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Arming Iraq
TIMELINE OF US RELATIONS WITH IRAQ especially weapons shipments
Dialectics of the
Iraq War I write this on June 13th, 2005. There can be no better
example of Hegel's claim than what has happened in Iraq, and how the Bush
administration cannot let go "that poison-draught."
Yesterday, the American military death toll went over 1,700 in Iraq. No one is
counting Afghanistan. No one is counting Iraqis or Afghans. Some are counting
Englishmen. As Kurt Vonnegut so eloquently put it, "So it goes."
Iraq War
and economic control Iraq and Washington’s ‘seeds of democracy’ by F.
William Engdahl
Colin Powell at
the UN Remarks to the United Nations Security Council Secretary Colin
L. Powell New York City February 5, 2003 Powell know calls this day the
most embarrassing of his career.
Iraq War Costs
IRAQ WAR COSTS EVERY AMERICAN $727, EXCEEDING COSTS OF VIETNAM WAR
August 31, 2005
Reigle Report
On October 27, 1992, the Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs held
hearings that revealed that the United States had exported chemical, biological,
nuclear, and missile-system equipment to Iraq that was converted to military use
in Iraq's chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons program. Many of these
weapons -- weapons that the U.S. and other countries provided critical materials
for -- were used against us during the war.
Bush Memo
on Iraq 2002 Memo: Bush made intel fit Iraq policy By WARREN P.
STROBEL and JOHN WALCOTT Knight Ridder Newspapers
WASHINGTON - A highly classified British memo, leaked in the midst of Britain's
just concluded election campaign, indicates that President Bush decided to
overthrow Iraqi President Saddam Hussein by summer 2002 and was determined to
ensure that U.S.
intelligence data supported his policy.
Saddam &
Rumfield "Old Friends Meet again TRANSCRIPT OF MEETING IN PRISON
BETWEEN SADDAM HUSSEIN AND DONALD RUMSFELD
Iraq War A
Smoking Gun The top-level government memo marked "SECRET AND STRICTLY
PERSONAL," dated eight months before Bush sent us into Iraq, following a closed
meeting with the President, reads, "Military action was now seen as inevitable.
Bush wanted to remove Saddam through military action justified by the
conjunction of terrorism and WDM. But the intelligence and facts were being
fixed around the
policy."
Iraq War
Tribunal and Statements Declaration of the Jury of Conscience World
Tribunal on Iraq - Istanbul
June 23 - 27, 2005
In February 2003, weeks before an illegal war was initiated against Iraq,
millions of people protested in the streets of the world. That call went
unheeded. No international institution had the courage or conscience to stand up
to the threat of aggression of the US and UK governments. No one could stop
them. It is two years later now. Iraq has been invaded, occupied, and
devastated. The attack on Iraq is an attack on justice, on liberty, on our
safety, on our future, on us all. We, people of conscience, decided to stand
up. We formed the World Tribunal on Iraq (WTI) to demand justice and a peaceful
future.
Iraq War Conyers
Questions "Unfortunately, the mainstream media in the United States
was too busy with wall-to-wall coverage of a "runaway bride" to cover a
bombshell report out of the British newspapers," Conyers writes. "The London
Times reports that the British government and the United States government had
secretly agreed to attack Iraq in 2002, before authorization was sought for such
an attack in Congress, and had discussed creating pretextual justifications for
doing so."
Department
of Defense Staff Notes Iraq War These are Defense Department staffer
Steven Cambone's notes from meetings with Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld on
the afternoon of 9/11/01. These documents were obtained under the Freedom of
Information Act
US Corporation
and the Arming of Saddam U.S. Companies Behind Iraq Weapons Program By
Mitchel Cohen, 23 December 2002
Iraq War
Planning in 2001 State Department experts warned CENTCOM before
Iraq war about lack of plans for post-war Iraq security Planning for post-Saddam
regime change began as early as October 2001
National Security Archive Electronic Briefing Book No. 163
Posted - August 17, 2005
Deleted
Uranium Radioactive Wounds of War Tests on returning troops suggest
serious health consequences of depleted uranium use in Iraq by Dave Lindorff
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