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Published on Wednesday, April 30, 2003 by the Boston Globeby Derrick Z. Jackson

ZnetApril 25, 2003

4/21/03By Paul Kennedy

The depression hits  me  on a warm and humid Bangkok evening. I am just through with dinner in the city's crowded Sukhumvit business district, my head full of the War on Iraq and I spot these people- with masks on their faces.

Znet / The Progressive; April 26, 2003

Common Dreams / Published on Thursday, April 24, 2003 by the Globe & Mail/Canada

Three years ago, in April of 2000, President Bill Clinton created the Giant Sequoia National Monument in the southern Sierra Nevada, 250 miles east of here.

ZnetApril 22, 2003

Goodman: After spending a month in Iraq, could you describe your thoughts?

Deregulation and the Power Pirates

ZnetApril 23, 2003

  1951 yılbaşı gecesi eşi Vedat Ar ile

The unthinkable is becoming normal. Do not forget the horror

The Independent20 April 2003

The problem with American power is not that it's American.

In a speech in the Senate on 19 March, the first day of war against Iraq, Robert Byrd, the Democrat Senator from West Virginia

by Mike Carlton; The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia); April 20, 2003

Published on Wednesday, April 16, 2003 by CommonDreams.org

By Richard SaleUPI Intelligence CorrespondentFrom the International DeskPublished 4/10/2003 7:30 PM

by JONATHAN SCHELL[from the March 3, 2003 issue]

Common Dreams / Published on Wednesday, April 16, 2003 by the New York Timesby Ian Fisher

Znet by Noam Chomsky and MIchael Albert; April 13, 2003

(1) Why did the U.S. invade Iraq, in your view?