Suicide bomber kills 4 U.S. soldiers
Troops motioned toward taxi stopped close to military checkpoint

Bush ranch targeted by Iraqi terror team
'Hit squad' tried to get smuggled into U.S. through Mexico

Centcom: Forces face 'terror behavior'
Iraqi woman who waved white flag later found hanging from street lamp

Report: Rumsfeld ignored Pentagon advice
Repeatedly rejected suggestions more troops, armor needed for war

Rumsfeld: Saddam beheads defectors
Defense secretary tells civilians to remember faces of 'death squads'

Baghdad sheik calls Muslim world to jihad
Army of 'criminal Bush' will be 'defeated by the force of faith'

Kurds move closer to oil fields
Iraqi pullback in north allows militia to approach key region

Remains of 4 POWs found
Bodies believed those of soldiers executed after ambush

POWs held by Saddam's inner circle
Unconfirmed report dictator's son supervising captured soldiers

Saddam sacks commander of air defenses
U.S.-led forces claim control of 95% of Iraq's sky

Powell's 'smoking gun' misfires?
No sign of chemical weapons in raid on Ansar al-Islam camp

Syria Joins Battle Of Words

Baghdad-terror probe spreads to 11 nations
Agents in sleeper cells allegedly plotting widespread attacks against U.S. interests

New Fear Dawns Over Baghdad

Dead People: Don't Go There
NATURALLY, most Americans dread the prospect of US soldiers coming home in body bags. It's not something Americans do well, this coming to terms with engineered mass murder - and yet large numbers of Americans support Bush and his decision to invade Iraq.

Russian GPS-jammer firm also sold gear to U.S.

Fleeing Iraqi civilians feed U.S. Marines
'Man I never thought a boiled egg could taste so damn good'

Stray U.S. missiles hit Saudi Arabia
Military planners suspend certain routes for launches

Grenade attack suspect back in U.S.
FBI searches storage unit used by Akbar near Fort Campbell

CIA trying to take out Saddam's inner circle
Report: Baath Party officials, Special Republican Guard commanders targeted

'I Would Cut Bush To Pieces With My Teeth' - Iraqi Rage

U.S. orders pause in Iraq advance
On hold for 4-6 days because of supply shortages, stiff resistance

Shi'ite Resistance Leaves Troops Waiting For Supplies

Bush's Miscalculations Turn Saddam Into Heroic Figure

Is Basra About To Get The Dresden Treatment?

Missile strike damages Information Ministry
Annex housing offices of several media organizations also rattled

Enraged, Wounded Iraqis Vow To Fight To The Death

Saudi clerics denounce war in sermons
Ask Allah to inflict wrath on America, help Muslims raise banner of jihad

Now There's a New 'Butcher Of Baghdad' - Arab World

'Silkworm' suspected in Kuwaiti blast
Chinese-made version of Soviet Styx exploded near mall

Hezbollah headed to northern Iraq
Hundreds of combatants cross into Syria on way to fight coalition forces

USA Drops Out Of Geneva Convention

Russian, Iraqi agents meeting in Baghdad
May be seeking control of secret-service archives if regime falls

Syria: 'We will not wait' to be next target
Assad calls for suicide missions against U.S. forces in Iraq

Signs of U.S. POWs found at hospital
Report: Bloodied female military uniforms discovered

Exiled Ayatollah awaits return to Iraq
Could affect U.S.plans for post-war democracy

Chief inspector Blix to leave job
'Disappointed' teams weren't given few more months to try to disarm Iraq

N Korea's Kim Jong Il Not Seen In 43 Days

Yellow ribbons banned from public property
Democrat council forces woman to remove items honoring troops

Halliburton out of running in Iraq
Construction firm won't land $600 million rebuilding contract

Mohammad: Moussaoui not part of 9-11 plot
Mastermind says Frenchman in U.S. for 2nd wave attacks

Afghan War Prisoners Beaten To Death At US Base

Mars Is One Wet And Wild World

Columbia Prof Calls for Deaths of American Troops
An academic furor was brewing Friday over a Columbia University professor who told thousands of students and faculty that he would like to see the United States defeated in Iraq and suffer "a million Mogadishus" - referring to the 1993 ambush in Somalia that killed 18 Americans.

US Military Chaos - 'Critical Supplies Are Unaccounted For'

Syria snubs Rumsfeld
BEIRUT: Syria and the US last night traded harsh words, as President Bashar Al Assad said he hoped Washington would fail to oust Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein and US Secretary of Defence Donald Rumsfeld accused Damascus of sending military supplies to Iraq in a "hostile act."

Report: Al-Qaida fighting beside Saddam's forces
British interrogators say POWs reveal members of bin Laden's group in Basra

Suspicious Activity Closes NYC Bridge New York — Police closed one of the bridges linking Manhattan and Brooklyn on Friday morning after reports of suspicious activity. At least three people were in police custody after they were spotted on the Williamsburg Bridge.

U.S. loses patience with 'biased' reporting
State Department says Arab media distorting facts, misinforming viewers

EU Wants U.S. to Play by Its Rules
European Union wants 'convergence' and 'harmonization' of accounting standards based on the principles used in Europe - to the detriment of U.S. innovation and success.

Answers still elusive for fasting activist
Michigan woman staying in D.C. seeks response to income-tax questions

Slow-Motion Northwest Quake Underway

Pro-lifer denied access to 'public library'
Planned Parenthood accused of 'unholy alliance' with city

Computer Privacy Myth - "Deleting Internet Cache and History" 
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E-Voting Irregularities
Are the electronic systems that are replacing the country's voting machines reliable and secure?

What Is Really Happening In Iraq?

Resistance on 'every inch' of road to Baghdad

Executive Order on Nat Sec Info

Police knew D.C. sniper suspects black from day 1

Perle's War Profiteer Buddies

Carlyle Group, Halliburton Getting Rich Off Iraq War

Cruel and Unusual: What is the Bureau of Prisons doing to Jay Kimball?

Iraqis seen unloading chemical drums
Airstrikes target Baghdad command centers, presidential compound

130,000 more U.S. troops head to Iraq
12 Marines listed as missing amid fighting around Nasiriya

Rules of Engagement: When Arrogance Dictates War Policy

Saddam heading for Syria?
Report says dictator making preparations to flee Baghdad

Syria grants free passage to Iraq
Cleric calls for suicide attacks to defeat American-British-Zionist aggression

Update - Preparing For The Battle

U.S.: Saddam's 'Dr. Germ' on Iraqi TV
Top female bioweapons expert played key role in regime's WMD program

British find evidence of chemical warfare
Protective suits show Baghdad prepared to use 'horrific weapons'

'16 cruise missiles' needed to destroy bunker
Designer says Saddam '100% safe' in steel, concrete structure

Russian-made missile destroyed U.S. tank
4 soldiers killed by weapon able to penetrate armored plating

My Brother Marines Are Dying For Nothing - AGAIN!

Censorship of US Military Dead/POWs

Christian relief plan riles Muslims
Graham's post-war aid seen as 'despicable' cover for evangelism

U.S. in surrender talks with Saddam's cronies
But secret dialogue won't slow coalition advance on Baghdad

Majority UN Says US Attack Illegal - US Walks Out

Children forced to take up guns?
U.S.: Boys seized from homes, families told males must fight or be executed

'Friendly fire' injures 31 Marines
'Communication problems' led to 90-minute battle between units

Zionist Influence On The US War Machine

Paris won't say which side it wants to win
Foreign minister: Main priority for U.N. to pass resolution on oil-for-food

McCarthy's Ghost - Democracy Under Threat In The US

When Democracy Failed: Warning of History

U.S.: Baghdad market hit by Iraqi missile
Officials unsure whether mishap accident or deliberate attack

Hackers put U.S. flag on al-Jazeera site
Visitors find pornography, message saying 'Let Freedom Ring'

US Hidden Afghan Losses Said Continue To Rise

Muslim terrorists kill 5 Filipino Christians
Child among victims of group about to restart peace talks with government

Nigerian Net Scams Continue

Walter Cronkite likens Bush to chimpanzee
Says 'cost of this episode, this adventure, is going to be terribly severe'

Tinseltown to Bush: Drop dead
Film industry refuses to help sell U.S. stance on war in Iraq

New Zealand on alert after letter threats
Author promises to poison water, gas cinema, attack U.S. interests

Right to “keep and bear arms” writ filed in U.S. Supreme Court
CORNING, Calif. -- The U.S. Supreme court has received a simple 24-page Petition for Writ of Certiorari from Donald M. Bird regarding the state of California's passage of laws that infringe upon citizen's 2nd Amendment right to keep and bear arms.

Japan's 1st spy satellites liftoff
Launched to monitor North Korea's missile, suspected nuke programs

Depriving You The Right To Fight For Your Life

Serbian cops kill assassination suspects
Leaders of gang accused of masterminding slaying of Djindjic

Al-Qaida promoted from teen website
'I wondered if the FBI was going to be busting down my door'

Suit filed over student's anti-war T-shirt
Photo on teen's clothing labeled Bush 'International Terrorist'

Library porn subject of federal lawsuit
Employees say unrestricted access to Web creating hostile work environment

Meteor lights up Midwestern sky
Homes showered by exploding rock size of Volkswagen bug

Baghdad Bombed; Desert Skirmishes Stretch 350 Miles
Taking advantage of clear skies, the United States unleashed a thunderous bombardment of Baghdad today as allied armies strung out over a 350-mile swath of desert fought skirmishes against tenacious Iraqi resistance.

No 10 backtracks on claim that two British soldiers were executed
Tony Blair appeared to backtrack yesterday when his official spokesman said there was no "absolute evidence" that two British soldiers who were killed after being separated from their unit in southern Iraq were executed, as the prime minister had earlier suggested.

Near Basra, British Purvey Juice, Milk and Artillery
Troops Call Reports of Uprising 'Largely Exaggerated'

Anti-Americanism rising in Yemen
Can ally in terror war be counted on by Washington?

U.S. paratroopers drop into northern Iraq
British destroy tanks near Basra

Is coverage of war favoring Saddam?
Study: Americans harbor disbelief about news, BBC reporter rips own network for distortions

UN Security Council reaches deal on Iraq's oil-for-food programme
Agreement was reached in closed-door consultations minutes before British Prime Minister Tony Blair arrived at UN headquarters for talks with Secretary General Kofi Annan on the humanitarian crisis in Iraq.

U.S. parachutes into northern Iraq
Members of 173rd Airborne take control of key airfield

Multiples of 6Hz are now readily visible
The fundamental frequency of the ELF data now being captured appears to have shifted to 6Hz

Report: Children firing at Marines
25 troops from Camp Lejeune injured during house-to-house fighting

Call goes out for U.S. reinforcements
Pentagon to fly in part of armored cavalry regiment from states

Top general: Iraq executed POWs
Intelligence indicates at least 1 soldier captured alive, killed in public

'British POWs' shown on TV
Soldiers surrounded by men dressed in civilian clothes flashing victory sign

It Was An Outrage, An Obscenity

Red Cross 'in dialogue' over POW access
'As soon as it will be physically feasible, the visits are supposed to take place'

Blasts Rock Baghdad After Week Of War

Wesley Clark: Rumsfeld put troops at risk
Former NATO commander says 'poor planning' left forces vulnerable

Marines find Iraqi 9-11 mural
Depicts plane crashing into building complex resembling WTC

WMD Inspector Blix Blasts US On Iraq Attack

Md. Nurse Dies After Inoculation
CDC Changes Rules For Smallpox Vaccine

French vandals trash Statue of Liberty replica
8-foot statue burned, defaced, 9-11 plaque also attacked

Saddam: Honorary citizen of Detroit?
Dictator given key to city after donating money to church in 1979

Saddam reveals 'true colors'
Regime said hiding Scuds in trucks, rigging bridges to blow

U.S. troops capture chemical warheads?
Report: Russian weapons sent for testing, enemy specialist also nabbed

Sgt. Akbar studied at Saudi-funded mosque
Kingdom gave millions to L.A.'s Masjid Bilal Islamic Center

Report: War could last months
Article on Washington Post's website quotes unnamed senior defense officials

Scott Ritter: U.S. will lose war
Former weapons inspector says coalition doesn't have power to win

Bombing of Iraqi TV station illegal?
Amnesty International says attack could be breach of Geneva Convention

U.S.: 8,000 Iraqis captured claim false
Pentagon says fake surrenders by Fedayeen Saddam contributed to confusion

Patriots infected with deadly glitch?
Question raised after friendly fire incidents

U.N. seeks $2 billion in aid for Iraq
Food to be focus of largest humanitarian effort in history

Saudis provide top lawyers for detainees
Legal advice provided free of charge for any citizen detained by Justice

Palestinian planned suicide attack at school
17-year-old dumped suitcase packed with explosives

Lawmakers seek national day of prayer
House to vote on asking God for guidance during time of war, terrorism

FBI warns of improvised chem-weapons threat
'The device could produce a toxic gas such as hydrogen cyanide or chlorine gas'

Powered by Christ Ministries
An antidote to endtime deceptions
Sometimes as watchmen on the wall, we get shot in the back with arrows from those whom we are trying to forewarn, inside the city gates.

Zionism & The Art Of Humbuggery

Tyson Foods cleared in immigrant-labor case
Company accused of hiring illegals in effort to boost profits

Filers - Week's UFO Sightings Report

Opposition leader: Real Saddam died in 1999

Suicide speedboat intercepted by Iran
Saddam's vessel with 1/2-ton of explosives caught on river, trio of others elude capture

Blair's Jet Struck By Lightning

Republican Guard on the move
Convoy of 1,000 vehicles heading toward U.S. troops in central Iraq

Iraqi TV back on air after missile strike
Signal interrupted for less than 5 hours by bombing

War, Hitler And Cheney

1st major relief convoy reaches Iraq
7 tractor trailers enter Umm Qasr laden with food, water from Kuwaitis

31 Now Dead In China From Mystery Pneumonia

Race re-invented: Gore suddenly hot
National Zogby poll reveals Al ahead of all other contenders

Supreme Court hears 'right to sodomy' case
Opponents say activists attempting to redefine American culture

Police scour Tampa for terror suspect
El Shukrijumah subject of FBI alert, subway shop reports possible siting

ISS Photo Of Mystery Cloud Ring

2nd officer dies from grenade attack
Muslim-American suspect moved to Germany to await charges

The Korean Trap - Is 'Pearl Harbor II' Still To Come?

U.S. brass backpedal from early war goals
Rumsfeld, Gen. Myers now claim shock-and-surrender not objective

Iraqis 'plan to don U.S. uniforms'
30,000 Fedayeen Saddam militia using terrorist tactics

Russia Scorns US Claims Of 'Liberating' Iraq

Sandstorms slow Baghdad-bound troops
Freak thunderstorms also thwarting badly needed humanitarian aid

Air patrols resume over NYC, Washington
'We are there essentially to act as police in the skies'

Up To 650 Iraqis Killed At Najaf Slaughter

Waiting game at the gates of Baghdad
The sound of gunfire from the south is audible in Baghdad, Western journalists in the city report. The ground war is approaching and perhaps, quite soon, a battle. What sort of battle?

Bold thrust brings critics, for now
Tommy Franks’ plan has risks, but then so did every one worth remembering

Arab TV Crew Says Found 40 Dead US Soldiers

Iraq war seen as precursor to strike on North Korea
North Korea yesterday claimed the United States may attack the communist state, sparking a "second Iraqi crisis."

E-Bomb (EMP) Used On Iraqi TV Stations?

U.S. flags banned, unbanned for firefighters

A History Of US Secret Human Experimentation

PETA slams use of dolphins in war
Describes having marine mammals clear underwater mines as 'cruel'

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US Company Wins Umm Qasr Port Deal

Cheney daughter 'human shield'?
Despite claims of Arab daily, VP's staff calls story 'completely false'

French Doctor Critically Ill With Mystery Virus

Human shields caught in crossfire
Many abandon mission, accuse Iraq of using them

US Marines Hit Resistance North of Nassiriya

Europeans boycott U.S. goods over war
German waiters telling customers: 'Sorry, Coca-Cola is not available'

Newssite shut down over war photos
Editor of Yellow Times decries 'censorship' of gruesome images

Anyone Remember Afghanistan?

Fleischer: Rape of POWs 'not worth mentioning'
Spokesman fails to address issue of U.S. women held by enemy

'Baby Saddams' take over town
Iraqi dictator's name now most popular in West Bank city

Iraq And Waco - Same Operation, Larger Scale

Senate slashes Bush tax cut
Lawmakers vote 51-48 to reduce proposed $726 billion relief package

Why Are We Calling This A 'War'?

China Readies For Future US War

Will US Administration Declare War On Russia?

Sandstorm Buffets US Troops Advancing On Baghdad

UN Official - Fake Iraq Nuke Papers Were 'Crude'

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

Bush Orders Millions Of Documents Be Kept Secret

Saddam's Bunkers Said 'Impossible' to Destroy

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.

US Finds Nothing At Iraqi 'Chemical Weapons' Factory

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.

Fighting The Iraqi People

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

2.5 Million US Jobs Slashed Since 911

Rep Conyers Demands Probe Of Richard Perle

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

America The Destroyer

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

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Beware of United Nations II

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Alas, Babylon*

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Strategies and paradigms
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Henry Lamb
Undoing the U.N.
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John Kaminski
The Dream In Flames
Brave American pilots will show Iraqi children how it feels to be vaporized...

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Baghdad welcomes 'moment of liberation'
Reporter in capital says newly emboldened people eager for war

Saddam's secret $150 million bunker
Iraqi president likely taking cover in lavish, Hitler-style cave

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!

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Overnight Air Attacks on Baghdad
Coalition warplanes have struck Baghdad repeatedly overnight with bombs and missiles, causing huge explosions in and around the Iraqi capital.

Four miles into Basra, angry Iraqis stare at me in disbelief
Across no mans land in Basra, Olga Craig encounters the desperate but hostile people of the city whose only word of greeting seems to be: 'Enemy'

Baghdad hit by renewed onslaught
Baghdad has undergone one of the heaviest nights of bombardment since the war began with Republican Guard and government buildings coming under sustained attack.

Assaults on Baghdad intensify; Iraq vows more bombing attacks against US troops
Invasion forces mounted one of their fiercest air assaults yet on Baghdad on Saturday, targeting the center and outskirts of the city with repeated bombings that drew blasts of Iraqi anti-aircraft fire.

Australia pledges humanitarian aid for Iraqi citizens
The government announced yesterday it would significantly increase its humanitarian aid to Iraq, as Australia's military said its 2000 troops fighting with coalition forces still had suffered no casualties.

Foreigners Protest War in Token Chinese Gesture
Around 200 foreigners shouted anti-war slogans as they marched past the US Embassy in Beijing on Sunday in China's first government-approved protest against the US-led war on Iraq.

F/A-18 Hornets attack Republican Guard units on road to Baghdad
Australian F/A-18 Hornet fighter-bombers have dropped 2,000-pound (900-kilogram) laser-guided bombs on Iraqi Republican Guard units on the road to Baghdad.

More Blasts Rock Baghdad After Ministry Hit
US forces kept up their blistering air attack on Baghdad on Saturday after an overnight strike on Iraq's Information Ministry and a marketplace blast that Iraq said killed dozens of civilians.

Iraq rejects renewed UN oil-for-food resolution
Iraq has rejected a new United Nations Security Council resolution renewing the seven-year-old oil-for-food program under UN secretary-general Kofi Annan.

Taking Basra UK's 'primary focus'
An A-10 tankbuster is reported to have fired on two armoured vehicles. Breaking the rule of the Baath party in Basra is now the British military's "primary focus", say UK army officials.

Marines blast away at Iraqi resistance
Artillery and rocket fire set buildings on fire and raised a pall of thick, black smoke over Nasiriyah on Friday

Baghdad market blast kills 58
Crowds filled with rage -- U.S. says there's no evidence of bombing
Baghdad -- The outdoor market in al Shuala, a poor Shiite Muslim neighborhood on the outskirts of northwest Baghdad, was packed with women and their children as they shopped for food after the weekly Friday prayer services.

Syria rejects American charge
DAMASCUS America's war of words with Iraq's neighbours grew heated last night as Syria flatly rejected as "irresponsible" accusations it is supplying military aid to Saddam Hussein.

Rumsfeld Cautions Iran and Syria on Aid to Iraq
He said he would hold the Syrian government accountable, the first time anyone in the administration has suggested that the confrontation could be broadened to include states that could be aiding the Iraqi forces.

US attacks Baath Party meeting near Basra
British forces were tightening the cordon around Basra today after the US military said it killed 200 members of the ruling Baath Party in a missile attack on the building in which they were meeting.

US forces struggle with Iraq's paramilitaries, as the weather improves.
Army engineers look north in the direction of Baghdad as they watch the setting sun on the outskirts of the Shiite Muslim holy city of Najaf on Friday.

Arab Stations: 50 Dead in Baghdad Attack
Arabic language television stations reported Friday that U.S. missile struck a market in western Baghdad, killing more than 50 people.

Eyewitness: Basra 'besieged'
A Western journalist who managed to get inside the southern Iraqi city of Basra says earlier claims of a popular uprising appear to be incorrect.

We underestimated Iraqis, British officer says
British forces are "nowhere near" capturing the key city of Basra in southern Iraq, a British commander said today, adding that coalition forces underestimated the level of resistance by forces loyal to Iraqi President Saddam Hussein.

Rumsfeld Calls on Syria to Stop Flow of Military Aid to Iraq
Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said today that shipments of military equipment, including night vision goggles, have been crossing into Iraq from Syria and said the United States would hold Syria responsible.

U.S. Forces Fight to Protect Supply Lines
Massive Bombs Strike Baghdad; Iraq Says Market Blast Kills 58

Unfinished business
Amid admissions that Iraq has surprised the invasion forces with the strength of its resistance, and official predictions that the conflict will last longer than originally expected, there is news from Washington that Richard Perle, chief architect of the war, has resigned as chairman of the Pentagon's influential Defence Policy Board.

Mines stop aid ships offshore
Humanitarian crisis feared as food supplies stranded at port of Umm Qasr

Removing Saddam 'tough and difficult,' Blair says
Speaking after talks with U.S. President George W. Bush, Blair said it would take time to "prise the grip of Saddam off the country when it's been there for over 20 years."

Richard Perle Resigns: Donating Global Crossing Fees
Perle has been the focus of criticism in recent days following disclosure that he sought defense-related consulting business while serving as the head of the board.

Heavy Casualties Reported as Coalition Forces Pound Baghdad
Coalition airstrikes have battered Baghdad and other areas of Iraq in some of the most intense bombing in nine days of war. Medical sources in the Iraqi capital say at least 30 people had been killed Friday and about 50 wounded in a bombing attack on a marketplace. Witnesses said eight people died earlier in a raid on a ruling Ba'ath party office.

Warplanes bombard Baghdad
Orange flames and billows of smoke licked the night sky and thunderous explosions rocked the streets in Baghdad Thursday as coalition forces delivered the Iraqi capital its heaviest bombing in days, including a hit on one of Saddam Hussein's presidential compounds.

Important targets hit in Baghdad bombings
Another night of bombing in Iraq's capital Baghdad has destroyed important communications and command centres.

Iraqis warn of bloody street battles
The Iraqi defence minister yesterday predicted that the siege of Baghdad could begin in five days but vowed that American soldiers would then be entangled in months of bloody street fighting.

Bombs rip Baghdad as resistance intensifies
WITH U.S. FORCES IN IRAQ - Taking advantage of clear skies, the United States on Thursday unleashed a thunderous bombardment on Baghdad as allied armies strung out over a 350-mile swath of desert fought skirmishes against tenacious Iraqi resistance.

On Supply Lines
General Tommy Franks is worried about his supply lines as much as he is Iraqi resistance. And with good reason.

Siege of capital possible: Rumsfeld
WASHINGTON US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld says American forces might lay siege to Baghdad, expressing hopes that Iraqis will rise up against Saddam Hussein before American troops have to invade the city of 5 million.

Iraqi troops 'open fire on fleeing civilians'
Outside Basra - Iraqi militia began shooting at civilians who were trying to flee the main southern city of Basra in their hundreds on Friday, British military spokespeople charged.

Blair: US will be in charge after war
TONY Blair yesterday seemed to accept that a military government led by the United States will follow the war in Iraq, as he softened his call for the United Nations to approve a new administration.

Bush adviser quits in conflict over profit from war
RICHARD PERLE, a key adviser to the Bush Administration and one of the chief architects of the policy to remove Saddam Hussein from power, unexpectedly resigned last night as chairman of the Pentagon s Defence Policy Board.

No lens is wide enough to show the big picture
We are winning, but you wouldn't know it from some of the television reports

Iraq statement to Security Council
MOHAMMED A. ALDOURI (Iraq) thanked the majority of Member States who had expressed the importance of putting an end to the war. He had also listened to the many who were misguided, or misguiding others, and had declared that they had joined the camp of war. They were not expressing the views of their peoples, but only spoke due to other reasons. The United States carrot-and-stick policy had been used to intimidate others. Some States were being occupied by United States forces and had no other option but to abide by the orders of that country.

Security Council ends Iraq debate, hears overwhelming appeal for aid to civilians
The United Nations Security Council today wrapped up its first debate on Iraq since hostilities began on 19 March, with speakers making an overwhelming appeal for humanitarian relief for the civilian population despite their differences over the military action now being waged.

Arab countries renew call for US pullout
Arab and non-aligned nations demanded an end to the US-led war against Iraq and called on the UN Security Council to break its silence and find a way to return to peaceful methods for disarming Saddam Hussein.

Blair and Bush admit that war in Iraq could now last for months
Tony Blair and George Bush braced the British and American public for a longer-than- expected war in Iraq yesterday amid growing concern that the campaign has stalled.

US Paratroopers near the Kurdish city of Arbil in north Iraq on Thursday.
Some senior US military officers are now convinced that the war in Iraq is likely to last months and will require considerably more combat power than is currently there and in Kuwait, senior US defense officials said Thursday.

Unedited Videotape Is Raw, Painful – and Devastating
Two British soldiers lie dead on a Basra roadway, a small Iraqi girl — victim of a US/UK airstrike — is brought to hospital with her intestines spilling our of her stomach, a terribly wounded woman screams in agony as doctors try to take off her black dress.

Situation in Basra Remains 'Difficult and Confused'
The Iraqi tanks were accompanied by a small number of other vehicles, including several armored personnel carriers, which were also destroyed by a squadron of the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards, the officials said.

US forces battle elite troops
US forces advancing towards Baghdad were today held up by fierce fighting in the city of Samawah, against 1,500 Iraqi paramilitaries guarding a bridge across the Euphrates river.

British 'destroy Iraqi column'
UK Challenger 2 tanks have engaged an Iraqi column near Basra destroying 14 enemy tanks in a major battle, British commanders say.

US repels a push from Baghdad
Key fight looms; blasts in capital kill 14 civilians

Republican Guard last line of defence
Founded in 1980, Iraq's Republican Guard gets the best equipment, the best training, the best pay, the best housing -- all meant to ensure the corps will respond when it's time to defend President Saddam Hussein.

US warplanes back blasting from the air
The ferocious sandstorm that halted the US drive on Baghdad lifted Thursday and coalition warplanes were back in the sky in force, blasting Iraqi armour that probed American lines.

Iraq: Northern Front Bolstered As British Troops Destroy 14 Tanks Near Basra
U.S. troops have arrived in the north of Iraq to prepare the opening of a northern front in the war.

CFR'S HART: CODE RED COMING
“Don’t be surprised if in the coming hours or days we go to Code Red,” Hart said this morning in Washington. “It is almost inevitable.”

Red alert?
Stay home, await word, wait for your forced vaccination, wait for your transportation to the FEMA camp...
If the nation escalates to "red alert," which is the highest in the color-coded readiness against terror, you will be assumed by authorities to be the enemy if you so much as venture outside your home, the state's anti-terror czar says.

Setting The Stage For Complete Global Governance
With regard to Iraq and the big bad boogeyman, what is the real agenda? Is it oil? Is it the economic stimulus that America and the rest of the world needs in order to re-ignite the economic growth machine, is it power or could it be the "New World Order" in operation?

Anti-war EU leaders plan defence summit
Germany, France and Belgium are planning to hold a summit on European defence, to "accelerate" the process of forging a common security policy, French and German leaders said.

Norway: Rebuild U.N.'s authority
Foreign minister says Security Council weakened by Iraq crisis

The Story Behind the Dog and Pony Show
UN already has "loving" plans for Iraq oil money

1,000 paratroopers seize key airfield in north Iraq
Floating through the night sky, about 1,000 U.S. Army paratroopers landed in northern Iraq on Wednesday, giving the coalition access to a strategic airfield and a new avenue to oust Saddam Hussein.

Iraqis 'forced to fight'
British Harriers were reportedly involved
Iraqi forces in Basra are being forced to leave the city and fight by pro-Saddam militia, the commander of the British military in the Gulf has said.

Do you know what plans your school has made in case of attack?
In dark on school evac plan?

YOUR PAPERS PLEASE: NY, OTHER STATES SET UP CHECKPOINTS
Checkpoints will also be established at bridges and tunnels - and hundreds of additional officers will be mobilized in and around other locations deemed vulnerable to attack, such as places of worship, hotels and Wall Street, city officials said

Do you know what plans your school has made in case of attack?
In dark on school evac plan?

Life Imprisonment for Any and All Involved in a Protest That Blocks Traffic
Chapter 666 of the Oregon Code to Be Amended with SB 742. Creates crime of terrorism. Punishes by life imprisonment.

FLASHBACK: Concentration Camps in Okanagon County?
Okanogan County Commissioner Dave Schulz says he's convinced his county is a designated home for a ``concentration camp'' in case of civil unrest.

London Mayor Ken Named Big Bad Brother
London mayor Ken Livingstone has won the Worst Public Servant category at this year's Big Brother Awards for his surveillance of transport systems.

YOUR PAPERS PLEASE: NY, OTHER STATES SET UP CHECKPOINTS
Checkpoints will also be established at bridges and tunnels - and hundreds of additional officers will be mobilized in and around other locations deemed vulnerable to attack, such as places of worship, hotels and Wall Street, city officials said

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

WHO Mulls World Travel Restrictions As SARS Cases Rise

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

U.S. soldiers held as POWs
Al-Jazeera airing gruesome videotape of interrogation, humiliation of troops

Evidence on Hussein Detailed
Word That Leader Was Injured Came From Intercepted Calls

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

North Korea readying for battle
U.N. envoy says Pyongyang worried Washington will target next

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