We should take out these British newspapers on our way to Iraq

[ejdrapes]

WE NEED JAW-JAW AND LAW-LAW BEFORE WAR-WAR

Today we mourn the 3,044 people killed in the world's worst terrorist attack, and ask how many more lives the War on Terror will cost...

THIS WAR IS A FAILURE

Not a single leading member of al Qaeda has been captured or confirmed as killed, says John Pilger...

BOY GEORGE

The shortcomings of George W Bush are what make him so fascinating, says Christopher Hitchens...

The Dead and the Guilty

Simon Schama on the questions Americans should be asking on the anniversary of September 11.

Was Septemnber 11th a work of art?"

Talk: British artist Damien Hirst has said that the attacks on the World Trade Centre have artistic merit. Do you agree?

Beyond September 11: beyond responsibility

Comment: Last year's terrorist attacks on the US have allowed President Bush to pursue with impunity a boundless but unjustifiable war on terror, writes Phil Scraton.

Instead of leadership, we have been offered glib solutions and isolationism

Hope lies in America's voices of dissent

The new rules needed to build a new world

The despair of discovering humanity does not change

[RightOnline]

Ya know, I love the Brits.........but English journalism is to journalism what English cooking is to cooking.

..........not that ours is a helluva lot better............

[Iwentsouth]

I am watching BBC America riight now.

Just had on family member of someone who died.

Of course the reporter had to have her blame America for bringing this on ourselves.

[Peach]

When meeting a Euroweenie, we need only ask: Are you from the part of Europe whose ass we kicked or whose ass we saved? With the exception of Blair and a few others, the Euroweenies are out in full force and shown themselves to be the turncoats they are.

[Iwentsouth]

Yeah! Right now there having blame America hour on BBC America. Going to switch channels at 5 amPST.

[Peach]

It's enough to turn my stomach that today of all days the BBC could play such drivel.

[ejdrapes]

Saw that and it was pathetic, but not surprising. This whole "moral equivalence" argument is a bunch of BS.