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• Bush's so-called "war on terrorism" will only fuel an endless cycle of war and retaliation. We live on a small planet with exhaustible natural resources, so it is time that we learn to settle our social, political, racial, economic, cultural and religious conflicts through diplomacy and legislation rather than through war and violence. This process must start in the United States, where oppressive international economic policies, weapons sales, diplomatic harassment, and support for both state-sponsored and covert terrorism, have been the main causes of resentment and anger on this planet. CNN and the corporate media are flag-waving cheerleaders in the "war on terrorism" and they do not present relevant background information or alternative viewpoints necessary to understand the root causes of this human conflict. ...
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• War .
• War is a necessary evil .
• It seems that there are peace activists who would dispute the 'necessity' of war, who would sooner lay down their arms and allow themselves, their families, and their communities to be subjected to the tortures of a sadistic tyrant, rather than take up arms in defence of their rights and dignity. ...
• It also seems that there are those who dispute that war is evil. When acts of war must be performed, it should only be as a last resort, and even then, undertaken with remorse for the innocent victims whose only crime was to be born in the 'wrong' country. ...
• When war becomes inevitable, and the instruments of death must be deployed, it should be undertaken with a heavy heart, and not with a sparkle of murderous glee in one's eye, as can be seen on the face of Mr. ...
• Terrorism .
• Terrorism is not a 'thing' that one can defeat through military might. Quite to the contrary, terrorism is a paramilitary tactic, necessarily used by those who LACK the arms and/or numbers to stand against an aggressor (or perceived aggressor) that has demonstrated superior military strength on a traditional field of battle. ...
• As such, taking up arms against 'terrorism' only serves to increase its likelihood of use against one. When (not if) Bush conquers Iraq, he will have won the battle, but he will also have shown the world that: (1) peaceful means of conflict resolution will not be honored by his administration, and (2) the Bush regime commands a military force that cannot be met in traditional warfare; both of these will show that resorting to terrorism is the only hope that any nation, people, or cause, has of retaining its autonomy and sovereignty in the face of his imperialist rule. ...
• The strategy that the Bush regime has termed 'shock and awe' is a PERFECT example of what would, if used by any other nation or transnational organization, be called 'Terrorism'. ...
• It is clear that Bush is an Enemy Combatant in the sorely misguided 'War on Terrorism'. ...
• Bush claims that his acts of terrorism against the unarmed Iraqi civilian population are intended to liberate them for democracy, yet here at home, peaceful dissent against his unelected regime is quelled by force. ...

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•  What Happened to the War on Terrorism? .
• That was supposed to be the whole point of the “war on terrorism”: to avenge and punish the destruction of the World Trade Center and part of the Pentagon, and to prevent a recurrence of that horror. It’s hard to see how war on Iraq will achieve either purpose. ...
• Or that it would defeat or diminish terrorism. Or that Americans would be safer from terrorists if the United States launches war on Iraq. ...
• Have Americans already forgotten that the “war on terrorism” is supposed to be about — terrorism? .
• It wonders what the real purpose of this war is, when North Korea is both far more evil and far more menacing. ...
• So why does the Bush administration want this war so badly? What’s it all about? Oil? Israel? There are plenty of rabid Zionists in the administration, and they do want war with Iraq (for starters), but they aren’t in command. ...
• No wonder China has been resisting the American war plans. ...
• The purpose of the 1991 Gulf War was to restore the status quo when Iraq seized Kuwait. Gulf War II has no such pretext. The American people aren’t in the mood for yet another war. So the trick was to convert the shock of 9/11 into war fever, then to redirect it at Iraq by “linking” Saddam Hussein to “terrorism. ...
• Osama bin Laden may have started one war, but Saddam Hussein is about to lose the other one it has morphed into. ...

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•   The war against terrorism.
• With its decision to bomb Afghanistan after the 11 September attacks, the United States launched the first campaign in its war on terrorism, which, President Bush has warned, will continue long after the end of his term of office. ...
• The consequences of the war in Afghanistan - leaving aside the cost in human suffering - are already alarming. ... The destruction of al-Qaida, prime objective of the war on terrorism, has been a fiasco: the top leaders of the organisation are nowhere to be found, scattered across the world or safely hidden in the tribal zone on the frontier with Pakistan. ...
• Washington’s war in Afghanistan was condemned by public opinion throughout the Muslim world. ...
• In the West, and in the rest of the world, the war on terrorism has been the signal for an unprecedented offensive against civil rights. ...

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• Israel's War For Terrorism.
• It is high time to reiterate the favourite media question – "Is Arafat Unable, or Rather Unwilling to Stop Terrorism" – but with a different protagonist. ... He has been enjoying total and unprecedented freedom, both nationally and internationally, to fight Palestinian terrorism however he likes, using all measures at hand and blatantly ignoring all moral and legal considerations. In spite of that, Palestinian terrorism is alive and killing.
• So is Sharon unable – or rather unwilling to stop terrorism? Last week's events in Gaza irrefutably prove that the Israeli leader is not only unwilling to see Palestinian terrorism stopped; Sharon would also do anything to ensure and encourage terrorism against his own people.
• All experts unanimously agree: terrorism cannot be stopped by military means alone. ...
• It was a premeditated act of state terrorism, a cold-blooded massacre. 14 innocent civilians, 9 of them children, were killed to ensure the continuation of Palestinian terrorism, in which many more innocent civilians will be killed.
• It has been established beyond any reasonable doubt that Sharon does not want to stop terrorism, but rather to perpetuate it. The very moment political negotiations seemed to be serious, the very moment Palestinians intended to stop terrorism, Israel dropped a bomb. ...
• What is Israel's interest in terrorism? Remember its vision for the occupied territories. ...
• The Benefits of Terrorism.
• Here is where terrorism comes in. ... Terrorism has always been an excellent excuse, even more so since September 11th. ... They have nothing to do with terrorism: they are aimed at entrenching the Israeli occupation, making it irreversible and reducing the Palestinians to ashes. ... No wonder, then, that none of these plans actually stops terrorism: they are not meant to. And since terrorism gives the best legitimation for carrying them out, stopping terrorism would be, from Israel's point of view, counter-productive.

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• gov Includes an International Information Program page Response to Terrorism that serves as a focal point for information about the campaign against terrorism, including the list of "Designated Foreign Terrorist Organizations," whose finances are being disrupted. ...
• Patterns of Global Terrorism 2002.
• gov/s/ct/rls/pgtrpt/2002/html/ The US State Department's annual report on terrorism that concluded there were fewer "significant" acts of terrorism globally in 2002 than any time since their first report in 1981. ...
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• The astrological chart for September 11, 2001, at 8:42 AM in New York City, represents the birth moment of the War on Terrorism. ... A great deal of information may be gleaned from this chart, both in terms of its symbolic description of the very nature of the war and in its potential to describe the unfolding timeframe of events. ...
• What I am suggesting here is that this chart can also be used to describe the War on Terrorism itself. For example, Mercury on the Ascendant suggests the very prominent role of the media in this war. ... In the US we have had an absolute blanket of coverage and opinions about the various aspects of terrorism. ...
• The War on Terrorism in many ways manifests the battle between Saturn, the existing power structures in the world, and Pluto, the ruthless and fanatical power of total destruction bent on a new order. ... When Pluto moves to the exact square of the WTC Sun during much of 2003, the War on Terrorism may well reach a more intensified and destructive level. ...
• The culmination of the first two of these aspects by tertiary and/or secondary progression is one way to determine when violence will be a part of this war. ...
• As this aspect reaches its peak energy both by tertiary and secondary progression, we may see shifting allegiances or great upsets coming to friendly nations due directly to this war. ... Because Venus rules the Ascendant, these progressions will also signify surprises, upsets, swift changes, and reversals (Uranus) in the general progress of the war. ...
• One final point I would like to make about the War chart is the meaning of the 12th house Sun. This implies that, despite whatever military activity is going on at various times (Mars), the real essence of the war is happening behind the scenes, covertly and in secret. ... Covert intelligence work, secret machinations, and hidden enemies are what this war is about. ...
• Here we see sudden shifts and changes for the allies, possible shifting alliances and, generally, a rapidly changing quality to the status of the war. ...
• A crucial and perhaps devastating time in the unfolding War on Terrorism will come during the period from January through May of 2003. ...

• Preventing War and Terrorism.
• Prevention is the easiest way to avoid the perils of war and terrorism. Defence experts predict that the nature of future warfare and terrorism will change due to the easy availability of weapons of mass destruction. ... The source of war and terrorism is collective social stress. To permanently sustain peace, war must be addressed at this level. India could prevent war and end conflict by reducing social stress through the Transcendental Meditation (TM) programme.
• Its civil war ended seven years ago and peace has been sustained. ... Although littered with landmines, the once drought-ravaged and war-torn countryside now produces abundant mangoes, cashews and corn. ...
• Yet war continues to smolder in Angola. ...
• He was confident about the war's demise because Mozambique utilized a new "secret weapon:" the TM programme. ...
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•    WAR IN THE 21st CENTURY    What does it take to win a war in the 21st century? How do you fight an enemy whose strength comes from faith's fanaticism rather than traditional firepower? When the target is not a state but a loose-knit collection of independent cells? America's leaders have been grappling with these questions ever since September's attacks. ... Washington says new strategies are needed along with a new definition of victory to fight this new kind of war. ...
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• The death of 2,950 people on September 11 in New York was a two-fold catastrophe because the loss of civilian lives and the subsequent revenge attacks used in a propaganda war. ... But the war-ravaged people of Afghanistan have lost thousands more people in the continuing war against terrorism since September 11. ... Democracy has been suspended while the war against terrorism allows a bloodthirsty US and the UK ally to bay for yet more Middle Eastern blood in Iraq. ... these unilateral acts and assertions isolate from the very nations needed to join in combating terrorism”. ... Propaganda and the distortion of news particularly relating to war is a disturbing features of a mainstream corporate media promoting the views of a powerful elite at the expense of a powerless many. ... The media machine also helped the war-ready US President George W Bush and British prime minister Blair to create a climate of panic and revenge by exaggerated claims of 5,000 lives being lost. ... But the world, Iraqi civilians and the strong Iraqi Kurdish population abandoned during the Gulf war may not be willing to welcome collaboration with the CIA in a Latin American style Operation Condor in the Middle East. ... A trial challenging the internment of 11 Middle Eastern men being held under the Anti-Terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001 in the UK began at a Special Immigration Appeals Commission on July 17where the non-open court was forced to declare that BritainÂ’s attempts to intern non-British citizens was unlawful on Tuesday July 30. ... Lawyers have now successfully initiated a process to protect asylum seekers and others involved in political dissent from the UKÂ’s unacceptable and disproportionate anti-terrorism measures. Historically the UK was one of the first countries to ratify the European Court of Human Rights in 1951 after World War II but has only recently adopted the Human Rights Act into English law in 2000. ... The US is currently attempting to block a human rights appeal in Indonesia against oil-giant Exxon Mobil Corp for human rights abuses because it could risk jeopardising co-operation on counter-terrorism measures.
• BUsh and Cheney responded by asking Daschle to limit investigations to "why the CIA failed to prevent the attack and how the CIA could justify their outrageous budget to prevent future attacks," and to be sure Congress wouldn't be distracted from the War on Terrorism, the investigation was to be headed by Ex-CIA Inspector General (and close friend and General Council of CIA Director George Tenet). ... php The best book on 9-11 that I have found on this subject, was written by Nafeez Mosaddeq Ahmed, entitled The War on Freedom- How and Why America was Attacked September 11, 2001  http://waronfreedom. ...
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• From both the left and the right, critics of the war in Iraq ask: "Who's next, North Korea, Iran, Syria?" The answer: Perhaps. ... 11 changed the world; the United States, and much of the civilized world, declared war on terrorism. To the extent that any nation sponsors, facilitates, or supports terrorism, that nation is a potential target. ...
• Americans are just beginning to realize that the war on terrorism is not simply a matter of the current color of the terror alert and extra screening at the airport. The war on terrorism is a war, complete with bombs and bullets. ...
• If the war against terrorism is to be won, it will not be won by the U. ...
• If the war on terrorism is to be won, it will be won by a U. ... -led coalition of nations that undertake the awesome task of removing the causes of terrorism. ...
• News reports of the war in Iraq by the Arabian press provide only a small taste of the daily stream of lies fed to the people who are not allowed to see or hear the truth. ...
• To win the war against terrorism, the people who hate us must have another source of information about us. ...
• The real war begins when Saddam and his henchmen are history. What replaces them will determine whether we move toward victory in the war on terrorism, or simply postpone the horror while a new butcher is bred. ...
• If a stable, representative government can be cultivated in Iraq, which can survive after America withdraws, a major battle in the war against terrorism will have been won. ...
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• Delegates from more than 20 countries will meet in Bali today to discuss advancing international cooperation in the ongoing war on terrorism. ... Yet in his State of the Union speech, President Bush said that he did not view terrorism as a crime or "a problem to be solved. ... military: "We will give you the resources you need to fight and win the war on terrorism. ...
• These seemingly schizophrenic remarks underscore that the war on terrorism is not well understood. But if understanding is lost on us, what does this mean for the ways we wage the war on terrorism and our prospects for success?.
• Part of the problem is the name of the campaign: a "war on terrorism. " War implies the use of military force. Yet force will be the exception, rather than the rule, for fighting the war on terrorism. ...
• Adding to the confusion of equating military operations with the war on terrorism is the seeming success of regime change in Iraq, which has been erroneously depicted as part of the war on terrorism and bolstered the view that al Qaeda's leadership can be collapsed as easily as Saddam Hussein's with the same results. ...
• And because Americans believe we are "at war," the implication is that we are in a conflict between "us" and "them. ... declared war on the United States," evoking images of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Thus, the war on terrorism is being viewed through an American prism and winning it can be done "the American way. " According to Bush: "We've not come all this way -- through tragedy, and trial and war -- only to falter and leave our work unfinished. ...
• Thus, although the United States may be engaged in what we have come to call a war on terrorism, it is in many ways not a war that can be won by us. But it can be lost -- if the United States engages in policies and actions that cause Muslims to believe that the war is against the Muslim world -- as bin Laden alleges -- and that they have no choice but to side with the radicals to save their religion and culture.

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• Wednesday, April 14, 2004 FBI lacked staff, resources to fight terrorism - report The FBI was hampered in its fight against terrorism before the September 11 attacks by poor intelligence, insufficient staffing and resources and a bureaucratic culture, said a provisional report released on Tuesday by the official commission into the al-Qaeda attacks. ...
•  more Arroyo accused of being too soft on terrorism Australia has joined the United States and Britain in warning the Philippines to toughen its response to terrorist groups amid signs of a resurgence in activity by Abu Sayyaf rebels in southern Mindanao province. ...
• Monday, April 12, 2004 Indonesia warns citizens against travel to UK The Indonesian embassy in London has advised Indonesians against travelling to Britain, citing fears of terrorism. ...  more Pope calls to world to oppose terrorism Pope John Paul II used his traditional Easter Sunday message to urge humanity to oppose the "inhuman, and unfortunately growing, phenomenon of terrorism". ...
• While the CIA thought the attack would probably be overseas, the White House counter-terrorism chief, Richard Clarke, warned that al-Qaeda could strike at home. ...
• Friday, April 9, 2004 'Open talks with bin Laden or it's war forever' Former Northern Ireland Secretary Mo Mowlam has called on the British and American governments to open talks with Osama bin Laden and al-Qaeda around a negotiating table, saying unless that happened "you condemn large parts of the world to war forever".  more Excerpts from Condoleezza Rice's statement Excerpts from national security adviser Condoleezza Rice's prepared opening statement before the September 11 commission on Thursday, as released by the White House: more Rice ignored warning days before September 11 A senior terrorism expert delivered a final desperate warning of an inevitable terrorist attack to Condoleezza Rice five days before al-Qaeda struck New York's World Trade Centre and the Pentagon in Washington. ...
• Thursday, April 8, 2004 Teenager faces first charge over UK bomb raids British police have charged one of nine men detained in a series of anti-terrorism raids last week in connection with an apparent plot to build a powerful bomb. ...
•  more Bush fights back with TV ad blitz While Washington has been consumed with the question of whether President George Bush could have done more to protect his country against terrorism, the President has been able to fight his way back into the lead with an unprecedented TV blitz aimed at his Democratic challenger. ...
•  more Rice speech ignored Al-Qaeda threat On September 11, 2001, the US National Security Adviser, Condoleezza Rice, was due to outline a Bush Administration policy that would deal with "the threats and problems of today and the day after, not the world of yesterday" - but the focus was largely on missile defence, not terrorism from Islamic radicals. ...
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