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

• Land Of Hype And Glory: Post-September 11, This Independence Day Will Eclipse All That's Gone Before, Ros Davidson, 30 June 2002
• We Can't Simply Bomb a Just World Into Shape: It's a Lot Easier to Declare a Victory Than To Earn It, Juergen Todenhofer, 30 June 2002
• Rights Groups Assail US Efforts to Win Exemption from International Criminal Court, Jim Lobe, 29 June 2002
• The First Fireball: The US Nuclear Attack on Hiroshima Paved the Way for September 11 and Its Aftermath, John Berger, 29 June 2002
• 'Monomedia' and the First Amendment, Norman Solomon, 28 June 2002
• W. Exercises Hypocrisy, Molly Ivins, 28 June 2002
• Bush's Speech:Will Bush Be Alongside Lincoln, or Johnson? Marie Cocco, 27 June 2002
• Critics on warpath against US military aid to Jakarta, Tim Shorrock, 25 June 2002
• No Reason Behind Iraq Attack, Steve Chapman, 25 June 2002
• 'Strike First': Invitation to Global Anarchy, Kevin Martin, 24 June 2002
• Fear and Loathing in The States, Heather Wokusch, 24 June 2002
• The West is Walking Away From Afghanistan - Again, Jonathan Steele, 24 June 2002
• US on Risky Road if It Uses Nuclear Bluff: misguided policy could turn loose a terrible genie, Anthony Clark Arend and Douglas B. Shaw, 24 June 2002
• Canada, other allies blast immunity push: Bush administration wants peacekeepers shielded from prosecutions of war crimes, Paul Koring, 22 June 2002
• The Warlords Win in Kabul, Omar Zakhilwal and Adeena Niazi, 21 June 2002
• UK's Afghan troops given immunity, Kim Sengupta, 21 June 2002
• US threatens to pull out of UN peacekeeping, Reuters, 21 June 2002
• Analysis of New Cabinet: Warlords Emerge from Loya Jirga More Powerful Than Ever, Human Rights Watch, 20 June 2002
• Rebuilding Afghanistan: Promises, Promises, Promises, Stephanie Salter, 19 June 2002
• Woman minister upsets closet Taliban, Jonathan Steele, 19 June 2002
• British MoD plans £2 billion nuclear expansion, Richard Norton-Taylor, 18 June 2002
• War On Terror Little To Do With Terror, Thomas Walkom, 18 June 2002
• Rhetoric Distorts Realities: In Today's Bizarre Political Climate, A Relativist is Someone Who Argues for Moral Consistency, Robert Jensen, 16 June 2002
• Secret plan for N-bomb factory: Berkshire plant will build weapons for use on terrorists, say experts, Mark Townsend, 16 June 2002
• Bush 'gives CIA powers against Iraq', Justin Webb, 16 June 2002
• A Dirty Bomb from Pakistan? Or a Dirty Trick from Washington? Rupert Cornwell, 16 June 2002
• The dirty bomber may be a bad guy, but we still need the hard evidence: don't believe a word about there being no war plans on President Bush's desk, the war on Saddam will happen, Fergal Keane, 15 June 2002
• Afghan worlords hindering Loya Jirga process, Brendan O'Neill, 14 June 2002
• We won't deny our consciences: prominent Americans have issued this statement on the war on terror, 14 June 2002
• US Had Role in Taleban Prisoner Deaths, Andrew McLeod, 14 June 2002
• US Rights Group Urges Forensic Probe Into Alleged Taliban Massacre, AFP, 14 June 2002
• Women lead protests as Afghan warlords muscle in on power, Jonathan Steele, 13 June 2002
• Our writers failure, John Pilger, 13 June 2002
• Documentary of US 'War Crimes' Shocks Europe, Clive Freeman, 12 June 2002
• British security sources raise doubts over US claims about 'dirty bomber', Kim Sengupta and Andrew Buncombe, 12 June 2002
• 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, Robert Fisk, 12 June 2002
• 'Dirty bomb' suspect is being denied rights, say campaigners, Andrew Gumbel, 12 June 2002
• More Dots To Connect: Human Rights Violators Benefit From U.S. Military Aid, FPIP, 11 June 2002
• What Lies in Afghanistan's Future? Prospects for the Loya Jirga, James Ingalls and Sonali Kolhatkar, 10 June 2002
• Afghanistan: Gangsters, Murderers and Stooges Used to Endorse Bush's Vision of 'Democracy', Robert Fisk, 10 June 2002
• Perverse Incentives of Terrorism War, Salim Muwakkil, 10 June 2002
• Nuclear Weapons and Media Fog, Norman Solomon, 8 June 2002
• Peace Action Runs DC Metro Ads Challenging Bush's Policy of Open-Ended War, Peace Action (USA), 11 June 2002
• NATO Unease Over Bush 'No-Warning' Attack Plans, Michael Evans, 11 June 2002
• Spying and Lying: the FBI's Dirty Secrets, Mark Weisbrot, 5 June 2002
• We've Had Enough Witch Hunts: War on terrorism does not justify racial profiling, Robert Scheer, 4 June 2002
• Wage Peace, Not War: Conflict in Kashmir Could Vaporize Millions, But The World's 'Moral Leaders' Are Looking Away, George Monbiot, 4 June 2002
• Truth Serums & Torture, Martin A. Lee, 4 June 2002
• Under the Nuclear Shadow, Arundhati Roy, 2 June 2002
• Meet the Press: The Corruption of Journalism in Wartime, Ted Rall, 1 June 2002
• Meanwhile, Back in Afghanistan... Fran Shor, 1 June 2002
• 'War on Terrorism' Winking at Nuclear Terror, Norman Solomon, 1 June 2002

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