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MWAW: A weapons inspector calls: Guerrilla Theatre
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by Paola Desiderio 15/01/04
A weapons inspector calls, the new satire written and directed by Justin Butcher, on Bush and his administration, proves that onstage irony can be a powerful weapon of mass instruction against the US-UK sponsored post-9/11 propaganda-bombardment.
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Iraqi civilian deaths 'avoidable'
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Britain failed in its duty to provide security for civilians in the southern Iraqi city of Basra during the Iraq war, says a human-rights group.
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US bars Germany, France from Iraqi reconstruction contracts
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The United States said Tuesday only companies from countries that supported the war in Iraq would be allowed to bid for large reconstruction contracts, effectively excluding firms from war opponents Germany and France.
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Refusenik Israeli pilots under fire
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A group of Israeli air force reservist pilots have been widely condemned at home for their refusal to take part in attacks on the Palestinian territories.
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Aljazeera barred from covering Iraqi council
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Aljazeera, September 23, 2003
Aljazeera has been banned from covering the US-installed Iraqi Governing Council’s activities – for allegedly inciting violence against US occupation forces and its supporters.
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MWAW: Breaking the silence- Truth and lies in the war on terror
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By Paola Desiderio
Award winning journalist and film-maker John Pilger presented his new film: "Breaking the silence- Truth and lies in the war on terror", at the NFT in London on Friday 19 September. The film, commissioned by Carlton television, was broadcast on ITV at 10.45 on Monday 22.
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'How many more must die_'
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Tim Predmore, a serving U.S. soldier in Iraq, asks what cause he and his fellow troops are really supporting...
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Russian privatiser heads for Iraq
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Daniel Kimmage, Radio Free Europe, September 17, 2003
The U.S. Coalition Provisional Authority has invited a notorious figures responsible for Russia’s disastrous “shock therapy” privatisation programme to participate in a conference on privatising Iraq
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Wesley Clark: Not an Anti-War Candidate
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FAIR Media Advisory, September 17, 2003
The possibility that former NATO supreme commander Wesley Clark might enter the race for the 2004 Democratic presidential nomination has been the subject of furious speculation in the media. But while recent coverage of Clark often claims that he opposed the war with Iraq, the various opinions he has expressed on the issue suggest the media's "anti-war" label is inaccurate.
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Blix: Saddam destroyed his weapons of mass destruction a decade ago
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David Usborne and Nigel Morris, The Independent, September 18, 2003
The Government's case for war against Saddam Hussein was undermined further yesterday when the former United Nations chief weapons inspector, Hans Blix, said that Iraq had probably destroyed its most deadly weapons of mass destruction more than a decade ago.
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