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THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION is calling for a "pre-emptive strike of self-defense" against Iraq. For all intents and purposes, a "pre-emptive act of self-defense" is a first strike. Article 51 of the United Nations charter talks about an "inherent right of individual or collective self-defence" against armed attacks, but it clearly indicates that any act of self-defense must occur after an attack on the defending party... Read more.	AS WEAPONS INSPECTIONS in Iraq kick into high gear, most of us are breathing a sigh of relief. But some in the Bush Administration are still dead set on war, even if the inspections are working. Please join us in asking the Bush Administration and the United Nations to Let the Inspections Work.	I HAVE BEEN AMAZED at how most Americans blindly believe nearly everything Bush Jr. says, even when what he says is preposterous or inconsistent. He can lead the public around like a bull with a ring through its nose believing, for example, that bin Laden is immensely dangerous one day and that bin Laden can safely be ignored the next. His hypnotic power has baffled me for months. Click here, and go to top.
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