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News and editorials about the ever changing world after the events of September 11, 2001.

Rising Tide of Islamic Militants See Iraq as Ultimate Battlefield
By NEIL MacFARQUHAR
Aug. 11, 2003

President Accepts Blame For Assertion In Speech
By MIKE ALLEN and DANA MILBANK
Published: Jul 31, 2003

Bush secures power by scaring us
Lewis W. Diuguid
07/29/2003
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Sovereignty and Solidarity: A Journey to Indian Country...Rhode Island
By DAVID GRENIER
July 18, 2003

A Big Letdown: Soldiers Learn They’ll Be in Baghdad Longer Than Expected
By Jeffrey Kofman
July 16, 2003

Give Rumsfeld and Wolfowitz the boot
By H.D.S. Greenway
7/11/2003

An Independence Day Declaration Of the People of The United States of America
A BuzzFlash Declaration of Independence for 2003
July 4, 2003

The Coming Financial Reality: An Interview with Economist Michael Hudson
By STANDARD SCHAEFER
July 11, 2003

Heir to the Holocaust
Prescott Bush, 1.5 Million Dollars, and Auschwitz: How the Bush Family Wealth is Linked to the Jewish Holocaust
Clamor Magazine Issue 14: Toby Rogers

These Weapons of Mass Destruction cannot be displayed (very amusing - read carefully!)
Cannot find weapons or CIA Error
Iraqi Explorer

A Former Special Forces Soldier Responds to Bush's Invitation for Iraqis to Attack US Troops: "Bring 'Em On?"
By STAN GOFF
July 3, 2003

I Never Promised You a Ruse Garden
A Letter from Michael Moore to George W. Bush
June 26, 2003

What Did He Know and When Did He Know It?
By Robert Scheer, AlterNet
June 18, 2003

George W. Bush's Resume
by Kelley Kramer
April 23, 2003

This is Your Story - The Progressive Story of America. Pass It On.
By Bill Moyers
June 4, 2003

Google as Big Brother
And then there were four:
Why we target Google

Credibility Gap, Anyone?
by Jim Lobe
6.3.03

Canadian PM Assails US Deficit
by Shawn McCarthy
5.28.03

The farmer
Classicist and raisin-grower Victor Davis Hanson argues that the USA needs a dose of ancient Greece's warrior culture. White House hawks are listening.
By Laura Secor
5/25/2003

On Being a Journalist
Bill Moyers
05.23.03

Journalist embedded with Fox News
By Andy Borowitz
Mar 28, 2003

Wild in the streets of Baghdad
Belatedly, the Pentagon is cracking down on looting and violence in the Iraqi capital. But U.S. credibility is already deeply damaged.
By Michelle Goldberg
5.17.03

Congress told of FBI terror fighting woes as early as 1995, memos show
John Solomon
5.16.03

Strange Weather Lately
By Kurt Vonnegut
5.9.03

See You in New York: Over Our Dead Bodies
By RICHARD PROCTER
May 3, 2003

Corporate Colonialism: Companies . . . March!
by James Ridgeway
April 23 - 29, 2003

The forgotten famine
While the western humanitarian focus is on Iraq, millions are starving in Africa in what is becoming a permanent continent-wide crisis
by John Vidal
Wednesday April 30, 2003

DEPT. OF CONNECTIONS
THE CONTRACTORS
Issue of 2003-05-05
Posted 2003-04-28

Mini-nukes a 'terrible idea,' adviser says
Bunker busters would not go deep enough
By Lisa Friedman
Wednesday, April 30, 2003

U.S. plans nuclear 'bunker buster'
Knight Ridder Newspapers
April 24, 2003

'Two soldiers and a tank'
That's all it would have taken to preserve Iraq's treasures, but the U.S. had other priorities beyond civilization's history
REZA BARAHENI
4.22.03

A nation lost
By James Carroll
4/22/2003

Bush Election Drive to Tap September 11 Memories
Republican party plans convention to coincide with third anniversary of attack
by Julian Borger in Washington
4.23.03

Taxes and corporate patriotism: U.S. companies facing embarrassing questions about offshore head offices during a time of war
LUKE ERIC PETERSON
4.22.03

Israeli Arsenal
Image from an article on www.commondreams.org

Spoils To the Victor
By Michael Kinsley
Friday, April 18, 2003

Why the anti-war movement was right
Clear and present danger? Quick fall of Baghdad proves that might makes wrong
by Arianna Huffington
04.17.03

For the people on the streets, this is not liberation but a new colonial oppression
America's war of 'liberation' may be over. But Iraq's war of liberation from the Americans is just about to begin
Robert Fisk
17 April 2003

'A Chill Wind is Blowing in This Nation...'
Transcript of the speech given by actor Tim Robbins to the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., on April 15, 2003.
Published on Wednesday, April 16, 2003 by CommonDreams.org

History Up In Flames
By Zahi Hawass

Jobs for the boys: the reconstruction billions
Questions over favoured firms' links to Bush administration
David Teather in New York
Tuesday April 15, 2003

The Next President
by Geov Parrish
April 9 - 15, 2003

Iraq Invasion By The Numbers
by Jackson Thoreau
April 03, 2003

Bowling for Kennebunkport
By FRANK RICH
April 6, 2003

Clash of the Administration Titans
Old rivals Colin Powell and Donald Rumsfeld square off in a new battle over how to rebuild a post-Saddam Iraq
By Michael Duffy and Massimo Calabresi
Posted Sunday, April 6, 2003

Daisy Chain, or Ode to a Hate Mailer
by BEN TRIPP
April 5, 2003

We See Too Much. We Know Too Much. That's Our Best Defense
by John Pilger
The Independent/UK April 6, 2003

The Smell of War
By Philip Caputo
March 30, 2003

Mesopotamia. Babylon. The Tigris and Euphrates
How many children, in how many classrooms, over how many centuries, have hang-glided through the past, transported on the wings of these words? And now the bombs are falling, incinerating and humiliating that ancient civilization
by Arundhati Roy
April 2, 2003

What Happened To America? A Letter, A Lament
by Margaret Atwood studied American literature, among other things, at Radcliffe and Harvard in the 1960s. She is the author of 10 novels. Her 11th, Oryx and Crake, will be published in May 2003.
April 14, 2003 (issue of the Nation)

Just the Beginning
Is Iraq the opening salvo in a war to remake the world?
By Robert Dreyfuss
Issue Date: 4.1.03

Get Ready for PATRIOT II
By Matt Welch, AlterNet
April 2, 2003

Bush: 'Our Long National Nightmare of Peace and Prosperity is Finally Over'
the Onion
1-18-01

I'd Like to Thank the Vatican...
By Michael Moore
March 27, 2003

The Death of America
by W. David Jenkins III
March 31, 2003

Petition from Veterans Rejected at White House
By Jan Barry
Veterans Against Iraq War

Kucinich: This War is Wrong And Must End
Congressman Dennis J. Kucinich
MARCH 28, 2003

Baghdad will be near impossible to conquer
by Simon Jenkins
March 28, 2003

Practice to Deceive
Chaos in the Middle East is not the Bush hawks' nightmare scenario--it's their plan.
By Joshua Micah Marshall
April 2003

United Way board member resigns in protest
The Times' Marty Petty cites United Way's decision to cancel a women's leadership event with Susan Sarandon.
By LEONORA LaPETER, Times Staff Writer
published March 28, 2003

Michael Moore plans Bush-bin Laden film
From the Life & Mind Desk
Published 3/28/2003

Marines Losing the Battle for Hearts and Minds
by James Meek outside Nassiriya
Tuesday, March 25, 2003

Live From Iraq, an Un-Embedded Journalist
Robert Fisk on Washington’s ‘Quagmire’ in Iraq, Civilian Deaths and the Fallacy of Bush’s ‘War of Liberation’
by Robert Fisk, Amy Goodman and Jeremy Scahill
Broadcast on Tuesday, March 25, 2003 by Democracy Now!

Walters Postpones Oscar Special, Smith Will Not Attend Ceremony
By Kit Bowen
3/20/03

No Red Carpet Treatment for Oscar
By City News Service
03/19/03

Myths and facts about the war
Let's be clear about what this war is, and what it is not
By Rahul Mahajan and Robert Jensen
03.20.03

IS BUSH NUTS?
by William Thomas
Feb. 12, 2003

A Letter from Michael Moore to George W. Bush on the Eve of War
Monday, March 17, 2003

Robin Cook resignation speech
Former UK foreign secretary and leader of the House of Commons, made an impassioned personal statement in parliament following his resignation on Monday (full-text)
Tuesday, March 18, 2003

No cards
Articles and info from the Consumers Against Supermarket Privacy Invasion and Numbering (CASPIAN)

War Inc.
American corporations with close ties to the White House are poised to cash in on Saddam's defeat. French companies need not apply.
By Farhad Manjoo
March 17, 2003

Defining patriots and taking back of Old Glory
Copyright 2003
Ashland Daily Tidings

On The Big What If?
The perils and possibilities of war
by John Powers
MARCH 14 - 20, 2003

Oscars blacklist stars in bid to prevent peace protest speeches
ANNETTE WITHERIDGE
3-11-03

The Erosion of the American Dream
It's Time to Take Action Against Our Wars on the Rest of the World
by GORE VIDAL
March 14, 2003

There Is a Third Way
By Jim Wallis and John Bryson Chane
Friday, March 14, 2003

Killing the Political Animal: CIA Psychological Operations and Us
by Heather Wokusch
October 12, 2002

Forget Iraq: The Real Battle Is In Turkey
by Heather Wokusch
December 26, 2002

Cleared to Taxi:
Vietnam 2 Pre-Flight Check
By CounterPunch Wire
March 10, 2003

Hope about all that's left
By BARBARA SHELLY
Posted on Sat, Mar. 08, 2003

DEATHLY DOUBTS
Banks case shows flaws in capital punishment process
March 7, 2003, 8:01PM

The 3 to 6 Gap
By E.J. Dionne Jr.
Friday, March 7, 2003

Grim Future for World's Water
Reuters
Mar. 05, 2003

Protesters cry foul over police videotaping
By Dorothy Korber
Wednesday, March 5, 2003

CounterPunch Diary
Invasion by Cellphone; Why Let Facts Stop a Good War?; John Barry's Unfeted Scoop; More on Goldberg's "Journalism"; Hitchens: the Jampot File
By ALEXANDER COCKBURN
March 5, 2003

Revealed: US dirty tricks to win vote on Iraq war
Martin Bright, Ed Vulliamy in New York and Peter Beaumont
Sunday March 2, 2003

Antiwar activists plan nonviolent blockades
By Dana Hull
3/1/2003

War
by Howard Zinn
02-27-03

Missing U.S.-Iraq History
By Robert Parry
February 27, 2003

When a government lies to its people
By Carla Binion
02-27-03

Artistic Sign Language: Signs of the Coming Bush Fall
Bernard Weiner
February 13, 2003

The Road Better Not Taken: A war against Iraq could be the most catastrophic blunder in U.S. history
Politics & Prose | by Jack Beatty
Atlantic Unbound | February 5, 2003

Caught on Film: The Bush Credibility Gap
Real Life Examples: A chronology of Bush saying one thing then doing another
Produced by the House Appropriations Committee – Minority Contact: David Sirota

WHAT LINCOLN KNEW ABOUT WAR.
Resolved
by Paul Berman
Post date 02.21.03

CBS EXECUTIVES WANT NO 'ANTI-WAR' STATEMENTS DURING GRAMMYS
DRUDGE REPORT
FRI FEB 21, 2003

Is Our Food Safe?
Genetically Engineered Crops Are Here -- Whether We Like It Or Not
by Karen Charman
Published: Feb 13 2003

Unhappy Meals
School lunches are loaded with fat -- and the beef and dairy industries are making sure it stays that way.
By Barry Yeoman
January/February 2003 Issue

Bookstores Buck Patriot Act
Associated Press
Feb. 21, 2003

Patriot II: The Sequel Why It's Even Scarier than the First Patriot Act
By ANITA RAMASASTRY
Monday, Feb. 17, 2003

If you liked Patriot Act I, don't miss the sequel
By ROBYN E. BLUMNER
© St. Petersburg Times
published February 16, 2003

ACLU Asks Florida Court to Strike Tell-All-Adoption Law
October 30, 2002

Where is Bush's plan to reform Medicare?
By SARA FRITZ
published February 17, 2003

The Real Reasons for the Upcoming War With Iraq: A Macroeconomic and Geostrategic Analysis of the Unspoken Truth
by W. Clark
January 2003

Millions Protest Prospect of U.S. War in Iraq
London Turnout Strong as Demonstrators Rally Around the Globe
By Glenn Frankel
Saturday, February 15, 2003

l70 Pictures from over 110 Protests around the World
February 15/16, 2003

Cities jammed in worldwide protest of war in Iraq
Demonstrations follow divided day at United Nations
Sunday, February 16, 2003

Thousands of anti-war protesters...
Yahoo Image
2-15-03

10 million join world protest rallies
From Africa to Antarctica, people prepare to march for peace
by John Vidal
Thursday February 13, 2003

Not our sons and daughters: Those who send us to war will not see their children fight and die
by Susan Estrich
02.12.03

Investigate 'Communist-style' peaceniks
Founding father of religious right urges government crackdown against 'neo-Communist' front groups
by Bill Berkowitz
02.12.03

Behind the Invasion of Iraq
from 'Aspects of India's Economy' (journal)
Nos. 33 & 34, December 2002

Bush Seeks to Recast Federal Ties to the Poor
States Would Gain Control Over Services; Funds for Some Programs Would Be Cut
By Amy Goldstein and Jonathan Weisman
Sunday, February 9, 2003

The U.S. Needs to Open Up to the World
To this European, America is trapped in a fortress of arrogance and ignorance
By BRIAN ENO
Posted Sunday, Jan. 12, 2003

Stop Bush's war madness now
by Richard Walton
02/07/2003

Beginning of the End: The US is Ignoring an Important Lesson from History - That an Empire Cannot Survive on Brute Force Alone
by Madeleine Bunting
Published Monday, February 3, 2003 by the Guardian/UK

Stopping the Drive to War
By James Weinstein
1.31.03

Signs of Protest: Signs Carried at British Peace Rallies
by CounterPunch Wire
February 3, 2003

The American Way of Torture: 'If We're Not in the Room, Who Is to Say?'
by Nat Hentoff
January 31st, 2003

Readers are unanimous: No to war
by Mike Bailey
January 26, 2003

To make war, presidents lie
By Robert Higgs
01/31/2003
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Chemical weapons, civil war and Arab rage could turn an invasion into a disaster
By Eric Boehlert
January 22, 2003

Premium hikes leave self-employed uninsured
By MALCOLM BRENNER
01/28/03

If Only They'd Tell It Like It Is
by Ellis Henican
January 29, 2003

A Warrior Against War
by Ellis Henican
January 24, 2003

In timing and in size, last weekend's antiwar protests made history
by Scott Laderman
Published Jan. 26, 2003

PRESIDENT REASSURES U.S.: "OUR RIGHTEOUS SLAUGHTER OF IRAQI BABIES SHALL NOT BE THWARTED BY FRAIDY CAT EURO-FAGGOTS!"
Statement by the President
January 21, 2003

Global Eye -- Cold Draft
The Moscow Times
By Chris Floyd

Senate Blocks Funding for Pentagon Database
By Susan Cornwell
Thu Jan 23, 2003

Rangel's Challenge
By E. J. Dionne Jr.
Friday, January 24, 2003

Role reversal: Bush wants war, Pentagon urges caution
By DOUG THOMPSON
Jan 22, 2003

Cadence and solidarity
Josef Hand-Boniakowski
January 21, 2003

Google hunts down "President Bush is demonstrating genuine leadership"
New(s) clones of our time
By Mike Magee
Monday 20 January 2003

A Stirring in the Nation
New York Times Editorial
January 20, 2003
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The Way We Are
By MAUREEN DOWD
01-19-03

Where’s the Dissent?
Antiwar protests are happening all over the country and the world, but the mainstream media are hardly paying attention
By Jennifer Barrett
Jan. 16, 2003

Crowd Estimates: 30,000 to 500,000
But Who's Counting? No One Officially
By Monte Reel
Sunday, January 19, 2003

Balance in the Earth
Moron at the Helm

Military voices of dissent
Parents of soldiers in the Gulf want a delay
By Steve Schifferes
Friday, 17 January, 2003

Bush cuts into green laws by stealth
Regulation changes favour party's industrial backers
Julian Borger in Washington
Friday January 17, 2003

Privacy & Technology: Government surveillance
“Big Brother” is No Longer a Fiction
ACLU Report
January 15, 2003

Activists Sound Bugle Call on U.S. Peace Campaign
By Laura MacInnis
Fri, Jan 17, 2003

U.S. Enroute To A Big Brother Society?
The Associated Press
Jan. 15, 2003

Today's anti-war movement is a multigenerational affair
By Michele M. Melendez
Published Jan. 12, 2003

The United States of America has gone mad
by John le Carré
January 15, 2003

A Veteran's Sleepless Nights
A Personal Reaction As A Nation Edges Toward War
By Shepherd Bliss
1-13-03

The 29th day for America?
By James Carroll
1/14/2003

Face Recognition Cameras Stir 'Big Brother' Fears
By Alan Elsner
1-12-03

New bill would force students to recite pledge
Law would affect students in public secondary schools
Associated Press
1-06-03

Imperial America
By MICHAEL IGNATIEFF
Published on 1/12/2003

Ryan Clearing Illinois Death Row
CHICAGO, Jan. 11, 2003

Silent on the Brink
By Mary McGrory
Sunday, January 12, 2003

One generation to save world, report warns
Influential body says last chances must be seized
Paul Brown, environment correspondent
Thursday January 9, 2003

Ellsberg's "Secrets" and Bush's War: An Intersecting History
by BERNARD WEINER
January 6, 2003

Ex-Bush speechwriter: I was to provide a justification for war
By Stephen Gowans
January 8, 2003

Our Quality of Life Peaked in 1974. It's All Downhill Now
We will pay the price for believing the world has infinite resources
by George Monbiot
12-31-02

Totalitarianism nears: Without protest, Americans are giving up freedom
By GLEN T. MARTIN
Thursday, January 02, 2003

On the Coast of Maine...
Craig Brown
Published on Saturday, January 4, 2003 by CommonDreams.org

Shooting the messenger: Report on layoffs killed
David Lazarus
1-03-03

The 10 Worst Corporations of 2002
by Russell Mokhiber and Robert Weissman
Published on Friday, January 3, 2002 by CommonDreams.org

9/11 Timeline: Abridged
by Paul Thompson
11-19-02

Top Ten Conspiracy Theories of 2002
By Mike Ward, PopMatters
January 2, 2003

Reinstate the Draft: Service to America should be a 'shared sacrifice' says NYC Congressman
By Bill Berkowitz
1-03-03

Draft Makes War Personal
By Dennis Duggan
January 1, 2003

Breaches Of Sense
By Mary McGrory
Thursday, January 2, 2003

The Bush-Saudi Connection
By Michelle Mairesse

The Business Of War
A Special Investigative Report By The Center For Public Integrity
December 27, 2002

Christmas in 'Fortress America'
By SEAN GONSALVES
Published: December 24, 2002

The Christmas bombings
By James Carroll
12/24/2002

Anticipation grows for AIDS vaccine
Human trial ends; findings awaited
By Raja Mishra
12/23/2002

N. Korea raises nuclear tensions
By Peter S. Goodman and Akiko Kashiwagi
12/23/2002

Lott Says He Fell Into Enemies' 'Trap'
By SHELIA HARDWELL BYRD
December 22, 2002

The forbidden friendship
By H.D.S. Greenway
12/20/2002

What If They Gave A War and Nobody Cared?
BY RICHARD REEVES
December 18, 2002

A Hundred Peace Movements Bloom
by Esther Kaplan
December 18, 2002

Bush Nominates Himself to Chair 9/11 Investigation
By William Rivers Pitt
Thursday, 19 December, 2002

Bush and the Saudi princess
By Mark Steyn
30 November 2002

300,000 troops to beat Saddam
By GEORGE PASCOE-WATSON
December 17, 2002

The papers that cried wolf
Brian Whitaker looks at how the American media are softening up public attitudes to war with Iraq
Monday December 16, 2002

Sweden Providing Platform for U.S. Officials Cowed by Bush
Intimidated bureaucrats regain their voice as protected guests of a genuinely democratic regime.
By: Dennis Hans
12/11/02

War Dames
If America invades Iraq, thousands of female U.S. soldiers will fight on the front lines.
By Phillip Carter
December 2002

Watch what you post
Attacks on Internet speech rights start on slippery slopes... and Cuban beaches
by Geov Parrish
12.13.02

Source: U.S. Firms on List Aided Iraq Arms Development
By Mohamad Bazzi
December 13, 2002

Four in 10 speak with conviction: No war
By HOWARD TROXLER, Times Columnist
published December 13, 2002

Answering The Cruise Missile Left On Iraq
by Edward Herman
December 09, 2002

American media called instruments of war propaganda
By Jesse J. DeConto
December 12, 2002

"Shallow Throat": Bush&Co. Arrogance Will Lead to Their Undoing
By Bernard Weiner
December 12, 2002

The Death of Operation TIPS Volunteer Spying Corps Dismissed
by Nat Hentoff
December 13th, 2002

Kissinger steps down as chairman of 9/11 panel
Cites controversy over potential conflicts of interest
Friday, December 13, 2002

The Three Mile Island of Biotech?
by John Nichols
December 12, 2002

Making the Connections
by Adrienne Rich
December 12, 2002

Going Down the Road
A Six-Pack Program for Democratic Recovery
by Jim Hightower
December 5, 2002

Quiet in Hollywood
by Jon Wiener
November 26, 2002

Business leaders rally against Iraq war threat
By Miriam Hill
Posted on Tue, Dec. 10, 2002

Preemptive Strikes Part Of U.S. Strategic Doctrine
'All Options' Open for Countering Unconventional Arms
By Mike Allen and Barton Gellman
Wednesday, December 11, 2002

They Thought They Were Free
How and why "decent men" became Nazis.
by Milton Mayer

Fueling war
With the cold war over, more global conflicts are being spurred by a scramble for natural resources rather than by geopolitics, and poor countries rich in mineral deposits are the new focal point.
By David R. Francis
December 5, 2002 edition

Poll Finds World Doubts U.S. Motives in Iraq
Support for War on Terrorism Matched by Suspicions About Oil
By Richard Morin
Wednesday, December 4, 2002

Gallup Poll: Homeland department draws poll skepticism
By Ann McFeatters
Wednesday, December 04, 2002

Bush Gets a Schoolmarm
Kissinger to the Rescue
by James Ridgeway
December 4 - 10, 2002

Protesting an Attack on Iraq
by Peter Rothberg
11/23/2002

Iraq Pledge of Resistance Call for Nationally Coordinated Days of Action
International Human Rights Day, December 10
MLK Days, January 15–20, 2003

LIES, DAMNED LIES AND TERROR WARNINGS
John Pilger on the evil art of black propoganda
By John Pilger

Kissinger inside or outside the box?
By MAUREEN DOWD
December 2, 2002

In life as in fiction, Greene's taunts left Americans in a quiet fury
US compiled secret reports on novelist for years, FBI files show
By Rob Evans and David Hencke
Monday December 2, 2002

Antiwar Effort Gains Momentum
Growing Peace Movement's Ranks Include Some Unlikely Allies
By Evelyn Nieves
Monday, December 2, 2002

The New American Freedom Fighters: Organizing Against General Ashcroft
By Nat Hentoff
November 29th, 2002

A Triumphant Call To Arms: The Apocalyptic Agenda Of The Neo-Conservatives
By Ahmad Faruqui
November 27, 2002

A Thanksgiving Day letter from Michael Moore
20% voted Republican. 19% voted Democrat. 61% said to hell with it. 23 months until we oust Dubya.
by Michael Moore
November 27, 2002

Welcome to Orwell’s Century
By: Charles Sullivan
11/26/02

KEEP BIG BROTHER'S HANDS OFF THE INTERNET
By Senator John Ashcroft
USIA Electronic Journal, Vol. 2, No. 4, October 1997

The war against reason
by Harold Pinter
11/28/02

'Open letter to the fledgling 'movement''
Shining Our Light on the Shadow Forces
By Bernard Weiner, The Crisis Papers
Date: Monday, November 25, 2002

Really 'Big Brother'
Given its potential to invade the privacy of everyone, the Total Information Awareness program should be shut down before it starts.
© St. Petersburg Times
published November 24, 2002

Book Review: The Madness of It All: Essays on War, Literature and American Life
By W.D. Ehrhart
2002

War Veterans Gather To Stop A New War
Angry military veterans attack “an administration of chickenhawks” who demand the blood of another generation of US soldiers and marines -- blood these macho-posturing, drum-beating hyper-"patriotic" middle age warriors refused to risk in their youth.
By Stewart Nusbaumer
November 11, 2002

Milwaukee: Growing Power Farms Spread In The Midwest
By Ben Calhoun
November 21, 2002

Resistance Rising!
True Patriots Networking
By Nat Hentoff
November 22, 2002

John Ashcroft's Amerika
By DOUG THOMPSON
Nov 22, 2002

Welcome to the American Gestapo
By DOUG THOMPSON
Nov 20, 2002

White House Loosens Clean Air Rules
By JOHN HEILPRIN
Fri Nov 22, 2002

Global warming will deplete water in western U.S., forecast says
By ANDREW BRIDGES
Thursday, November 21, 2002

Media ignores Bush's own Vietnam record - part AWOL, part deserter
President prefers other people fight and die
by Linda McQuaig
Dateline: Monday, November 18, 2002

Total(itarianism) Information Awareness
Homeland Security makes Molly use the f-word
By Molly Ivins
11.21.02

Bush Aide: Inspections or Not, We'll Attack Iraq
by Paul Gilfeather
Published on Thursday, November 21, 2002

US bank in hot water after telling clients to pull out of unionised firms
By Charlotte Denny
Thursday November 21, 2002

Developing the capability to build dossiers on all Americans
By DOUG THOMPSON
Nov 21, 2002

Fighting terror by terrifying U.S. citizens
by ROB MORSE
November 20, 2002

New Colossus Consumes Public Interest
The AT&T-Comcast Merger: A Harbinger Of The FCC's New Era Of Media Monopolies
By Jeff Chester
November 14, 2002

The Real Roots of Arab Anti-Americanism
by Barry Rubin
From Foreign Affairs, November/December 2002

Note from David:
What are the obvious events the author chooses to leave out in order to keep this story clean?

My initial response is that this point of view is easily dismissible if you are aware of the motivations and outcomes of many of the Middle Eastern, Arab conflicts. The real roots appear to be glossed over quickly in this defense of American interest. How does one turn the tables on this assertion quickly? I'll do my own homework on it. Just wondered if you had any initial thoughts or rebuttals to Rubin's account?

Commentary: Conspiracy of silence?
By Arnaud de Borchgrave
11/18/2002

Pentagon creates a Big Brother so Uncle Sam can keep his eye on us
Lawrence Donegan
Sunday November 17, 2002

How 'Conspiracy Kooks' Became More Credible Than the White House
by Maureen Farrell
November 18, 2002

Official: US oil at the heart of Iraq crisis
By Neil Mackay
November 17, 2002

Goldwater's Ghost in the Voting Machines?
by Thom Hartmann
November 16, 2002

War without death: The Pentagon promotes a vision of combat as bloodless and antiseptic
By Patrick J. Sloyan
November 17, 2002

Simpson on Sunday: Egypt provides the storage to give Baghdad breathing space
By John Simpson
11/17/2002

Fewer college activists at forefront
Many students say academic pressure leaves little time for politics
By Carrie Sturrock
November 17, 2002

What could go wrong in the war with Iraq
The American people may wake up one day to horrors they never imagined if our government decides to go to war with Iraq.
By Steve Chapman
November 17, 2002

Electronic snoops will make us a society of open books
By ROBYN E. BLUMNER
published November 17, 2002

A Confederacy of Cronies: Ruling by corporate fiat is no way to run a democracy
By George Packer
November/December 2002 Issue

The War on Academic Freedom
by Kristine McNeil
November 11, 2002

President Bush Asks NOT What You Can Do For Your Country
by Arianna Huffington
November 14, 2002

Bush Aides Consider Domestic Spy Agency
Concerns on FBI's Performance Spur Debate of Options
By Dana Priest and Dan Eggen
Saturday, November 16, 2002

Archeologists Look for UFO at Famed Roswell Site
by Zelie Pollon
Sat Nov 16, 2002

'A supersnoop's dream'
By Audrey Hudson
November 15, 2002

Penn. bill to require pledge in schools
Friday, November 15, 2002

Where Are The Progressives?
By Karen
November 13, 2002

REQUIEM FOR THE DEMOCRATS
By Ted Rall
Thu Nov 14, 2002

Homeland insecurity
Originally published November 15, 2002

A Call to Arms By an Enemy of War Against Iraq
By Courtland Milloy
Wednesday, November 13, 2002

How to Break the American Trance
By Doris Haddock
November 8, 2002

Let 'The Quiet American' Speak
By Brett Dakin
Tuesday, November 12, 2002

Resistance!
by WAYNE MADSEN
November 7, 2002

The shape of an Iraq invasion
Attack would blend swift surgical strikes with backup by 200,000 ground troops.
By Ann Scott Tyson
November 12, 2002

War by Spring
by William M. Arkin
Monday, November 11, 2002

INSIGHT
SHIHAB RATTANSI, CNN ANCHOR
Aired November 7, 2002

War Is A Force That Gives Us Meaning
An Interview With Author Chris Hedges
by Steven Rosenfeld October 30, 2002

US Army video game draws flak
by Nick Childs
Sunday, 10 November, 2002

Growing the alternative economy
“But if I don’t buy Nike or Gap, what should I buy?”
Kevin Danaher and Jason Mark
11-07-02

Commentary with Bill Moyers
Election 2002
11-08-02

Argentina checks Ford's 'military ties'
BBC News
6 November, 2002

No Child Unrecruited
Should the military be given the names of every high school student in America?
By David Goodman
November/December 2002 Issue

RUMSFELD WANTS EDUCATORS TO SUPPORT WAR ON TERROR
By CARL CAMPANILE
November 6, 2002

'Goon squads' ready for protests
BY FRANK MAIN
November 2, 2002

Voters Set Republicans Loose on the World
by James Ridgeway
November 6th, 2002

Where America has elected to go, no one will follow
The mid-term results show the stark contrast between the US and Europe
Hugo Young
Thursday November 7, 2002

Antiwar views split along generation gap
Surveys find the young most supportive of military action. Older citizens are skeptical.
By Ann Scott Tyson
November 6, 2002

Drugging Our Children The Legal Way
By Arianna Huffington
Article Dated 11/3/2002

No losses for biggest bosses
Thousands get laid off but CEOs still make millions
By DOUGLAS FEIDEN

Think Hard: It is time to take a careful and critical look at mass media -- and fight back
by Jeff Koopersmith
Nov. 6, 2002

World braces for 'triumphant' Bush.
By Martin Walker
Published 11/6/2002

'Message to America: Don't come crying...'
By D. Heil
November 06, 2002

America's New New Improved War©
by T.W. CROFT
October 24, 2002

Unexpected Allies, Unsung Heroes
by BRUCE F. COLE
November 4, 2002

Did 'New York Times' Blow Coverage of Antiwar March?
Paper Runs 'Make-up' Article Today
By Greg Mitchell
October 30, 2002

Massive Military Cargo Ships Leave U.S. Ports - MSC
Mon Nov 4, 2002

Republicans gain control of Congress
Power in Senate shifts away from Democrats
By Susan Milligan and Glen Johnson
11/6/2002

Victory for Bush, but with a hitch
By ADAM SMITH
© St. Petersburg Times
published November 6, 2002

Smoking limited, hog crates enlarged
Voters looked at a long list of amendments Tuesday. Their choices will have varying implications.
By ALICIA CALDWELL and ANITA KUMAR
© St. Petersburg Times
published November 6, 2002

English immersion plan wins over bilingual ed
By Anand Vaishnav
11/6/2002

Understanding the New Imperial Empire
Will America's Past Become America's Future?
by Sidney M. Willhelm
November 3, 2002

The Bush bunch setting new records for chutzpah
By MOLLY IVINS
Friday, November 1, 2002

Rally at Common Protests War in Iraq
Zinn addresses crowd of 25,000, including scores from Harvard
By JUSTIN D. GEST
Published on Monday, November 04, 2002

Army's secret 'people zapper' plans
by Antony Barnett
Sunday November 3, 2002

Scientists Say a Quest for Clean Energy Must Begin Now
By ANDREW C. REVKIN
November 1, 2002

Billions for Bahdad, Nothing for Veterans
American Legion, U.S. Newswire
31 Oct 8:30

Doubt in the Ranks
By David Ignatius
Friday, November 1, 2002

DOD Allegedly Covered Up Medical Records
Shaw Pittman, U.S. Newswire
30 Oct 13:29

Bush And His War Party Give Business A Bad Name
by David Cogswell

Is The BushAdmin The Fourth Reich?
By W. David Jenkins and Sara DeHart

Can Coke Prevent AIDS?
by Lisa Weinert
Posted October 24, 2002

Why Not Solar?
by Matt Bivens
10/28/2002

World Plants Near Extinction Close to 50 Pct.-Study
By Christopher Doering
10/30/02

Coming Home Again, To Rumors Of War
A Vietnam veteran returns home to a president in the hysterical grip of a serious mistake, to a congress as the cheerleader, and to chickenhawks wielding the big stick of patriotism. Sounds like deja vu.
By Igor Bobrowsky
October 31, 2002

How to cause extinction
Why the mainstream still views typical enviro as very strange bird
by Geov Parrish
10.21.02

Bracing for 'Primordial Combat'
Army Units' Training for Iraq Highlights Urban Fighting's Perils
By Vernon Loeb
October 31, 2002

Cure for War Fever
Universal service would force America to use its military might with care.
By David L. Englin
Web Exclusive: 10.30.02

Gore Vidal claims 'Bush junta' complicit in 9/11
America's most controversial novelist calls for an investigation into whether the Bush administration deliberately allowed the terrorist attacks to happen
Sunder Katwala
Sunday October 27, 2002

Election 2002: Rally time
This country, this system, this election: all fixable, and it's up to you
Molly Ivins
10.28.02

Heavily Thickening To Empire
Why I Marched On October 26
Steve Cobble

The Biggest Little Protest Of The War
Do You Have To Be A Sniper To Get Noticed?
David Helvarg
October 29, 2002

The Usual Suspects—and Beyond
100,000 Flood Washington for What May Be the Biggest American Antiwar March Since Viet Nam
by Esther Kaplan
October 27th, 2002

Neohawks: Leftists Who Love the War Too Much
Richard Goldstein
October 30 - November 5, 2002

Chicken hawks are hard to miss
By Mike Seate
Otober 28, 2002

The antiwar protestors came -- largest gatherings since the Vietnam War -- yet the news media hardly noticed. A report on the DC rally.
By Regis T. Sabol
10/28/02

Making a Killing: The Business of War
Oct. 28, 2002

The Secret War: Frustrated by intelligence failures, the Defense Department is dramatically expanding its 'black world' of covert operations
By William M. Arkin
October 27, 2002

The Death Of The Internet
How Industry Intends To Kill The 'Net As We Know It
Jeff Chester
October 24, 2002

Beyond Left: The Principles of Democracy
Why progressives should reject knee-jerk ideology, and organize along real-politik lines.
By Geov Parrish
October 21, 2002

Beyond Right: The Temptations of Empire
Why the ant-war movement should listen to the 'real right's' patriotic arguments against invading Iraq.
By Justin Raimondo
October 21, 2002

Greenpeace: Stop Global Warming or NY Submerges
By Sugita Katyal
October 27, 2002

Unanswered Questions: Harken Energy Chronology
Presented by… http://www.unansweredquestions.org/
By Mudpie
Updated Friday, October 25, 2002

Yes, It Was a Bushmaster.
Michael Moore (from Mike's messages - updated frequently)
October 25th, 2002

The Shame of the Politicians
by Daniel Ellsberg
October 23, 2002

Making our voices heard
Paul Loeb
10.22.02

THE CHICKEN HAWKS' WAR
By Saul Landau
October 11, 2002

Bush's Armageddon Obsession
The Looking Glass War
by MICHAEL ORTIZ HILL
October 19, 2002

Professors sign anti-war petition
By Paul Alongi
October 20, 2002

Moving forces signals approach of war: Transfers of troops, equipment will signal conflict is imminent
By Tom Bowman
Originally published October 21, 2002

War plans under fire as even Bush heartland talks peace
Dissent is coming from all quarters - even in Bush's own church.
Ed Vulliamy reports from Washington
Sunday October 20, 2002

I'm an American tired of American lies
Woody Harrelson, The Guardian
Thursday October 17, 2002

What is War?
by Mike Kress
October 16, 2002

Never Fear, You Can Shop Here: Store stocks anti-terror gear
By Graham Rayman
October 17, 2002

Please Help The War Effort: Ten sticky and nicely blasphemous things true patriots can do right now to help keep America free
By Mark Morford, SF Gate Columnist
October 18, 2002

LOCAL COMMENT: Firsthand look at Iraq underlines perils of attack
By David E. Bonior
October 18, 2002

IN THE WAR AGAINST IRAQ, WASHINGTON IS A SACRIFICE-FREE ZONE
by Mark Shields
OCTOBER 12-13, 2002

House Viet vet smacks Iraq war
Juan Gonzalez

BEHOLD CAESAR
by Richard Heinberg
No. 128 October 2002

Misleading the Nation to War
By Sam Parry
October 15, 2002

We need Star Wars (when pigs can fly)
By CRAGG HINES
Oct. 11, 2002

Variations on Iraq
GUEST COLUMN | GLENDA GILMORE
Published Friday, October 11, 2002

Commentary: Words Of War & Fears Of Disaster
By Kevin Bowen
October 11, 2002

What the US President wants us to forget
Robert Fisk
09 October 2002

Operation Endless Deployment
by WILLIAM D. HARTUNG, FRIDA BERRIGAN & MICHELLE CIARROCCA
October 3, 2002

War Plans and Pitfalls
by MICHAEL T. KLARE
October 3, 2002

America's great misleader
by Simon Tisdall
Tuesday October 8, 2002

Truth on Iraq Seeps Through
Robert Scheer
October 8, 2002

The 'C' word: One magic word that might diffuse the public-opinion dumb bomb
Arianna Huffington
10.08.02

The Calm Before The Storm
Southern Style
by Rebecca Knight
October 7, 2002

The West's battle for oil
Neil Mackay
Sunday Herald

U.S. Bolstering Forces in Gulf
Pentagon Says It Is Not Preparing a Surprise Attack on Iraq
By a Washington Post Staff Writer
Saturday, October 5, 2002

VETERANS GROUP CALLS FOR RUMSFELD RESIGNATION
2 Oct. 2002

What We're In For
The Waldman Political Report
2002-09-19

PERMANENT REVOLUTION
by Ted Rall
Wed Oct 2

Somebody Blew Up America
by AMIRI BARAKA
October 3, 2002

The Fifty-first State?
by James Fallows
November 2002

A Pre-War Checklist
by Peter Nelson
October 1, 2002

Media that obediently speak the language of war
By JOHN MACLACHLAN GRAY
Tuesday, October 1, 2002

New world water: Capitalists line up to take a swig of water rights
Molly Ivins
10.01.02

Adieu, Christopher, Adieu: Contrary to Reason
by RICHARD HARTH
October 1, 2002

One Vote Away Republicans could win control of the entire federal government in November. Why won't Democrats talk about it?
By Nicholas Confessore
October 2002

The War on Iraq Is a Runaway Train
Don Hazen, AlterNet
September 23, 2002

Guess who might use nuclear weapons in Iraq?
Elizabeth Sullivan
09/30/02

Unasked Questions
By William Raspberry
Monday, September 30, 2002

The president's real goal in Iraq
By JAY BOOKMAN
9/29/02

Doubts set in on Afghan mission
Troops have often had little to do
By Rupert Wingfield Hayes
Saturday, 28 September, 2002

San Francisco anti-war protest draws thousands
AP breaking news
Saturday, September 28, 2002

Veterans Administration already fails in its duty
And after the war, what of the veterans?
By BROOKS S. McDANIEL
Friday, September 27, 2002

Afghanistan Imperiled
by AHMED RASHID
September 26, 2002

Russia fears US oil companies will take over world's second-biggest reserves
By Andrew Buncombe in Washington
26 September 2002

Post-9/11 Economic Windfalls for Arms Manufacturers
By Michelle Ciarrocca
September 2002

Masters of War
by Bob Dylan

Be ready to oversee cruel mayhem
Nicholas D. Kristof
September 25, 2002

Washington prepares for influx of protesters
By Jonathan D. Salant
9/24/2002

Uncle oSAMa Says: I Want YOU To Invade Iraq
9/24/02

Agribusiness, Biotechnology And War Wartime Profiteering And The Disturbing Expansion Of Chemical Agriculture
Brian Tokar
9/23/02

Online special: Molly Ivins
Creators Syndicate
9/23/02

U.S. Taking Steps to Ready Forces for Iraq Fighting
By THOM SHANKER and ERIC SCHMITT
9/23/02

Study: New Demands Could Tax Military
Historical Precedent Suggests 100,000 Troops Would Be Needed to Rebuild Iraq
By Vernon Loeb
Monday, September 23, 2002

What's Behind the Magic Trick of War?
by Thom Hartmann
Sunday, September 22, 2002

Byrd
U.S. Senate conscience
Saturday September 21, 2002

Bush Stonewalls on Pre-9/ll Knowledge
David Corn
09/20/2002

War on Words: Censorship in Times of Crisis
ACLU

Ironic if Bush himself causes jihad
Salman Rushdie
September 10 2002

A TIME TO BREAK SILENCE, Martin Luther King, Jr.
Declaration of Independence from the War in Vietnam
Riverside Church, New York City, April 4, 1967 (exactly one year before his assassination)

No stopping them now
Diplomatic Editor Trevor Royle

Unveiled: the thugs Bush wants in place of Saddam
David Pratt

SPYING ON US
BY JIM WILSON

Probe: U.S. Knew of Jet Terror Plots
By KEN GUGGENHEIM
September 18, 2002

How Saddam Happened
America helped make a monster. What to do with him—and what happens after he’s gone—has haunted us for a quarter century
By Christopher Dickey and Evan Thomas
NEWSWEEK - September 23 issue

Lemon Fizzes on the Banks of the Euphrates
By MAUREEN DOWD
September 18, 2002
Requires free registration

Spy Agencies Had Pre-9/11 Threats on U.S. Soil
By Tabassum Zakaria
September 17, 2002

My PArty Must Say No To War
By Hank Perritt
Tuesday, September 17, 2002

Keeping faith in our doubts
By James Carroll
9/17/2002

Attack would breed more terrorists
BY JOHN B. QUIGLEY
Posted on Mon, Sep. 16, 2002

Who goes to war for a nation that values autonomy first?
By MARK SHIELDS
Monday, September 16, 2002

Now They Check the Books You Read
By Joan E. Bertin
September 16, 2002

THE WAR ON WHAT?
by NICHOLAS LEMANN
The White House and the debate about whom to fight next.
Issue of 2002-09-16
Posted 2002-09-09

Dissenters on campus singled out by conservative council
Emily Eakin, New York Times
Saturday, November 24, 2001

Bush planned Iraq 'regime change' before becoming President
By Neil Mackay
Sunday Herald

Days of Infamy
by Rebecca Knight
September 11, 2002

Overthrowing Saddam 'just the first step'
September 11 2002

Things We Lost in the Fire
While the Ruins of the World Trade Center Smoldered, the Bush Administration Launched an Assault on the Constitution
by Alisa Solomon
week of September 11 - 17, 2002

Dialing for Doomsday: George W. Bush and the End of the World
By Maureen Farrell
September 10, 2002

Wal-Mart's War on Workers: Report from UFCW
Wal-Mart's War On Workers: Frontline Report From South Carolina and Texas
U.S. Newswire
10 Sep 2002

Ten Reasons Why Many Gulf War Veterans Oppose Re-Invading Iraq
By Anonymous, AlterNet
September 9, 2002

The Selling Of A War: The War With Iraq
Like a marketing campaign to sell toothpaste, the Bush Administration has launched a campaign to sell the product of war.
By Regis T. Sabol

How to Squander Moral Capital
In the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks, the world expressed its sympathy and solidarity with America. One year later, the Bush administration's illogic and arrogance have pumped new life into anti-Americanism.
By Todd Gitlin
September 9, 2002

The Long Haul
By PAUL KRUGMAN
September 10, 2002
* Free registration required.

Drain the swamp and there will be no more mosquitoes
By attacking Iraq, the US will invite a new wave of terrorist attacks
Noam Chomsky
Monday September 9, 2002

The Soul of the Worker
by Dennis J. Kucinich
Wednesday, August 14, 2002

Reflecting on rights lost in the past year
Star-Telegram
September 8, 2002

Chickenhawk Vs. Chicken Little
By Terry M. Neal
September 6, 2002

When contemplating war, beware of babies in incubators
by Tom Regan
September 6, 2002

Stepford Citizen Syndrome: Top 10 Signs Your Neighbor is Brainwashed
by Maureen Farrell
September 5, 2002

Hail and farewell
Chris Matthews
September 1, 2002

'America's Army' Targets Youth
by Jacob Hodes & Emma Ruby-Sachs
Special Report

Deals for Dubya
Bush’s family ties to shady bank BCCI help explain his “success.” in the oil biz
by Bob Fitrakis
August 29, 2002

How did Iraq get its weapons? We sold them
By Neil Mackay and Felicity Arbuthnot
Sunday Herald

General Ashcroft's Detention Camps: Time to Call for His Resignation
Nat Hentoff
September 4 - September 10, 2002

Heading for Trouble: Do we really want to occupy Iraq for the next 30 years?
By James Webb
Wednesday, September 4, 2002

Clearing up the election that won't die
By Lance deHaven-Smith
September 2, 2002

Chickenhawks Crow for War
By Matt Bivens
September 2, 2002

Hesselberg: How low can we go?
George Hesselberg
9/02/02

A Puritan on the warpath
Tristram Hunt
Sunday September 1, 2002

U.S. faces bigger issues than hitting Iraq
By MASAMICHI HANABUSA
Special to The Japan Times
September 1, 2002

We have met the leaders of a new world - and it turns out they are us
By Bruce Mulkey
POSTED: Aug. 16, 2002

THE TRUTH ABOUT SEPTEMBER 11
By Ted Rall
August 7, 2002

Going largely unnoticed, a dramatic shift in our culture is underway
By Bruce Mulkey
POSTED: June 7, 2002

Real patriots must act or symbolic gestures will be irrelevant
By Bruce Mulkey
POSTED: July 5, 2002

Speaking Out About Wiretaps
By John Podesta and Peter Swire
Friday, August 30, 2002

Web Exclusives: What War Looks Like
By Howard Zinn, a columnist for The Progressive magazine DOES BUSH REALLY KNOW WHAT TO DO IN IRAQ?
By Richard Reeves
Wed Aug 28, 2002

"Windbags of War"
by P.M. Carpenter
September 3, 2002

Military Action May Get Peace Movement Rolling
By JOHANNA NEUMAN
September 2, 2002

Repeating Past Mistakes
by W. David Jenkins
September 1, 2002

The Loyal Opposition: Bush Cornered
War-Talk Has Given The U.S. No Exit
David Corn
August 30, 2002

The New Silent Majority
by Rebecca Knight
August 26, 2002

US presses Africa to take GM foods
John Vidal in Johannesburg
Friday August 30, 2002

U.S. general tells Israelis war will start by late November
SPECIAL TO WORLD TRIBUNE.COM
Friday, August 30, 2002

US blocks move to give powers to those threatened by multinationals
Paul Brown, environment correspondent in Johannesburg
Thursday August 29, 2002

Darth Rumsfeld
By Jason Vest
Issue Date: 2.26.01

Mad as Hell
by Jeff Crook

On this Labor Day, swindled workers count their losses
By Derrick Z. Jackson
8/28/2002

The Vietnam Folly Calls Out to Us as War Fever Burns
By STANLEY I. KUTLER
August 27, 2002

George Bush Channels George Orwell
Can A Sitting President Be Charged With Plagiarism?
Adapted from an essay by Daniel Kurtzman
August 26, 2002

A patriotic veteran is outraged by president, attorney general
Sunday, August 25, 2002
Donald Clark

Portland Bush Protest - Photos and Text - Part 2
by PDX Dragon
Sat Aug 24 '02 (Modified on 5:55pm Tue Aug 27 '02)

Shah's son in U.S. plots return of royalty to Iran
August 26, 2002
BY RON KAMPEAS

The Soldier of the Constitution: Keeping the FBI Lawful
Nat Hentoff
August 23rd, 2002 4:00 PM

Aid flows to Afghanistan, in drips
By Scott Baldauf
August 27, 2002

Iraq poses crude oil headache for the US
by Carl Mortished
August 26, 2002

Should We Invade Syria?
Tom DeLay's case for war with Iraq—and nine other countries.
By William Saletan
Posted Friday, August 23, 2002, at 2:50 PM PT

We the People, We the Warriors
By Talbot Brewer
Monday, August 26, 2002

BuzzFlash Message to America's Veterans: Part III
A BUZZFLASH EDITORIAL
August 26, 2002

Former Enron Exec Pleads Guilty to Fraud
By C. Bryson Hull
Wed Aug 21, 2002

White House Push for Iraqi Strike Is on Hold
By Dana Milbank
Sunday, August 18, 2002

Iraq war to carry a high tab
By Howard LaFranchi
from the August 19, 2002 edition

Iraq: In all but name, the war's on
By Marc Erikson
August 17, 2002

The war on Iraq is already under way
Jonathan Manthorpe
August 18, 2002

Editorial by Molly Ivin
RELEASE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 2002, AND THEREAFTER

Our Pearl Harbor: The latest NSA revelations suggest the 9-11 plot could have been foiled
By John Prados
Web Exclusive: 6.21.02

Chicago: Cooling the City with Green Rooftops
Lester Graham
AUDIO
June 27, 2002

Kissinger, Quayle, Gingrich and Perle on a Lie Detector?
by David Corn
08/07/2002

Greens at the Crossroads
by Micah L. Sifry

The Men From JINSA and CSP
by Jason A. Vest
for September 2, 2002

'If attacked, Israel might nuke Iraq'
By Ze'ev Schiff
August 16, 2002

Did George W. Bush Evade Income Taxes on His Harken Loans?
by Bob Fertik
August 15, 2002

Message to Bush: Don’t Attack Iraq
Political Veterans of Gulf War Caution Bush Administration
By John Yang
August 15, 2002

Corporate Accountability On Terrorism?
by Al Hunt
August 15, 2002

U.S. Asks For Immunity in Colombia
Thu Aug 15, 2002

Iraq-invasion talk roils Morocco
By Doris H. Gray
August 15, 2002

Who's On PFIAB?--A New Bush Secret
by David Corn
08/14/2002

"Wealth and Democracy"
by Kevin Phillips

Who Will Fight the War Against Iraq?
A BUZZFLASH EDITORIAL
August 13, 2002

Peacefully, Nigerian women win changes from big oil
By Michael Peel
August 12, 2002 edition

First they came for others...
Molly Ivins
August 11, 2002

Even at its best, war is never predictable
BY ANDREW GREELEY
August 9, 2002

Troops as Strikebreakers? Bush Administration Considers 'Options' in West Coast Dock Talks

When the Truth Had Consequences
Dan Morgan
August 11, 2002

It's amateur hour for administration hawks
By William Pfaff
August 9, 2002

A BUZZFLASH INTERVIEW WITH THE CO-AUTHOR OF "FORBIDDEN TRUTH: U.S. TALIBAN SECRET OIL DIPLOMACY AND THE FAILED HUNT FOR BIN LADEN."
Jean-Charles Brisard
August 1, 2002

Puncturing the assumptions
Arnaud de Borchgrave
August 7, 2002

Military Spending Clock by CDI

Domestic, Personal Issues May Sway Bush on Iraq
By Alan Elsner, National Correspondent
Fri Aug 9, 2002

U.S. Overhauls Operation TIPS Plan
By CHRISTOPHER NEWTON
Sat Aug 10, 2002

Fending Off The Threat Of Peace: U.S. Media's Complicit Role In The Drum-Beating
Norman Solomon
August 8, 2002

Before war with Iraq, consider this
By Carla Binion
August 8, 2002

Dems' Fightin' Words
Democrats debate policy quite nicely. But until they embrace politics, become proud partisans and figure out who they are, they will be continually clobbered.
By Michael Tomasky
Issue Date: 8.5.02

Making the Most of a Scandal
Todd Gitlin
July 29, 2002

Tucson: 'Fight Like Hell For Your Values'
Granny D's Speech Calling For Corporate Reform
Doris "Granny D" Haddock speaking at the Rolling Thunder Chautauqua in Tucson, Arizona
July 27, 2002

WAR PLAN
By NILES LATHEM
August 6, 2002

Bush's Conspiracy to Riot
By Robert Parry
August 5, 2002

Amid the clouds of deception, US speeds along road to war
Beyond the black arts of propaganda it is just a question of picking the right time for an invasion of Iraq
Peter Beaumont, foreign affairs editor
Sunday August 4, 2002

Bush Campaign Flew Enron, Halliburton Jets During 2000 Recount
By Laura Smitherman
August 2, 2002

Judge: U.S. must release names of most 9/11 detainees
August 3, 2002

Judge Orders Release of Terror Detainee Names
August 2, 2002

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