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Image report | Monday 06 February 2006
A new form of the US peace !!!!!

Image report | Monday 06 February 2006
The latest form of the US so-called peace keeing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Image report | Monday 06 February 2006
What Would Jesus Do?
By: Remi Kanazi* It should be asked what would Europeans do if any Islamic journal would issue a caricature of Jesus the Christ? I wonder if people around the world would just consider this free speech? Of course, some would condone or agree with one, two or all three, while others would say ”it`s free speech,” although they ”find it offensive and in poor taste.” But do you honestly think media outlets such as the BBC, Le Monde, or any media
Report | Sunday 05 February 2006
To defeat those who pervert Islam, we must learn Islam`s true nature
In a powerful article, ”Right Islam vs. Wrong Islam,” published in the Dec. 30, 2005, Wall Street Journal, Abdurrahman Wahid, a former president of Indonesia, the world`s largest Muslim nation, called on ”people of good will from every faith and nation to recognize that a terrible danger threatens humanity” caused by an ”extreme and perverse ideology in the minds of fanatics.” Wahid wrote: ”Fundamentalist strategy is often simple as well as bri
Report | Wednesday 01 February 2006
US plans Internet war to fight inconvenient information and opinion
A newly declassified document gives a fascinating glimpse into the US military,s plans for information operations - from psychological operations, to attacks on hostile computer networks.As the world turns networked, the Pentagon is calculating the military opportunities that computer networks, wireless technologies and the modern media offer. From influencing public opinion through new media to designing computer network attack weapons, the US m
Report | Tuesday 31 January 2006
US plans to `fight the net` revealed
A newly declassified document gives a fascinating glimpse into the US military`s plans for ”information operations” - from psychological operations, to attacks on hostile computer networks. As the world turns networked, the Pentagon is calculating the military opportunities that computer networks, wireless technologies and the modern media offer. From influencing public opinion through new media to designing ”computer network attack” weapons,
Report | Sunday 29 January 2006
Killing in the Name of Democracy
As the Bush administration tub-thumps for imposing democracy upon the entire world, many Americans have forgotten the long and bloody history of the U.S. government forcibly spreading ”self-government.” The following discussion, from the ”Messianic Democracy” chapter of my new book, Attention Deficit Democracy, illustrates how Bush is not even close to the first U.S. president to kill in the name of democracy. (More information on the book is ava
Report | Saturday 28 January 2006
Bush`s Dilemma: Iran vs. Israel
by Patrick J. Buchanan In the test of wills between the West and Iran, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad shows no sign of backing down. The Iranian president has said Israel should be ”wiped off the map,” called the Holocaust a ”myth,” and said Israelis should be given a province in Austria, but they should get out of Palestine. Whatever was done to the Jews, said Ahmadinejad, we didn`t do it. Europeans did. Why should we pay the price? This weekend,
Report | Wednesday 25 January 2006
Nuclear Iran More Reliable than Liar Bush!
by Charley Reese There`s been a lot of talk recently about Israel and/or the United States bombing the nuclear facilities in Iran. I wouldn`t worry about that. I believe they are both bluffing. In the first place, just the talk has kicked up the price of oil. In the second place, there is no proof that Iran really wants to develop nuclear weapons. So far, what the Iranians have done and propose to do are legal. They have a reasonable explanatio
Report | Monday 23 January 2006
2005:Americas vs. America
By John Perkins Most people in the United States know that a transit strike crippled New York City. Fewer are aware that seven South American countries, representing over 80 percent of the continent`s population, recently elected presidents with anti-American sentiments. The former has an immediate effect. The latter will impact our children for decades to come. In December 2005, Evo Morales buried seven challengers -- taking 54 percent of
Report | Tuesday 17 January 2006
Democracy` Brings Bleak Days to Iraq
by Dahr Jamail Many Iraqis see dismal days ahead in the face of rising violence and the decision by the U.S. government not to seek any further funds for reconstruction. ”It is obvious that the situation is much worse than it used to be,” retired army general Ahmed Abdul Aziz told IPS. ”Can you walk free in the streets? Did you receive your food ration last month? It is essential for most Iraqis to receive the food ration just to feed their f
Report | Saturday 14 January 2006
Feel the Difference!(6)

Image report | Tuesday 10 January 2006
Peace prospects after Sharon
Israeli moderates may be key to any progress if the US keeps its involvement modest. The departure of Ariel Sharon from the Middle East political landscape casts a new question mark over the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, at the very time when a combination of Mr. Sharon`s own ambitions and renewed US interest in tackling the conflict had lifted hope for progress. Indeed, his hospitalization has stalled momentum among Israeli moderates - t
Report | Tuesday 10 January 2006
Feel the Difference!(5)

Image report | Sunday 08 January 2006
Sharon: End of an unrepentant terrorist
All Arabs, whether Egyptians, Palestinians, Lebanese or Jordanians, put ARIEL SHARON at the top of the list of Israeli leaders who treated them with both violence and contempt. To the Arab world at large, the image of the ailing Prime Minister is solidly fixed as the ”Butcher” or the ”War Criminal”, and the basic feeling now at the prospect of his death was that it would be a shame if he passed away peacefully in bed. ”I have always wished to l
Report | Sunday 08 January 2006
Some fear post-Sharon era, others await his end
Ariel Sharon`s clinical death has been covered extensively in the News media. But what crimes the ”Butcher” did in his brutal career. Here`s a brief: In August 1953, Sharon founded the infamous Unit 101, which carried out a series of attacks across the Israeli borders into refugee camps, villages and Bedouin encampments. In September 1953, he led the same unit, attacking Bedouins in Al Auja (a demilitarised145 square km area at the western Neg
Report | Saturday 07 January 2006
A Criminal Administration
by Paul Craig Roberts Caught in gratuitous and illegal spying on American citizens, the Bush administration has defended its illegal activity and set the Justice (sic) Department on the trail of the person or persons who informed the New York Times of Bush`s violation of law. Note the astounding paradox: The Bush administration is caught red-handed in blatant illegality and responds by trying to arrest the patriot who exposed the administratio
Report | Thursday 05 January 2006
Feel the Difference!(4)

Image report | Thursday 05 January 2006
Feel the Difference!(3)

Image report | Tuesday 03 January 2006
Feel the Difference!(2)

Image report | Monday 02 January 2006
American Militarism Even Against Canada
Behind Its Warm Front, the United States Made Cold Calculations to Subdue Canada. Invading Canada won`t be like invading Iraq: When we invade Canada, nobody will be able to grumble that we didn`t have a plan. The United States government does have a plan to invade Canada. It`s a 94-page document called ”Joint Army and Navy Basic War Plan -- Red,” with the word SECRET stamped on the cover. It`s a bold plan, a bodacious plan, a step-by-step plan t
Report | Monday 02 January 2006
Feel the Difference! (1)

Image report | Sunday 01 January 2006
Review of the year: The Bush Administration-Scandal, incompetence
By Rupert Cornwell The White House, unlike Windsor Castle, was not ravaged by fire last year, nor did it witness any family disaster to match the divorce of Charles and Diana. But just as surely as 1992 was the annus horribilis for Queen Elizabeth II, 2005 gained the same dismal distinction for George W Bush. For the 43rd American president, it was proof that Murphy`s Law operates in politics as in every other walk of life. There were the
Report | Sunday 01 January 2006
NSA Spied on Diplomats in Push for Iraq War
by Norman Solomon Despite all the news accounts and punditry since the New York Times published its Dec. 16 bombshell about the National Security Agency`s domestic spying, the media coverage has made virtually no mention of the fact that the Bush administration used the NSA to spy on UN diplomats in New York before the invasion of Iraq. That spying had nothing to do with protecting the United States from a terrorist attack. The entire purpose
Report | Thursday 29 December 2005
2005: Year of crises for EU
For the European Union, the year 2005 proved to be one of deep crises. In the middle of the year, France and the Netherlands, both founding members of the EU, rejected the European Constitution thus dealing a knock-out blow to the European integration process. The constitution, which is a treaty between the 25 states, cannot come into force unless it is ratified by all of the states. Hence, the French and the Dutch ”No” means the constitution
Report | Wednesday 28 December 2005
USA: Police infiltrate protests
By Jim Dwyer Undercover New York City police officers have conducted covert surveillance in the last 16 months of people protesting the Iraq war, bicycle riders taking part in mass rallies and even mourners at a street vigil for a cyclist killed in an accident, a series of videotapes show. In glimpses and in glaring detail, the videotape images reveal the robust presence of disguised officers or others working with them at seven public gat
Report | Sunday 25 December 2005
The anti-American president
By Vox Day ”Sept. 11 changed everything” has been the mantra of the strong government conservative, the pragmatic dialectoids who are flexible enough to justify any expansion of central government power in the name of the very conservatism that opposes it. Since ”we are at war,” Republican media whores have repeatedly claimed that because of an attack that killed the same number of people who die on American roads every 26 days, the following
Report | Thursday 22 December 2005
After the Elections: The Road to Political Stability in Iraq
by James Phillips Iraqi voters went to the polls Thursday to elect a new government that will lead Iraq for the next four years. More than 300 political parties and independent candidates competed to fill the 275 seats of the Council of Representatives, which will select a new President as the head of state and approve a new Prime Minister as the head of government. Iraq`s new elected leaders will have a vital opportunity to mobilize popular s
Report | Tuesday 20 December 2005
A war and its fearsome consequences for U.S.
By Anne Penketh President Bush said that `the year 2005 will be a turning point in the history of freedom`. But since the start of the war the days have been littered with unintended consequences. Iran The Iraqi elections provided a classic illustration of the law of unintended consequences: the Americans overthrew the hated dictator, Saddam Hussein, only to see the rise of religious Shia leaders loyal to Iran, which is now ruled by a h
Report | Monday 19 December 2005
Spying & the Public`s Right to Know
By Robert ParryThe New York Times has disclosed that George W. Bush secretly waived rules restricting electronic surveillance inside the United States, allowing spying on hundreds of Americans that normally would require a court warrant. But almost as stunning was the Times admission that it had held the story for a year. Indeed, it appears the information about Bush`s secret spy order was leaked before Election 2004, but was kept from the
Report | Sunday 18 December 2005
Will the Lying Ever Stop?
By Robert Parry Having already destroyed the credibility of his first Secretary of State, George W. Bush has now eviscerated whatever trust the world might have placed in his second Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice. By sending Colin Powell to the United Nations to pitch a dubious – and ultimately bogus – case for war against Iraq in 2003, Bush unmasked the warrior diplomat as a rank opportunist who put his career and loyalty to his superi
Report | Monday 12 December 2005
Growth of anti-Semitism in Ukraine universities
Iran`s president, who wants to see a world without Israel, has a vociferous ally in Ukraine. A Kiev-based university that already has gained international reputation for its anti-Zionist propaganda and anti-Semitic publications now wants the United Nations to ”close” Israel. The call came in November from the Interregional Academy for Personnel Management, known by its Russian acronym MAUP, whose leadership said the United Nations should revo
Report | Wednesday 07 December 2005
Outsourcing torture: Foreign network of CIA`s terror fight
By: Dana Priest The CIA has established joint operation centers in more than two dozen countries where U.S. and foreign intelligence officers work side by side to track and capture suspected terrorists and to destroy or penetrate their networks, according to current and former American and foreign intelligence officials. The secret Counterterrorist Intelligence Centers are financed mostly by the agency and employ some of the best espionage tech
Report | Tuesday 06 December 2005
It`s propaganda (shock, horror)!
By David Isenberg The news of a US military operation that pays Iraqi newspapers to run stories written by ”information operations” troops about how wonderfully things are going in the war should not come as a shock. Even before the Iraq invasion, the Pentagon planned to create its own in-house propaganda and disinformation operation, to be called the Office of Strategic Influence. The program was supposedly killed after critics pointed
Report | Monday 05 December 2005
US regime pays Iraqi media to deceive the people
As part of an information offensive in Iraq, the U.S. military is secretly paying Iraqi newspapers to publish stories written by American troops in an effort to burnish the image of the U.S. mission in Iraq. The articles, written by U.S. military ”information operations” troops, are translated into Arabic and placed in Baghdad newspapers with the help of a defense contractor, according to U.S. military officials and documents obtained by the L
Report | Saturday 03 December 2005
Iran\'s strength is becoming bigger problem for U.S
Iran, one of two remaining members of President Bush\"s \"axis of evil,\" is gaining strength and confounding U.S. attempts to curb its growing influence, several experts on Iran say. Higher oil prices and political progress by Shiite Muslim groups in Iraq and Lebanon are empowering a country that is developing nuclear technology and supporting groups the United States regards as terrorist. As a result, Iran is better able to cause problems f
Report | Saturday 17 September 2005
Katrina Hurricane

Image report | Monday 12 September 2005
UN report shows USA regions as poor as Third World
Parts of the United States are as poor as the Third World, according to a shocking United Nations report on global inequality. Claims that the New Orleans floods have laid bare a growing racial and economic divide in the US have, until now, been rejected by the American political establishment as emotional rhetoric. But yesterday\'s UN report provides statistical proof that for many - well beyond those affected by the aftermath of Hurricane
Report | Monday 12 September 2005
Neocon pundits malign American Muslims
Three militant neocon pundits spoke vehemently against the Bush administration\'s gesture to include American Muslim leaders in discussions on how to deal with the rising tide of anti-Americanism and to restore the level of trust and support the United States enjoyed prior to the missteps the administration took under the neocons\' urging. Frank Gaffney issued a warning to Karen Hughes, the newly appointed Undersecretary of State for Public
Report | Monday 12 September 2005
War on Terror: Internal or External?
Today we live in an historic time. One where nations of the West are pushed into a turmoil where they have to decide what is best for the public. The Nations is split. The Governments are. In many respects the World is however right now we [the people] have to forge through and begin to question what terrorism truly is and to decide which sort of terrorism needs to be crushed now - before it is too late. Over the last few years, especially
Report | Tuesday 30 August 2005
Reality check for Bush administration in Iraq
By Tom Regan | The Bush administration is significantly lowering expectations about what it can achieve in Iraq, finally admitting that its prewar plans were unrealistic, the Washington Post reported on Sunday. The United States no longer expects to see a model new democracy, a self-supporting oil industry, or a society in which the majority of people are free from serious security or economic challenges, US officials say. Meanwhile on Friday
Report | Saturday 20 August 2005

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