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A General's Doubts
David Ignatius Washington Post January 31, 2003
DAVOS, Switzerland -- As the countdown continues toward war against Iraq, it's worth listening one last time to the arguments against that conflict, as laid out this week by one of America's most distinguished retired generals, Wesley K. Clark.
Anti-war group continues efforts to show canceled ad
ELIZABETH A. KENNEDY Newsday January 31, 2003
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) _ An anti-war group whose commercial was rejected by the nation's biggest cable company said Wednesday it will continue efforts to air the 30-second spot in the Washington, D.C., area.
UK Editorial: Blair is a Coward
John Pilger Daily Mirror (UK) January 29, 2003
January 29, 2003
... Here is an alternative view of US foreign policy from the United Kingdom. In his most damning verdict on UK Prime Minister Tony Blair, author John Pilger examines the US-UK relationship and the prospects of another Gulf War ...
* National Call In Day *
Call the White House 202-456-1111
Call your US Represenative and both US Senators toll-free at 1-800-839-5276
Erik Gustafson Veterans for Common Sense January 29, 2003
JOIN the NATIONAL CALL-IN DAY to QUESTION THE RUSH TO WAR
Why fight Iraq? For Dad, oil, Israel?
Ray McGovern Miami Herald January 28, 2003
My next-door neighbor, a staunch Republican, asked me recently: ``What do you think of our cowboy president and Iraq? Is he crazy, or just dumb? I dont get it! Mind if we talk after work today?''
Caveat Preemptor!
Ray McGovern Birmingham News January 28, 2003
A former CIA intelligence analyst cautions the President to listen to his intelligence advisors, cool the rhetoric and stay close to the facts.
Gulf War commander "Stormin" Norman Schwarzkopf comes out against war
Thomas E. Ricks Washington Post January 28, 2003
... Retired General Norman Schwarzkopf questions the need for war in this candid article in today's Washington Post.
Scientists to Verify Link Between Sarin Exposure and Gulf War Illness
... Between 1991 and 1996, while tens of thousands of Gulf War veterans needlessly suffered, the Department of Defense denied any US soldiers were exposes to chemical warfare agents. In 2002, DoD confirmed as 140,000 soldiers were exposed to low levels of sarin. New scientific research links sarin exposure without symptoms with long-term brain damage. Now the Department of Veterans Affairs will ask scientists at the Institute of Medicine to verify the research so ill veterans may receive healthcare and other needed benefits ...
The Associated Press New York Times January 24, 2003
January 24, 2003
16 Year Old Holds Protest in Rural Minnesota
... One young man, all on his own, stages a 24-hour, one-person protest against another Gulf War on a street corner in rural Minnesota. Send him a medal for heroism and bravery in defense of our U.S. Constitution. Thank goodness the responsible exercise of freedom is contagious ...
Chuck Haga Associated Press January 24, 2003
January 24, 2003
UN Should Halt Bush's Rush to War
... "There can be no better way for the United Nations to prove its relevancy than to stop the Bush runaway war-making train in its tracks" ...
Jules Witcover SunSpot.net January 24, 2003
January 22, 2003
Conservative UK Legislator Opposes Gulf War II
... Tranlated from English to American, this article is significant because a top leader in the Conservative Party in the United Kingdom shocked Prime Minister Blair by saying the UK is rushing toward war without evidence. The leader may be removed from his leadership position for opposing another Gulf War ...
Tom Happold Guardian (UK) January 24, 2003
January 22, 2003
COL Hackworth: A Warrior Against Gulf War II
... Here is a article where a columnist interviews Colonel David Hackworth, who runs an outfit called "Soldiers for the Truth" and raises stong questions about another Gulf War. Hackworth can be reached at http://www.sftt.org ...
Ellis Henican Newsday January 24, 2003
January 24, 2003
20 Representatives Switch: Now Back UN, Diplomacy
... A letter written by Rep. Sherrod Brow, and Rep. Ron Kind encourages President Bush to move our nation away from war by following the procedure outlined in United Nations Security Council Resolution 1441.
Veterans for Common Sense January 24, 2003
January 21, 2003
US Military Plans Mass Graves for Possible US Chemical Casualties
... This bleak and disturbing article raises three serious questions. 1) Does it "scare" Americans about the immediate threat of an Iraqi attack and thus promote war? 2) Does it "shock" Americans about mass burials of casualties overseas thus avert war? Does it "document" the vulnerability of US troops because US chemical suits, masks, and alarms are broken and obsolete? Remember, current Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, starting in the 1980s, assisted with a US policy of arming Iraq with deadly biological and chemical weapons ...
Greg Seigle Denver Post January 24, 2003
January 24, 2003
European Allies to US: "Cool Down"
... Top European leaders and long-time military allies in France and Germany are telling the U.S. to "cool down" the current headlong rush toward a unilateral attack against Iraq ...
Keith B. Richburg Washington Post January 24, 2003
January 24, 2003
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