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Francis
A. Boyle Distroying World Order Synopsis Since the war in Afghanistan and Operation Iraqi Freedom, Americans have been surprised to learn that much of the world now views the United States itself as a major threat to global peace. |
IMPEACHMENT Campaign to Impeach Bush, Cheney, Ashcroft and Rumsfeld is led by Professor Francis Boyle @ University of Illinois. |
by
Larry
Ross
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December
30 , 2004
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There are thousands of nuclear weapons at
Bush's command, including those of Tony Blair's UK and Sharon's Israel.
Bush's new permissive nuclear doctrines, and his enthusiastic neocon administration,
have set the stage for nuclear wars. Americans accept that, as easily
as Jim Jones loyal followers accepted his leadership (and poisoning) in
order to go to a heavenly world. That's the prospect at this time. It
is possible, but looks unlikely, that there will be enough sane Americans
left with the power to stop Bush before he commits his arsenals to the
unthinkable. |
by Dr.
Teresa Whitehurst
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December
28, 2004
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...Whether through self-censorship or junk education, our country's children are paying the price for the political aggression of the far right. Robert Frost once wrote, "Education is the ability listen to almost anything without losing your temper." |
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by Peter
Schrag
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December
29, 2004
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One of the blessings of having been around
a long time is that in any dark moment of our national life you can usually
think of another moment that, if you put your mind to it, seemed almost
as dark or maybe darker: McCarthyism, Watergate, the disaster of Vietnam. |
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by
Larry
Ross
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December
29, 2004
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Under the slogan of "bringing liberation, Democracy and freedom to grateful Iraqis" the US is laying waste to the country. 60-70% of Fallujah destroyed by bombing is an example of how the US is making war on the people while purporting to be making war on terrorism. They are likely to use the same "bombing to rubble" tactic on other Iraq cities. |
BBC
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December
24, 2004
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Scenes of widespread destruction have greeted residents allowed back into the Iraqi city of Falluja following the US assault in November. BBC News spoke to Dr Saleh Hussein Isawi, the acting director of the Falluja general hospital, who accompanied some of the refugees to the city. |
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by Robert
Scheer
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December
28 , 2004
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It is time to invade Cuba
and put an end to what has become another Devil's Island in the annals
of government-sanctioned torture. The barbaric treatment of political
prisoners on the island is made no more palatable by being conducted in
the name of an ideology that claims to be liberating the world from its
shackles. |
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by Sheila
Samples
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December
27, 2004
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George W. Bush, their commander-in-chief, calls them "the troops." He says they're on a "noble 'n vital" mission in Iraq. When asked about them, Bush says his "thoughts 'n prayers" go out to them. When shrapnel shreds their limbs or they are blown to bits by bombs, he says he "grieves 'n mourns" for them. Because of the troops, Bush says "America and the world are a safer place (sic)." |
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by
Larry
Ross
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December
24, 2004
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Professor Boyle is a very informed and perceptive
analyst of International Affairs who was educated as a neo-conservative
and knows how they think. He shows why, with their twisted ideology, todays
Neocons are committing war crimes abroad while building a police state
at home. It gives in-depth information which helps predict what,
and how far, the Neocon Administration will go. |
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by
Larry
Ross
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December
22, 2004
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The 615 page Intelligence Reform legislation is "a more stunning attack on the Bill Of Rights than the Patriot Act" as Mike Whitney points out below. |
by Mike
Whitney
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December
20 , 2004
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The new Intelligence reform bill is a more
stunning attack on the Bill of Rights than the Patriot Act. Most people
have no idea how dramatically their "inalienable" rights have
been savaged, or to what extent the Congress has sold them out. It's no
exaggeration to say that the foundation of personal liberty, guaranteed
in the law, is cracking at the base. It'll be a miracle if we can put
it back together in time to pass it on to our children. |
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by Ivan
Eland
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December
21, 2004
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The most recent among many testing glitches
of the Bush administration missile defense program should remind us that
this exorbitant and heavily politicized effort should be scrapped. Until
September 11, in the eyes of conservatives, the litmus test for patriotism
was support for missile defense. Now they have moved on to view backing
for the troubled Iraq War as the badge of armchair courage. Yet the 9/11
attacks demonstrated that the missile defense program did not address
the most severe threats facing the United States. |
THE EMPIRE HAS NO CLOTHES U.S. Foreign Policy Exposed |
by Ivan
Eland
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Released
October, 2004
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Most Americans
dont think of their government as an empire, but in fact the United
States has been steadily expanding its control of overseas territories
since the turn of the twentieth century. Now, through political intimidation
and over 700 military bases worldwide, the U.S. holds sway over an area
that dwarfs the great empires of world history. |
Walk Opposes New Nuclear Weapons, Proliferation and War Preparations |
by
Larry
Ross
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December
19, 2004
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These articles, give you a quick summary
of the nuclear dangers from new weapons, proliferation, a new nuclear
arms race, and more likely usage. It is urgent that people support this
walk and associated peace actions as there would be no second chances
after a nuclear war. All other important concerns and causes would count
for nothing if humanity allows a nuclear war to happen. As we all are
potential victims, we all have good reasons to learn more about this threat
and do something about it. The preparations for a nuclear war continue
and the new Bush pre-emptive war and nuclear doctrines make such a war
far more likely. |
by Marcus
Atkinson
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December
18, 2004
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We need people all around the world to organize demonstations at the UN Headquarters in every country !! |
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by Jim
Lobe
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December
18, 2004
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WASHINGTON - Just when it
appeared that Syria was complying in earnest with US demands to secure
its border with Iraq, and even making unprecedented peace overtures to
Israel, key neo-conservative opinion shapers are calling on President
George W Bush to take stronger measures against Damascus, possibly including
military action. |
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by JENNIFER
BAYOT
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December
18, 2004
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...In his 1974 book, "The Permanent
War Economy," he composed a long list of military trade-offs. The
money spent on one Huey helicopter, he said, could buy 66 low-priced homes,
while a recent $69 million reduction in child-nutrition programs represented
the cost of two DE-1052 destroyer escorts. He added, "To eliminate
hunger in America = $4-5 billion = C-5A aircraft program." |
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by
Larry
Ross
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December
15, 2004
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Stasi establishes and documents the religious
deterioration and subjugation of the American psyche. America is in the
hands of a band of dedicated criminal religious nutters. They are daily
becoming more powerful and entrenched. They use queer religious doctrines
to justify any act, any risk or any crime. It's all done for the lord
you see, for his greater glory and to fulfil his heavenly promise. Everything
and anything can be justified and excused. |
by Dom
Stasi
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November
2, 2004
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Religious Exploitation,
and the New American Creed |
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by
Larry Ross
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December
11, 2004
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Why Some Christians Believe
George Bush Is Today's Antichrist Telling lies to justify war, stealing the US election and any other crimes are easy to justify as "doing God's will" within the context of Bush's belief system. Millions of believing Americans agree with Bush and his tactics, and think he was chosen by God to bring on the "end time" with an Armageddon type of final war between good and evil starting in Israel. |
by
Tim Appelo
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December
8 - 14, 2004
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The Christian right and the Christian left are engaged in a debate over who 'owns' Jesus - and whether Dubya is a force for good or class. When President George W. Bush was appointed by five Supreme Court justices in 2000, right-wing Christians sang hosannas for the triumph of God's will over the electorate's. "President Bush is God's man at this hour," said Tim Goeglein, Bush's liaison to evangelicals. Though the Methodist president dishonestly conceals the whole truth about his apocalyptic religious beliefs, he has acted as an evangelist in office. As Esther Kaplan demonstrates in With God on Their Side: How Christian Fundamentalists Trampled Science, Policy, and Democracy in George W. Bush's White House, he's doled out millions to far-right Christian groups, systematically crushed secular left and nonright mainstream organizations from Head Start to the Audubon Society, and replaced policy and scientific experts with comically ignorant yet politically cunning fanatic provocateurs. | |||||
THE
FACTS from www.solarbus.org A Stolen
Election
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Posted
December 10, 2004
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Documenting What Could Be The Highest Crime
In THe History Of Our Country - America |
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by
Carol Sterritt
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December,
2004
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On
November 2, 2004, for the second time in 48 months, George W. Bush and
his minions illegally altered the Presidential election results by enough
of a count that he will again illegally occupy the White House for another
four years. |
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by
Stephen Simac
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December,
2004
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A
great wailing and gnashing of teeth was heard from half the country, while
jubilant cheers rose from the other half. At least from the 60% of American
citizens who actually voted in the Word Series of Politics. |
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by James
Carroll
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December
7 , 2004
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WHY DON'T we Americans look directly at the war? We avert our gaze, knowing that the situation in Iraq grows more desperate by the day. Vaunted "coalition" efforts to "break the back" of the "insurgency" have only strengthened it. The violence among Iraqis would surely qualify as civil war -- except that only one side is fighting. The structures of relief and repair are gone. Whole cities are destroyed, populations displaced. The hope of Iraqi elections is mortally compromised. "Coalition" members are dropping out. The mission of American force is to secure the country, but it can't secure itself. The performance of US intelligence has been consistent: Its strategic failures caused the war, and its tactical ignorance of the enemy is losing the war. ICH Review of the book "Crusade: Chronicles of an Unjust War." |
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Ex-CIA
Man Now Interim Prime Minister
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Comment
by Larry
Ross
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December
7, 2004
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The US selected Iyad Allawi, who served the
interests of the USA for many years as a clandestine CIA agent staging
explosions in Iraq, as their interim Prime Minister of Iraq. |
by Joel
Brinkley
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June 8,
2004
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Iyad Allawi, now the designated
prime minister of Iraq, ran an exile organization intent on deposing Saddam
Hussein that sent agents into Baghdad in the early 1990's to plant bombs
and sabotage government facilities under the direction of the C.I.A.,
several former intelligence officials say. |
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by
Larry
Ross
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December
5, 2004
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These are very revealing
quotes about the real reasons for the US war, and how the neocon administration |
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Comment by Larry
Ross
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December 5, 2004
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This is a brilliant analysis of why Kerry lost the US 2004 Presidential election by Evan Peterson, so long as the reader accepts the conventional explanations - that it was a fair election without fraud. Peterson gives many reasons for Kerry's loss, and lower than expected vote, and raises many questions about the Peters campaign and motivations. He does not raise the question of fraud in his article because he wants the reader to consider the deficiencies in the candidate and his organisation, rather than excuse them because of Bush's alleged fraud. |
December
3, 2004
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Why The DLC's Candidate, John Kerry, Was
A Bad Choice For Democrats |
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There Has Been A Fascist Coup in This Country With Media Complicity |
by Seth
Farber,
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December
4, 2004
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Noam Chomsky has lucidly explicated the imperial
consensus adhered to by both parties since the US became No I after WW11.
However he has also pointed out that the Bush National Security Strategy
scared even the mainstream foreign policy elite. It bodes an escalation
of the international arms race and all kinds of unprecedented threats
to our survival. |
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by Larry
Ross
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December 3, 2004
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Bush's various extreme actions and desire for more wars in the Middle East may be one reason why Bush is using such extraordinary cruel tactics. He is waging a war mainly on Iraqi civilians that will make people hate and resist the US . Then Bush again fools the US people by telling them that this proves the people are really terrorists and the US duty is to make war on them - any kind of foul war he chooses and forget international law. |
November 29, 2004
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November 9th, 2004 was Fallujah's 9/11
Tuesday. It marked the peak of three days of indiscriminate bombing of
Fallujah by US forces. |
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by Charles Shaw,
Posted December 3, 2004
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An exclusive, in-depth interview with
journalist Dahr Jamail on what is really going on in Iraq |
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December 1, 2004
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An international legal team has filed a criminal
complaint against US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and other top US
officials over the Abu Ghraib prisoner torture and abuse scandal in Iraq.
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November 30, 2004
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Known as the "city of mosques"
for its more than 200 mosques, Fallujah is also known for refusing to
add Saddams name to the call for prayers from its ancient minarets.
It is located on the banks of river Euphrates, the largest river in Southwest
Asia. The 1700 miles long Euphrates is linked with some of the most important
events in olden history. |
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Comment by Larry
Ross
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November 29,
2004
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This chink in the neocon armour, is of fundamental importance and well worth a read. The neocons have been singularly successful in foisting a litany of lies about Iraq WMD, links to al-Qaeda, links to 9/11 attacks, links to terrorism and future attacks. They continue their buoyant attitudes as their killing, bombing and general mass destruction increases. Now they are claiming that the American people have given them, and their spokesman Bush, a mandate to continue, and impose the rest of their agenda on the world. |
by Danny Postel
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October 28, 2004
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The Iraq war opened a fratricidal split among United States neoconservatives. Danny Postel examines the bitter dispute between two leading neocons, Francis Fukuyama and Charles Krauthammer, and suggests that Fukuyamas critique of the Iraq war and decision not to vote for George W Bush is a significant political as well as intellectual moment. |
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by Tim
Weiner
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November 28, 2004
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"It used
to be just an airplane company. Now it's a warfare company. It's an integrated
solution provider. It's a one-stop shop. Anything you need to kill the enemy,
they will sell you." -- John Pike, longtime military analyst and director of GlobalSecurity.org, discussing role of Lockheed |
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Recommended Reading
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November 27, 2004
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I have examined this site and found lots
of documentation of US election fraud and many links that yield further
and related information. There are very serious implications here for
the future destiny of America and the world. |
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by Gordon Corera
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November 24, 2004
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There is intense speculation in the corridors
of Washington over where foreign policy might head in the next four years.
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Comment by Larry
Ross November
22, 2004
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This superlatively excellent Canadian lawyers
call for a ban on Bush visits, and Bush's indictment for war crimes, deserves
to be put on the agenda of every peace group everywhere. |
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Why The USA Must Reject Bush's Evil "Marquis de Sade" Nominee For Attorney General: Alberto Gonzales Wrote "Torture Memo" That Laid Groundwork For Abu Ghraib | |||||
by Evan
Augustine Peterson III, J.D. November
22, 2004
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There was a bipartisan consensus on last Sunday's televised political talk-shows that the US Senate will confirm, with relative ease, Mr. Bush's appointment of Alberto R. Gonzales as the next Attorney General ("AG"). However, if our Senators retain any respect for universal human rights and the rule of constitutional and international law, they will vigorously oppose Mr. Gonzales' appointment as our new AG. [1] [2] Furthermore, it's imperative that our Senators, both left and right, defeat this unwise appointment for the following five reasons. |
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Erosion
of Freedom In the USA - Comment |
by Larry
Ross |
November 20, 2004 |
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In my research I came across this extraordinary documentation of the laws enacted over the years in the US, that curtail, discourage or punish dissent or protest against the official line. It seems quite clear that America is forfeiting it's reputation as home of the brave and the free, and becoming more of a theocratic dynasty or plutocracy. Or a Fascist state - American style. |
The
Nature of the Threat |
by Maureen Farrell
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February 24, 2004 |
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"The Neoconservative Plan for Global Dominance" and "Homeland Security Threatens Civil Liberty" are listed as Project Censored's most underreported stories for 2002-2003. The New York Times runs an editorial on black box voting, drawing widespread attention to the possibility of rigged elections in 2004. Given our recent history, if freedom were to be undermined, how would we know for sure? |
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Dear Mr. Martin: |
Petition
from peaceinspace.org/ November
20, 2004
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Dear Mr. Martin: |
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by Sam Hamod, ICH
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November 19, 2004
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We condemn the unjust, immoral and brutal
killing of Mrs. Margaret Hassan in Iraq. This woman was an angel of mercy,
a shining light to those who needed help for decades in Iraq. She stood
up to Saddam Hussein and to the U.S.military, she wanted only to help
the people of her adopted country. |
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Steal
Your Election |
by Gary Beckwith
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November 19, 2004
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The story about the election fraud simply
won't go away. More and more evidence is mounting, and recounts are now
underway. |
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WAR CRIMES - A Report on United States War Crimes Against Iraq to the Commission of Inquiry for the International War Crimes Tribunal |
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by Ramsey Clark and Others
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posted November 18, 2004
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"It has never happened in history that a nation that has won a war has been held accountable for atrocities committed in preparing for and waging that war. We intend to make this one different. What took place was the use of technological material to destroy a defenseless country. From 125,000 to 300,000 people were killed... We recognize our role in history is to bring the transgressors to justice." Ramsey Clark |
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by Michael Moore
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Posted - November 18,
2004
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Why are the thousands of disgruntled GIs,
their families and Veterans who question Bush's wisdom and veracity in
e-mails and letters sent to Michael Moore rarely, if at all, represented
in the mainstream media? |
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by Dave Zweifel
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November 17, 2004
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Judging from the proliferation of articles
on the Internet and elsewhere - some of them scholarly, some not - over
whether there was something funny in the counting of ballots Nov. 2, an
investigation needs to be launched if only to assure Americans that our
election process isn't crooked. |
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Analysis,
U.S. Election |
by Larry
Ross |
November 17, 2004
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Evan Peters election analysis makes many excellent points. But it does not cover election fraud which many articles in this website indicate did happen. I think election fraud colours the whole picture. It means Bush and the Republicans committed major crimes in order to steal the US Presidency - again. It also means that most people in the rest of the world have misjudged the American people, a majority of whom did not vote for Bush. They were not been fooled by Bush and the US media. Kerry did win and I think the rest of the world should recognise that and do what we can to help Americans reclaim their country. Read some of these articles and tell me if you think I'm wrong. |
Election-Result
Maps, |
November 17, 2004
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Humorous & Serious,
Yield Better Insights Than US Media's Simplistic "Red vs. Blue State"
Analysis.........
.........The Bottom Line: If the American people really want to stop "talking the talk" and actually "walk the walk" of authentic family values, we'd better turn our states Democratic blue; if American voters really want to live like Republican "haves" and "have-mores," we'd better vote for Democratic Congresspersons in 2006; and if Democrats really want to recapture the White House, we'd better stop letting "he who has the gold make the rules" by jettisoning the plutocratic DLC now, and then nominate a genuine progressive who is telegenic, likable, and principled, in 2008. |
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This
is Your Call to Action |
from Bea Bernhausen
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November 16, 2004
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Bush did not win the election --
HE STOLE IT-- |
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Comment
on The Power of Nightmares |
by Larry Ross |
November 15, 2004
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The worst nightmare scenario has come true.
The neo-conservatives claim they have just had a mandate to continue creating
a new American version of reality. Kerry won the US Presidential election,
but like Gore in 2000, was cheated out of his victory by the machinations
of the neo-conservatives and their Republican allies and others in the
voting machine industry. |
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The Power of Nightmares |
Posted November
15, 2004
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In the past our
politicians offered us dreams of a better world.Now they promise to protect
us from nightmares. |
Part
I: Baby It's Cold Outside |
Broadcast BBC 2, October
20, 2004
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In the past our politicians offered us dreams of a better world. Now they promise to protect us from nightmares. The most frightening of these is the threat of an international terror network. But just as the dreams were not true, neither are these nightmares. Go to http://207.44.245.159/video1037.htm and look for Transcript |
Part
II: The Phantom Victory |
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The Power of Nightmares continues its assessment of whether the threat from a hidden and organised terrorist network is an illusion. Part two, the Phantom Victory looks at how two groups, radical Islamists and neo-conservatives with seemingly opposing ideologies came together to defeat a common enemy. Go to http://207.44.245.159/video1038.htm and look for Transcript |
Part
III: The Shadows in the Cave |
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The Power of Nightmares assesses whether the threat from a hidden and
organised terrorist network is an illusion. In the concluding part of
the series, the programme explains how the illusion was created and who
benefits from it. |
Masssive New US Base in Henoko Bay, Nago City, Okinawa a Link In Global Domination Plan | |||||
Comment |
by Larry
Ross |
November 15, 2004
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The cold war is over, but the much heralded
"peace dividend" failed to materialise. The US has over 700
overseas military bases. The number is expanding as it's plans for global
domination continue to be implemented. Henoko Bay is one more step. |
Stop
the construction of yet another US military base |
from Kelly
Dietz |
November 14, 2004
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-- A number of Okinawan, Japanese and American
groups have filed a lawsuit - Dugong v. Rumsfeld - in San Francisco's
Federal District Court against the U.S. Department of Defense in order
to stop the construction of the new base. For more information on the
lawsuit and the environmental issues at stake in the construction of the
air base, see: http://actionnetwork.org/campaign/dugong_aa |
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Reasons Why Bush
Win Will Lead to Catastrophe Comment |
by Larry
Ross |
November 13, 2004
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This article by Michael
Fiengold is the best I have yet seen on analysis of the US Presidential
election. Why it happened, what is anticipated next, where the US is going,
and the resulting expected catastrophes are covered brilliantly. However the article does not question possible 2004 election fraud, as happened in 2,000. I expect The Village Voice may explore "2004 Election Fraud" in future articles. |
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Cast Away | by Michael Feingold
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November 9, 2004
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Our Vanished Values - Where they went,
and whyand how they might come back |
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Environmental
Crises Threaten Humanity |
by Larry
Ross
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November 13, 2004
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George Monbiot, in speech to environmental journalists, gave a superlatively good analysis of media suppression of the truth and distortion of the material they do present. It explains why Bush did so well. Monbiot also illuminated the environmental crises and how they increasingly threaten life on earth, and why the media give it such limited or distorted coverage. |
Speech
to the Enviromedia conference, Johannesburg, South Africa |
by George
Monbiot
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October 5, 2004
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......... So let us picture a journalist who is interested in the environment, and who works for a newspaper run by a rich man with rich friends. Let's say she wants to write about climate change, and that she knows that much of it results from the carbon dioxide emissions produced by coal-fired power stations. Straight away she runs into a problem: the power stations are owned and run by members of the rich men's trade union. She has several options....... |
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Winning
"Hearts & Minds" in New Zealand |
by Larry
Ross
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November 12, 2004
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Some NZ newspapers, owned by overseas media moguls, are subtly pushing the Bush/Neocon political and war agenda. They write editorials and select articles which favour the US Iraq war and justifications for war. They severely limit, or do not publish letters and articles with facts which expose a biased editorial, or the truth about biased coverage of a situation involving the US. At the same time they like to present themselves as a "free press printing the truth and all the news that's fit to print". That's good business as people don't like to think that they are buying, reading and believing a load of lies. |
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Did
Bush Steal the 2000 and 2004 Elections? |
Comment by Larry
Ross |
November 11, 2004
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The evidence that he did is very compelling.
If you read the following article email
me what you think. |
"Something
BIG is about to happen." |
from Allen
Reed
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November 11, 2004
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When actress Susan Sarandon appeared on the
Bill Maher show over the weekend, he asked her what is the biggest issue
we face as a nation. Her reply was "voter fraud." |
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INSIDE
THE ELECTION FRAUD BATTLE |
by Betsy R. Vasquez
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November 10, 2004
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We shall see if
Kerry and Nader have a case. The sooner the better. The so-called Electoral
College votes Dec 13, 2004. What a headline this would be........ Supreme
Court again invalides the recount of votes in................(choose your
state). Then Bush would have to declare Martial Law, and all hell would
break loose. Think Kerry Is Not Involved In This Fight? Think Again. Also: Fallujah = Operation Distract From Fixed Election. |
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Fallujah
from the other side |
from greenleft.org.au
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November 10, 2004
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As the bloody assault on Fallujah continues, the mainstream media has become a propaganda arm of the beseiging US army and its puppet Iraqi forces. We are fed news from embedded journalists in the beseiging armies. Green Left Weekly seeks to bring you the stories the ruling elite don't want you to hear. Below are some links to alternative news sources which are operating independently of these armies. If you want to suggest other links please send them here. We are also collating details of Australian protests against the attack on Fallujah. |
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Falluja's
Defiance of a New Empire |
by Sami Ramadani
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November 10, 2004
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It is Bush and Blair, not the Iraqi resistance, who fear free elections
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It's
The People Stupid! |
by Jerry Ghinelli
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November 9, 2004
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In the 1992 presidential campaign, James
Carville, Bill Clintons campaign advisor, rallied his supporters
with the slogan, "It's the economy, stupid." In 2004, the rallying
cry for the Republicans should have been, "It's the American people,
stupid. " |
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'Watching
tragedy engulf my city' |
From Fadhil
Badrani in Falluja,
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November 9, 2004
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.....A medical dispensary in
the city centre was bombed earlier. |
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E-Voting
Machine Error In Ohio |
November 6, 2004
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Gives Bush Thousands
Of Extra Votes |
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Electronic Ballots - Major Media Report Major
Problems |
from Frederick
Burks
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November
6, 2004 |
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Dear
friends, |
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Hello:
You Are Now Living In A Fascist Empire. |
by Carolyn
Baker
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November 5, 2004
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I struggled for some time with the title of this article. I might also have called it “Way Worse Than ‘I Told You So’” after having written for months, even years, that the charade we have just witnessed, called an election, would be a repeat performance of the coup d'etat of 2000. Was this election stolen? Unquestionably. The list of likely illegal acts in this election is no less than mindnumbing. But if you wish to read them, they can be found at: http://www.accuracy.org/new.htm |
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MoD
Caught In Lie over DU weapons |
Comment by Larry
Ross
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November 5, 2004
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MoD still publicly claims DU weapons are
safe. However the UK army has issued a
card to soldiers saying it can cause ill-health. |
MoD
Lied Over Depleted Uranium |
by Neil Mackay and Amy
Wilson
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February 29, 2004 |
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CLAIMS by the Ministry of Defence that depleted
uranium (DU) is not a risk to life have been undermined by a Sunday Herald
investigation that found the British army is telling soldiers in Iraq
that it can cause ill-health. |
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Insidious Weapon Threatens Humanity - Comment | by Larry
Ross |
November 5, 2004
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This DU-PLICITY article shows how the US and UK have lied about the long-lingering killing properties, about 4.5 billion years, of the radioactive Depleted Uranium weapons. Both countries have used them Iraq and in 5 previous conflicts. |
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GOVERNMENT
DU-PLICITY |
by
Susan Riordon & Davey Garland
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February 28, 2004
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.......The Conference
called for the abolition of all uranium weapons and confirmed acceptance
of the United Nations Sub-commission on the Promotion and Protection of
Human Rights finding, that Depleted Uranium weapons are illegal.
Accordingly, the Hamburg officially called for the abolition of the use
of and halt to the proliferation of these weapons. |
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The
Ultimate Felony Against Democracy |
by Thom Hartmann
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November 4, 2004
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The hot story in the Blogosphere is that the "erroneous" exit polls that showed Kerry carrying Florida and Ohio (among other states) weren't erroneous at all - it was the numbers produced by paperless voting machines that were wrong, and Kerry actually won. As more and more analysis is done of what may (or may not) be the most massive election fraud in the history of the world, however, it's critical that we keep the largest issue at the forefront at all time: Why are We The People allowing private, for-profit corporations, answerable only to their officers and boards of directors, and loyal only to agendas and politicians that will enhance their profitability, to handle our votes? |
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Kerry
Won. . . |
by Greg Palast
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November 04, 2004
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Bush won Ohio by 136,483 votes. In the United States, about 3 percent of votes cast are voided—known as “spoilage” in election jargon—because the ballots cast are inconclusive. Drawing on what happened in Florida and studies of elections past, Palast argues that if Ohio’s discarded ballots were counted, Kerry would have won the state. Today, the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports there are a total of 247,672 votes not counted in Ohio, if you add the 92,672 discarded votes plus the 155,000 provisional ballots. So far there's no indication that Palast's hypothesis will be tested because only the provisional ballots are being counted. |
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Was
the Ohio Election Honest and Fair? |
by
TERESA FEDOR
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November 3, 2004
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Ohio State Senator Teresa Fedor said today: "There was trouble with our elections in Ohio at every stage. It's been a battle getting people registered to vote, getting to the ballot on voting day and getting that vote to count. There is a pattern of voter suppression; that's why I called for [Ohio Secretary of State] Blackwell's resignation more than a month ago. Blackwell, while claiming to run an unbiased elections process, was also the co-chair of the Bush-Cheney campaign in Ohio. Additionally, he was the spokesperson for the anti-business, anti-family constitutional amendment 'Issue 1,' and a failed initiative to repeal a crucial sales-tax revenue source for the state. Blackwell learned his moves from the Katherine Harris playbook of Florida 2000, and we won't stand for it." |
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The
Sunburn - Iran's Awesome Nuclear Anti-Ship Missile |
by Mark Gaffney
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November 2, 2004
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The Weapon That Could Defeat The US In
The Gulf |
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The
war on Iraq has made moral cowards of us all |
by Scott
Ritter
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November 1, 2004
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More than 100,000 Iraqis have been killed
- and where is our shame and rage? |
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D.U.
WEAPONS PLAGUE IRAQIS |
by Thomas D. Williams
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November 1, 2004
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Weapons Dust Worries
Iraqis |
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US army official slams Bush over Halliburton Iraq contracts |
by David
Randall
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November 1, 2004
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One of the US Army's top procurement officers
yesterday called the Bush administration's grant of multibillion-dollar
contracts to oil services giant Halliburton "the worst case of contracting
abuse she has ever seen". Belfast
Telegraph |
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George
W. Bush and the 'politics of fear' |
by Patrick
Seale
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November 1, 2004
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President George W Bush's response to the
terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, has been a world-wide campaign to
kill or capture the Muslim enemies of America - his so-called "global
war on terror." It is an ambitious but, in my view, a profoundly
misguided affair which has left the United States more hated, more isolated,
and certainly no safer than before. Everything that could go wrong with
Bush's "war" has gone wrong. |
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Comment
on The Power of
Nightmares |
by Larry Ross |
November 5, 2004
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The worst nightmare scenario has come true. The neo-conservatives claim they have just had a mandate to continue creating a new American version of reality. Kerry won the US Presidential election, but like Gore in 2000, was cheated out of his victory by the machinations of the neo-conservatives and their Republican allies and others in the voting machine industry. (see: http://www.nuclearfree.org.nz/archives/ohio.htm ) |
The
Power of Nightmares |
Posted November 1, 2004
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In the past our politicians
offered us dreams of a better world.Now they promise to protect us from
nightmares. |
Part
I: Baby It's Cold Outside |
Broadcast BBC 2, October
20, 2004
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In the past our politicians offered us dreams of a better world. Now they promise to protect us from nightmares. The most frightening of these is the threat of an international terror network. But just as the dreams were not true, neither are these nightmares. |
Part
II: The Phantom Victory |
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The Power of Nightmares continues its assessment of whether the threat from a hidden and organised terrorist network is an illusion. Part two, the Phantom Victory looks at how two groups, radical Islamists and neo-conservatives with seemingly opposing ideologies came together to defeat a common enemy. |
Part
III: The Shadows in the Cave |
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The Power of Nightmares assesses whether the threat from a hidden and organised terrorist network is an illusion. In the concluding part of the series, the programme explains how the illusion was created and who benefits from it. |
New
Zealand's Nuclear Free Policy Letter
to Helen Clark |
by Larry Ross
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November 1, 2004
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If Bush gets a second term, he may launch more and wider wars (Iran, Syria etc), provoke retaliation and 'terrorism' and probable use of nuclear weapons and a potential general disaster from which the world as we know it, may never recover. |
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Voters
claim abuse of electoral rolls |
by Greg Palast
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October 31, 2004
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Students say they were conned into registering
twice |
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Comment -
Helen Thomas Scores a Bullseye |
by Larry Ross |
November 1, 2004 |
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Be sure to read this great article from the
former dean of the White House Press corps, Helen Thomas. |
Helen
Thomas Addresses Al-Hewar Center |
September 8, 2004
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"Press Failed to Hold White House
Accountable" |
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More
Genocide Coming In Iraq |
by Larry Ross
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October 31, 2004 |
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Any Iraqi resistance to US slaughter is called
"terrorism" and used by the US to justify even more violence.
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A
Question Of Conscience: How Many More? |
October 31, 2004
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British Study Concludes
That 100,000 Civilian
Deaths Have Been Caused By Iraq War's Violence |
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For
Shame, America |
by Mark Gery
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October 30, 2004
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Revelations contained in last months final
report on Iraqi weapons of mass destruction should make every American
shudder in shame. |
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By
Our Hand And In Your Name: 100,000 Dead Iraqi's |
by Rick
Burgess
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October 30, 2004
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"In August 2004, the United States Congress
unanimously adopted a resolution labeling the situation in Darfur as genocide.
On September 9, American Secretary of State Colin Powell in turn declared
before the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee, "[that] genocide has
taken place and may still be continuing in Darfur". These declarations
echoed attempts to compare events in Darfur with Rwanda in 1994. Observers
almost immediately claimed that the American "genocide" declaration
had more to do with the US elections than the reality of events in Darfur." |
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Pentagon
suppresses details of civilian casualties, says expert |
by Raymond
Whitaker
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October 30, 2004
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The Pentagon is collecting figures on local
casualties in Iraq, contrary to its public claims, but the results are
classified, according to one of the authors of an independent study which
reported last week that the war has killed at least 100,000 Iraqis. |
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Revealed:
War has cost 100,000 Iraqi lives |
by Jeremy
Laurance and Colin Brown
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October 29, 2004
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The first scientific study of the human cost
of the Iraq war suggests that at least 100,000 Iraqis have lost their
lives since their country was invaded in March 2003. |
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100,000
War Crimes |
by Bob Dreyfuss
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October 29, 2004
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The staggering research reported in the
British journal Lancet shows the magnitude of the Bush administrations
war crimes: 98,000 Iraqi civilians dead, including 40,000 children. And
thats not even counting Fallujah. |
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100,000
Iraqi civilians dead, says study |
by Sarah Boseley,
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October 29, 2004
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About 100,000 Iraqi civilians - half of
them women and children - have died in Iraq since the invasion, mostly
as a result of airstrikes by coalition forces, according to the first
reliable study of the death toll from Iraqi and US public health experts. |
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Armageddon Soon? |
by Larry Ross
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October 29, 2004
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..... These forces are not based on lunatic religious beliefs, but rationally-based on the profits, power and prestige that draw people into the 'military - industrial - political - academic - corporate - media' complex. This is a hugely powerful force. Although it is rationally-based, it is blind to the trends and disastrous consequences of it's own behaviour or how it is used to implement the lunatic religious agenda. |
THIS
MOMENT |
by
Jan
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October 26, 2004
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We are moving toward a key fiery moment,
and one that carries within it the potential for conflagration.
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FBI
Investigates Halliburton's No-Bid Contracts |
by John Solomon
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October 28, 2004
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Inquiry to determine whether pentagon improperly
awarded bids. |
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Will
there be a war against the world after November 2? |
by John Pilger,
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October 28, 2004
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There is a surreal quality about visiting the United States in the last days of the presidential campaign. If George W Bush wins, according to a scientist I met, who escaped Nazi-dominated Europe, America will surrender many of its democratic trappings and succumb to its totalitarian impulses. If John Kerry wins, according to most Democrat voters, the only mandate he will have is that he is not Bush. |
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Huge Cache of Explosives Vanished From Site in Iraq |
October 26, 2004
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By James Glanz, William J. Broad and David
E. Sanger. |
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The Truth About 9/11 |
by Larry Ross
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October 26, 2004
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Mike Ruppert, is the author of this article
which was delivered to San francisco's prestigious Commonwealth Club on
August 31, 2004. He has just published a book "Crossing
The Rubicon" in which he presents more details of his
9/11 charges and also on the world's 'Peak Oil' consumption. |
Address to For the Commonwealth Club - San Francisco |
by
Michael C. Ruppert
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August 31, 2004
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"The 9/11 attacks were the result of deliberate planning and orchestrated efforts by identifiable leaders within the U.S. Government, and the energy and financial sectors, to see a Pearl Harbor-like attack which would provide the American Empire with a pretext for war, invasion and the sequential confiscation of oil and natural gas reserves, or the key transportation routes through which they pass. 9-11 was a premeditated murder and in my book, and here tonight, I will name some of the suspects who committed the crime. In my book I will show you overwhelming evidence of their guilt, which I would be proud and confident to place either before a district attorney or a jury." |
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The
Bush Cult: Information
Clearing House |
by Chris Floyd
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October 22, 2004
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"We're an empire
now, and when we act, we create our own reality" |
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Kerry
Campaign Leaks Nader Appointment: Press Release |
Internet
Underground Network,
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October 27, 2004
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"Take Back America 2004" |
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Message to Americans From a Kentucky Senator and Judge |
Comment by Larry Ross
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October 23, 2004
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Marlow Cook is a conservative republican
whose article follows. He was a retired judge and US Kentucky Senator.
He said he is "frightened to death of George Bush. I fear a secret
government .. . Bush "has no moral character at all"
Marlow says Bush is "a dangerous leader who flouts the truth, takes the country into an undeclared war and then adds a war on terrorism to it without debate by the Congress...we have a duty to rid ourselves of those who are taking our country on a perilous ride in the wrong direction." |
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'Frightened
to death' of Bush |
by
Marlow W. Cook
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October 20, 2004
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I shall cast my vote for John Kerry come
Nov 2. |
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Comment: Secret in the CIA Report |
by Larry
Ross,
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October 21, 2004
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The following CIA Secret
Report shows how Bush and accomplices are trying to suppress information
about the 9/11 attacks. The L.A. Times 19/10/04 referred to " ..the Bush administration's great determination since 9/11 to resist any serious investigation into how the security of this nation was so easily breached." It said "the president fought against the creation of the Sept. 11 commission" and "refused to testify to the commission under oath or on the record" and then when he finally agreed "to chat with the commission members, with Vice President Cheney present...commission members were not allowed to take notes." |
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The
9/11 Secret in the CIA's Back Pocket |
October 19, 2004
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It is shocking: The Bush administration is suppressing a CIA report on 9/11 until after the election, and this one names names. Although the report by the inspector general's office of the CIA was completed in June, it has not been made available to the congressional intelligence committees that mandated the study almost two years ago. | |||||
War
with Iran |
Comment by
Larry Ross
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Octobe r21, 2004
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Noam Chomsky and Professor Francis Boyle, an international lawyer, both agree that "if Bush decides it is necessary to go to war in order to win in November, he will go to war" with Iran, Syria or North Korea. In my writings I have predicted the same thing. |
Bush
Censure Is Not Enough |
August 28, 2004
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....there is now considerable writing that the US will authorize an Israeli attack on the Iranian nuclear reactor at Bushehr. Also, the US will now be engaging in major naval maneuvers right off the coast of North Korea in late October. So Syria, Iran, and North Korea--the last two part of the "axis of evil", along with Iraq. I stand by my conclusion, which Chomsky agrees with, that if Bush decides it is necessary to go to war in order to win in November, he will go to war. |
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The
Last Straw - Carl Worden Makes His Vote Official |
by Carl
F. Worden
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October 20, 2004
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The absolute last straw for me took place at the Bush rally, held in Central Point, Oregon on October 14th. President Bush stayed in Jacksonville, Oregon overnight after the rally, and protesters and police clashed on the streets. I sent out a photo of a Jackson County Sheriff's Deputy, all Nazi'd up in black leather riot control gear and grinning evilly as he shoved a woman holding her 5 year-old daughter. It wasn't the finest hour for local law enforcement, but even that wasn't the last straw for me. No, the last straw for me happened just before the Bush rally itself. |
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Pre-emptive
Nuclear War? |
Comment by Larry
Ross
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October 20, 2004
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To even consider a "pre-emptive nuclear first strike" indicates the flawed thinking of some of the top military and political people in the European Union (EU). |
EU
Preemptive Nuclear War |
October 10, 2004
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PARIS (Own report) - Military strategists of the European Union define the EU defense strategy initiated by Berlin and are considering a preemptive nuclear first strike. The EU military doctrine initiated by Berlin - the first one in the history of the EU - specifically envisions the possibility of conducting preventive wars. A recently presented "European Defense Paper", written with the participation of a former German minister of state, included nuclear arms in the first strike strategy of the EU. It states that British and French nuclear powers could be included "explicitly or implicitly" in this preventive military option. |
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"You
Can Run, But You Can't Hide, Mr. Bush!" |
October 16, 2004
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The Bushites Are Given A Failing Grade
In An Open Letter From 729 "Security
Scholars For A Sensible Foreign Policy" |
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Missile-defence
plan shot down |
By MICHAEL BYERS
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October 16, 2004
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Review: - Rushing
to Armageddon, The Shocking
Truth About Canada, Missile Defence, and Star Wars
by Mel Hurtig |
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October 13, 2004
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As I write this in October, 2004, ton after ton of uranium--depleted uranium, reactor waste, and possibly just uranium--is being burned at high temperature in bullets, missiles and bombs used by the United States military forces in Iraq and Afghanistan. This is generating a global medical crisis the like of which the human race has never seen before. The breathable uranium oxides created by this massive, ongoing incineration of uranium has radioactive and chemical toxicity for the lifetime of Earth. |
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Investigative
journalist Seymour Hersh spills the secrets of the Iraq quagmire and the war on terror |
by Bonnie Azab Powell
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October 12, 2004
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BERKELEY The Iraq war is not winnable, a secret U.S. military unit has been "disappearing" people since December 2001, and America has no idea how irreparably its torture of Iraqis at Abu Ghraib prison has damaged its image in the Middle East. These were just a few of the grim pronouncements made by Pulitzer Prizewinning reporter Seymour "Sy" Hersh to KQED host Michael Krasny before a Berkeley audience on Friday night (Oct. 8). |
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Men
in suits with blood on their hands |
By SUNDAY STAR-TIMES
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October 10, 2004
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So it's official: the Iraq crusade was based on a falsity. Saddam Hussein had no weapons of mass destruction, according to the report of the UN weapons inspectors. The leaders of the coalition of the willing, faced with this embarrassing finding, do not even bother to blush. George Bush says Saddam was a bad guy anyway, and we're safer without him. John Howard sees no reason to apologise: but John Howard never apologises for anything. And Tony Blair simply adds more weasel words to the thousands he has already uttered over Iraq. Truth, so the cliche goes, is the first casualty of war, and the war against terror has proved no exception. |
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The Most Crucial "Election" in the History of Humankind |
by
B.Z. Bywyd
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October 10, 2004
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The world approaches what is arguably the
most crucial "election" in the history of humankind, one which
will decide the direction of America's immense military and nuclear arsenal,
as well as the ideals of the European colonial (ie. Roman) "Republican"
political agenda. Some find in the Bush regime a frightening premonition
of Hitler's Third Reich, but being brutally honest-- the Bush regime is
more dangerous in the extreme. |
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ABC Removes Article from Web Site after Publication |
October 10, 2004
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ABC Reports US Military Chiefs Approved Terror Acts on US Soil |
October 6, 2004
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A revealing ABC news article begins, "In the early 1960s, America's top military leaders reportedly drafted plans to kill innocent people and commit acts of terrorism in U.S. cities to create public support for a war against Cuba." The article goes on to say that the plans, code-named Operation Northwoods, were approved in writing by the top US military chiefs. These plans even proposed that the US military secretly blow up an American ship and hijack US planes as a false pretext for war. Does this ring a bell? Don't miss this disturbing article. |
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Experts
say, "The Situation in Iraq is Much Worse" |
Comment by Larry Ross |
October 1, 2004
|
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US
strategy in Iraq targets the civilian population. It includes bombing, destroying
the infrastructure, imprisonment, torture, rape and even murder of men,
women and children. The US has installed a CIA stooge, Allawi, who it calls
interim Prime Minister of Iraq. Allawi does, and says, what the Bush Administration
wants. From first welcoming the American invasion, 90% of the Iraq population now wants the US to leave Iraq. Most informed people say US tactics make far more so-called 'terrorists' than it kills. As the following article illustrates, the resistance is growing daily. The Bush Administration plans to use extreme military force to impose it's rule in Iraq. It has already started in Samarra. That will further alienate the population and boost the resistance even more, rather than defeat it. |
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Growing Pessimism on Iraq |
by Dana Priest and Thomas
E. Ricks
|
September 29, 2004
|
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A growing number of career professionals within national security agencies believe that the situation in Iraq is much worse, and the path to success much more tenuous, than is being expressed in public by top Bush administration officials, according to former and current government officials and assessments over the past year by intelligence officials at the CIA and the departments of State and Defense. | |||||
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