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  • Qaeda Leader Says Chasing Americans in 'Homeland'

    12/19/2003 10:36:52 AM PST · by GeneD · 80 replies · 160+ views
    DUBAI (Reuters) - Arabic television al Jazeera on Friday aired an audio tape purportedly from al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahri, saying the United States was defeated in Afghanistan (news - web sites) and his group was chasing Americans everywhere, including the United States. "America has been defeated (by) our fighters despite all its military might, its weaponry...With Gods [sic] help we are still chasing Americans and their allies everywhere, including their homeland," said the speaker who sounded like Zawahri, al Qaeda's second in command.
  • How Saddam may still nail Bush

    12/18/2003 12:03:26 PM PST · by Dr. Marten · 102 replies · 387+ views
    Asia Times ^ | 12.19.03 | Pepe Escobar
    THE RAT TRAPPart 1: How Saddam may still nail BushBy Pepe Escobar BAKU - The Christmas blockbuster from the Pentagon studios was a dream. This was the new Roman Empire at its peak - better than Ridleys Scott's Gladiator: a real, captive barbarian emperor, paraded on the Circus Maximus of world television. The barbarian was not a valiant warrior - but a bum. He was not hiding in a nuclear-proof bunker armed to his teeth - he was caught like "a rat" in a "spider hole". He was nothing but a pathetic ghost taking a medical for the world to...
  • Iraq's moment of joy will soon pass (Who is going to try Bremer, Bush, Rumsfeld and Blair?)

    12/15/2003 8:39:19 AM PST · by dead · 22 replies · 144+ views
    Sydney Morning Herald ^ | December 16, 2003 | Sami Ramadani
    Contrary to American claims, the resistance will grow now that Saddam has been found, writes Sami Ramadani. The joy was deep, but the pain, too, was overwhelming as I remembered relatives and friends who lost their lives opposing Saddam Hussein's tyranny or in his wars. I remember my dearest friend, Hazim, whom I hugged goodbye in 1969 at the canteen of the college of medicine in Baghdad. I never saw him again. Although only 15, Hazim had the courage to distribute anti-Baathist leaflets at our school in Baghdad within months of the 1963 CIA-backed coup that brought the Baathists to...