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The Fruit of the Imperialism (high-resolution version) by Latuff

Copyleft artwork by Brazilian cartoonist Latuff.

A little bit of background to the kidnappings in the Gulf

26-03-2007 01:14 | Analysis | Iraq | Other Press | World

On 23 March 2007, 15 Royal Navy personnel were taken at gunpoint by Iranian forces in the Gulf. Five days before, on 18 March 2007, the Sunday Times ran a story predicting that an incident like this had been threatened by Iran, and explained the reasons why.

Belgian MPs Unanimously Confirm Uranium Weapons Ban

23-03-2007 11:02 | Anti-militarism | Iraq | Technology | World

On Thursday 22th March 117 MPs from across the political spectrum unanimously backed the Chamber Commission on National Defence's March 7th decision to outlaw uranium weapons and armour plate.

War criminals need time, not a timetable: Community

22-03-2007 02:03 | Analysis | Iraq | Terror War | World

Not only has Labor left the Iraqi's in the lurch by being complicit in the illegal and degrading act of aggression killing over 655,000 people in a holocaust but now they say, after the fact, that they won't leave the Iraqi's in the lurch. So why have we been left in the lurch?

George W. Bush's Ides of March

For Iraq, March brings not alone the fourth anniversary of the illegal US led invasion, butalso the memory of the 1991 'turkey shoot' on the Basra Road and the US encouraged uprisings in the south and north - then bloodily put down - with US assistance. March marked the beginning of the forty day period of mourning for the thousands of retreating conscripts and civilian families incinerated in their vehicles, when B52's bombed the front and back of the sixty mile convoy, then relentlessly bombed the rest 'like sitting ducks', as one pilot explained.

PAXMANvBLAIR

20-03-2007 20:10 | Anti-militarism | Iraq | Repression | World

An anti-war anti-trident protest song to mark the last 4 years in Iraq and a future world full of tridents

Demilitarize the World!

War is Just a Racket: Take a Stand; Dismantle the War Machine; Demilitarize the World!

http://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/774011915

Open letter to the anti-war movement

18-03-2007 17:54 | Analysis | Anti-militarism | Iraq | World

The national popular resistance in Iraq, in defending the whole of humanity against a culture of force, deserves our recognition and support, writes Hana Abdul Ilah Al-Bayaty

1000 demonstrated against war in Gothenburg Sweden

Around a thousand protesters expressed their outrage against the British and American aggression in Iraq and Afghanistan four years after the illegal invasion of Iraq.

Pre-emptive Peace Strike: “Don’t Attack Iran”

Withdraw your labour, book a day off work, or take a break from your usual routine and show the government that you are opposed to any actions or steps that might be taken that threaten the sovereign nation of Iran.

Is Iran Next? What can the average person do to stop a new war with Iran?

Marches, petitions, calls, and faxes to congress are important channels for political action, but what could possibly stop a new war with Iran? One has to wonder, are our congressional leaders even reading their faxes? A notable website called www.isirannext.org recently published over 80 names and organizations of people whom directly influence policy and the president. Maybe through side channels, average Americans can get their message through.

Pelosi and Dems Taken to Task by AIPAC, Cheney

14-03-2007 10:09 | Analysis | Anti-militarism | Iraq | World

It seems a neocon hysteria has washed over Congress, enveloping even Dems, who are presumably “liberal,” whatever that means. As it turns out, according to the “authoritative” Congressional Quarterly daily report, more than a few Democrats were opposed to Pelosi inserting language in an Iraq occupation spending bill that futilely attempted to prevent the neocons from launching their shock and awe campaign against the people of Iran.

Belgium Bans Depleted Uranium Weapons And Armour

13-03-2007 14:23 | Anti-militarism | Iraq | Technology | World

They were first with land mines, first with cluster bombs - now Belgium has become the first country in the world to ban uranium weapons!

AIPAC Pushes to Eliminate Anti-Iran War Language from Pelosi Iraq Bill

12-03-2007 22:45 | Analysis | Anti-militarism | Iraq | World

According to Congressional Quarterly, some of the same Democrats most vehement about ending the Iraq debacle are resisting denying the President unilateral authority to go to war in Iran. The hypocrisy is astounding.

Brian's 2md Epistle to the Anglicans - Mr. Brian W. Haw

What does the man voted most politically inspiring individual have to say to his Anglican brothers and sisters as well as all those globally he claims as family whether they deny him or not?

Charity Sweet XXX

Genocidal or Great Britain? - Mr. Brian W. Haw

I have had the pleasure of getting to know Brian over the years and I have also had the privilage of typing this message from him.

Charity Sweet XXX

Taking Aim: Imperial Death Squads and the Shredding of Iraqi National Life

One hour radio show from Ralph Schoenman and Mya Shone titled: Imperial Death Squads and the Shredding of Iraqi National Life.

Wall Street drools over prospect of capturing Iraq oil wealth

06-03-2007 09:17 | Analysis | Iraq | Terror War | World

The Iraqi cabinet’s adoption last week of a law creating the legal framework for turning over the country’s oil wealth to American corporations has touched off a chorus of salutes from the Bush administration, congressional Democrats and the corporate-controlled American media.

Israel and the Duty to Obey Conscience

04-03-2007 23:10 | Iraq | Palestine | Terror War | World

The Anglo-Irish politician and philosopher Edmund Burke is frequently cited as the source for the quotation: “All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.” However, this quotation is probably apocryphal. [1] The general sentiment, though, is fine when viewed in reverse paraphrase: that goodness reigns by struggling against evil.

Interview with a war resister

03-03-2007 21:55 | Iraq | World

Darrell Anderson received a purple heart after being wounded in Iraq, and has since been one of the wars harshest critics. He currently lives in Portland Oregon and continues to speak out against US war crimes committed in IraqQ: What led you to join the military?

A: Basically, I wanted money for education. I wanted a future. At the time I joined, it was a month before the war had started. So, I was ready to go to war, and I had actually joined because I wanted to see combat and wanted to go to war. I believed that If I died for my country, I’d be a hero, and I believed all the propaganda that they feed the youth of the country about war.

Q: How did you and your fellow soldiers react to President Bush’s announcement of war with Iraq?

World Iraq Newswire Archive

The Fruit of the Imperialism (high-resolution version) by Latuff

A little bit of background to the kidnappings in the Gulf

Belgian MPs Unanimously Confirm Uranium Weapons Ban

War criminals need time, not a timetable: Community

George W. Bush's Ides of March

PAXMANvBLAIR

Demilitarize the World!

Open letter to the anti-war movement

1000 demonstrated against war in Gothenburg Sweden

Pre-emptive Peace Strike: “Don’t Attack Iran”

Is Iran Next? What can the average person do to stop a new war with Iran?

Pelosi and Dems Taken to Task by AIPAC, Cheney

Belgium Bans Depleted Uranium Weapons And Armour

AIPAC Pushes to Eliminate Anti-Iran War Language from Pelosi Iraq Bill

Brian's 2md Epistle to the Anglicans - Mr. Brian W. Haw

Genocidal or Great Britain? - Mr. Brian W. Haw

Taking Aim: Imperial Death Squads and the Shredding of Iraqi National Life

Wall Street drools over prospect of capturing Iraq oil wealth

Israel and the Duty to Obey Conscience

Interview with a war resister

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