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Mr Bush's Titanic War on Terror Will Eventually Sink Beneath the Waves
Mr Bush's Titanic War on Terror Will Eventually Sink Beneath the Waves
http://www.commondreams.org/views02/0612-01.htm Robert Fisk critizises new security measures, the relation between US foreign policy and inner politics and the use of simplicistic propaganda. The Independent, UK. Published on Wednesday, June 12, 2002 in the Mr Bush's Titanic War on Terror Will Eventually Sink Beneath the Waves Meantime, all the men who claim to be fighting terror are using this lunatic "war" simply for their own purposes First it was to be a crusade. Then it became the "War forwaiting for hand_moderation Mr Bush s Titanic War on Terror Will Eventually Sink Beneath the Waves International Policy > North America > United States
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Discusses terrorism, strategy and weaponry, and informs on actions taken by the US government. With documents, resources and external links.
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Discusses the history of US war declarations and military interventions launched without an act of Congress, and the advantages of engaging Congress and nation in the discussion to clarify U.S. goals and interests in the present situation. Washingtonpost, US.
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Jonathan Freedland points out the difference between honoring the ideals of America's founding fathers and acceptance of the US-government's policy. The Guardian, UK.
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Operation Enduring Freedom is ostensibly being fought to uphold the American Way of Life, but it'll probably end up undermining it completely, writes Arundhati Roy.
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