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Analysis: Bush Challenges Hundreds of Laws

Charlie Savage | International Herald Tribune | April 30, 2006

"In just five years, Bush has challenged more than 750 new laws, by far a record for any president, while becoming the first president since Thomas Jefferson to stay so long in office without issuing a veto." [more]

The Iran Plans

Seymour Hersch | New Yorker | April 8, 2006

There is a growing conviction among members of the United States military, and in the international community, that President Bush’s ultimate goal in the nuclear confrontation with Iran is regime change. [more]

Kill Missile Defense Now

Ivan Eland | Independent Institute: Center on Peace and Liberty | December 20, 2004

The Missile Defense Agency has spent $80 billion since 1985 and has very little to show for it. Over the next five years, the U.S. government will dump another $50 billion into missile defense programs. Yet rogue states probably will be able to come up with cheap countermeasures to foil costly defensive systems. [more]

Poland To Sell Helicopters, Equipment to Iraqi Army

STAFF | World News Connection | December 15, 2004

"The deals were agreed as three Polish soldiers were killed in Iraq Wednesday and four injured when their Sokol helicopter made an emergency landing south of Baghdad." [more]

Analysis: The potential for nonviolence in Palestine

Ghassan al-Khatib, Yosi Alpher, Sami Awad, Dani Rothschild | Bitter Lemons | December 6, 2004

"The Palestinian nonviolent movement is as old as the Palestinian liberation movement itself. As far back as the 1930s, Palestinians engaged in nonviolent protests and demonstrations against the British Mandate authorities. This form of protest peaked with the breakout of the 1987 intifada." [more]

The Making of a Muslim Holocaust

Muzaffar Iqbal | World News Connection | December 1, 2004

"During the last three years, this holocaust has not only spread wider but also been given a general acceptability, to such an extent that now it seems to be a matter of routine even when several hundred Muslims are slaughtered in a single day." [more]

Rape in Darfur

Joanne Mariner | FindLaw | October 27, 2004

"Rape in war, if committed by combatants, is both a grave human rights violation and a war crime. Yet it has long been mischaracterized as a private crime, the ignoble act of wayward soldiers. Worse still, it has been accepted precisely because it is so common." [more]

Israel Police Investigate 'Militant Right-Wing' Settler Group

Sari Cohen | World News Connection | September 6, 2004

"The Judea and Samaria Police is investigating the Gedud Ha'ivri (the Jewish Brigade), a militant right-wing group based in the West Bank settlement of Kfar Tapuach, for setting up unauthorized roadblocks in which its members randomly select Palestinian vehicles for inspection." [more]

Radical Jewish Groups Raise Funds in Brooklyn, NY

Larry Cohler-Esses | New York Daily News | August 25, 2004

"The Treasury Department lists the Jewish Legion and the Voice of Judea as Kahanist aliases and prohibits U.S. citizens from transactions with them. The group's Web site invites volunteers to Israel for a paramilitary training program in West Bank Jewish settlements." [more]

Amnesty Says Sudan Militias Use Rape as Weapon

Marc Lacey | New York Times | July 19, 2004

"In a report to be released Monday, Amnesty International said the sexual attacks in Darfur amounted to war crimes and crimes against humanity. But it said it did not have sufficient evidence to show that the Janjaweed, as the government-backed militias are known, have carried out genocide in Darfur, as some critics of Sudan's government maintain." [more]

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