Readers of the Pentagon's "Early Bird" news file, a daily compilation of around 50 stories circulated throughout the U.S. national security bureaucracy, could be forgiven Monday for reaching for the Rolaids, a popular over-the-counter medication for queasy...
The Secret’s Out Now What?
Yesterday, London's Sunday Times published the text of another SECRET UK EYES ONLY briefing document prepared for senior British officials. This one was dated July 21, 2002, two days before British intelligence chief Richard Dearlove gave Prime Minister Tony Blair and...
A Make-Over to Disguise Ugly US Policy
http://www.independent.org/tii/antiwar/e050614.html
The Scalping Party
It didn't take long for the war crimes to begin in Afghanistan, in Guantánamo, in Iraq. By November 2003, Mike Davis was writing about them for TomDispatch. And in introducing his piece, "The Scalping Party," I suggested that the seeds of our future were...
Rooting for Iran’s Theocrats
Washington keeps condemning Iran's government and making thinly veiled threats. But in Iran, many people are in the midst of challenging the country's rulers, in the streets and at the ballot box. The June 17 election for president could be a turning point or a hollow...
UN Bill Not What It Appears to Be
This week, Congress will vote on a bill to expand the power of the United Nations beyond the dreams of even the most ardent left-wing, one-world globalists. But this time, the UN power grabbers aren't European liberals; they are American neoconservatives who plan to...
Solzhenitsyn’s Maxim
Terrorists chose Russia's "National Day" the celebration of Russia's rebirth in the ashes of the Soviet Union to strike once again, as they did at Beslan. As the passenger train coming from Grozny, capital of war-torn Chechnya, approached the village of...
The Scourge of Militarism: Rome and America
In September 2003, only four months after our president's "Mission Accomplished" moment on the USS Abraham Lincoln, it was already evident to some of us that neocon dreams of establishing a robust Pax Americana on the planet were likely to be doomed in the sands of...
Backtalk, June 14, 2005
Who Cares About Iraqis? I am a soldier currently stationed in Camp Ar-Ramadi. I do not believe this war is justified and feel that there should be a timetable set for a withdrawal. However, I do not totally agree with the article, "Who Cares About Iraqis?" I do not...
A Palliative for Neo-Crazy Lies
Because Bush-Bolton and the neo-crazies have legions of sycophants ensconced at all major media outlets, feeding you a daily diet of lies, misrepresentations, and false innuendo about among other things Iran's nuclear programs, you're probably in need of...


