11 Sept and the 'war on terrorism'
- October 2002 archive

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• The Never-Ending War on Terror, William Pfaff, 31 October 2002
• As If It Matters… Bill C. Davis, 31 October 2002
• Albanian and Russian observers sent to monitor American elections, Andrew Gumbel, 31 October 2002
• Why imprison us? We are just old men, say inmates of Guantanamo, Phil Reeves, 30 October 2002
• Low-risk prisoners freed from high-security hell - returning Guantanamo Bay inmates talk of stifling cells, little exercise and no contact with families, David Rohde, 30 October 2002
• SAS soldiers decorated for service in Afghanistan, Richard Norton-Taylor, 29 October 2002
• Murder of US envoy shows anti-Bush feeling is spreading, Robert Fisk, 29 October 2002
• Military Training and Violence, Sean Gonsalves, 29 October 2002
• Branding New and Improved Wars, Norman Solomon, 29 October 2002
• Terrorist Training American Style, Heather Wokusch, 28 October 2002
• The Secret War - frustrated by intelligence failures, the Defense Department is dramatically expanding its 'black world' of covert operations, William M. Arkin, 27 October 2002
• Here's an Idea: Fight Terrorism by Saving Lives, Christopher Brauchli, 26 October 2002
• Bali - the lies go on, John Pilger, 25 October 2002
• Prisoners from Guantanamo Bay to be sent home because they are 'no longer a threat', Andrew Buncombe, 23 October 2002
• Bin Laden's secrets are revealed by Al Jazeera journalist, Robert Fisk, 23 October 2002
• White House Spins Out on an Axis of Evil, Robert Scheer, 22 October 2002
• The Legacy Of The Second Front Of The War On Terror - the Philippines, Moana Cole, 20 October 2002
• Citizens as Soldiers, Citizens as Prey, Robert Jensen, 20 October 2002
• Leaders and 'terrorists' speak with one voice, Robert Fisk in Beirut, 20 October 2002
• Australians turn on government over US alliance, Andrew Gumbel, 19 October 2002
• A War Won't End Terrorism, Tamim Ansary, 19 October 2002
• Indonesia pledges to kick start terror crackdown, Tim Sullivan, 16 October 2002
• War will provoke terrorism Labour MPs warn Blair, Andrew Grice, 16 October 2002
• The world they have created, Action in Solidarity with Asia and the Pacific, 15 October 2002
• Bali-Iraq: End the Cycle of Violence, say Doctors, MAPW, 15 October 2002
• Bali proves that America's war on terror isn't working, Jonathan Freedland, 15 October 2002
• Afghanistan - Donor Inaction and Ineffectiveness, Mark Sedra, 14 October 2002
• An Open Letter to Barbara Lee, Dan Brook, 14 October 2002
• The Bali carnage and its implications for human rights in Indonesia, Tapol, 14 October 2002
• This crime proves none of us are safe - and Britons may well be the next targets, Robert Fisk, 14 October 2002
• Unless there is more justice in the world, Bali will be repeated, Independent, 14 October 2002
• Americans Feel Pinch as Arab Boycott Starts to Bite, Michael Theodoulou and Daniel McGrory, 11 October 2002
• UK spies reject al-Qaida link: Intelligence MI5 and MI6 dismiss Iraq terror 'evidence', Richard Norton-Taylor, 10 October 2002
• Raid on US marines puts question mark over friendly Kuwait, Robert Fisk, 9 October 2002
• US troops will stay in Afghanistan 'until we win', David Blair and Toby Harnden, 8 October 2002
• Arab Public Opinion Deeply Ambivalent About US, Jim Lobe, 8 October 2002
• America boosts naval force in the Pacific, ABC, 2 October 2002
• Arabs and Muslims to be fingerprinted at US airports, Suzanne Goldenberg, 2 October 2002

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