Monthly Archives: December 2003
‘In and Out’ of the headlines
The NYT’s covers Ashcroft’s recusing himself from the Plame investigation and appointing Justice Dept. colleague Patrick Fitzgerald to the case. No headlines found concerning France’s possible indictment of Dick Cheney in their ongoing probe of Halliburton. According to Doug Ireland … Continue reading
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“Risky Business”
Naomi Klein attended “ReBuilding Iraq 2, a gathering of 400 businesspeople itching to get a piece of the Iraqi reconstruction action.” Her write-up is titled Risky Business. Klein reports that insurance companies are taking a pass on what is termed … Continue reading
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Brings a tear to my glass eye
Arms And The Man gives you other angles to consider if you’ve read Jeff Gerth and Don Van Natta Jr.’s article in the NYT and are sorry you ever doubted the maligned, misunderstood Halliburton.
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How conventional
Howard Dean is such a baby. BuzzFlash Headline: Complaining about the torrent of attacks raining down on him from his rivals for the Democratic presidential nomination, Howard Dean on Sunday criticized his party’s national chairman, Terry McAuliffe, for not intervening … Continue reading
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The military is bad for your health
Judith Miller rings the anthrax alarm here. Before Bioport and others receive the $5.6 billion she claims is urgently needed to encourage the development of new vaccines, shouldn’t we address the mounting criticisms the military is stockpiling, and its unwillingness … Continue reading
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