I'd be dead'
¤ Five Iraqi soldiers murdered on video
¤ Iraq Ushers in New Year with Deadly Attacks
¤ Iraq Out of Spotlight, but Still Volatile
¤ Not a good way to start a democracy
¤ Pollsters, Media Implicated in Vote Fraud
¤ The War To Save The U.S. Dollar
¤ The Power of Nightmares: The Shadows In The Cave
¤ 15 more killed in Iraq violence
¤ US considers permanent detentions
¤ Iraqi national guards' bus ambushed
¤ Iraq's election officials resign fearing reprisals
Latest News
Posted: Saturday, January 1, 2005
¤ Code Words for Emerging Authoritarian Tendencies in Americans
¤ Testing Free Speech in America
¤ Bush and the Tsunami
¤ A Natural Blow to the Apparatus of State Terror?
¤ Out of Iraq, Now
¤ U.S. 2-Year Note Falls for Week, Capping Worst Year Since 1999
¤ Goodbye to 2004, another year of living stupidly
¤ Let's Talk War Crimes
¤ Immoral Values
¤ Insurgents kill 12 Iraqis, one U.S. Marine
¤ Saboteurs blow up Iraqi oil pipeline
¤ Total number of dead: 125,977
¤ In death, imperialism lives on
¤ There Will Be No Peace, Without An End To This Terrorism
¤ Aid still failing to reach neediest
¤ For Iraqis, Not Much to Celebrate in 2004
¤ Palestinian Death Toll Rises to 12 as Israel Presses Gaza Attack
¤ For many Americans, Iraq war has no consequences
¤ Iraq 2004 Looks Like Vietnam 1966
¤ An army's morale on the downswing
¤ U.S entrance into World War II PDF
¤ Tsunami toll approaches 150,000
¤ During World War II, U.S killed more people than the tsunamis
¤ US pilot who dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima later went mad
¤ Shock, awe and the human body
¤ Yanukovych to Pursue Ukraine Presidency
¤ US Troops Face Different Kind of Shock and Awe in Iraq
¤ Suicide Bomber Kills 7 in North Iraq
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