31 January 2006 | Uncategorized | Gareth Porter
Two major revelations this past week show how far the George W. Bush administration has already shifted its policy toward realignment with Sunni forces to balance the influence of pro-Iranian Shi’ites in Iraq. U.S. Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad revealed in an interview with Washington Post columnist David Ignatius that he has put the future of military [...]
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31 January 2006 | Uncategorized | Kevin Zeese
Scott McConnell is the editor of The American Conservative, a magazine he founded with Pat Buchanan and Taki Theodoracopulos in 2002. McConnell has a Ph.D. in history from Columbia University and was formerly the editorial page editor of The New York Post. He has been a columnist for Antiwar.com and New York Press. His work [...]
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31 January 2006 | Uncategorized | Gordon Prather
After four years of intense debate, President Bush has apparently decided to override President Carter and Greenpeace and "close the fuel cycle." Carter had essentially prohibited the "recycling" of "spent" nuclear fuel and required all U.S. electric utilities operating nuclear power plants to charge their customers a monthly fee that was to be handed over [...]
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31 January 2006 | Uncategorized | Ivan Eland
http://www.independent.org/tii/antiwar/e060131.html
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31 January 2006 | Uncategorized | Paul Sperry
Now that he’s under pressure to defend his domestic spying program, President Bush is suddenly very worried about Osama bin Laden. And Bush says if we had any sense, we’d also be worried about bin Laden and stop bitching about the loss of our Fourth Amendment rights. "We’re at war with an enemy that wants [...]
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31 January 2006 | Uncategorized | Stefan Molyneux
It has been often said that war is the health of the state – but the argument could also be made that the reverse is more true: that the state is the health of war. In other words, that war – the greatest of all human evils – is impossible without the state. The great [...]
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30 January 2006 | Uncategorized | Justin Raimondo
Success, money, and the sort of competence that looks effortless – Google, the company behind the world’s best search engine, has it all. It was therefore only a matter of time before ideologues, cretins, and government regulators – or do I repeat myself? – conspired to bring it down. Last week, they crawled out of [...]
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30 January 2006 | Uncategorized | Paul Craig Roberts
In keeping with its established role as purveyor of disinformation, Fox “News” talking head Brit Hume misreported Fox’s own poll. On Special Report on Jan. 26, Hume said that 51 percent of Americans “would now support” air strikes on Iran. What the poll found is that if diplomacy fails, 51 percent would support air strikes [...]
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30 January 2006 | Uncategorized | Tiziano Buzzacchera
As Antiwar.com reported two weeks ago, the Italian mission in Iraq, Antica Babilonia, will last until late 2006. At that time, Minister of Defense Antonio Martino maintained during a parliamentary hearing, all Italian troops will be withdrawn from Iraq, since the aim of this operation is “the gradual conveyance of tasks from the contingent to [...]
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30 January 2006 | Uncategorized | Patrick J. Buchanan
The neoconservatives who dreamed up the Bush Doctrine – promoting “democracy” would be the U.S. mission in the Middle East – may be about to hold yet another “Seconds Thoughts” conference. Certainly, Israel must be having second thoughts on the folly of having yielded to U.S. pressure and allowed Hamas to participate in elections. For [...]
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