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

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• The Mother of a US Soldier Speaks Out for Peace, Fran Quigley, 31 January 2003
• Uranium contamination in Afghanistan, UMRC, January 2003
• Analysis: All the President's nuances: what did Bush really mean? Tuesday's State of the Union address repays closer study, Rupert Cornwell, 30 January 2003
• US soldiers attack mountain hideout in biggest battle for a year, Rory McCarthy, 29 January 2003
• US Civil Liberties Group Protests FBI Scheme to Count Mosques, Jim Lobe, 29 January 2003
• 'Sorry State of the Union' - Protesters Tell Bush, 'We're Not Buying It', Hundreds Rally in Cold To Oppose Possible War, Manny Fernandez, 29 January 2003
• Bush: new al-Qaida link to Iraq, US to rally support by releasing secret file, Julian Borger and Ewen MacAskill, 29 January 2003
• Blood on his hands - the duplicity and cowardice of Tony Blair, whose capitulation to the Bush gang represents "the most dangerous appeasement humanity has known since the 1930s", John Pilger, 29 January 2003
• Fabricating an Enemy - It is the Bush Administration, rather than Baghdad, which is supporting Al Qaeda, Michel Chossudovsky, 28 January 2003
• The Other State of the Union, Kathryn Casa, 28 January 2003
• Stronger than ever - far from fizzling out, the global justice movement is growing in numbers and maturity, George Monbiot, 28 January 2003
• Confronting Empire, Arundhati Roy, 28 January 2003
• Annual state of the union address, George Bush, 28 January 2003
• Anti-war response to Bush's State of the Union address, A.N.S.W.E.R. Coalition, 28 January 2003
• The coffee table war - American publishers have been churning out glossy memorials to the Twin Towers and bullish pro-war propaganda; but do their arguments stand up? Robert Fisk, 26 January 2003
• The aftermath: Drugs, drought, warlords, mayhem. Peace is dangerous, bloody and costly - the experience of Afghanistan suggests British forces would need to remain in Iraq for years, Raymond Whitaker, 26 January 2003
• When will we resist? The US is preparing to attack the Arab world, while the Arabs whimper in submission, Edward Said, 25 January 2003
• Where's the Dissent? Antiwar protests are happening all over the country and the world, but the mainstream media are hardly paying attention, Jennifer Barrett, 16 January 2003
• Fortress continents: the US and Europe are both creating multi-tiered regional strongholds, Naomi Klein, 16 January 2003
• Madness in the making: US nuclear strategy threatens the world, Guardian Leader, 10 January 2003
• Afghanistan: The Nuclear Nightmare Starts, Davey Garland, 3 January 2003

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