11 Sept and the 'war on terrorism'
- February 2003 archive

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• Worlds apart - Michael Winterbottom set out to make a film about refugees and found himself in the middle of a war zone, Geoffrey MacNab, 28 February 2003
• The chancellor's emergency measures - the threat of a major terrorist attack on London has led Gordon Brown to consider radical contingency plans for the City, Marianne Curphey, 26 February 2003
• With little fanfare, America opens a new front in the war on terror, Frank Gardner, 20 February 2003
• Dread alert - despite the US government's efforts to reassure its citizens, feelings of vulnerability and helplessness have crept back into America's public consciousness, Julian Borger, 19 February 2003
• Bush Unites the World, Mark Weisbrot, 18 February 2003
• On the brink of war no one seems to understand Muslim fears, Fuad Nahdi, 15 February 2003
• We can still stop the war, John Pilger, 14 February 2003
• Up to 30 Afghans killed by allied bombing, Guardian Staff and agencies, 12 February 2003
• Saudis want US out, Reuters, 10 February 2003
• Washington raises national terror alert, Andrew Buncombe, 8 February 2003
• Bush orders guidelines for cyber-warfare - report, INL, 8 February 2003
• Pentagon names boards to oversee computer surveillance, Reuters, 8 February 2003
• Everybody Loves A War Thug - On the verge of Bush's brutal war for oil, the US proves its arrogance, and the world is disgusted, Mark Morford, 7 February 2003
• Don't mention the war in Afghanistan - the near collapse of peace in this savage land is a narrative erased from the mind of Americans, Robert Fisk, 5 February 2003

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