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<p>September 3, 2003 -- Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton yesterday accused President Bush of being "obsessed" with going it alone on Iraq - even as his administration said it plans to ask the U.N. for foreign troops and help in forming a new government there.</p>

"Greeted like a rock star, Hillary Rodham Clinton launched her book tour...", CBS radio news announcer began his 1PM newsbreak, Rush Limbaugh show today. Mainsteam American Press is a Vast Left Wing PR Agency. Case closed. Press ignores the daily efforts of our troops, yet fills the papers and TV with anti-military Hillary BS. Even FoxNews.www.CENTCOM.mil.

Alan Kligerman is the first to say he has had good fortune. He has prospered as an entrepreneur, he says, and appreciates the rights he enjoys as an American. "I am for this country," he said in an interview last week. "Nobody should misinterpret that." In that assessment, he hardly stands out among the ranks of corporate executives. But he has distinguished himself in one particularly contentious way: he has been a vocal and unrelenting critic of President Bush and the war in Iraq. Despite the prominent role that business executives have played in shaping debate on other matters of...

29 April 2002 Fidel Castro and Yasser Arafat: Partners in TerrorBy Agustin Blazquez with the collaboration of Jaums SuttonIn 1941, as a student at a Catholic school run by Spanish Jesuit priests who were sympathizers of Fascism at that time, the young Fidel Castro was looking for his ideology.Displaying a fascination with power, war and domination since childhood, Castro discovered Fascism -- and promenaded around campus with a copy of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf in his armpit.According to many fellow students, "the crazy," as he was nicknamed, mimicked the speeches of Hitler and Mussolini speeches in front of a mirror,...

Peace Movements Don’t Prevent Wars Barry FarberTuesday, Feb. 18, 2003 Are you behind the president, in favor of using force to disarm Saddam Hussein, willing to share the risks of combat nationally and personally – and thoroughly rattled by the huge turnouts around the world for the anti-war rallies of Saturday, Feb. 15? Have some therapy. Don't try to dismiss the demonstrators as "the usual suspects." The motleyness of many of them may have indeed inspired an agenda-free 8-year-old in New York to exclaim to his mother, "Mom, this place is filled with freaks!" But drop that line. There were...