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"Even though I'm a tranquil guy now at this stage of my life, I have nothing but contempt and anger for those who betray the trust by exposing the name of our sources. They are, in my view, the most insidious of traitors."
-- George Herbert Walker Bush, 1999

10/31   
Flight of hawk stirs Pentagon nest: A major Pentagon hawk has abruptly resigned his post in a move that, in the context of other recent developments, is likely to fuel speculation that the White House might be trying to soften the harder edges of its controversial policies. The Pentagon announced on Wednesday evening that Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Policy, J D Crouch II, was resigning effective Friday in order to return to "academia" at Southwest Missouri State University (SMSU). Cheney's Hawks 'Hijacking Policy'
US economy grows at fastest rate since 1984: War is one of the best economic stimulators. Don't let them fool you. Look at the industries which are profiting most and you will likely find that they are related to the military industrial complex. Shhh!
US Iraq inquiry deadline looms: The Bush administration faces a looming deadline to hand over files to a Senate committee investigating the quality of pre-war intelligence on Iraq. The White House, Defense Department and State Department have until noon Washington time (1700GMT) to turn over documents and allow relevant interviews to be scheduled. The Senate Intelligence Committee has given the CIA the same deadline.
US report: Saddam behind some attacks; Huge blast reported in Fallujah: US soldiers clashed with rioters carrying Saddam Hussein's pictures Friday in a Baghdad suburb, and a heavy smoke billowed from the mayor's office in a city west of the capital following a huge blast.
US House of Representatives approves Iraq aid package; Despite attacks: Japan determined to send troops: The 298-121 House vote late Thursday night was a victory for Bush. The package, for expenses during the current budget year, includes nearly $65 billion for U.S. military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan and $18.6 billion to rebuild Iraq and improve the country's security and law enforcement.  
Home Safe Home: President Bush got one thing right: the greatest threat to American security is a rogue state providing a terrorist group with weapons of mass destruction and the means to deploy them to the United States. Unfortunately, almost everything he has done since Sept. 11 has made this problem worse rather than better. While some progress has been made on cooperation on intelligence and money laundering, the administration has taken giant steps away from its initial post-9/11 strategy which involved working collaboratively through the United Nations.
US global warming bill rejected: The US Senate has rejected efforts to curb carbon dioxide emissions from industrial power plants. Senators voted 55-43 against the bill, which would have required power stations and factories to reduce their emissions to 2000 levels by 2010.
The Matrix (Interstate Snoop, Not the Movie): Coming to a State Near You: TIA is not gone. It has morphed into MATRIX, an interstate electronic data base started by the State of Florida (of course, money to baby brother Jeb), with FEDERAL FUNDS, that involves states' pooling first their criminal database. Then, who knows what else will go into the mix.
Israel's Palestinian "Problem": The current overt Israeli military aggression against the Palestinians, though steeped in the anti-terrorist rhetoric we have all but come to accept here in the West, is by no means an all-out "war on terror." Rather, it is a calculated and well-timed campaign by Israel to once and for all solve its "Palestinian problem." A Clean Break: A New Strategy for Securing the Realm
Our "Spiral of Violence": The so-called “spiral of violence” which has ended the half-hearted US “peace” intervention in the Middle East, is in fact a media-coined phrase that does no justice to the real situation as it is now and has been for the past 55 years.  In reality, what we are seeing is a new chapter in the bible of American foreign policy towards the region...


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10/30  
US commanders: Claims about illegal infiltration from Syria to Iraq - ''unfounded': Commanders of U.S. military forces responsible for monitoring the border between Iraq and Syria told The Washington Post there is no evidence from human intelligence sources or radar surveillance aircraft indicating that significant numbers of foreign fighters are infiltrating into Iraq illegally.
Congress issues Iraq deadline to CIA: A powerful committee of the US Senate has given the CIA 48 hours to supply files on intelligence it gathered on Iraq prior to the outbreak of war. US media say the report the Senate Intelligence Committee plans to publish is likely to be strongly critical of the CIA and its Director, George Tenet.
Congress Resolution Urges Bush To Reprimand Boykin:  As the White House is besieged by demands to reprimand him for his anti-Islam remarks, Representative John Conyers Jr. (D-MI) presented Tuesday, October 28, a resolution urging President George Bush to "clearly censure or reassign" Lt. Gen. Williams G. Boykin.
Exposed: The June 2002 Plan to Market a New 9/11 Mastermind : In these series of selected excerpts from Chaim Kupferberg's landmark article, Kupferberg reveals the marketing plan to introduce Khalid Shaikh Mohammed to the public as the 9/11 mastermind in June 2002 - and the subsequent coincidences, contradictions, and anomalies which expose the Official Legend of 9/11 as a prefabricated set-up.
US lawmakers approve aid package for Iraq:  A House-Senate reconciliation committee late Wednesday approved an 18.4 billion dollar reconstruction aid package for Iraq, complying with the White House's demand that no part of the money should be provided in the form of a loan.
Iraq Guerrillas Adopt a New Strategy - Copy the Americans: Understanding the brain. That's what you have to do in a guerrilla war. Find out how it works, what it's trying to do. An attack on US headquarters in Baghdad and six suicide bombings, all at the start of Ramadan. Thirty-four dead and 200 wounded. Where have I heard those statistics before? And how could they be so well co-ordinated--well-timed, down to the last second? And why the Red Cross?
A Complete Waste of Energy: A House-Senate energy conference committee is about to disgorge a 1,700-page legislative abomination that should cause both the left and right to choke. Although the bill has yet to be released, enough is known to conclude that it will be three parts corporate welfare and one part cynical politics. The bill is a shocking abdication of the administration and Congress' responsibility.
Anti-Syria vote exposes real Bush world: Ironically, both politically and economically, Syria has liberalized significantly over the past decade or so. The level of repression is far less than it was during its peak in the 1970s and is significantly less than a number of other Middle Eastern countries, including close US allies like Saudi Arabia. Similarly, the size and power of Syria's military has been reduced dramatically from its apex in the 1980s as a result of the dissolution of its Soviet patron. Syrian links to international terrorism have also declined markedly. Syria Accountability Act: Senate version
320 Palestinian Children in Israeli Prisons Under Worst Conditions: Al-Hayat international Arabic daily in its Monday edition wrote that 320 Palestinian children and young adults aged between 12 to 17 are currently imprisoned in Israel under extremely inhumane conditions.
Now 'political Islam' draws fire: Spin meiesters of the American media are busy conjuring up a new twist for an old phrase, "political Islam", that is reported to be gaining a "seductive voice" among Muslim masses. And that twist appears to be "our war is with political Islam". Political Islam will be the new target of verbal barrages and even military attacks of the United States.
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10/29    
Bush warns Iraq neighbours: US President George W Bush has warned Iran and Syria not to let terrorists cross into Iraq from their territory. "We are working closely with those countries to let them know we expect them to enforce borders," Mr Bush told journalists at the White House. It's About the Rule of Law: Impeaching George W. Bush
Byrd Offers Plan to Protect Soldiers in Iraq: "The constant wave of bombings in Iraq demonstrates the very grave threat posed by the enormous piles of unsecured conventional weapons that exist throughout the country.  These weapons stockpiles are being looted and diverted to a range of terrorist attacks, from bombing our troop convoys on the streets of Baghdad to attacking the headquarters of the United Nations and the International Red Cross."
Powell begs aid agencies to stay in Baghdad: Mr Powell expressed hope that non-governmental bodies, contractors and the UN would stay despite the dangers: "They are needed. Their work is needed. And if they are driven out, then the terrorists win
Bremer in talks on timing of Iraq pullout: Paul Bremer, administrator for the US-led occupying powers in Iraq, met senior officials in Washington yesterday to discuss timing for a handover of sovereignty and withdrawal of US forces, possibly within 18 months. Officials said the meeting, hosted by the Pentagon, was intended to focus on the seven steps Mr Bremer had laid out to lead to national elections. According to one official, the agenda was partly dubbed "Exit Strategy", and was based on Mr Bremer's view
One, Two, Three, What Are They Fighting For?:  I was in the police station in the town of Fallujah when I realised the extent of the schizophrenia. Captain Christopher Cirino of the 82nd Airborne was trying to explain to me the nature of the attacks so regularly carried out against American forces in the Sunni Muslim Iraqi town. His men were billeted in a former presidential rest home down the road—"Dreamland", the Americans call it—but this was not the extent of his soldiers' disorientation. "The men we are being attacked by," he said, "are Syrian-trained terrorists and local freedom fighters." Come again? "Freedom fighters." But that's what Captain Cirino called them—and rightly so.
NIgeria halts Polio vaccines: Nigeria has asked international donor agencies to check a polio vaccine after three of its northern states halted an immunisation drive over safety fears. The states acted after an influential Islamic leader said the vaccines might cause cancer, Aids or sterility.
Likud loses control of several major cities: The incumbent mayors of most cities and towns were voted back into office in Tuesday's municipal elections, but the Likud lost control of several important cities, including Bat Yam, Rosh Ha'ayin, Dimona, Hod Hasharon, Eilat and Kiryat Malachi.  
Qureia says militant factions agree to hold truce talks: Palestinian Prime Minister Ahmed Qureia, asked by PA Chairman Yasser Arafat to form a permanent government by next week, said on Tuesday that militant groups had agreed to resume talks on ending attacks on Israelis. "I have made an offer to all Palestinian groups, those within the Palestine Liberation Organization, as well as Hamas and the Islamic Jihad group, for talks over a cease-fire. They welcomed it," Qureia told Reuters.
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10/28    
Family sues over Iraqi killings: A Manchester-based Iraqi family is launching legal action against the Ministry of Defence for the deaths of 10 relatives in the recent war. It is understood the Hamoodis will be making legal history, as it is the first time the UK Government has faced a civil claim for unlawful killing.
Nigeria: Muslim fears hinder polio immunisation in the north: But in northern Nigeria the governments of Zamfara and Kaduna states suspended the exercise over widespread fears that the polio vaccine contained sterilising agents and might be spreading HIV/AIDS.
Israel massacres Palestinians under noses of United States, United Nations: “It has become clear, not just to the Arab world, but also to the majority of the international community, that Israeli Prime Minster Ariel Sharon has no interest in peace and his only concern is the banishment of the Palestinians from their land,” Zaki wrote in the French-language daily. “What’s worse is that these Israeli massacres against the Palestinians are being conducted under the noses of the United States and the United Nations but neither is willing to bring this violence to an end.” Death of a town
No plans to kill Arafat, PM assures visitors: "I don't see any plans to kill him, although the man is responsible for the deaths of hundreds, of thousands, of mostly civilians because his strategy is a strategy of terror," Sharon told the delegation during its visit to the Knesset.
The Joys and Sorrows of Ramadan: The bittersweet month of Ramadan is here once again, amidst unfathomable sorrows, amidst joy. And yet, as my father-in-law, who is nearly seventy years old reminded me, “Palestine has not seen such a bitter Ramadan in many many years”. Everything Connected With Ramadan Has Undergone a Change
Israel's Palestinian "Problem": The current overt Israeli military aggression against the Palestinians, though steeped in the anti-terrorist rhetoric we have all but come to accept here in the West, is by no means an all-out "war on terror." Rather, it is a calculated and well-timed campaign by Israel to once and for all solve its "Palestinian problem." A Clean Break: A New Strategy for Securing the Realm
Our "Spiral of Violence": The so-called “spiral of violence” which has ended the half-hearted US “peace” intervention in the Middle East, is in fact a media-coined phrase that does no justice to the real situation as it is now and has been for the past 55 years.  In reality, what we are seeing is a new chapter in the bible of American foreign policy towards the region...

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