August 2003 — Information Clearing House Archive

For the Month of August 2003 – Part 4

[From the Archives. I’ve been archiving ICH digests since 2003. Unfortunately, an unknown number of the links are now dead, so I can’t guarantee that the link will take you where you want to go. WB]

U.S. military may be needed for Israel-Palestinian stability, key Republican says:

The Bush administration “has to figure out who is going to go after the terrorists,” Lugar said, adding that U.S. military involvement “has to be a potential possibility.”

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=
/news/archive/2003/08/24/national1457EDT0489.DTL

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August 2003 — Information Clearing House Archive

For the Month of August 2003 – Part 3

[From the Archives. I’ve been archiving ICH digests since 2003. Unfortunately, an unknown number of the links are now dead, so I can’t guarantee that the link will take you where you want to go. WB]

Blair’s 45-minute claim on Iraq was hearsay:

Tony Blair’s headline-grabbing claim that Iraq could deploy weapons of mass destruction within 45 minutes of an order to do so was based on hearsay information.

http://politics.guardian.co.uk/iraq/story/0,12956,1020033,00.html

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August 2003 — Information Clearing House Archive

For the Month of August 2003 – Part 2

[From the Archives. I’ve been archiving ICH digests since 2003. Unfortunately, an unknown number of the links are now dead, so I can’t guarantee that the link will take you where you want to go. WB]

Christmas shopping? Don’t forget your George W. Bush – U.S. President and Naval Aviator – 12″ Action Figure

Can you believe this?

http://www.kbtoys.com/genProduct.html?PID=2431939&ctid=17&ls=toys&_ts=y

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August 2003 — Information Clearing House Archive

For the Month of August 2003 – Part 1

Al Qaida wins a battle:

Although Islamic terrorists may eventually lose the War on Terrorism, they have clearly won the most recent battle: Operation Iraqi Freedom.

http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article4320.htm

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