February 2005
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By on February 28, 2005
More revelations from an anonymous White House insider. This week: the general feeling in Russian, French and German diplomatic and political circles is that Bush is a menace to world peace and ought to be removed from office before he starts a major war
Posted in Inside the White House and Washington's Beltway
By on February 28, 2005
Part four of Gary Allen’s classic study of America’s foremost family of oligarchs
Posted in The Rockefellers
By on February 28, 2005
It might be more than 25-years-old but it’s still highly relevant. Part three of Gary Allen’s classic study of American oligarchs, the Rockefellers
Posted in The Rockefellers
By on February 28, 2005
Britain and America not only used DU in the most recent Iraq war, they dramatically increased its use – from a minimum of 320 tons in the previous war to at minimum of 1500 tons in this one
Posted in Depleted Uranium
By on February 28, 2005
Beneath the surface, Dutch society, once lauded as a model of liberalism and racial tolerance, is in crisis
Posted in Race
By on February 28, 2005
“Depleted uranium has a half life of 4.7 billion years – that means thousands upon thousands of Iraqi children will suffer for tens of thousands of years to come. This is what I call terrorism,” says Dr Ahmad Hardan
Posted in Depleted Uranium
By Christopher Bollyn on February 28, 2005
Christopher Bollyn explains how Depleted Uranium is a veritable ‘wormwood’: killing US troops and Iraqi civilians alike and leaving a deadly legacy in the land itself
Posted in Depleted Uranium
By on February 28, 2005
More than 1,000 tons of Depleted Uranium was reportedly fired during the invasion of Iraq, “reportedly” because UK/US authorities are being coy with figures. And no wonder: DU has been tied to Gulf War Syndrome, cancers and severe birth deformities
Posted in Depleted Uranium
By on February 28, 2005
When Theo van Gogh, a Dutch film maker who had often attacked radical Muslims, was murdered recently, it prompted some in Holland to rethink their faith in a multiracial society. This website comments
Posted in Race
By on February 28, 2005
Depleted Uranium is being used widely in ‘War Against Terror’ but it leaves a terrible legacy. “Many children are born with no eyes, no limbs, or tumours protruding from their mouths and eyes”, says Dr Daud Miraki. Some are barely recognisable as human
Posted in Depleted Uranium
By on February 28, 2005
“Military men are just dumb stupid animals to be used as pawns in foreign policy.” – Henry Kissinger, quoted in “Kiss the Boys Goodbye: How the United States Betrayed Its Own POW’s in Vietnam”
Posted in Depleted Uranium
By on February 28, 2005
The Pentagon has embarked on a campaign of lies and concealment, in an effort to hide the dangers posed by Depleted Uranium and avoid paying medical costs for afflicted vets
Posted in Depleted Uranium
By Christopher Bollyn on February 28, 2005
The “War on Terror” is taking it toll, not just on combatants and Iraqi civilians but on US service personnel, who are suffering chronic health problems, more than five times the rate of Viet Nam vets and four times the rate of Korean War vets
Posted in Depleted Uranium
By on February 28, 2005
Award winning journalist Rick Anderson, examines how the US Government is waging war on its own soldiers. Through a combination of Depleted Uranium, vaccines, medical cutbacks and official denial
Posted in Depleted Uranium
By on February 28, 2005
This article is about how much radioactive uranium our guys, representing us, the citizens of the United States, let fly in Iraq. Turns out they used about 4,000,000 pounds of the stuff, give or take. That is a bunch
Posted in Depleted Uranium
By on February 28, 2005
It’s been linked to cancer, Gulf War Syndrome and birth defects and the US has dumped 17 million tons of it in Iraq. Not only will it affect as yet unborn generations of Iraqis, but US troops too
Posted in Depleted Uranium
By John Pilger on February 28, 2005
John Pilger reports on the steady and ongoing genocide in Iraq that until recently the mainstream media have largely ignored
Posted in Depleted Uranium
By on February 28, 2005
British soldiers face a far more deadly legacy than bullets from Saddam’s army if they invade Iraq as part of an Allied attack on the country. Leading scientists are convinced that they – and eventually their families – will be exposed to cancer-causing agents that have killed tens of thousands of Iraqis in the last [...]
Posted in Depleted Uranium
By on February 27, 2005
As expected the next stage in the ‘War on Terror’ is being prepared and almost on cue comes this BBC report. As always, seemingly ‘impartial’ and ‘balanced’, it points the blame for the recent Tel Aviv bombing at Syria
Posted in "The War on Terror"
By Xymphora on February 27, 2005
What’s the next country in the “War on Terror’s’ hit list? Iran? Syria? Or, asks Xymphora, in an effort to restore America’s moral credibility, could it a small Public Relations job before the next big hit? Somewhere like Zimbabwe?
Posted in "The War on Terror"