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TROOPS: A Steady Advance To Capital
Coalition forces operating from the north, west and south began to draw a wide noose around Baghdad Monday, but a sandstorm and enemy fighters mixing with civilians slowed their efforts.

Paris war protest turns anti-Semitic
Jewish youth beaten by angry Arab mob amid demonstration

US Confirms Downed Helicopter Destroyed
US forces have successfully destroyed the Army AH-64 Apache attack helicopter that went down during fighting south of Baghdad, officials with the US Central Command said on Tuesday.

British forces preparing to take out Basra militia
Several days ago British military officials they would prefer to negotiate surrenders with enemy troops rather than move into the city itself.

Fasting activist waits for tax answers
Woman who hasn't eaten in 3 weeks recontacts elected officials

La Guardia Incident - Staged BioWar Attack Derailed?

Already Ca$hing In
U.S. Seizes $1.4 Billion In Frozen Iraqi Assets
President Bush ordered the Treasury Department yesterday to seize more than $1.4 billion in Iraqi government money frozen in U.S. banks since 1990

Pentagon hawk linked to UK intelligence company
Richard Perle is director of firm selling terror alert software

Pentagon Adviser Is Also Advising Global Crossing
Mr. Perle and his lawyer said yesterday that his involvement with Global Crossing did not violate the ethics rules.

U.S. Agency Offers Blueprint for Rebuilding Iraq
Its cost is still unclear, but the plan will mean lucrative contracts for a few American firms

Missiles found in chemical plant
Raises suspicions Saddam planning to arm rockets with toxic warheads

Battle for Baghdad begins
Heavy air attacks on Republican Guard looks to clear way for troops

Sandstorm Blows Over US Troops South Of Baghdad

Saddam's secret weapon?
Hussein's most trusted paramilitary militia – the Fedayeen – leading resistance

GI in grenade attack made anti-U.S. remarks
Mother of Asan Akbar claims son accused simply because he is Muslim

Iraqis Hunt For Water And Food In South

Joy in Ramallah over capture of U.S. soldiers
'Oh Saddam, we love you, why don't you annihilate all the Jews'

Iraq: Muslim law trumps Geneva Convention
POW treatment to be dictated by religion, official threatens beheadings

Surrender By Iraqis Under White Flag In So. Iraq

U.S. helicopter crew shown on TV
Pentagon IDs crew members from Florida, Georgia

Iraqi prisoners: 'Happy to be here'
Captive: 'Here, it was hard before but now it is good'

FBI: 5,000 Iraqis in U.S. interviewed
Bureau looks to learn identities of any spies, terrorists in America

Iraq May Use Chem Weapons On US In Baghdad

U.S. Flexes Muscles Before the Koreas
Scheduled war games with South Korea apparently are meant to impress the North.

UN envoy says US-Korea war possible
Maurice Strong, special envoy of UN Secretary General Kofi Annan, told reporters on arrival in Beijing: "There is no need for war and yet war could occur if the parties concerned cannot find a way of resolving the differences across the table diplomatically."

Iran to be US next target: CIA Report
According to reliable sources, US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) had submitted a detailed 300 pages long report to President George Bush in which it was pointed out that during possible US attack on Iran religiously motivated Jehadi (holy warrior) organizations would support Iran from the border areas of Pakistan and Afghanistan.

Arab-Americans urge helping FBI in search
Saudi-born man allegedly planning terrorist attacks in U.S.

Islamic gunmen blamed in slaughter
Suspected Muslim terrorists drag 24 Hindus from homes for massacre

Pakistani nuke 'can now hit Tel Aviv'
Former intelligence chief claims Israel within reach

Baby 'clone' pic released
Raelians offer no scientific evidence to prove claims of replicated human

Mystery disease an uncommon cold?
CDC director: 'This may be a new or emerging virus'

Enemies Of Free Press & Liberty

Attempts To Silence Rense.com Continue

Muslim-American soldier ID'd in attack
15 troops injured, 1 killed in grenade assault officials call 'inside job'

Did translator shortage backfire?
WND exposed inadequate preparation of Arabic-language interrogators

10 Marines killed in fake surrender
'Sharpest engagement of the war thus far' in southern city of Nasiriyah

Russian dealers supplying Iraq
Electronic jamming equipment could throw U.S. planes, bombs off course

Smart Bombs, Obtuse Commentators

Jordan boots, unboots diplomats
5 originally expelled by Arab state, then 2 allowed to stay

'Tax honesty' activist to visit IRS
Fasting Michigan woman in D.C. to demand answers from feds

Baby girls found hidden in luggage
Police: 28 infants stuffed into suitcases stacked upon rack of long-distance bus

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U.S. Army Muslim chaplain questions duty
Captain gets mixed signals from foreign Islamic leaders

Iraqi gas masks pose threat
Captured, dead soldiers carrying new respirators raise fears of chem attack

Iraqis repositioning missile sites
Forces may use mobile launchers to take aim at troops moving north

Iraqi medics: 50 dead in Basra
Al-Jazeera television airs footage of bloodied civilians in hospital

Car bomb kills 5 at checkpoint
Iraqi Kurds blame group linked to al-Qaida for blast near Iran border

Something Monstrous This Way Comes

News crew missing in Iraq
Convoy carrying television reporter, others came under fire

Team to search for missing pilot Speicher
Special unit will scour Iraq for aviator believed held captive since '91

Fate of Saddam remains mystery
Dictator appears on state-run television, U.S. opens dialogue with Iraqi officials

8 U.S. soldiers hurt in grenade attack
Injured by devices thrown into tents at 'Camp Pennsylvania' in northern Kuwait

Iraqis repositioning missile sites
Forces may use mobile launchers to take aim at advancing troops

Device: Arabic in, English out
Handheld electronic interpreter still year away from mass production

Zionism Has Triumphed

Young drinkers seduced by 'Viagra pops'
Libido-boosting concoction containing Chinese herbs hitting bars this summer

Cocaine sweet 'will help people relax'
Company in Peru developing confection made of narcotic, caramel

'Extraterrestrial Culture Day' OK'd
New Mexico lawmakers propose celebration every 2nd Tuesday in February

SARS Questions And Answers (?)

6 Suspected To Have SARS In SF

Two Probable SARS Cases In New York

Series of explosions rock Baghdad
7 blasts heard as allies launch second round of heavy nighttime bombing

Franks: Gains made in multi-front war
U.S. commander says allied forces encountering resistance from Iraqi troops

Iraqis Fake Surrender, Kill Marines - Other Ruses

Family members defend 'al-Qaida operative'
FBI searching for Saudi man believed to be living in Florida

Today, It Is We Americans Who Live In Infamy

Pope: War threatens fate of humanity
'Violence and arms can never resolve the problems of men'

This TV War Will Make The Next One Harder To Sell

Russian Dealers Provide Iraq With Supplies, Electronics

Terrorism In 1933 Germany - Parallels

The Official Version Of 9/11 Is A Hoax

Film group pushes pro-family movies
Annual festival seeks to counter 'left-wing elitists' in charge of studios

Mexico To Begin Selling Off US Dollars

New twist in Martha Stewart probe
Domestic diva paying legal fees of traveling companion on day of trades

Iraqi terrorists head to U.S. via Mexico?
Feds reportedly search for 6 foreigners possibly armed with 'toxic substances'

Report: 'Chemical Ali' believed killed by U.S.
CIA officials say 'decapitation attack' also nailed 2 other chiefs

U.S. official: Saddam seen on stretcher
Photographs show 'panicked digging' at bunker hit by 1st strikes

Trouble Awaits US In Northern Iraq

British choppers collide in midair
7 members of Royal Navy crew feared dead in crash over Gulf

Iraqi Shiite Opposition Will Not Fight Alongside US

Thousands of troops request Bibles
Retired officer swamped with orders for Scripture in Ziploc bag

War-zone reports on Net
Radio correspondents provide audio from front lines

Anti-War Demonstrations, Rallies Sweep Around Globe

Fasting activist meets congressman
Woman who hasn't eaten since March 4 seeks answers on income tax

Civil War epic shut down by 'PC crowd'?
'Gods and Generals' a painful disappointment at box office

Palestinians to Saddam: 'Burn Tel Aviv'
Thousands chant pro-Iraq slogans at end of prayers on Temple Mount

Ten Questions To Zionists By Rabbi Weissmandl ZT"L

Blair-Chirac quarrel rages at EU summit
French president vows to oppose resolution allowing U.S., Britain to govern Iraq

Secret-surrender plan for Saddam
France still working on exile deal to country in west Africa

CDC IDs places of suspect SARS cases
ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) -- The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Thursday listed the states where it has found 13 suspected U.S. cases of an atypical pneumonia dubbed severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS.

U.S. strike killed terror-group member
Palestinian Liberation Front says officer 'fell as a martyr' in air raid

Afghanistan Omitted From US Aid Budget

Russia Protests US Spy Plane Flight

The case of the 'funky' passport
Officials say deported Indian woman falsely claiming 'abuse'

Microsoft Warns of Windows Script Engine Flaw
Microsoft Wednesday warned of a serious security flaw in the script engine of all versions of Windows that can be exploited to take control of vulnerable systems.

Ethics panel forbids Moose's book, movie
Police chief told bid to profit from case violates 'bedrock principles'

Anti-war protest strategy: Shock and hurl

American flag flies upside down
Ribbons for troops trampled at UC Berkeley protest

Israel warns Web sites on war coverage
WASHINGTON--Israel's top government censor has warned Web sites in her country not to publish sensitive information about the war with Iraq.

Targets in Baghdad left in flames
Planning Ministry reported ablaze, Saddam's main palace goes dark

Saddam fired banned missiles?
Kuwaiti officials say rockets included Scuds prohibited by U.N.

Iraqi oil fields reported burning
Journalists in southern Iraq, NOAA satellites reveal blazes

Elite troops capture key oil facilities
Targeted infrastructure on al Faw peninsula along Iraq coastline

POWs to be strip-searched
U.S. soldiers told to remove enemy clothing due to suicide-bombing fears

U.S. wants world's Iraqi embassies shut down
Nations also asked to expel Saddam's 'leading representatives'

Iraq's U.S.-based assets frozen
President Bush issues executive order to confiscate $1.4 billion in funds

U.S. troops prepare to feed Iraqi refugees
Humanitarian daily rations loaded into trucks at Kuwait City warehouse

Both sides say international law violated
U.S. vows to prosecute regime for placing military targets among civilians

House OKs GOP budget
Near party-line 215-212 roll call clears way for tax-cutting plan

Montreal hockey fans boo Star-Spangled Banner
U.S. national anthem played before Islanders' 6-3 victory

Feds: Al-Arian 'danger to U.S.'
Argue jihad-preaching professor should remain jailed without bond until trial

No 'panic' gas buying seen in U.S.
AAA: Motorists, retailers keep level head amid attacks on Iraq

Two Cases SARS Mysterious Illness Found In Carolinas

Patient With SARS Diagnosed In Virginia

S Korea’s military raises alert level
SEOUL: South Korea put its military on heightened alert Thursday as the beginning of war in Iraq raised fears that North Korea might move to provoke its neighbor while the world is distracted.

After Iraq, U.S. seen focusing on N.K.
The United States will focus its diplomatic efforts on breaking the current impasse with North Korea once its war with Iraq is over, a former U.S. chief negotiator on North Korean nuclear issues said yesterday.

Virus Capitalizes On Iraq War Interest
A new e-mail worm spreads by capitalizing on interest in the war with Iraq and related issues, British antivirus vendor Sophos warned.

Saddam Curses US-Led Attackers

Huge Explosions Seen Near Basra In So. Iraq

Pakistanis flee U.S. ahead of deadline
Avoiding March 21 registration with federal authorities

US begins operation
BAGRAM, Afghanistan Acting on new intelligence from radio intercepts, nearly 1000 US soldiers stormed into mountainside caves and villages in southern Afghanistan on Thursday in an intense search for Taliban and Al Qaeda fugitives

Why spend $800 million on U.N. dues?
Fleischer says global body has 'a very important role' after war is done

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Ricin found in Paris
Traces of the poison ricin have been found inside a locker at a railway station in Paris, according to the French interior ministry.

Chief Moose called to active duty
Head of shooting investigation will suit up with U.S. Air National Guard

Georgia Tornado Kills Six
Dontressia Williams, who survived with her 2-year-old daughter even though their home was destroyed.

Hundreds Arrested In Wide US Anti-War Protests

Computer attack on military server
Authorities are investigating a computer attack on a US military computer server that took advantage of a previously unknown flaw in a Microsoft program.

Americans Face Check Points As War Begins

AF Jets Quickly Jump Cuban Plane - Why Not On 911?

Patriot Hit On Scud Claimed In Kuwait

U.S. strikes suspected al-Qaida strongholds
About 1,000 U.S. troops launch raid on villages in southeastern Afghanistan

Revealed: Secret sniper stake-out
Moose sent team to Muhammad's ex-wife's home full day before releasing look-out

Nader: 'Bush is a messianic militarist'
Consumer activist warns war in Iraq will boost terror threat

Fleischer: Iraq war a deterrent to terrorists
Also, spokesman again deflects query about U.S.-hating Muslim clerics

Protests Flare Across Globe As War Begins

Delta Force ordered to kill Saddam
Small, elite units targeting Iraqi military, intelligence heads

Technology helping U.S. zero in on Saddam
Spy satellites controlled from bunker in Florida used to track Iraqi leader

U.S. military lists 300 suspected WMD sites
Many fit particular physical profile when viewed by satellite imagery

'E-bomb' part of 21st-century blitzkrieg
Microwave weapon can disrupt computers, radar, power supplies

War's duration key to U.S. victory
Public opinion to be driven by number of deaths, time factor

Israelis prepare for possible strike
Hundreds flee Tel Aviv, fearing repeat of 1st Gulf War

Sharon to Israel: Try on your gas masks
PM still insists chance of attack by Saddam 'very small'

NRC Out Of Loop On Raised Terror Alert

Justice plans to detain dozens of Iraqis
Some considered sympathetic to Saddam, others threat to Americans

FBI targeting Iraqi cars
Citizens asked to report suspicious vehicles with diplomat license plates

U.S. issues global terror alert
Warns citizens of potential attacks in reprisal for war in Iraq

Congress reacts to strike against Iraq
Democrat Kucinich only lawmaker to remain defiant in opposition

War evokes sadness, support in U.S.
'I thought I was prepared for this, but I'm really not'

Asian Muslims denounce war with Iraq
'This is not an attack on Islam but an attack on humanity'

Amnesty: Open borders to Iraqis
'The United Nations has estimated that there will then be about 2 million refugees'

No-flags order causes flap along front line
Officials say banner could give citizens of Iraq wrong idea about convoys

Live war coverage banned in schools
Teachers limited to showing only edited videotaped footage in Michigan town

Warning for 'sensitive' war music
Broadcasters told to take extra care not to offend listeners

Box Of Viruses Blows Apart At FedEx Site

NASA finds Columbia flight recorder
Investigators believe device continued to run until vehicle broke up

BBC On DU

And The Winner Is: US Corporate America

Name put to deadly pneumonia
Nine deaths reported so far around the world
But doctors said the paramyxoviridae family incorporated different viruses that could affect humans and that further studies were needed to establish whether SARS was a new virus and whether it was curable.

Mystery illness on the move
GENEVA, Switzerland -- The virulent and so-far untreatable form of pneumonia that has caused widespread fear in Asia and around the world has surfaced in several more countries, health officials say.

HK tourism severely hit by pneumonia outbreak, impending Iraqi war
Hong Kong tourism is suffering a double-whammy - a deadly pneumonia outbreak and fallout from an impending war in Iraq.

FLASHBACK: THE BIGGEST NEWS STORY THE WORLD HAS EVER YET TO SEE
Chem Trails (why?) / Eugenics / New World Order plans to kill the population off with a strain of Influenza-A (a deadly flu virus) starting in the US soon first. (why?)

The Predicitons And Strange Death Of 'Dr Flu'
Steven Mostow, 63, known as Dr. Flu for his expertise in treating influenza, and a noted expert in bioterrorism, died when the airplane he was piloting crashed near Denver.

Is Mystery Illness Resurrected 'Spanish Flu'?
It is quite possible that China had an expedition to exhume tissue samples containing live H1N1 flu virus. The US and UK expedition was quite publicized and it is not unreasonable to think that China might have opted to get some samples as well. "Somehow, the flu got loose again."

Could Iraq war sink American economy?
Economist: Sustained $50-per-barrel oil would cut $100 billion disposable income

Is Iran Next? This Senate Resolution, Suggests It May Be:
Expressing the sense of the Senate concerning the continuous repression of freedoms within Iran and of individual human rights abuses, particularly with regard to women. (Introduced in Senate)

Juggernaut Rising 3
On The Threshold Of Hell

Bioterrorism test set for March 24
OKLAHOMA CITY - A crop-duster will start spraying puffs of dust and grain alcohol over central Oklahoma next week in a test to see if weather radar could detect a bioterrorist attack.

Hunger striker to visit Capitol Hill
Woman won't eat until government addresses taxation questions

Arrow Custom Plastics does not withhold TAXES from its workers.
"What does this man know that most other business owners don't ? "

Phone bugs found in EU building
Telephone bugs have been found in offices used by French and German delegates at a building due to host a European Union leaders' summit, an EU spokesman has said.

9-11 mastermind Iraqi agent?
Author questions identity of captured al-Qaida operative

Farmer's standoff disrupts D.C.
WASHINGTON--A tobacco farmer who said declining subsidies were forcing him out of business held police at bay Tuesday from his tractor in a pond near Washington's monuments. Streets were closed for blocks.

Bombs found near London airport, 3 arrested
Suspects of European origin held under anti-terrorism laws

Hastert blasts Daschle for anti-Bush comments
Speaker of House says senator 'mighty close' to giving comfort to enemy

Iraq envoy: No safe place for Americans
Ambassador to TV reporter: 'This is a war, my dear, this is a war'

White House to seek $90 billion for war
Report: Package to include aid for Israel, funds for homeland-security measures

Top Iraqi defector disappears
Highest officer to leave Saddam vanishes under mysterious circumstances

Stop Ashcroft's 'Himmler II' Bill - While You Still Can
Imagine! The United States' war-machine invades Iraq. Baghdad is bombed simultaneously with thousands of cruise missiles. Violent anti-American demonstrations break out around the world. Bloody rioting threatens to topple several Middle Eastern governments. Then, a series of terrorist incidents hit U.S. facilities and personnel abroad. Television screens around the world brutalize the eyes of viewers with images of dead children in Baghdad. Around the world, the unrest and rioting builds up.

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First Australians showing symptoms of killer respiratory disease
Two Australian women have been admitted to hospital amid fears they are the first local cases of the deadly pneumonia-like illness that has spread from Asia.

Chemtrails - JP8 Tungsten Jet Fuel - Leukemia Clusters
Yes, the aerosols tie in with DARPA and biologicals.......taggant weapons.....

Oil workers gunned down in Yemen
Suicide attacker kills American, Canadian at rig owned by U.S. firm

Conyers backs away from impeachment
Staffers deny anti-Bush meeting while spokesperson confirms it

Letter-writing helps vet save home
Florida landowner given another reprieve from eminent domain

Farmer holds cops at bay in D.C.
Man in partially submerged tractor possibly has explosives

Peru Military Actively Investigating New UFO Sightings

Husband, wife charged in Smart case
Pair accused of aggravated kidnapping, aggravated sexual assault

Using the Delphi Technique to Achieve Consensus
How it is leading us away from representative government to an illusion of citizen participation

Dear American People
Many of our most powerful leaders need to be arrested for numerous and continuing crimes against humanity.

No consensus on cause of shuttle breakup
Engineers tell investigative board still no answer to '$64,000 question'

Tally of Illness Cases Doubled in Hong Kong
HONG KONG, March 17 — Health officials today nearly doubled their tally of confirmed cases here of a mysterious outbreak of respiratory disease, and acknowledged that further cases of pneumonia were under investigation, feeding fears that the disease may be spreading.

Mystery illness hits first British victim
A man admitted to hospital on his return from Hong Kong is believed to be the first British victim of the mystery pneumonia illness that has claimed nine lives and affected at least 500 people worldwide.

Blizzard socks Wyoming
A blizzard shut down roads, schools and businesses in much of eastern and central Wyoming Tuesday.

Soundless Concert Stirs The Emotions Feb 17 2003
A BIZARRE experiment in soundless music has revealed how people's emotions are affected by noises they cannot hear.

Not Iraq, but Anniston, Ala.
The cache of chemical weapons includes 873,020 pounds of sarin, 1,657,480 pounds of VX nerve agent and 1,976,760 pounds of mustard agent - enough to kill or incapacitate millions.

In 1967 the United States Government reports how they spent American tax dollars to develop covert biological weapons
"To stockpile severely incapacitating and lethal materials. . . A nondiscernable microbioinoculator has been developed. . . The suitability of the system was evaluated covertly using the New York subways. . ."

Mom, sons die in room sealed for attack
Family feared chemical missiles could be fired at Israel if U.S. hits Iraq

New drug to battle anthrax developed
Could win government approval for human use within two years

Controversy Over Gibson's New Film 'The Passion'
Jews And Christians Hurl Charges

Newspaper reporters on CNN
Network reaches agreement with New York Times, Globe for war coverage

Libya takes helm of human-rights panel
Nation with dismal record assumes chairmanship of U.N. commission

Back To The Holocaust In Germany

Germany's top neo-Nazis spy for ministry
One in seven of Germany's top neo-Nazis is a secret service agent, the government has admitted in an attempt to sustain faltering efforts to ban a far-Right political party.

Germany's NeoNazis Are Agent Provacateurs Paid by German Intelligence Services
Germany's biggest neo-Nazi party is to escape a legal ban after it was revealed that the party members who gave evidence against it in the country's highest court were agents provocateurs paid by the intelligence services.

If Only I Were A Dictator, by George W. Bush

'Talking fish' stuns New York
Some Hasidic Jews reportedly believe people can be reincarnated as fish. A fish heading for slaughter in a New York market shouted warnings about the end of the world before it was killed, two fish cutters have claimed.

US Gas Prices Hit Record Highs At Pump

Brewing-fortune heir Joseph Coors dies
Supported Reagan financially, helped create Heritage Foundation

Russian Expert Predicts 500,000 Iraqi Dead

Saddam: Iraq no longer has banned weapons
Dictator says he once had weapons of mass destruction for defense

Hawks circling for new targets
Iran, Syria and North Korea are on list of potential marks.

Rolling Start
The Idiot Prince Will Have His War

Massive Human Slaughter
What George W. Bush and Tony Blair are planning is the greatest act of human slaughter since Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge orchestrated the Cambodian genocide in the mid 1970s. That act killing some 1.5 to 2 million largely defenseless and quite peaceful Cambodians.

'It's difficult to take the French serious'
Cheney dismisses Chiraq's new disarmament deadline for Iraq

Australia Commits Troops To War

Israeli special forces join 'secret front' in Jordan
Amman insists American troops to defend own territory, airspace

Email From Rachel Corrie - An American Martyr

Troops told: Beware of 'suicide prisoners'
Marines fear some POWs will use tactics of Hamas bombers

Iraqi civilians stocking up for war
'It is all very depressing and sad, we just don't know what to do'

Bush plan: Private firms to rebuild Iraq
Strategy leaves U.N. agencies, nongovernmental groups in the lurch

America - An Ignorant Nation

Ukrainian force readies for Iraq battle
To decontaminate areas where chemical, bio-, nuclear weapons used

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Patriot Act II

TOTAL POLICE STATE TAKEOVER
The Secret Patriot Act II Destroys What Is Left of American Liberty

"Just as nightfall does not come at once, neither does oppression. There is twilight, where seemingly nothing has changed. It is in this period that one must be vigilant to the changes - no matter how small -lest he become the unwitting victim of the darkness." -William O. Douglas, US Supreme Court justice, 1946-72

Cherish the 'twilight' folks, because the jack booted nightfall of oppression will soon be upon us all. Take responsibility, take action and help change the world! Resist tyranny and oppression in all its forms!

DMN WEEKLY

U.S. captures Iraqi chemical-weapons plant
100-acre, camouflaged facility overtaken 90 miles south of Baghdad

Fierce fighting in Iraq
US suffers casualties; A tough day, says general

US troops 100 miles from Baghdad; some are captured
US and British armored columns closed to within 100 miles of Baghdad on Sunday, a day of intensifying Iraqi resistance that saw the first significant numbers of Americans killed, wounded and captured in combat.

Baghdad battle looms
The battle will test the military strategy and its political aims.

The toughest day
The battle around Nasiriyah may be a turning point in public perceptions of this war.

U.S.-Led Forces Reach Outskirts of Basra but Do Not Try to Enter
As air forces struck Baghdad at dawn and again tonight with fusillades of cruise missiles, American and British ground forces reached the outskirts of Basra, Iraq's largest southern city, and sought to enter it not with a fight but by promising aid.

Kurdish Official: U.S. to Open Northern Front in Iraq
A senior Kurdish official said today that U.S. troops are scheduled to begin arriving in force in northern Iraq within a few days to open a new front in Iraq after a long delay caused by Turkey's refusal to allow its territory as a staging area.

Desert Storm vets predict battle will be tougher, longer
"Everybody says this war will be a quick war, but don't underestimate it. This time we're going on their ground," warned Joe Phillips, a former sergeant in a Marine reconnaissance unit.

N.Korea says Iraq war part of attack plan
North Korea says the U.S.-led Iraq war is part of a strategy to attack it and has told South Korea it is playing with fire if it tries to boost defences against the North during the Gulf conflict.

China Calls for Immediate Halt to War on Iraq
China, in a surprisingly strong reaction to the start of the U.S.-led war against Iraq, called on Thursday for an immediate halt to military action and a return to efforts to resolve the crisis peacefully.

Putin turns on US over war in Iraq
Russian President Vladimir Putin, in some of the harshest words by a world leader so far over the U.S. attack on Iraq on Thursday, said the war was unjustified and must end quickly.

Massive air bombardment launched on Iraqi cities
President Saddam Hussein's monument to himself burned last night after the United States and Britain launched what US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld called a "fearsome bombardment" on Baghdad and other Iraqi cities.

U.S. bombardment of Baghdad resumes
Forces was also targeting the southern cities Basra and Nassiriyah

Unscathed locals sense hope
The Iraqi government minister punched his nickel-plated AK-47 in the air in a gesture borrowed from Saddam Hussein and let loose a tide of venom. Shame on little Bush - a swipe at the US president much favoured by Iraqi officials since the opening of this war - and shame on Tony Blair. The pair were gangsters and criminals, and they had made a fatal miscalculation, said Iraq's interior minister, Mohammed Dimab al-Ahmed

Dawn air attacks on Baghdad
Air attacks on the Iraqi capital resumed at dawn today after the heaviest raids on Baghdad since the beginning of the US-led effort to topple Saddam Hussein.

Another wave of U.S. air strikes hit Baghdad at Dawn Saturday
Air attacks on the Iraqi capital resumed at dawn Saturday after the heaviest raids on Baghdad since the beginning of the U.S.-led effort to topple President Saddam Hussein.

Surrenders by Iraqi Forces — 2 Marines Die in Fighting
In a blaze of heavy bombing, American air power devastated parts of Baghdad tonight, including several government buildings and palaces built by Saddam Hussein, as waves of fresh ground forces swarmed into Iraq from the south.

Hoon to 'explain' air strike targets
British planes took part in the heavy bombing of Baghdad
Defence Secretary Geoff Hoon is to outline the strategy behind the increased attacks of Baghdad.

Fresh Explosions Rock Baghdad After Night Blitz
Three big explosions shook Baghdad at dawn on Saturday just hours after the United States and Britain unleashed a fearsome blitz on the city.

For US in Iraq, more is at stake than Saddam's fate
The opening salvo in the Iraq war graphically underscored the fundamental US goal - to get Saddam Hussein.

War, Live
MUCH OF THE NATION spent yesterday riveted by broadcast images of war: tanks rumbling across the sand, explosions lighting the night Baghdad sky, smoke and dust. Watching so much of a war "in real time," especially the infantry's advance, was a new experience, uncomfortable and compelling.

US Congress warns of millions of casualties if chemical plants attacked
One day after the national terrorism alert was raised to the second-highest level, the US Congress warned that millions of Americans were bound to be severely hurt if terrorists pulled off successful attacks on just a few of 123 most dangerous chemical plants.

US boosts terror alert to "high"
Ridge warns of "multiple attack" attempts
Warning of "multiple attacks" nationally and abroad in the event of a US-led war on Iraq, the Department of Homeland Security said it was raising its level of alert to orange, and announced the launch of operation "Liberty Shield."

'Days of Saddam numbered' as Allies charge into Iraq
Rumsfeld says first wave just a taste of what's coming: Ground troops driving to the capital; U.S. assessing disarray in Saddam's ranks; 16 allied soldiers die when chopper crashes

Missiles hit Baghdad; seaport is said to fall
As cruise missiles struck government buildings in Baghdad on Thursday, American and British troops launched their ground war.

Cavalry Charge into Iraq
THE AMERICAN 3rd infantry division was today 90 miles inside Iraq and pushing forward towards the main road to Baghdad.

UK Marines secure Iraqi oil plants in daring swoop
BRITISH ground forces have secured oil facilities in southern Iraq and are moving up the al Faw peninsula, military chiefs said today.

SADDAM MAY BE DEAD, SAYS U.S.
Intelligence officials believe Saddam Hussein may have been injured or even killed in the cruise missile attack on one of his compounds.

Saddam 'was in blitzed bunker'
INTELLIGENCE officials believe Saddam Hussein may have been injured or even killed in the cruise missile attack on one of his compounds, it was reported today.

Iraq Acknowledges Rockets Hit One of Saddam Hussein's Homes, Says No One Was Hurt
Iraq's information minister acknowledged Friday that one of Saddam Hussein's homes was hit in the U.S. bombardment, but said no one was hurt.

Hundreds of Iraqis starting to surrender
Some of Saddam's troops wave white flag as coalition march to Baghdad continues

FLAMES IN BAGHDAD
BAGHDAD, Iraq - Heavy detonations, air raid sirens and crackling anti-aircraft fire thundered through Baghdad late yesterday in a second night of U.S.-led attacks on the Iraqi capital. A building in the main presidential compound caught fire.

US missiles pound Baghdad in second wave
Powerful explosions rocked the Iraqi capital late on Thursday, sending towers of acrid smoke into skies filled with seemingly ineffectual Iraqi anti-aircraft fire, in the second wave of missile strikes on the city in 16 hours.

Hundreds Arrested In Wide US Anti-War Protests
"If this was happening in every city, there would either be martial law or an end to war," said one Berkeley student who chained himself to 16 others on a major San Francisco street. 1000 arrests at San Francisco demo. 1400 arrests in war protest in SF.

US Reports First Combat Fatality
U.S. military officials are reporting the first combat fatality of the fighting in Iraq. President Bush was told the news at his morning briefing on the battle to topple Iraq's government and disarm the military.

Military action by 1230 GMT on day two of Iraq war
U.S. armoured forces thrust deep into southern Iraq, meeting only sporadic resistance on Friday, and the United States said it still hoped to topple President Saddam Hussein without an all-out war.

Forces may enter Baghdad within four days, British military says
LONDON -- Prime Minister Tony Blair said the invasion of Iraq "appears to be going well'' as British troops secured oil fields Friday on the al-Faw peninsula amid reports that military officials think allied soldiers could be in Baghdad in a few days.

Fischer warns against US-dominated new world order
Dog and Pony Rhetoric: We want a multilateral world order on a cooperative basis," said Fischer during a parliamentary debate on Iraq.
"We want a strong United Nations..."

Former White House adviser describes a new world order
In “The Shield of Achilles: War, Peace and the Course of History,” Bobbitt describes a new world order, one in which the rules of war and the nature of nation-states have been significantly altered.

Report: Secret talks for troop surrender
Pentagon said to conduct stealth negotiation with Republican Guard to eliminate Saddam

US and UK suffer casualties
Britain and the United States today suffered their first casualties of the war in Iraq, with a US marine dying in combat and 12 other servicemen being killed in a helicopter crash.

16 dead as US helicopter crashes
BRITAIN sustained its first casualties of the Iraq war early today when four Royal Marines were killed in a helicopter accident.

As of Friday morning: Umm Qasr still in Iraqi hands
Iraqi troops still held the Iraqi river port of Umm Qasr but British and American troops expected to take it shortly, British officers said. Nevertheless, British forces have taken the al-Faw peninsula, on Iraq's southermost tip, a British military spokesman said on Friday.

Full-scale invasion underway
Convoy of U.S. tanks rolls unopposed through desert toward Baghdad

The road to nowhere
War as an instrument of policy can never solve a problem. This is an elementary lesson the history of global wars has taught human beings. Still, certain wars are either thrust or are born of sheer necessity to fight "evil forces".

After Saddam
We’ll win the war, but how about the peace?

Joining Forces
March 20 Noting that "Britain has never been a nation to hide at the back," Prime Minister Tony Blair said British forces have joined the US-led war on Iraq. In a televised address to the nation recorded hours earlier

Several Iraq Oil Wells Ablaze, US Says
This National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, NOAA, satellite image from 520 miles in space shows an undetermined number of oil well fires in Iraq

Plan of attack
Check expected scenarios with air assault, special ops, Basra landing

CIA: It really was Saddam on TV
CIA analysts have concluded from computerized voiceprint analysis that it was Saddam Hussein, not one of his lookalikes, who appeared on television shortly after the U.S. attempted to kill the Iraqi leader and his top commanders early Thursday morning in Baghdad.

Ranch defenders arrested on accusation by illegals
Witnesses say Salvadorans brought false charges after landowner treated them with kindness, care

The Government Claims Ownership of Your Children
Many Anti-Terror Plans Would Stop Parents From Picking Up Children

"Soon Breathing Will Cause Terrorism"
A lack of water is a key factor in encouraging terrorism, the Third World Water Forum in Kyoto has heard.

Confab begins with crisis warning
The 3rd World Water Forum began in Kyoto on Sunday to discuss measures to solve the growing global water crisis.

FLASHBACK: Bilderberg decide in May 2002 to launch Iraq war in early 2003

Mighty Flashes in the Sky
Brief but Intense Attacks Illuminate an Ancient City
BAGHDAD, March 20 -- At 8:50 p.m., the air raid sirens sounded. For nearly 20 minutes, Baghdad was a city suspended. It waited, as it has for days. It watched. And then a sledgehammer broke the silence.

Land, sea and air assault
The ground war began in Iraq last night as British and American marines stormed beaches on the Gulf coast in an assault on the south-eastern city of Basra, while explosions lit up Baghdad under a heavy bombardment by cruise missiles.

Baghdad hit again
Cruise missiles explode in capital as ground war in south commences

US Marines Cross Kuwait Border Into Iraq-Officials
Units of the US Marine 1st Expeditionary Force crossed from Kuwait into southern Iraq (news - web sites) to begin securing positions for a thrust northward by US and British troops, US officials said on Thursday.

US and Britain launch invasion of Iraq
BAGHDAD: US and British forces invaded Iraq this morning (NZT), crossing the desert border from Kuwait under cover of an intense artillery barrage as cruise missiles pounded targets in Baghdad.

Iraq: Russia, China Lead Criticism Of US Attack
Russia, China, France, and Germany - countries all strongly opposed to military action in Iraq - led a chorus of voices today condemning the US missile attack on Baghdad.

Saddam vows victory against US
In a televised address Iraqi President Saddam Hussein has called on Iraqis to resist attacks after the beginning of a US-led war.

Hyping the Fear and Conditioning the Public
UCO dorm to be used for bio-chem attack drills

Donald Rumsfeld - Bush's Attack Dog on Iraq
The 70-year-old Pentagon chief emerged after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on America as Bush's attack dog in the war on terror. And he repeatedly demanded that Iraqi President Saddam Hussein scrap chemical and biological arms or be thrust from power before the current military campaign.

Analysis: Bush's move riskiest since Vietnam War
The American presidency, at times, can be the loneliest job in the world.

US Will Strike First for the First Time in History
Israeli sources say war imminent; Iran and Syria next

French flip-flop on Iraq conflict
Ambassador says military may join coalition if Saddam uses biological or chemical arms

Bush, Media Complicit in American False Beliefs on War in Iraq
Poll numbers released in the past few days have shown that between 54 and over 60 percent of Americans favor launching a first strike war on Iraq. These numbers are far greater than any other country; in Britain, Bush’s sole ally of note, less than 20 percent of the populous favors war without UN authorization. Why the disparity? The blame falls on George W Bush’s treatment of facts, suspicions and falsehoods as equals and the US media’s inability or unwillingness to contradict him where appropriate.

Global court threatens Blair, Bush?
Some see panel prosecuting leaders over going to war without U.N. OK

Marines under UK command outraged
U.S. soldier: 'This is bogus – if I die, it's for the United States'

Joseph Farah
How to patrol our borders

China Unveils Mobile Execution Vans
This is what Patriot II allows Homeland Security to do to you and your family.

TOP SECRET PLAN: CATACLYSMIC WORLD FLOODS EXPECTED?
Why the hell has a secret faction built a SUPERSHIP on a man-made plateau in a mountain range high above sea level?

Rob Ronning
Group Consensus Or Total Manipulation?

George Soros
Burst the bubble of U.S. supremacy

Gore Vidal
The Erosion of the American Dream
It's Time to Take Action Against Our Wars on the Rest of the World

Poll: Britons See Bush as Bigger Threat Than Saddam
The British public sees President Bush as a greater threat to world peace than Iraq's Saddam Hussein, a poll published on Tuesday showed.

Eric Jewell
MK Ultra, The Bush’s and World-Wide Deception
Prophecy Unfolding as The World is Enslaved

U.N. Absurdity
War precipitates clarity as well as confusion, and the war against Iraq already has clarified this: The United Nations is not a good idea badly implemented, it is a bad idea.

Law Enforcement Runs Everything from the White Supremicists to the Black Supremecists
This is how they destablize. They then go after everyone's rights

Governor to top cop: Stop 'intimidating' protesters
Tennessee anti-war demonstrators complained of 'Gestapo' tactics

Round the Clock Surveillance
The FBI's full-time counterterrorism contingent numbers a little more than 2,000 agents, but the agency has flexibility to shift an additional 5,000 to 10,000 agents to that domestic effort

Smile for the satellites, suspects
The Global Positioning System - or GPS - is fast becoming one of law enforcement's most useful, (most Unconstitutional), cost-effective, high-tech gadgets.

Surveillance Nation
Webcams, tracking devices, and interlinked databases are leading to the elimination of unmonitored public space. Are we prepared for the consequences of the intelligence-gathering network we’re unintentionally building?

Warning signs missed by Blair and Bush
It was not until last Monday that Tony Blair and George W Bush finally realised that the diplomatic route through the United Nations was, in fact, a dead end.

Did France knowingly help Iraq with arms?
Pasteur Institute provided assistance with anthrax, other bacteria

Turkey to help U.S. after all?
New president to take issue of hosting soldiers back to Parliament

Robin Cook's resignation letter
Full texts of the letters exchanged today between the Commons leader, Robin Cook, and the prime minister, Tony Blair.

Come What May, Bush & Blair Are Bent on Destroying Iraq
The war-hungry United States has sent more than 250,000 soldiers to the Gulf with all their destructive weapons, including 300 fighter planes and bombers, to drop tons of bombs on the unarmed people of Iraq.

Fake Iraq documents 'embarrassing' for U.S.
Intelligence documents that U.S. and British governments said were strong evidence that Iraq was developing nuclear weapons have been dismissed as forgeries by U.N. weapons inspectors.

Senator Seeks FBI Probe of Iraq Documents
WASHINGTON - The top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee asked the FBI on Friday to investigate forged documents the Bush administration used as evidence against Saddam Hussein and his military ambitions in Iraq.

Cops: Chief Moose withheld sniper descriptions

Suspect Considers Elizabeth 'His Wife'

Americans warned on nightclubs in UAE
U.S. receives indications of possible terrorist attack

Emmanuel: I'm still married to Elizabeth Smart
'He still loves her and knows that she still loves him'

Aide reveals Clinton lost nuclear codes
Also says Bill MIA when decision needed on killing bin Laden

10 Palestinians killed in raid
While PA Parliament defies Arafat on makeup of new Cabinet

Israel: Death of U.S. activist 'regrettable accident'
Woman, 23, killed when she ran in front of bulldozer to save house

Killed American burned mock U.S. flag
Photo of woman from last month shows demonstration for Palestinian kids

Muslims carried out most anti-Semitic attacks
Report claims most of global assaults on Jews by Islamic elements

The Consequences Of Criminalizing Routine Encryption

Consumer Group Calls for Immediate Worldwide Boycott of Benetton

N Korea: US can attack any moment
Pyongyang's main state-run daily newspaper Rodong Sinmun said on Saturday, "the US can attack the DPRK any moment". "The US seeks to round off its preparations for a nuclear war against the DPRK at its final phase and mount a pre-emptive nuclear attack on it any time," it added.

Flavier, 2 solons prod govt on urgent flu containment
Lawmakers urged the government Sunday to take steps to prevent the spread here of a new, deadly strain of pneumonia, which has hit Hong Kong, China and Vietnam and triggered the issuance of a worldwide health alert by the World Health Organization (WHO).

Airline passengers spread mystery killer bug
Bioterrorism considered as possible cause of outbreak

U.S. monitoring deadly pneumonia outbreak
Health authorities warned to watch for signs of severe respiratory syndrome

NYC hospitals on alert
Mysterious pneumonia believed to have afflicted doctor visiting from Singapore

House Bill 253 - Authorizes Governor of New Mexico to impose curfews and seizure of all firearms in the event of an emergency.

Nearly One Million Seals To Be Killed In Canada

Evidence For Aspartame Triggered Brain Tumors

Current Legislation in Congress Containing the word "Firearms"

IF WAR DOES *NOT* GO OFF, THE FED WILL NO LONGER EXIST

Iraqis launch campaign of sabotage
Saddam's opponents intensify open acts of defiance

Saddam links germs to U.S., France
Virginia-based biological supply house ID'd as source of samples

The War Powers Act of 1973

China sold Iraq 'dual-use' chemical
Brokers in France, Syria aided purchase used for long-range missiles

U.S., Russia testing 'dirty bombs'
Experimenting to determine how radiation weapons work

Richard Perle's Lunch With The Saudis

National Heritage Areas Opposed at Senate Hearing: Loss of Property Rights, Local Economies Would Suffer
Washington, DC ~ "If the Heritage Areas program is allowed to proliferate, experience shows that it will become not only a funding albatross, as more and more interest groups gather around the federal trough, but also a program that quashes property rights and local economies through restrictive federal zoning practices."

Alert issued as bug fears grow
The World Health Organisation has taken the rare step of issuing an emergency travel advisory amid fears that a mystery virus that has infected scores of people in Asia may be spreading.

Suspected Al Qaeda operative arrested in Pakistan
Pakistani authorities arrested suspected Al-Qaeda operative, Yassir Al-Jazeeri, in Pakistan's eastern Punjab capital of Lahore today, Information Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed said.

North Korea Warns of Nuclear War Danger As U.S., South Korea Conduct Military Exercises
North Korea warned that the massing of U.S forces in the region increases the danger of nuclear war as a U.S. aircraft carrier anchored off South Korea on Saturday.

US Aircraft Carrier Off South Korea; North Korea Cries Foul
A U.S. aircraft carrier has arrived off the South Korean coast ahead of a major bilateral military exercise condemned by North Korea.

2nd man tied to Idaho arrested
Khafagi linked to Council on American-Islamic Relations

Ex-CIA Accuse Bush Of Manipulating Evidence

AZ: Human Wave border incursions

'Good news' for Christian clubs in L.A.
School district backs down after requiring fee only from religious groups

Cargo pilots closer to carrying guns
Committee adds crew to law allowing passenger captains to bear arms

Pro-U.S. rallies planned nationwide
Coalition of groups sponsor demonstrations next weekend

Ashcroft urged to probe Planned Parenthood
Petitioners cite evidence of group's protection of sexual predators

Move underway to impeach Bush
Conyers, anti-war activists charge 'high crimes and misdemeanors'

World Protests Bush-Blair Aggression Against Iraq

Appeals Court Upholds President's War Powers

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