Rising Concerns About Insurgents’ Weaponry

More evidence of a major failure by the Bush administration to adequately prepare for the possibility of insurgency in postwar Iraq has surfaced amid claims by some rebels that they have acquired chemical weapons and are preparing to use them against U.S. forces in...

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Blowing the Whistle

Scott Horton speaks to Dr. Frederic Whitehurst and Sibel Edmonds about the perils and promise of government whistleblowing. Interview conducted Oct. 23, 2004. Check out Scott's other interviews with prominent antiwar and libertarian figures. Download MP3 Listen to...

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And the Winner Is ….

Well, I tried to vote for Ralph Nader, but not without some difficulty. He's absent from the ballot in California due to the very effective efforts of Democratic infiltrators in the Green Party, but our Electoral Overlords thoughtfully provided a blank space where I...

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Missing Weapons Go Far Beyond al-Qaqaa

New details have emerged in the week after nearly 380 tons of powerful explosives were reported missing from the al-Qaqaa munitions facility south of Baghdad, supporting Iraqi interim government assertions that someone looted the site following the U.S. capture of the...

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Osama Threatening Red States?

A complete English transcript of the bin Laden audiotape released last week has now been posted by al-Jazeera. The Arabic text, for those who can use it, has also been posted. A reinterpretation of the speech, put in motion by the neoconservative organ MEMRI, has been...

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The Wedge Politics of Osama bin Laden

To the workers, peasants and soldiers of a war-weary Russia in 1917, Lenin promised "peace, land and bread." To Germans of the Great Depression, Hitler promised an end to war reparations and the overturning of the injustices of Versailles. Now, Osama bin...

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Taking Stock of Iraqi Deaths

Ann Arbor, Mich.; Bellevue, Wash.; Cape Coral, Fla.; Stamford, Conn.; Green Bay, Wis.; Manchester, N.H.; Allentown, Pa.; Portsmouth, Va.; Cambridge, Mass. These are just a few U.S. cities whose populations hover around 100,000 people. In late October, public health...

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‘Dr. No’ vs. the Yes Men

Scott Horton discusses the future of the American empire with the republic's most intransigent defender, Rep. Ron Paul (R, Texas). Interview conducted Oct. 16, 2004. Check out Scott's other interviews with prominent antiwar and libertarian figures. Download MP3 Listen...

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Purple Hearts Shows Aftermath of War

A review of Purple Hearts by Nina Berman Trolley, Ltd. (Great Britain) Hardback, 96 pages, with 41 color photographs When you get to the end of Purple Hearts, you won't know what to think. But you will be thinking. In this short and spare book, photojournalist Berman...

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