From Spanish TV ABC.es, Sevilla, May 26: When I see Bush, he reminds me of Benito Like the great humorists, who are certainly the most sad, Harold Bloom will never laugh at his own jokes nor betray the effect they… Read moreLIT CRIT DUBS DUBYA DUCE
Hundreds of Egyptians, many of them women dressed in black, rallied in Cairo May 31 to demand the resignation of Habib al-Adly, the interior minister. Activists said they held the minister responsible for the fact that police stood by last… Read moreEgyptians protest attack on women activists
Much to our dismay, our story by Frank Morales in the current issue of WW4 REPORT, “The Provacateur State: Is the CIA Behind the Iraqi ‘Insurgents’?“, has been picked up by the neo-Nazi Stormfront, which bills itself as “the first… Read moreWW4 REPORT makes Stormfront
Just four days after the last one, another mosque was hit by a suicide bomber in Pakistan last night. This time the blast, at a Shi’ite mosque in Karachi, killed five and wounded 18. It also sparked a night of… Read morePakistan: still more sectarian terror
France will “soon” offer Libya a cooperation agreement to help Tripoli develop its civilian nuclear energy program, the French foreign ministry said today. “The principle of cooperation in the area of peaceful applications of nuclear energy is a given, but… Read moreFrance-Libya nuclear cooperation seen
An audiotape attributed to Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the most wanted man in Iraq, has surfaced on an Islamist website claiming that he is only “lightly wounded.” The tape emerged after a week of speculation about the health of the man… Read moreAl-Zarqawi: I’m alive
Up to 11 British soldiers and officers are under investigation for alleged war crimes over the death of an Iraqi civilian in British custody, the UK Independent revealed May 29. Military lawyers are considering the charges as part of a… Read moreBritish officers face war crimes probe
New York City’s tabloids are having a field day today with the arrest of a Bronx martial arts instructor, Tarik Ibn Osman Shah, on charges of “providing material support” to al-Qaeda. The NY Post does not fail to emphasize that… Read moreFear in New York City
France has rejected the European Union’s constitution in a national referendum, in a blow to President Jacques Chirac and European integration. 56% voted against the treaty, Interior Minister Dominique de Villepin said, citing official results with 90% of ballots counted…. Read moreThe French “Non!”: goat-cheese or anti-Semitism?
Another Hit-and-Run in the City by Eyewitness News’ Carolina Tarazona (Elmhurst, Queens-WABC, May 29, 2005) — Another hit and run in the city–this morning’s collision is the latest in a string of recent hit and run incidents. But this time,… Read moreWHY WE FIGHT
In a depressing May 29 story in the London Times, “‘New Castro’ threatens to take his feud with America nuclear,” Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez is quoted saying: “We want to initiate nuclear research and ask for help from countries like Iran.”… Read moreChavez poses Venezuela-Iran nuclear cooperation
In a May 24 op-ed in the New York Times, Niall Ferguson–a history professor at Harvard, a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution and author of Colossus: The Rise and Fall of the American Empire–makes the case for a long-term… Read more“Cowboys and Indians” in Iraq
