St Pete for Peace

ADDITIONAL
FEATURED
ARTICLES

Commondreams
Nov. 19, 2004

Counterpunch
Nov. 8, 2004

Arab News
Oct. 4, 2004

Time Magazine
Sept. 27, 2004

Mother Jones
Sept. 20, 2004

Scotland Herald
Sept. 12, 2004

SF Bay View
August 21, 2004

Commondreams
August 17, 2004

Salon.com
August 11, 2004

Foreign Policy in Focus
August 5, 2004

San Diego Union
August 2, 2004

Fox News
July 15, 2004

BBC News
June 7, 2004

Commondreams
July 9, 2004

BBC News
June 3, 2004

The Nation Magazine
January 29, 2004

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ADDITIONAL
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3/16/05 - Seventeen leading democrats: 'winning the war against jihadist extremism the party's first priority.' (read)

4/1/05 - Government searches and wiretaps up 75 percent. (read)

3/30/05 - Woman, children killed by U.S. attack in Afghanistan. (read)

3/29/05 - US admits killing Arab journalists in Iraq. (read)

3/16/05 - At least 108 people have died in American custody in Iraq and Afghanistan, most of them violently. (read)

3/29/05 - U.S. backed UN forces prevent pro-democracy demonstrations in Haiti. (read)

3/30/05 - General Ricardo Sanchez Approved Extreme Interrogation Methods. (read)

3/28/05 - Mexicans boo the U.S. national anthem and a spattering of fans chanted "Osama! Osama!" at a World Cup soccer game. (read)

3/29/05 - US to sell F-16 fighter jets to rivals India and Pakistan. (read)

3/28/05 - Howard Dean Still Selling Out the Antiwar Movement. (read)

3/23/05 - Florida Aims to Control 'Leftist' Professors. (read)

3/18/05 - Preemptive Strikes Now Official U.S. Policy. (read)

3/10/05 - Ex-Marine Says Public Version of Saddam Capture Fiction. (read)

3/11/05 - MoveOn.org Makes Peace With The War. (read)

3/7/05 - Iran tells U.S. to 'back off or suffer oil shock.' (read)

3/1/05 - One in Four Americans Would Use Nukes Against Terrorists, Gallup Finds. (read)

3/1/05 - Uruguay Veers Left, in a Latin Pattern. (read)

2/15/05 - U.S. contractors tell MSNBC they witnessed shooting of unarmed Iraqi civilians. (read)

2/11/05 - F. Yoo! UC Irvine protesters humiliate torture-memo author. (read)

2/11/05 - The New Republic magazine has decided to publish an article that fantasizes about torturing and murdering antiwar activists, including Arundhati Roy and Stan Goff. (read)

2/6/05 - VA: On any given day, as many as 250,000 veterans (male and female) are living on the streets or in shelters. (read)

1/28/05 - Project for a New American Century letter to Congress: at least 25,000 more troops per year needed for "missions in the Middle East." (read)

1/24/05 - Saudi Suicide Bomber Claims Zarqawi was Captured, Then Released. (read)

1/21/05 - Cable News Inauguration Coverage: Republican and conservative guests and commentators outnumbered Democrats and progressives 19 to 7 on FOX, 10 to 1 on CNN , and 13 to 2 on MSNBC. (read)

2/2/05 - CNN: U.S. Condoned Iraq Oil Smuggling. (read)

1/26/05 - Two Ocala special education students, ages 9 and 10, were charged with felonies and taken away from school in handcuffs, accused of making violent drawings of stick figures. (read)

1/26/05 - The U.S. Air Force is flying combat aircraft into Iranian airspace in an apparent attempt to lure Tehran into turning on air defense radars, thus allowing U.S. pilots to grid the system for use in future targeting data. (read)

1/19/05 - U.S. Building Forts On Iraq Border. (read)

1/13/05 - James Baker advises administration to consider a phased withdrawal of troops. (read)

1/13/05 - 16 Dems Urge Bush to Start Pullout From Iraq. (read)

1/9/05 - Conservative Rep. Howard Coble, R- N.C. suggests Iraq withdrawal. (read)

1/6/05 - Jesse Jackson , Jr. (D-Ill.) "Americans don't have the right to vote in their Constitution!" (read)

1/4/05	History Channel spinoff to have military theme. (read)
12/31/04	The Top Ten War Profiteers of 2004. (read)
12/30/04	Analysis: U.S.-Russia teamwork unraveling. (read)
12/28/04	Asian Disaster May Affect Two Civil Wars. (read)
12/27/04	Pat Buchanan: 'Staying the Course' Won't Do. (read)
12/23/04	USA Today founder Al Neuharth: bring the troops home from Iraq. (read)
12/18/04	U.S. soldier admits he killed Iraqi teenager after sex. (read)
12/21/04	Poor Health Care Access Cost 900,000 African American Lives in Past 10 Years. (read)
12/19/04	UK Army: Antiwar Movement Causing Drop in Recruits. (read)
12/21/04	2004 Media Follies! The Most Overhyped and Underreported Media Stories of the Year. (read)
12/12/04	Scottish Anti-War Protesters Call for Wave of Civil Disobedience. (read)
12/16/04 12/9/04 12/6/04 11/26/04 11/26/04	UKRAINE SITUATION How the U.S. funded Ukrainian opposition via the National Endowment for Democracy. Note: Senator John Kerry and other leading Democrats have staunchly supported the NED and its covert interventions. (read) Republican congressman Ron Paul (TX) says the U.S. is guilty of trying to influence Ukrainian elections. (read) Conservative Pat Buchanan says it appears the U.S. is intervening in Ukraine election process. (read) Other: (read) (read)
12/8/04	The Pentagon says more than 5,500 servicemen have deserted since the war started in Iraq. (read)
12/6/04	Pakistan President Musharraf says Iraq war a mistake and has made the world more dangerous. (read)
12/3/04	Russia's Putin Calls U.S. Policy 'Dictatorial;' criticizes U.S. for giving refuge to Chechan terrorists. (read)
12/3/04	Democratic Leadership Council (DLC) think tank president, Will Marshall signed on with the Project for a New American Century. (read)
11/26/04	Turk lawmaker says US in Iraq worse than Hitler. (read)
11/26/04	CIA Knew of Plot Against Venezuela's Chavez. (read)
11/19/04	Mounting evidence of US destabilisation of Sudan. (read)
11/17/04	CIA Plans Riskier, More Aggressive Espionage. (read)
11/14/04	AP Photographer Witnessed U.S. Helicopters Firing on and Killing Iraqis who Were Trying to Flee Falluja. (read)
11/12/04	Bush Snubs Spain's Leader Zapatero and Instead Courts Former PM Aznar. (read)
11/12/04	Osama bin Laden now has religious approval to use a nuclear device against Americans, says the former head of the CIA unit charged with tracking down the Saudi terrorist. (read)