COLLECTION IRAQ 3 – The Transnational

We feature these shocking pictures not because the crimes are committed by Americans but because they tell you what the training for war, the humiliation of the opponent and the war situation itself can do to make perfectly normal human beings inhuman and cruel beyond words.

SPECIAL FEATURES
Iraq Occupation FiascoApril 27, 2004

Allan Elsner, Reuters, April 27 2004
U.S. media more sceptical of Iraq policy
Reporters become less willing to accept Bush administrationpronouncements at their face value.

Sue Diaz, Chr Science Monitor, 27 Aprl 2004
A soldier’s hope deferred in Iraq
A mother watching over her Army son’s shoulder by e-mail sees shining promise of US mission turn sour

Connie Cass, Associated Press, April 27, 2004
Much of Iraq’s forces have quit
About one in every 10 members of Iraq ‘s security forces ” worked against” U.S. troops during the recent militia violence in Iraq, and an additional 40 percent walked off.

Louis Meixler, Associated Press, April 27, 2004
Kurdish-Iraqi leader blames the US
The U.S. allowed its troops to change from “an army of liberation” to “an army of occupation.”

Jerusalem Post, April 27, 2004
The US uses cluster bombs in Fallujah
“In Fallujah, the American troops killed at least 800 people and wounded 1,800,” Tareq told reporters. “We want to inform the world about the massacres and the human rights violations by the Americans in our city.”

Arthur Neslen, The Guardian, April 27 2004
Al Jazeera does accurate reporting…
US forces recently demanded that a team from the Arabic TV station al-Jazeera leave Falluja as a condition for reaching a ceasefire with the local resistance, it came as no surprise

CBS News, TruthOut, April 27, 2004
Woodward shares war secrets
Bsuh to Rumsfeld, ‘What have you got in terms of plans for Iraq? What is the status of the war plan? I want you to get on it. I want you to keep it secret.'”

PIPA, US Opinion Survey, April 27, 2004
Americans Continue to Believe Iraq Supported Al Qaeda and Had WMD
Despite statements by Richard Clarke, David Kay, Hans Blix and others, few Americans perceive most experts as saying the contrary.

David Edwards & David Cromwell, New Statesman, April 27, 2004
Fallujah – when the moral crusaders fell silent
The tone says it all. American “contracted civilians” (in fact mercenaries) had been “horribly butchered” in Fallujah, ITN reported, while Iraqi civilians had been “killed” or “caught in crossfire”.

James Petras, Iraq Tunnel, April 27, 2004
So where are the Western intellectuals?
Falluja, Baghdad, Ramadi, Nasiriya–an entire people has risen to confront the colonial occupation army, its mercenaries, clients, and collaborators. The paralysis of the US leftist intellectuals, their inability to express solidarity with the Iraqi resistance is a disease which afflicts all “leftist” intellectuals in the colonial countries.

Daniel N. Nelson, Common Dreams, April 27, 2004
Defeat
Defeat ultimately is self-failure – the symptoms of which are an irreparable imbalance between perceived or real threats and socioeconomic, political and military capacities. In that regard, defeat is the utter breakdown of individual, community, or national security.

Mona Eltahawy, Int Herald Tribune, April 27, 2004
Why the Arab world can thank Bush
Now thanks to the mistakes, blunders and heavy-handed tactics of the U.S. military, Iraqis know they can put up a fight.

William Greider, The Nation, April 27, 2004
Iraq as Vietnam
Wouldn’t it be instructive to go back now and re-examine the “documents” the press provided Americans to understand why the United States must invade and conquer?

Reuters, April 27, 2004
Powell never considered resigning over Iraq
“I was always supportive og what we were trying to do.”

Paul Krugman, New York Times, April 27, 2004
What went wrong?
The mess in Iraq was created by officials who believed what they wanted to believe, and ignored awkward facts. It seems they have learned nothing.

BBC – April 27, 2004
British ambassadors’ letter to Tony Blair
Sent by more than 50 former British ambassadors to Tony Blair, urging him either to influence US policy in the Middle East or to stop backing it.

David Rose, Information Clearing House, April 27, 2004
Bush and Blair made secret pact for Iraq war
President George Bush first asked Tony Blair to support the removal of Saddam Hussein from power at a private White House dinner nine days after the terror attacks of 11 September, 2001.

SPECIAL FEATURES
Fallujah, the massacreApril 19, 2004

Jo Wilding, Occupation Watch, org, April 19, 2004
Eyewitness Report from Falluja

GandhiToday.org, April 19, 2004
Human Rights Watch: US Action in Falluja Needs Investigation

Empirenotes.org, April 19, 2004
Destroying a Town in Order to Save it

Christine Hauser & Kirk Semple, IHT, April 19, 2004
US toll mounting as battles roil Iraq

Aljazeera.net, April 19, 2004
Falluja toll tops 600

Robert Fisk, ICH, April 19, 2004
Atrocity in Fallujah

Jeffrey Gettleman, IHT, April 19, 2004
Radical’s anti-US wrath unleashed

Jeffrey Gettleman, IHT, April 19, 2004
Shiite cleric spurs uprising in Iraq

Special Features
Iraq Occupation Fiasco (April 19, 2004)

John Pilger, Newstatesman
Get out now

BBC News
Timeline: Hostages in Iraq

Heather Timmons, IHT
On Advertising: Selling Iraq on a new government

Christine Hauser, IHT
One Iraqi’s view: ‘I am worse off’

Michel Chossudovsky, Global Research
Iraq and the “War on Terrorism”

Issei Kato, CSM
Iraq violence tests coalition unity

The Age
The $5 billion-a-month campaign

The Australian News
Send in the Wolfowitz Brigade

Arthur Schlesinger, Independent
This is Bush’s Vietnam – the wrong war, at the wrong time, in the wrong place

David Rose, Guardian
Bush and Blair made secret pact for Iraq war

Jon Marino, Vote No War.org
Washington Protest Calls for Return of U.S. Troops in Iraq

National Institute.org
Tomgram: Schwartz, What triggered the Shia insurrection?

Special Features
Iraq Occupation Fiasco (April 16, 2004)

Dahr Jamail, The Nation
Sarajevo on the Euphrates: An eyewitness Account from Insde the US siege of Falluja

Robert Fisk & Patrick Cockburn, ICH
Deaths of Scores of Mercenaries not Reported

Aljazeera.net
US Admits Killing Arab Journalists in Iraq

Gregory D. Johnsen, CSM
Arabs glued to TV news – but not to US-sponsored Al Hurra

Phyllis Bennis, FPIF
The Iraqi Constitution

Christina Asquith, CSM
Fundamentalists rush in

Eric Lichtblau, NYT
President Asked Aide to Explore Iraq Link to 9/11 Attacks

John F. Burns & Thom Shanker, NYT
US Officials Fashion Legal Basis to Keep Force in Iraq

Christine Spolar, Yahoo news
14 ‘enduring bases’ set in Iraq

Daily Times
Britain and US at odds over Iraq policy

Jeffrey Shaffer, CSM
Iraq blurs the line between crime and war

Jonathan Steele, Guardian
Annan adviser attacks American occupation and Bremer’s tactics

Emad Mekay, IPS news
Iraq: War Launched to Protect Israel – Bush Adviser

Paul Krugman, IHT
More mud than Watergate

Ken Dilanian, Detroit Free Press
US delivers 1st grim outlook on Iraq security

Robert Scheer, Latimes.com
Bush Puts a ‘Cancer on the Presidency’

Tompaine.com
War Rationale: Version 10.0

Annia Ciezadlo, CSM
After an advocate’s killing, Iraqi women try to stay course

MoveOn.org
A Video: It’s Time for the Deception to Stop

The Times of India
Bush Popularity at a Low Point: Poll

Patrick Barrett, Guardian
US military ‘pressuring’ journalists

James P. Pinkerton, CSM
The Offense in Bush’s 9/11 Defense

Special Features
Iraq Occupation Crisis (March 26, 2004)

Daniel Schorr, CSM
Was Bush Fixated on ‘Getting Saddam?’

Ann Scott Tyson, CSM
US Soldiers Face Charges of Prisoner Abuse

Will Dunham, AlertNet
Report details low how US Army morale, suicide in Iraq

John F. Burns & Thom Shanker, NY Times
US Officials Fashion Legal Basis to Keep Force in Iraq

Stephen Zunes, FPIF
Iraq One Year Later

Peter Enav, Newsday.com
Report: Israel Wrong on Iraq Weapons

Choike.org
New Israel Told to Scrap Nuclear Arms

Julian Borger, Guardian
Bush ‘wanted war in 2002’

Jens Munch, CSM
What Iraqis receive for their losses

Christine Spolar, Yahoo News
14 ‘enduring bases’ set in Iraq

Ira Chernus, Common Dreams
Journalists Find Many Ways to Kill Truth in Iraq

Robert Fisk, Occupationwatch.org
One Year On – War Without End

Missy Ryan, Boston.com
Kay Implores US to Admit Mistakes in Iraq

Phyllis Bennis, FPIF
The Iraqi Constitution

Robert Fisk, truthout
New Iraq? Hooded Protest and Masked Statistics

IraqCoalition.org
Law of Administration for the State of Iraq for the Transitional Period

Ian Buruma, IHT
One Year Later: Imposing ‘Universal Values’

Matthew Clark, CSM
Sistani says Iraq constitution a ‘dead end’

Tom Barry, Right Web
Neocons’ Iraq Strategy Now Focused on Syria

Special Features
Iraq Occupation Crisis – 1 Year (March 19, 2004)

BBC News
Survey Finds Hope in Occupied Iraq

TehranTimes.com
US Unloading WMD in Iraq

Robert Fisk, ICH
Focus: One Year On – War Without End

Guardian Unlimited
Voices on Iraq

Amitai Etzioni, IHT
American Fantasy: Instant Democracy

Vali Nasr, IHT
Beware the Spread of Sunni Anger

William Pfaff, IHT
Blair Overstates the Threat of Terrorism

Frederick Bonnart, IHT
NATO Should Take the Lead Role in Iraq

Mustafa Abdel-Halim, IslamOnline.net
UN Return to Iraq ‘Terrible Mistake’: Former Envoy

Robert Fisk, Occupation Watch
Saddam may be gone but peace has not come

The Pew Research Center
A Year after Iraq War: Mistrust of America in Europe Even Higher, Muslim Anger Persists

Robert Fisk, ICH
The West Was Warned. Now it is Playing the Price of the ‘War on Terror’

Eric Margolis, Toronto Sun
Bush’s war is a financial disaster

Jim Lobe, YahooNews.com
Foreign Policy Experts Urge Greater UN Role in Iraq

YahooNews.com
Poland was ‘taken for a ride’ about Iraq’s WMD: President

Special Features
New Pentagon Papers (March 12, 2004)

Marc Cooper, LA Weekly
Soldier for the truth: Exposing Bush’s talking-points war

Karen Kwiatkowski, Military Week
For Empire or Vocation, Ever Forward!

Karen Kwiatkowski, Salon.com
The New Pentagon Papers

SFTT.org
Deep Throat Returns: Insider Notes from the Pentagon

David Hackworth, Salon.com
The War According to David Hackworth

Special Features
Occupation Crisis (Feb.27, 2004)

Assyrian Cancadian Lobbying Committee
Urgent Appeal for Worldwide Support

Matthew Clark, CSM
UN now backs elections in Iraq

Robert Fisk, ICH
The Fantasy of Democracy in an Arab State

Bryan Bender, Boston.com
Report says military distorts war deaths

Carl Conetta, PDA
Disappearing the Dead: Iraq, Afghanistan, and the Idea of a “New Warfare”

Helene Despic-Popovic, truthout
Prostitutes are Easy Prey in Iraq

Maureen Dowd, NYT
The Thief of Baghdad

Hamza Hendawi, truthout
Iraq May Be Slipping Into Civil War

Tom Barry, Right Web
Iraq War Product of Neocon Philosophy of Intelligence

Aljazeera.Net
Israeli police storm al-Aqsa mosque compound

Ahmed Janabi, Aljazeera.Net
Iraqi women, children in US custody

The Globe and Mail
US threatens veto if Iraq enacts Islamic law

Ananova.com
Archbishop calls on Blair to admit Iraq war was wrong

Scott Ritter, ICH
Confronting the Theocracy of Evil

Marwan Bishara, IHT
Propaganda TV won’t help the US

Electronic Iraq.net
New study finds: 11,000 to 15,000 killed in Iraq war

Jim Lobe, truthout
Chalabi, Garner Provide New Clues to War

T. Trent Gegax, truthout
Where’s the Army’s Suicide Report

MSNBC, truthout
US Troops Expected to Remain in Iraq for Years

Michael Isakoff & Mark Hosebball
Extraordinary Measures

Martin Bright, Peter Beaumont & Jo Tuckman, Guardian
British spy op wrecked peace move

Sara Corbett, ICH
The Permanent Scars of Iraq

Special Features
Iraq Occupation (Feb.13, 2004)

Emver Masud, TWF
Iraq: The $64 Lunch, $125,000 Truck Driver

Nicholas Blanfold, CSM
Divide and Conquer: Al Qaeda’a latest tactic in Iraq?

Gary Younge, Guardian
Ignorance is no Excuse

Julian Borger, Guardian
Ex-judge on Iraq inquiry ‘involved in cover-up’

Scott Ritter, Houston Chronicle
Not everyone got it wrong on Iraqi WMDs

William Pfaff, IHT
In Munich, Rumsfeld’s silence speaks volumes

Eric Margolis, TWF
Liars or Fools?

Scott Ritter, ICH
Kerry, Too, Needs to Clear the Air

Bjarne Steensbeck, politiken.dk
USA: NATO må hjælpe i Irak

Adib Al Jader, Al-Hayat
The Current Status of Human Rights in Iraq

David W. Moore, The Gallup Organization
Support for War in Iraq Drops

Greg Palast, Truthout
M’Lord Hutton Blesses Blair’s Attack on BBC’s Investigation of Iraq War Claims

Edward Wong, Truthout
Iraq’s Path Hinges on Words of Enigmatic Cleric

Doug Saunders. The Globe and Mail
It’s just wrong what we are doing

Thomas Powers, ICH
The Vanishing Case for War

Ray McGovern, TomPaine.com
Still Smoke and Mirrors

Jim Lobe, AntiWar.com
US Lawmakers Say Iraqi Council Plan Would Cut Women’s Rights

Pamela Constable, washingtonpost.com
Women in Iraq Decry Decision to Curb Rights

Jim Krane, Yahoo News
Bin Laden May Have Recruiting Problems

Special Features
Occupation Crisis (Feb.6, 2004)

Paul Waugh, Independent
Intelligence chief’s bombshell: ‘We were overruled on dossier’

Ian Williams, FPIF
Blair’s Pyrrhic Victories

Phyllis Bennis, FPIF
The U.S Begs for UN Backing in Iraq

William Pfaff, IHT
The end of Bush and Blair’s friendship?

Chalmers Johnson, Antiwar.com
Iraqi Wars

John Pilger, Information Clearing House
Blair’s Mass Deception

SMH.com.au
US war machine nearly fell apart, army reveals

Brian Jones, Independent
There was a lack of substantive evidence… We were told there was intelligence we could not see’

Kenneth Pollack, Guardian
How did we get it so wrong?

Fraser Nelson & Jason Beattie, Scotsman.com
British officers knew on eve of war that Iraq had no WMDs

David Stout, truthout
Tenet Says Analysts Never Painted Iraq as Immminents Threat

Jim Lobe, Antiwar.com
US Lawmakers Say Iraqi Council Plan Would Cut Women’s Rights

Special Features
Occupation Crisis (Jan. 27, 2004)

Jonethan Steele, the Guardian
Why the US is running scared of elections in Iraq

Foreign Policy in Focus
Regional Iraq in Focus Index

Associated Press, the Guardian
100,000 demand Iraqi elections

Amatzia Baram & Gabiel Weimann, CSM
Hussein’s trial: Make it an unabashed media event

Daniel Williams, Washingtonpost
Iraqi Kurdish Leader Demands Guarantees

Washingtonpost
Iraq Between War and Peace

Special Features
Occupation Crisis (Jan. 16, 2004)

Beth Solomon, AlterNet.org
Good News from Iraq – Pass the Pringles

Alia Fattouh, CSM
An Arab Liberal’s anguish

Aljazeera.net
Iraq weapons hunter steps down

Benjamin Duncan, Aljazeera.net
Political discontent hinders US PR

Edward M. Kennedy, Center for American Progress
America, Iraq and Presidential Leadership

Doug Giebel, Counterpunch
Leave Iraq? Hell No, We Won’t Go!

Jim Lobe, FPIF
In 2003 TV News was “All Iraq, All the Time”

Luke Harding, the Guardian
US military ‘brutalized’ journalists

United States Department of State
Kittani call on under Secretary Eagleburger (secret )

Babak Dehghanpisheh, Newsweek
Refereeing in Hell

Kenneth Roth, Human Rights News
Letter to Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld

Karen Kwiatkowski, Truthout
Former Pentagon Insider: ‘Neoconservative Propaganda Campaign Led to Iraq War’

Maggie Farley, Truthout
Iraqis Want Annan to Mediate with US, Ease Transition Pangs

Julian Coman, Telegraph
CIA plans new secret police to fight Iraq terrorism

The Globe and Mail
Shiites’ unhappiness bodes ill for US efort in Iraq

The Modern Populist
Declassified Documents Shed Light on US/Iraq History

Walter Pincus, WashingtonPost
US Firm to Run Iraqi TV

US Foreign Aid Watch
Iraq’s Smoking Gun Discovered – in White House Holster

Wired
Danish Tests Show Arms Found in Iraq not Chemical

Special Features
Iraqi WMD Deception (Jan. 9, 2004)

Scott Ritter, The Independent
Hutton stopped far short of a real investigation into the Blair government’s abysmal abuse of power

Douglas Jehl, NYT
U.S. withdraws a team of weapons hunters from Iraq

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
WMD in Iraq: Evidence and Implications

Barton Gellman, Truthout
Iraq’s Arsenal Was Only on Paper

Special Features
Occupation Crisis (Jan. 9, 2004)

Natsuki Ikezawa, Impala
On a Small Bridge in Iraq (pdf)

ABC.net
Rumsfeld’s Iraq mission

Nomi Prins, Common Dreams Newscenter
Iraq Could Produce Another Enron

William Rivers Pitt, Truthout
The Five Hundred

Raad Alkadiri & Chris Toensing, MERIP
The Iraqi Governing Council’s Sectarian Hue

Dan Murphy, CSM
Sunnis feel chill in new Iraq

Frederick Sweet, Intervention Magazine
More Deadly than Gas

Juan Cole, The Daily Star
Can the US keep Iraqi Shiites happy for long?

Ramin Mostaghim, TerraViva Europe
Iran: Trial of Saddam Hussein Would Raise Tricky Questions

Steven R. Weisman, IHT
U.S. to let Kurds keep autonomy

David Pratt, Sunday Herald
Saddam’s capture: was a deal brokered behind the scenes

SpaceWar
Bulgarian soldiers refuse duty in Iraq after deadly attack

Dahr Jamail, Information Clearing House
Conflicting Numbers and a Surreal Press Conference

Julian Coman, Telegraph
CIA plans new secret police to fight Iraq terrorism

Harry de Quetteville, Telegraph
Iraq faces ethnic conflict on new front after crisis talks fail

William M. Arkin, Yahoo Groups
LA Times Today: Saddam and U.S. Intelligence

Abu Spinoza, Dissident Voice, January 2, 2004
War Crimes, US Planners and Iraq’s Water Vulnerability
A Conversation with Professor Thomas Nagy

Jim Lobe and Peyman Pejman, Asia Times, Jan. 2, 2004
Saddam is history, but who is the real enemy?

Jim Lobe, Asia Times, January 2, 2004
Rumsfeld and his ‘odl friend’ Saddam

Robert Fisk, Information Clearing House, Jan. 2, 2004
The occupiers, as ever, are damned either way – especially when the innocent die
UK charity seeks compensation over “lost” cancer drugs for Iraqi children

Information Clearing House, January 2, 2004
A Presentation on Iraq (Flash)

Gregg Zoroya, USA Today, January 2, 2004
Return of US war dead kept solemn, secret

Neil Mackay, Sunday Herald, January 2, 2004
Bush Planned Iraq’s ‘regime change’ before becoming President

Eric Margolis, The Wisdom Fund, January 2, 2004
Saddam Captured: The Man Who Knew Too Much

Annia Ciezadlo, CSM, January 2, 2004
A scholarly soldier steps inside the world of Iraq’s potent tribes

Anup Shah, The Iraq Crisis, January 2, 2004
Attack on Iraq

Michel Collon, CRG, January 2, 2004
Washington has found the solution “Let’s divide Iraq as we did in Yugoslavia!”

David Pratt, Environmentalists Against War, Jan. 2, 2004
Revealed: Who Really Found Saddam?

Kenneth Roth, IHT, January 2, 2004
Try Saddam in an international court

William Pfaff, IHT, January 2, 2004
Saddam’s capture bodes ill for Bush’s re-election

Nicholas Rufford, Times Online, January 2, 2004
Revealed: how MI6 sold the Iraq war

Robert Sheer, Latimes.com, January 2, 2004
The US winked at Hussein’s evil
We got him…now what?

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