Articles tagged with Donald Rumsfeld

Articles tagged with: “Donald Rumsfeld”

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July 20th, 2004

Documentary Films Ask The Questions Mainstream Media Misses

by Michael Paradies Shoob, Co-Director of BUSH’S BRAIN / BuzzFlash One night a few weeks back, there was a new gunslinger in town. NBC’s Matt Lauer was suddenly a take-no-prisoners crusader in the great muckraking tradition of American journalism. He went on the attack. Asked the hard questions. Refused to ...

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July 15th, 2004

Even Republicans and military members applaud ‘Fahrenheit 9/11’

By Kevin J. Shay / OpEdNews "There’s a warnin’ sign on the road ahead, There’s a lot of people sayin’ we’d be better off dead, Don’t feel like Satan, but I am to them, So I try to forget it, any way I can." - Neil Young, "Rockin’ in the ...

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July 13th, 2004

Woes of a president; 'Fahrenheit' hits home

By JOSEPH CUNNEEN / National Catholic Reporter Michael Moore’s Fahrenheit 9/11 is his best documentary to date, as funny as it is angry, a well-aimed shot at the dishonesty behind the invasion of Iraq and the Bush hijacking of post-9/11 patriotism. Moore doesn’t pretend to be nonpartisan and doesn’t aim ...

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July 11th, 2004

Bush From the Cutting Room Floor

By Robert C. Koehler / The Union Leader During the 2002 congressional campaign, Republican donors who shelled out enough money could get a photo of President Bush in his commander-in-chief action-figure role, talking to Cheney on the phone aboard Air Force One the morning of Sept. 11 and displaying, so ...

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June 25th, 2004

<i> Chicago Tribune</i>: "Among the Movies Everyone Should See This Year, "Fahrenheit 9/11" Heads the List."

By Michael Wilmington / Chicago Tribune Among the movies everyone should see this year--whatever your film taste or your political bent--Michael Moore's incendiary documentary "Fahrenheit 9/11" heads the list. "Fahrenheit" may provoke, delight or divide its audience. But no one will react indifferently to this shocking, sad and funny look ...

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May 8th, 2004

THE WAR IN IRAQ--A YEAR LATER: Donald Rumsfeld is now claiming that the military, not the press, broke the prison abuse story. Rumsfeld's thinking is particularly strange since he and his top military leaders were busy stalling the media. Either way, it's looking like many of the prisoners were innocent. ...

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May 6th, 2004

Mr. Bush, You Would Have Liked My Brother THE WAR IN IRAQ--A YEAR LATER: Read Seymour Hersh's article in The New Yorker that broke the story about the torture in American run Iraqi prisons. The nightmare at Abu Ghraib. Contractors implicated in the abuses remain on the job. Outrage is ...

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March 28th, 2004

Has George W. Bush permanently damaged the military? (CIVIL) WAR IN IRAQ--A YEAR LATER: A rocket attack on a local government building in Mosul leaves four Iraqis dead. In two days of bombings and shootings, 21 have died... make that 23. On top of that, as of Friday 37 troops ...

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March 26th, 2004

Is the situation in the Middle East actually the beginning of World War III? Another leader of the Coalition of the Willing is gone. (CIVIL) WAR IN IRAQ--A YEAR LATER: US army finally gets it together to do something about soldier suicides as a new report shows very low morale. ...

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March 14th, 2004

TERRORIST ATTACKS IN SPAIN Spain says al Qaeda claims responsibility in a videotape, and have arrested 3 Moroccans and 2 Indians as mass protests and demonstrations spread across the country. The US meanwhile, seems reluctant to pin the blame on Osama's boys. One of the suspects has been linked to ...

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February 9th, 2004

Two US soldiers were killed in an explosion on Monday. On Sunday, an explosion killed three Iraqi police officers. How many Iraqi civilians have died? Assassinations tear into Iraq's educated class. The story of a soldier who refused to fight, and moved to Canada. US plan to transfer power in ...

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January 31st, 2004

An explosion in Baghdad kills four people. US deaths rise in the wake of Saddam's capture. But who are we kidding... Bush doesn't care because war doesn't cost the moneyed. The Army's top general said US forces may stay in Iraq until 2006. Will America get caught between their allies ...

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December 17th, 2003

A bomb near a fuel tanker exploded in Baghdad killing at least 12 people. Iraqi's enjoyment of Saddam's capture has faded back into resentment toward US occupation. A trial of Saddam Hussein could embarrass the West. Saddam's capture still doesn't justify the invasion. This sounds familiar, White House vows that ...

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December 2nd, 2003

American and Coalition casualties Iraqi civilian deaths Current cost of war Coverage of Iraq firefight in Samarra is disputed. The US ends its mandated racial profiling of Muslims. Bechtel fails reconstruction of Iraq's schools. America has shown only marginal improvements in sharing terror information. Homeland Security leaves New York for ...

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November 14th, 2003

America has no exit strategy. Old Europe is vindicated. On the eve of a visit by Donald Rumsfeld, Japan delays sending troops to Iraq. More on the crumbling coalition here. Italians pressure their government to bring their soldiers home. Bush will meet with families of dead soldiers in Britain--some find ...

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November 12th, 2003

US officials hold an emergency meeting in Washington to discuss solutions to the increasing instability in Iraq. Italian base in Iraq is bombed. Donald Rumsfeld denies the long road he built to war. The Army Times says that Bush is no friend of soldiers. Bush's delusional belief that he's "one ...

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November 11th, 2003

More explosions in Baghdad. Final letters home from soldiers. Number of soldiers injured since April: 7500. A veteran looks back and looks on. Who supports the troops? It seems many companies do not. We already know Bush could care less. We'll miss you when you're gone, Donald Rumsfeld (Note: we ...

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June 30th, 1997

U.S. Moves To Avert Iraqi Loss; Envoys Tell Allies In Persian Gulf Of Shift in Policy

January 1, 1984, Sunday, Final Edition by Don Oberdorfer / Washington Post The United States, in a shift of policy, has informed friendly Persian Gulf nations that the defeat of Iraq in the 3-year-old war with Iran would be "contrary to U.S. interests" and has made several moves to prevent ...

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