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Molotov cocktails were thrown at the British embassy in Tehran as around 250 Iranian students demonstrated against the war in Iraq....
Posted: Tue, Apr 8, 2003 7:14pm PDT
...the family...decided they would head out of Nassiriya for the town further south to the safe haven of Souk Al Shuyoukh.
Unfortunately, with the information blackout under which most Iraqis live...[they] had no idea that U.S. forces, sweeping north from Kuwait had control of that very highway that Monday night...the edgy Americans were shooting at everything on the stretch of road between the southern town and Nassiriya...from Basra. Jawad and his family, part of a huge convoy of cars car...
Posted: Tue, Apr 8, 2003 5:58pm PDT
She has decided to stop the diffusion of the violent, anti-war video for "American Life". out of respect for the troops fighting in Iraq....
Posted: Tue, Apr 8, 2003 5:01pm PDT
"As the Bush administration continues its illegal and immoral invasion of Iraq, we must steel ourselves for the difficult days that lie ahead."
from: http://www.thenation.org...
Posted: Tue, Apr 8, 2003 4:22pm PDT
With the U.S. in Baghdad, protests against the war are affecting more than just the U.S. campaign against Iraq....
Posted: Tue, Apr 8, 2003 2:27pm PDT
Six protestors in San Francisco were arrested this morning for staging a non-violent occupation of Autonomy Corporation offices in San Francisco while scores of others picketed outside the office. This protest, coordinated with a simultaneous action in Cambridge, England, highlighted the surveillance software company’s unethical ties to Bush advisor Richard Perle. Pearle, an influential Pentagon insider and key promoter of the war on Iraq, was placed on the board of the company three years a...
Posted: Tue, Apr 8, 2003 1:13pm PDT
The name "Operation Iraqi Freedom" now carry the meaning of freeing the Iraqi people by killing them....
Posted: Tue, Apr 8, 2003 12:27pm PDT
Former BBC reporter Kate Adie warned that non-embedded journalists in Iraq could be Pentagon targets before the war began. She was right. Today, an American tank shell was fired at Baghdad's Palestine Hotel--temporary home of international reporters and film crews--causing casualties among those who bravely stayed in a war zone so that we could know. He wonders how independent reporters (as opposed to embeds) can continue to do their jobs when such danger emanates from their own side. Not fro...
Posted: Tue, Apr 8, 2003 11:42am PDT
U.S. attacked journalists at hotel and office in Iraq....
Posted: Tue, Apr 8, 2003 9:58am PDT
International journalists killed, missing and held in Iraq. The International Federation of Journalists condemns both sides in the Iraq war over the deaths of reporters and says those responsible must be brought to justice....
Posted: Tue, Apr 8, 2003 6:02am PDT
An audio recording said to be of Osama Bin Laden has emerged in which he urges Muslims to rise up against their governments that support the war on Iraq....
Posted: Tue, Apr 8, 2003 3:56am PDT
"We were targeted because the Americans don't want the world to see the crimes they are committing against the Iraqi people." Ayoub aged 35, was married with one daughter. He travelled to Baghdad only five days ago to join the Al-Jazeera team from the channel's Amman......
Posted: Tue, Apr 8, 2003 1:10am PDT
...the family...decided they would head out of Nassiriya for the town further south to the safe haven of Souk Al Shuyoukh.
Unfortunately, with the information blackout under which most Iraqis live...[they] had no idea that U.S. forces, sweeping north from Kuwait had control of that very highway that Monday night...the edgy Americans were shooting at everything on the stretch of road between the southern town and Nassiriya...from Basra. Jawad and his family, part of a huge convoy of cars car...
Posted: Tue, Apr 8, 2003 12:53am PDT
Most Americans no longer care whether weapons of mass destruction are found in Iraq. But to the rest of the world, the issue remains crucial....
Posted: Mon, Apr 7, 2003 11:16pm PDT
The Red Cross has been touring hospitals with first aid and surgery kits. Spokesman Roland Huguenin-Benjamin said: "They were overwhelmed by sheer numbers - during fierce bombardment they received up to 100 casualties an hour."
Doctors who treated victims of the 1980-88 Iran-Iraq war and the 1991 Gulf War were taken aback by the injuries. Dr Duleimi, 48, said: "This is the worst I've seen in the number of casualties and fatal wounds.
"This is a disaster because they'...
Posted: Mon, Apr 7, 2003 9:41pm PDT
"The Iraq Body Count site is attracting 100,000 visitors a day, many of them journalists, who are increasingly citing the site's reporting in their own accounts. The material is critical given that no government, NGO or other organization is currently chronicling this information. As US General Tommy Franks has said: 'We don't do body counts.' Launched this past January, IBC is run by 16 researchers, based in the United States and the United Kingdom, who closely analyze reports from a ra...
Posted: Mon, Apr 7, 2003 8:21pm PDT
The following is an excerpt from BBC. Wonder how much effort the Bush's administration spent on "liberating" and "re-building Iraq when their best candidate possibly to succeed Saddam "is not even qualified to run a grocery store"....
Posted: Mon, Apr 7, 2003 7:50pm PDT
The White House's concentration on the Palestinian problem is based on the fact that it was the main focus of Arab anger against America until the Iraq war began and will probably continue long after the guns fall silent...
Posted: Mon, Apr 7, 2003 6:13pm PDT
An article by The Guardian's John Sutherland compliments the
accuracy and reliability of Russian intelligence reports on the "war" in Iraq....
Posted: Mon, Apr 7, 2003 5:21pm PDT
The Secret Behind the Sanctions
How the U.S. Intentionally Destroyed Iraq's Water Supply
by Thomas J. Nagy...
Posted: Mon, Apr 7, 2003 1:25pm PDT