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• War on Terrorism .
• The perpetual war on Communism, Terrorism, and anything else that threatens Capitalism. ...
• With legislation requesting the reinstatement of the draft to include women, equal rights may enter a new war zone come next year. ...
• A bold policy to reduce the addiction to oil would be the most powerful weapon to win the epic struggle against terrorism. ...
• Bush sets case as 'war president' Posted by admin on Sunday, February 08, 2004 4:26 PM .
• Rumsfeld's war-on-terror memo Posted by admin on Wednesday, October 22, 2003 11:13 AM .
• Full text of Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's memo on the war on terror .
• Officer's Views On Islam Stir Controversy; General Likens Terror Battle To War Against 'Satan' .
• Myth and Denial in the War Against Terrorism Posted by admin on Sunday, August 31, 2003 9:42 PM .
• The global war on terror is a smokescreen used by governments to wipe out opponents .

• Coping with War and Terrorism: Tips for the Workplace.
• With the onset of war with Iraq and the ongoing threat of terrorist attacks, our world has changed drastically, and focusing on “business as usual” has become extremely difficult. ...
• As the war and the terrorist threat continue, you may begin to see evidence of the emotional impact on employees. ...

• War on Terrorism Scorecard.
• September 11, 2001, was a watershed in the history of terrorism. ... September 11 has ushered in a new era, in which the most devastating terrorism is not a way to convey a message—it is the message.
• favor but still countenance terrorism in their midst; and 6) dealing strictly with states on the State Department list of state sponsors of terrorism.
• The purpose of the new terrorism is not to bring a political cause to the attention of the West. ... In this respect, it differs from earlier Palestinian terrorism, the original prototype for modern terrorism. ...
• Identifying the root causes of terrorism is important, and long-term responses may reside in democratization, education, improving economic conditions, and resolving regional issues such as Iraq, the Arab-Israeli conflict, Kashmir, and the Indo-Pakistani conflict. ...
• The crux of the war on terrorism is direct U. ...
• This is precisely what happened after the Taliban's refusal to break their ties to international terrorism. ...
• Citing the success of the FBI's "Most Wanted Fugitives" list, including the apprehension of international terrorists Mir Amal Kansi and Ramzi Yusuf, the United States described the creation of the "Most Wanted Terrorists" list as a law enforcement component of the multifaceted war on terrorism. ...
• government and its partners have blocked the assets of some 210 individuals, organizations, and financial supporters of terrorism from around the world, including over $34 million in assets blocked in the United States and $82 million blocked abroad by international partners. ...
• Intelligence has also been crucial to direct action and has been central to every facet of the war on terrorism. Intelligence continues to guide the war in Afghanistan, most notably in Operation Anaconda, launched to ferret out al-Qa‘ida holdouts. ...
• Rangers and other commandos deployed to southern Afghanistan in small numbers early on, and in greater numbers as the war developed. ...
• But while the military goal of the war on terrorism is clear, the goals of the broader war on terrorism, beyond al-Qa‘ida and the Taliban, remain ill defined. ... 18 For some time, policymakers in Washington have been talking about phase two of the war, with a focus on Iraq. ...

• War on Terrorism .
• Bush signs into law the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act which creates a federal backstop for insurance claims related to acts of terrorism. ...
• The UK government has refused to either confirm or deny the putative poison gas attack revealed on November 16, although it is known that three men are currently being held and investigated under the terms of the Prevention of Terrorism Act. ...
• The Fed indicated in its statments accompanying the rate cut that concern about a war with Iraq and the thread of terrorism may be slowing consumer and business spending. ...
• Human rights: Amnesty International has released a 74-page report accusing the Israel Defence Force of war crimes and human rights violations. ...

• IBM War on Terrorism Afghanistan timeline November 2003 .
• War on Terrorism: A terrorism expert with access to intelligence on Al-Qaeda says the group wants to launch a catastrophic attack in the United States. ...
• In Italy, Alessandra Mussolini, grand-daughter of Benito Mussolini and niece of Sophia Loren, resigns from the right wing National Alliance party after she considers that party leader and deputy Prime Minister Gianfranco Fini "dishonoured her family's history" when apologising in Israel for Italy's actions before and during the Second World War and describing fascism as "an absolute evil". ...
• Kofi Annan says that the global war against AIDS is being lost. ...
• War on Drugs: European Union justice ministers agree to tougher anti-drug laws, but the Netherlands say its "coffee shops" -- where cannabis is openly sold and smoked -- would survive. ...
• The New York Times reports that the FBI is actively monitoring and gathering intelligence on anti-war protest movements' activities, ostensibly to detect possible terrorist activity. ...
• intelligence official and UNSCOM inspector Scott Ritter urges the Parliament of the United Kingdom to investigate the questionable way in which units of British secret intelligence agencies massaged public opinion prior to war with Iraq. ...
• Between 110,000 (according to the police) and 300,000 (according to the organization) people demonstrate in and around Trafalgar Square in London against the war in Iraq and George W. ...
• 116 117 Abandoning tolerance toward Taiwan for the first time since 2000, the PRC threatens to use force and, ultimately, conduct war against Taiwan if it pursues independence. ...
• An inquest finds that prominent Sky News journalist James Forlong, who had resigned from the station when it was revealed that he had faked footage during the Iraq War, committed suicide by hanging himself. ...
• War on Terrorism: A leaked UN report claims that attempts to cut off the flow of funds to al-Qaeda are being undermined by lack of will. ...
• A British court rejects a request by the Russian government for extradition of Akhmed Zakayev, an envoy of the Chechen rebels, who is accused of being a terrorist and having committed a number of crimes including kidnapping, murdering Russian soliders, and levying war. ...
• Cybercrime: Californian man is fined and sentenced to community service for cracking into the website of satellite TV network Al Jazeera during the war in Iraq. ...
• The visit came several weeks after the tumultuous Bolivian Gas War forced the previous president out of office. ...
• Slate magazine notes the new anti-insurgency measures in "postwar Iraq" means the situation is "Iraq War – Phase II. ...
• War on Terrorism: An Arab magazine claims to have received an e-mail from a member of the Al Qaeda group claiming responsibility for Saturday's bombing in Riyadh that killed 17 people and injured over 100. ...

• Terrorism.
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• Terrorism is a tactic of violence that targets civilians, with the objective of forcing an enemy to favorable terms, by creating fear, demoralization, or political discord in the attacked population. ... "Terrorism" is also used as a pejorative characterisation of an enemy's attacks as conforming to an immoral philosophy of violence, in a manner outside of warfare, or prohibited in the laws of war. ...
• The use of the term terrorism or terrorist is politically weighted, because of the universally negative connotation of harming civilians. A nation that supports terrorism may then tend to dissociate itself from the term, by using neutral or even positive terms to characterize its combatants —such as fighters or freedom fighters —both of which can be ambiguous terms for describing terrorist actors. ...
• Terrorist is a label for one who personally is involved in an act of terrorism. ... The term "terrorism" originated from the French 18th century word terrorisme (under the Terror). ...
• 3 Examples of terrorism.
• 5 International Conventions on Terrorism.
• 6 Types of Terrorism.
• 1 Nationalist Terrorism.
• 2 Religious Terrorism.
• 3 Neo-Nazi or Racial Terrorism.
• 4 Left-wing Terrorism.
• 5 Right-Wing Terrorism.

• War on Terrorism .
• Security: A plastic toy gun, used as part of a Halloween costume, sparks a two-hour-long terrorism scare at the Capitol Building in Washington, DC. ...
• 2003 invasion of Iraq: The US Senate Committee on Intelligence finalizes its report on pre-war intelligence and is highly critical e. ...
• Formal talks are conditional on Islamabad ending Kashmiri cross-border terrorism initiatives. ...
• War on Terrorism: US officials state that they believe Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl was killed by Khalid Sheikh Mohammed. ...
• Bush arrives in Thailand ahead of an APEC summit of 21 Asia-Pacific government leaders which is likely to be dominated by discussions of the war on terrorism and trade friction between rich and poor nations (trade and currency). ...
• Bolivia: Carlos Mesa is sworn in as the president of the country, after former president Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada was forced to resign as protests and strikes escalated in the Bolivian Gas War. ...
• Secretary of State Colin Powell urges Prime Minister Ahmed Qurei in a telephone call "to take action to put an end to violence and terrorism," according to a Palestinian official. ...
• Sniper - Terrorism: Trial of John Allen Muhammad, who is suspected of being the Washington DC serial sniper, begins. ...
• Former Sky News correspondent James Furlong, who resigned over allegations that he had faked a report during the Iraq War, is found dead. ...
• Robin Cook, former United Kingdom Foreign Secretary who resigned from the British Government in protest prior the Iraq war, publishes his personal diaries. In them he alleges inter alia that Tony Blair knew before the Iraq war began that the 45 minutes to launch claim was false. ...
• Politics: General Wesley Clark has made a bold political move and arguably a risky one by suggesting that members of the Bush administration may be liable to criminal charges in connection with the Iraq war. ... Clark alleges that the plans for the 2003 invasion of Iraq, and other interventions in the Middle East (possibly including Lebanon and Syria), pre-dated the inauguration of the President and that the reasons for the war were misleadingly presented to the US people. ...
• Media: A Program on International Policy Attitudes (PIPA) study (conducted with California-based Knowledge Networks), titled "Misperceptions, the Media, and the Iraq War", is released. ...

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• Just War and the Balkans.
• Resources on Just War Theory .
• USD Values Institute Forum on Just War and the Balkans .
• Thomas Aquinas, "On War" .
• Just War Theory. ...
• Douglas Lackey,  The Ethics of War and Peace (Prentice-Hall) Includes chapters on: .
• Just War Theory I: When to Fight.
• Just War Theory II: How to Fight.
• Nuclear War and Nuclear Deterrence. ...
•   A superb book, originally published in 1977, which has set the stage for the discussion of just war theory for the past two decades. ...
• Paul Ramsey, The Just War: Force and Political Responsibility. ...
• James E Childress, "Just-War Theories," Theological Studies, 1978, pp. ...
• Kemp, "Just-War Theory: A Reconceptualization," Public Affairs Quarterly, Volume 2, Number 2, April 1988 pp. ...

• Kosovo War.
• The term Kosovo War or Kosovo Conflict is often used to describe two sequential and at times parallel armed conflicts (a civil war followed by an international war) in the southern Serbian province of Kosovo and Metohia, part of the former Yugoslavia. ...
• 1996-99: Guerrilla conflict between Albanian separatists and the Serbian and Yugoslav security forces, which Albanians characterised as a national liberation struggle and Serbs saw as terrorism. ...
• 1999: War between Yugoslavia and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization between March 24 and June 10, 1999, during which NATO heavily bombed Yugoslav targets, Albanian fighters continued to attack Serbian forces and Kosovo Serb civilians, and Serbian/Yugoslav forces continued to fight Albanian rebels, amidst a massive displacement of the Albanian population of Kosovo. ...
• 4 The slide to war (1996-1998).
• 3 Reaction to the war.
• 4 Consequences of the war.
• 5 War crimes.
• Tensions between the two communities had been simmering throughout the 20th century and had occasionally erupted into major violence, particularly during the First Balkan War, World War I and World War II. ...
• It was certainly true that many Serbs and Montenegrins had been expelled from Kosovo during World War II, but between the 1940s and 1990s their numbers had remained relatively constant at somewhere between 200,000 and 260,000. ...
• The Memorandum paid special attention to Kosovo, arguing that the province's Serbs were being subjected to "physical, political, legal and cultural genocide" in an "open and total war" that had been ongoing since the spring of 1981. It claimed that Kosovo's status in 1986 was a worse historical defeat for the Serbs than any event since liberation from the Ottomans in 1804, thus ranking it above such catastrophes as the Nazi occupation or the First World War occupation of Serbia by the Austro-Hungarians. ...
• The slide to war (1996-1998).
• The status of Kosovo was not addressed by the 1995 Dayton Accords which had ended the war in Bosnia, and Rugova's pleas for a United Nations peacekeeping force for Kosovo had fallen on deaf ears. ...
• Its strategy was extremely simple and remained constant right up until the outbreak of war in 1999: to provoke the Serbian security forces into committing reprisals which in turn would boost support for the KLA and, crucially, force NATO to step in to end the bloodshed. ...
• The conflict soon took on the character of a guerrilla war, although it was still largely confined to western Kosovo. ...

• The United States, with support from the United Kingdom and the Northern Alliance invaded Afghanistan in October, 2001 as part of its "War on Terrorism". ...
• In Bush At War by Bob Woodward, Bush stated that he was furious about having to wait before the attack on Afghanistan could begin, and that the CIA began buying Afghan warlords well before the initial attack. ...
• In this recording bin Laden claimed that the United States would fail in Afghanistan and then collapse, just as the Soviet Union did, and called for a war of Muslims, a Jihad, against the entire non-Muslim world. ...
• Critics began to see the war losing its way. ...
• This was only a precursor of one of the war's bloodiest battles. ...
• One American CIA operative who had been interviewing prisoners, Mike Spann, was killed, marking the first American combat death in the war. ...
• Japan, in its first military deployment since World War II, contributed naval support for non-combat reinforcement of the operation. ...
• Kandahar city reported numerous civilian casualties, while four trucks and five busses carrying passengers fleeing the war were hit on a highway, killing 30. ...
• The following day (December 31, 2001), one of the largest single incidents of civilian casualties in the entire war occurred: at least one U. ...
• These were the first Canadian soldiers to be killed in combat since the Korean War. ...
• 5 million suffering as a result of the country's dire situation - the combination of civil war, drought-related famine, and, to a large extent, the Taliban's oppressive regime. ...
• War on Terror .
• CNN: "America Strikes Back", "America's New War" .

• The War On Terrorism.
• As we draw closer to war with Iraq, it seems appropriate to step back from the immediate crisis and spend some time examining the war in its broader context. ...
• Over the past year, the new post 9-11 policy has been set forth in a series of White House documents beginning with a National Security Strategy (NSS) and following with National Strategy for Combating Terrorism (NSfCT) and a variety of pronouncements.
• The war on terrorism is comprehensive and intended to eradicate the world of this terrorism evil wherever it is to be found.
• The war on terrorism is only half or less of what is happening. ...
• The invasion of Iraq is important as a first step in building a series of victories, not just in eradicating terrorism, but in the broader task of establishing a stable New World Order and as an example of how democracy can be used to drive out repression, closed societies, and unreasonable leaders.
• The war on terrorism may achieve a string of victories, but its ultimate goal will not be achieved because it fails to understand that evil can not be eradicated and because the basic U. ...
•   The New Mission: War on Terrorism.
• More Than A War On Terrorism.
• How Broad Is The War On Terror And Can It Be Won?.
• Is The War On Terrorism In Trouble?.
• Alternatives To War.
• Suddenly, Americans understood the meaning of terrorism. ...
• America was at war with a new enemy – faceless, shadowy networks of individuals having global reach and harboring a hatred toward the United States. ...
• In less than two weeks, President Bush had set a new course for American policy: to destroy international terrorism and all those who support or harbor terrorists.
• A global war on terrorism, led by U. ...

• IBM Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Road Map to Peace North Korean Crisis War on Terrorism Afghanistan timeline December 2003 Occupation of Iraq Iraq Timeline .
• Department of Homeland Security raises its terrorism alert level from "elevated" (yellow) to "high" (orange). ...
• United States Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld confirms that Saddam Hussein will not be treated as a prisoner of war subject to the Geneva Conventions. ...
• Stephen Kenny, the first civilian lawyer to visit any of the former Afghan war suspects in Guantanamo Bay, describes it as a physical and moral black hole. ...
• Terrorism: .
• The Israeli military reveals it developed a secret plan to assassinate Saddam Hussein in retaliation for Scud missile attacks on that country during the Gulf War. ...
• In her acceptance speech she delivers heavy criticism against the War on Terrorism as an excuse for human rights violations. ...
• The Iraq Interim Governing Council announces the creation of a war crimes tribunal, to prosecute crimes against humanity committed under the Ba'ath Party régime (14 July 1968 to 1 May 2003). ...
• The European Commission announces it will investigate whether exclusion of Iraq war opponents from industrial contracts to rebuild the country constitutes a violation of WTO rules by the U. ...
• See also Trade war over genetically modified food. ...
• Facing the threat of a trade war, U. ...
• US Health Secretary Tommy Thompson warns that the world is losing the war against AIDS. ...
• UK Secretary of State for International Development Hilary Benn announces that the UK's funding for UNAids will rise to GBP £6 million in 2004; this figure compares to the UK's projected Iraq War-related costs of approximately GBP £3 billion. ...
• UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan reportedly tells the BBC that the world is losing the war against AIDS because governments remain indifferent to the threat. ...

• Note that the first few comments on this page refer to the time when it was called "Terrorism against Israel". Since then there has been a war between those wishing to keep it like that and those wanting to include actions by Israel as well. ...
• Viajero, many of the incidents, listed on the Terrorism against Israel in 2004 page, are suicide bombings of people commuting to work on buses, eating with their family in restraunts, or other every day activities by everyday people. ...
• Consider Jews engaged in suicide bombings in Germany for a period of three years after World War II. ...
• No moral person could have a neutral point of view regarding these acts of terrorism. ...
• This article can be fixed if 1) it lists all Israeli-Palestinian violence in the conflict, 2) it avoids the use of the word "terrorism". ...
• 5 Violence and Terrorism.
• There is a redirect from Terrorism against Israel in 2004. ...
• The orginal title was Terrorism against Israelis. ...
• The orginal article was named Terrorism against Israel but BL changed the title as he himself admited: That's why I changed the title in the first place. ...
• There should not be anything too difficult about this even though it may be rather distasteful of an African-American to write about the predominant views of white Americans in much of the United States before the 1860-1865 war (and for some period of time thereafter, a century?, more?). ...
• Either way, it is probably best to decided formally whether it is best to have a general Violence page or a (IMO unfairly POV) "Terrorism victims" page, and leave a clear statement of that decision on the start of the article. ...
• We should have multiple, separate pages: one containing a timeline of Palestinian terrorism against Israelis, one containing a timeline of Israeli military activities that resulted in Palestinian deaths, and so on. ...
• There is probably the issue of defining "terrorism" for the second option, which is one of the reasons why I choose the first. ...
• Terrorism is defined for us on the Terrorism page which includes the statement: .
• Acts of revolutionary or guerrilla warfare usually are not considered to constitute terrorism, unless the revolutionaries or guerrillas they deliberately and specifically select civilians as targets of violence in the pursuit of political or religious ends. ...

•     Terrorism Timeline.

• IRAQ, SANCTIONS AND THE WAR AGAINST TERRORISM.
• UN sanctions against Iraq have been in operation since the end of the Gulf War and have exacted - and continue to exact - a terrible toll on the lives of the Iraqi people. However, the appalling humanitarian impact of the most draconian sanctions regime ever imposed by the UN on a country in its history is currently overshadowed by the gathering storm clouds of war. ... Since that date, political debate has been dominated by the global fight against terrorism and foreign policy is viewed through this distorting lens. Arguments are being advanced that pre-emptive military action is necessary in the interests of the global fight against terrorism. ...
• Whilst the primary purpose of this document is to look at the "new" UN sanctions regime against Iraq in the context of the fight against terrorism, it is impossible to ignore the military actions which now seem imminent. ...
• We believe this will only add to the sufferings of the Iraqi people, exacerbate the dangers of terrorism in the region, endanger the global coalition against terrorism and bring the United Nations into disrepute. " 2 Moreover, the questions raised at the beginning of this introduction regarding the aim and the legitimacy of military action closely mirror the long-standing criteria for a just war, eloquently evoked in his article on Iraq in The Observer of August 4th by Richard Harries, Bishop of Oxford. To summarise these, for a war to be just there must be a) lawful authority b) just cause c) the exhaustion of all peaceful means d) that it does not result in a greater evil than that already being endured and e) that there must be a reasonable chance of success. ...
• Al-Fallujah was partially destroyed in 1991 during the Gulf war and again in December 1998, during operation Desert Fox. ...
• Why then, one must ask, does the Bush administration want to include Iraq in its fight against terrorism? Is it really too far-fetched to suggest that the US government does not want UN arms inspectors back in Iraq? Do they fear that this would lead to a political drama of the first order since the inspectors would confirm what individuals such as Scott Ritter have argued for some time, that Iraq no longer possesses any capacity to produce weapons of mass destruction? This indeed would be the final blow to the "war against Iraq" policy of the Bush administration, a policy that no one else wants. ...
• Some Democrats insist that the President must seek Congressional approval before launching an attack, under the War Powers Resolution of 1973 - and this is hotly debated within the Party. Such approval was sought for the Gulf War in 1991 but President George Bush insisted that he was not obliged to do so but did so out of courtesy. ...
• Johnson, booted out of politics for a war the people decided they didn't want, they will deserve it. ...
• General Sir Michael Rose, a former Head of the SAS and of UN forces in Bosnia, wrote in London's Evening Standard of July 29th of the "madness of going to war with Iraq". ...
• "We wish to caution the great powers against further interference in the region and against the exacerbation of the flames of war. ... We have never witnessed war being so much promoted in the US. ... What a way to fight a war. ...

•  Civil War .
• 'Smart stamps' next in war on terrorism.
• 'Smart stamps' next in war on terrorism.

• President Discusses War on Terror in Radio Address.
• President Discusses America's Leadership in Global War on Terror.

• War on terrorism.

• "International terrorism, both on its own and in conjunction with narcotics traffickers, international criminals and those seeking weapons of mass destruction. ...
• National Strategy for Combating Terrorism (Adobe Acrobat® PDF).
• Public Statements on Terrorism and Usama Bin Ladin since July 1997.
• Terrorism-related Excerpts from Global Trends 2015: A Dialogue About the Future With Nongovernment Experts .
• Terrorism FAQs .

• Stop the War Coalition.
• Called by Stop the War Coalition. ...
• Stop the War Coalition National Council.
• Deadline for delegates: names of delegates (one per group) have to be sent to the Stop the War Coalition office by no later than 5pm, Thursday 22nd April 2004.
• An historic exhibition is on at The Aquarium Gallery, sponsored by the Stop the War Coalition. This event brings together the voices of distinguished artists who do not believe in war as a means towards peace, who deplore organised aggression and the killing of innocent civilians and soldiers. ...
• Making A Song And Dance About The War on Terror.
• This hilarious, savage and thought-provoking satire starring Bush and Blair, follows the development of the so-called war on terror from 9/11 right up to the present day. ...
• (5 Egyptian Anti-War Activists to be prosecuted on 6 December).
• Petition against US government suing Voices in the Wilderness Support soldiers who refused to fight Solidarity with Irish Anti-war activists .
• The official cost of war and occupation has now risen to $90bn .

• Iraq: In all but name the war's on .
• CIA chief plays dumb on Iraq intelligenceUS Central Intelligence Agency director George Tenet is walking a thin line by suggesting he really was in the dark about phony pre-Iraq-war intelligence being fed to the president by a Pentagon office abounding with neo-cons. ...
• Reports of the Taliban's death are greatly exaggerated, yet as long as those fighting the war in Afghanistan continue to read the obituary, the longer any lasting peace will be delayed. ...
• Iraq: The civil war bogy.
• Even though Shi'ites are not blaming Sunnis or Kurds for the attacks on their numbers last week, the Coalition Provisional Authority and the Iraqi Governing Council, by insisting on playing the "civil war" card, have touched a raw nerve that might yet help them get their way in the country. ...
• War: Just whose business is it anyway?.
• - Syed Saleem Shahzad (Mar 5, '04) Complications in the 'war on terror'"Evidence" is mounting against extremist leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi for his part in unrest in Iraq, exposure that could have important ramifications for the strategy in the "war on terror". ...
• Shi'ite bombings: Civil war a step closerThe multiple explosions in Baghdad and the holy city of Karbala on Tuesday, in which more than 120 Shi'ite pilgrims were killed, make imminent the danger that should retaliation occur, against Sunnis as well as Americans, the phantom of civil war in Iraq will finally become a bloody reality. ...
• Iraq civil war: Rumors and reality.
• One aspect of the Bush administration's response to talk of civil war in Iraq has been to essentially deny the latent factional forces that have been exposed, concurrently working to legitimize the war itself via accusations against non-Iraqi "terror groups". ...

• The New Crusade: America's War on Terrorism by Rahul Mahajan .
• Weapons of Mass Deception: The Uses of Propaganda in Bush's War on Iraq by Sheldon Rampton, John Stauber .
• 1 person recommended The War on Freedom: How and Why America was Attacked, September 11, 2001 in addition to The New Crusade: America's War on Terrorism.
• RAHUL MAHAJAN is a member of the Nowar Collective, the National Board of Peace Action, and the National Committee of the National Network to End the War against Iraq. ...
• "The New Crusade deals effectively with the heavy costs of the ‘war on terrorism' both at home and abroad, the media's supportive role, and the possibilities of containing the rogue state. ...
• "Mandatory reading for anyone who wants to get a handle on the war on terrorism. ... This short book takes on directly all the main issues surrounding the war. ...
• The New Crusade examines the myths that have arisen around the war on terrorism and the ways they are used to benefit a small elite. ... military intervention in Afghanistan, the conduct of the war, and its consequences have been systematically distorted. He shows how global power is being redefined in the process and explores the new directions the war is likely to take. ...
• The New Crusade: America's War On Terrorism is a very serious treatise by peace activist Rahul Mahjan on current events which focus on the September 11 attacks and the consequent war in Afghanistan. ... This is a highly recommended and welcome contribution to the current national dialogue regarding our "war on terrorism". ...
• War as we know is death for the people who live there. What's very bothering is that a lot of people believe that this war was and is justified. ...
• If you want to get an idea as to why they hate us, and whether or not the war can be justified, this book will give you a great insight. The book also talks about how the war on terrorism is affecting our daily lives here, our future, and what we can do to help. ...

• War on Terrorism.
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• Attacks 'acts of war' .
• WASHINGTON -- President Bush branded the attacks in New York and Washington "acts of war" on Wednesday and worked with Congress on legislation authorizing military retaliation. ...
• Opinions: We must fight this war .
• 11, 2001 -- the date that will live in infamy, the day the post-Cold War era ended, the day the world for Americans changed utterly. ...
• Everyone was talking about the terrorism that devastated New York and Washington, D. ...

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• Amicus Brief (PDF) (Experts on the Laws of War) August 2003 .

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