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Bush Leads Drive in Framing Another "Crisis"
Bush Leads Drive in Framing Another "Crisis" (Now Social Security) The Bush administration this week set out to convince a skeptical public that Social Security is "heading for an iceberg" and promote... ...
A U.S. Soldier Speaks of the Atrocities He Witnessed
I worked in the radio headquarters of Abu Ghraib for a while. They were once again trying to punish me by putting me in an undesirable job. While I was there, I ended up reviewing the prisoner records... ...
Expert spells it out: health fears mean young should not use mobile phones
http://www.guardian.co.uk/ print/0,3858,5101167-10357 2,00.html Powerwatch's First Press Release on the Stewart Report http://www.powerwat ch.org.uk/news/20050110_pr ess.asp Children and young people and... ...
Mobile phones tumour risk to young children - Children face danger of mobile phone tumours
BRILLIANT front page on Times today! Full front-page article "Children face danger of mobile phone tumours" (includes half-page pic of scan of brain showing tumour) http://www.buerger welle.de/pdf/mobile_phones _tumour_risk_050112_the_ti mes.pdf... ...
Fallujah, City of Ghosts
Film reveals true destruction to ghost city Falluja: Fresh evidence has emerged of the extent of destruction and appalling conditions in Falluja, still deserted two months after a major US offensive... ...
Winning the Unwinnable War
Iraq: Winning the Unwinnable War By losing the trust of the Iraqi people, the Bush administration has already lost the war. Moderate Iraqis can still win it, but only if they wean themselves from Washington... ...
From Alberto to the Insurgency
An Iraq War veteran explains why Alberto Gonzales has already done enough damage... http://www.vete ransforcommonsense.org/?Pa ge=Article&ID=2628 ...
Medical quackery : Government policy in the US
by Ken Schoolland The Exterritorial Imperative 01/05 -- reprint from 1994 'Supply-and-demand doesn't apply in medicine' declared a headline in the Honolulu-Advertiser. The soaring cost of medical care... ...
The jungle in the desert
by Stewart Nusbaumer Common Dreams 01/04/05 The U.S. war planners underestimated the Iraqis' will to resist and they underestimated the insurgents' ability to develop a wartime strategy. After... ...
Return to Fallujah brings anger, despair
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 01/02/05 La kes of sewage in the streets. The smell of corpses inside charred buildings. No water or electricity. Long waits and thorough searches by U.S. troops at checkpoints.... ...