January 2005
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By on January 31, 2005
No matter that Baghdad has become a free-fire zone or that US airstrikes are increasing exponentially, Iraq will have ‘free’ and ‘fair’ elections and the media will play along with that line
Posted in Iraq
By Robert Fisk on January 31, 2005
America has insisted on the Iraqi elections because they are supposed to provide an exit strategy for embattled US forces, but they seem set to change the geopolitical map of the Arab world in ways the Americans could never have possibly foreseen
Posted in Iraq
By on January 31, 2005
Cannabis is not the harmless drug that its advocates claim. A mental health charity is calling for an investigation into the links between “cannabis and psychosis”.
Posted in Health
By on January 31, 2005
More revelations from a White House insider. This week: Bush seems determined to continue what he started in Iraq and carry through to Syria and Iran. So it is no longer a case of God Bless America now but God Save America
Posted in Inside the White House and Washington's Beltway
By on January 31, 2005
A translator at Guantanamo Bay has accused female interrogators of using sexual pressure during interrogations. Including smearing one devout Muslim’s face with fake menstrual blood, groping and wearing thong panties
Posted in "The War on Terror"
By on January 31, 2005
Condoleeza Rice called him the father of the movement to turn the Middle East democratic. But as Barry Chamish discovers, there is more to Israel’s one time housing minister, Natan Sharansky, than meets the eye
Posted in Behind The "News"
By Israel Shamir on January 31, 2005
As aid and assistance heads for South East Asia, Israel has sent its own form of special assistance, not to help survivors but to rescue the dead
Posted in Israel, 'Anti-Semitism', Zionism and US-UK allies
By on January 30, 2005
Amy Goodman talks to Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Seymour Hersh
Posted in Iraq
By on January 30, 2005
In recent years numerous scientists have died in mysterious circumstances. We chronicle some of the most recent
Posted in Behind The "News"
By on January 30, 2005
Crop circle researcher Charles Mallet recounts his first contact with the phenomenon and the interest that the military seem to have
Posted in Crop circles
By on January 29, 2005
Prime disinformation intended to make the public view Iran as a potential threat, just as Iraq was once cast in the same role with spurious reports about its ‘alleged’ Weapons of Mass Destruction
Posted in Behind The "News"
By on January 28, 2005
36 US troops have died in what is the bloodiest day so far for US forces since the invasion of Iraq
Posted in Iraq
By on January 28, 2005
More revelations from a White House insider. This week: when the Bush family were in England recently they behaved like ‘trialer park trash’. One daughter got drunk in a pub, urinated on the floor and announced she wanted to give Prince William oral sex
Posted in Inside the White House and Washington's Beltway
By on January 28, 2005
Iraqi farmers will no longer be permitted to save their seeds, which include seeds the Iraqis themselves have developed over hundreds of years. Instead, they will be forced to buy seeds from US corporations like Monsanto. Either that, or starve
Posted in Iraq
By on January 28, 2005
Whatever may or may not have happened at Aushwitz, the Holocaust has become a powerful propaganda tool for the state of Israel, writes Michael Collins Piper.
Posted in Hidden and Revisionist History
By wmw_admin on January 28, 2005
It is tantamount to virtual heresy to question the ‘Holocaust’ today. But did the extermination of 6 million people really happen as we’ve been taught?
Posted in Essential Reading, Hidden and Revisionist History
By on January 26, 2005
Strong indications are emerging that Michael Chertoff, the new Homeland Security chief, had ties with the man suspected of financing the 911 attacks, Dr. Magdy Elamir
Posted in Political Intrigue
By on January 26, 2005
Insurgency in Iraq is spreading and US forces are steadily losing ground, on every front
Posted in Iraq
By on January 25, 2005
On January 20, 1997, Bill Clinton began his second term as President with a swearing-in ceremony at the White House followed by an inaugural address. During the first few minutes of this speech, Clinton briefly surveyed the history of the past ten decades: What a century it has been. America became the world’s mightiest industrial [...]
Posted in Hidden and Revisionist History
By on January 25, 2005
Talk in the White House this week is of money. Including the possibility of US social security being “privatised”. And the prospect, which has Bush drooling at the mouth, of how many kickbacks he can expect from Wall St. when he retires
Posted in Inside the White House and Washington's Beltway