Monthly Archives: January 2005

www.truthtalkziraq.blogspot.com www.truthtalkz.blogspot.com 1) Lest we forget. The following is a compilation of statements made by Bush Administration officials concerning Iraqi WMD’s in the leadup to the invasion of March 2003: http://www.ceip.org/files/projects/npp/resources/iraqintell/adminquoteshtml.htm The Bush Administration on Iraq’s Weapons of Mass Destruction … Continue reading →

www.truthtalkziraq.blogspot.com www.truthtalkz.blogspot.com I hope everyone’s in the mood not to buy anything at all tomorrow, in commemoration of “Not One Damn Dime Day”… 1) Always good to know that British soldiers are so much more civilized and experienced than their … Continue reading →

www.truthtalkziraq.blogspot.com www.truthtalkz.blogspot.com 1) New Not In Our Name Petition, regarding inauguration and statements that election is a mandate: www.nion.us 2) Yup, Iran’s next, perhaps before the summer. However, since even Americans are tiring of folks defending themselves against foreign invaders, … Continue reading →

1) This Just In, Iran’s Next: http://www.guardian.co.uk/iran/story/0,12858,1392078,00.html Special forces ‘on the ground’ in Iran Ian Traynor Monday January 17, 2005 The Guardian American special forces have been on the ground inside Iran scouting for US air strike targets for suspected … Continue reading →

Counter Inaugural protests are scheduled through the US and in some parts of the world to speak up against the Bush regime and the consequences of US policy abroad and in this country. Many coalitions are serving as information centers … Continue reading →

www.truthtalkziraq.blogspot.com 1) Let’s unpack this story a bit, avoiding the US media’s placid “there’s nothing new here” spin to the import of the story. Remember two years ago, when the Iraqi government, through Amer al-Sa’adi (the credible one, NOT “Baghdad … Continue reading →

1) The article below is a fawning presentation of Daniel Pipes as an embattled intellectual besieged by professionally incompetent and ideologically driven scholars of Middle Eastern Studies. The author does not mention Pipes’ extreme views, such as advocating camps for … Continue reading →

Now back from 3 week vacation, including visits to Ukraine, Amsterdam, New Orleans, and Seattle. 1) Smells like Negroponte (and Algeria, Israel, El Salvador, Vietnam, and several other dirty wars of the past). This would go part of the way … Continue reading →