http://www.guardian.co.uk/comment/story/0,3604,859133,00.html Fast food in the cradle of civilisation We need to understand what we will really be fighting for in Iraq Jonathan Glancey Friday December 13, 2002 The Guardian And it’s one, two, three What are we...
—– http://www.guardian.co.uk/elsewhere/journalist/story/ 0,7792,857271,00.html Los Angeles dispatch When doves cry Want to find out about the anti-war movement in America? Forget network news and tune in to Jerry Springer, says Duncan Campbell Tuesday...
Is the widespread growth of anti-Americanism throughout the world a reaction to misuse of America’s cultural. economic, and political hegemony, or is it merely a natural consequence of being the world’s only true superpower? Whatever the reasons, it is...
With Henry Kissinger being announced as the new head of the September 11 Investigation this article, forwarded to FOIB last summer, gains new relevance. Given Kissinger’s personal stake and his ties to the REpublican party, is there any hope of an unbiased,...
A Bulletproof Mind November 10, 2002 By PETER MAASS Maj. Christopher Miller lay awake on a cot in a filthy room, no larger than a prison cell and cluttered with weapons and ammunition. He couldn’t sleep. It was a cold January night at the Special Forces base in...
