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Goff: US Labor And The War On Iraq
Znet Article, October, 22 2002
Gary Goff
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At the "Paths to a Just and Secure Future: Resisting Washington's Endless War" Conference organized by the American Friends Service Committee (Simmons College, Boston, Oct. 11-12, 2002) I was one of four respondents to the Mary Lord's plenary talk...
Mauger: Iraq Journal
Znet Article, October, 22 2002
Nathan Mauger
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Sunday, Sept. 22; Jordan-Iraq border There are lines and lines of oil tankers. They sit motionless in the heat, idling. Their drivers cannot be seen; the windows of the cabs act as mirrors and reflect the sun and the desert. I'm sitting in...
Steel: Saddam Seems To Won Over His Floating Voters
Znet Article, October, 17 2002
Mark Steel
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I wonder how the leader of the "no" campaign tried to inspire his supporters after Saddam got a 100 per cent "yes" vote in his election. I suppose he said: "Obviously we're disappointed, but we fought a good campaign and I enjoyed every minute. I'...
Mcquaig: How Deep Is America's Loathing for Iraq
Znet Article, October, 15 2002
Linda Mcquaig
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It’s always useful, in a debate, to be able to cite sources from your opponent’s side. But, has it really come to this: The definitive case against invading Iraq may now be coming from the Central Intelligence Agency? The Bush ad...
Author: The Choice on Iraq
Commentary, October, 13 2002
Guest Author
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The current crisis is often represented as being caused by Iraq's refusal to comply with UN resolutions to give up its nuclear, chemical and biological weapons programmes. Therefore, the argument goes, Iraq will only comply if major military threa...
Chien: Iraq: Is It About Oil?
Znet Article, October, 13 2002
A.j Chien
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Institute for Health and Social Justice Those who question the stated motives of the US administration for threatening war against Iraq - to strike at dictatorship, or to eradicate its alleged weapons of mass destruction - have good reason for sk...
Burchill: Public Amnesia And Hypocrisy Needed To Justify War On Iraq
Commentary, October, 12 2002
Scott Burchill
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Trying to convince a sceptical population why Australia could soon be at war with Iraq is proving a major test of opinion management for the Howard Government.
Arnove: Bush Peddles War
Commentary, October, 11 2002
Anthony Arnove
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George Bush said in his address to the nation on October 7 that the United States "has never permitted the brutal and lawless to set history's course."
Cummings: Iran, Iraq, Whatever...
Znet Article, October, 11 2002
Richard Cummings
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One day, quite a few years ago, I was having lunch with my Iranian friend, Rudy Alam, who was attending the University of Pennsylvania, and who was the daughter of the then Prime Minster of Iran. It was a student hangout, and a waitress recognized...
Mahajan: What War Means to the Iraqi People
Znet Article, October, 11 2002
Romi Mahajan
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I woke up early to the news today and wish sleep carried me a little longer. In much poetry, dawn represents the breaking of the methaphorical night of loneliness, a respite from pain. But for the Iraqi people, this is not that...
Herring: The Choice on Iraq
Znet Article, October, 10 2002
Eric Herring
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The current crisis is often represented as being caused by Iraq's refusal to comply with UN resolutions to give up its nuclear, chemical and biological weapons programmes. Therefore, the argument goes, Iraq will only comply if major military threa...
Said: Israel, Iraq, And The US
Znet Article, October, 10 2002
Edward Said
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Many parts of Lebanon were bombed heavily by Israeli warplanes on 4 June, 1982. Two days later the Israeli army entered Lebanon through the country's southern border. Menachem Begin was prime minister, Ariel Sharon his minister of defense. The imm...
Administrator: Iraq on the Verge Of War
Znet Article, October, 09 2002
Site Administrator
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C1. Are U.S. leaders correct in their characterization of Saddam Hussein as a monster? There are two possible meanings of the word "monster." What most people mean by the term is a leader...
Glass: Iraq Must Go!
Znet Article, October, 09 2002
Charles Glass
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"There is a dry wind blowing through the East, and the parched grasses wait the spark." John Buchan, Greenmantle (1916) As Lloyd George's wartime Director of Information, John Buchan urged Britain to support an incomprehensible Eastern war with t...
Secours: The "I" Words
Commentary, October, 06 2002
Molly Secours
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Don't abandon Uncle Sam, He needs you!
Pirani: Carving Up Iraq
Znet Article, October, 06 2002
Simon Pirani
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by Simon Pirani Russia appears close to striking a bargain under which its oil companies would retain lucrative projects in a post-Saddam, US-controlled Iraq. In return, Russia could smooth the path for the UN to back George Bush's war effort. A...
Pilger: Palestinians Not Alone
Commentary, October, 05 2002
John Pilger
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The Palestinians are no longer alone; Israel, despite the craven intimidation of some of its supporters, has ceased to be immune from truthful media criticism
Zunes: UN Resolutions being violated by countries other than Iraq
Znet Article, October, 03 2002
Stephen Zunes
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Editor's Note: In its effort to justify its planned invasion of Iraq, the Bush administration has emphasized the importance of enforcing UN Security Council resolutions. However, in addition to the dozen or so resolutions currently being violated ...
Weisbrot: War Talk: Changing the Channel
Commentary, October, 02 2002
Mark Weisbrot
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"The [political] polls are dropping, the domestic situation has problems.... So all of a sudden we have this war talk, war fervor . . . said Senator Robert C. Byrd last week. "This is the worst kind of election-year politics."
Mcquaig: Iraq Isn't The Only Country With Weapons Of Mass Destruction
Znet Article, October, 01 2002
Linda Mcquaig
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A VISITOR from Mars these days could easily get the impression that Iraq is a pioneer in the field of weapons of mass destruction. Indeed, such a visitor would almost certainly conclude that Iraq alone is keen on hideously violent weapons, while t...


