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Keyword: George W. Bush

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Iraq’s Destruction At The Hands Of War Criminals Bush And Blair

Waseem Shehzad

Sha'ban 09, 14442023-03-01

While March 20 will mark 20 years of the illegal invasion and destruction of Iraq by western hegemons, it is also important to not forget that heinous crimes were perpetrated in Iraq against innocent civilians.

Daily News Analysis

Powell: Hero or global war criminal? 

Iqbal Jassat

Rabi' al-Awwal 13, 14432021-10-20

Daily News Analysis

Who is responsible for the worst terrorist attack in Baghdad?

Crescent International

Shawwal 02, 14372016-07-07

There were no Eid celebrations in Baghdad as people mourned the death of more than 250 people in the deadliest terrorist attack since the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003. While the takfiri terrorists claimed responsibility for the suicide bombing, the real perpetrators are the Saudi, Qatari, Turkish regimes that provide support to terrorists. Beyond that, US rulers--Bush, Cheney et al--must be held directly responsible for such crimes.

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Special Reports

Is there an ideology of Bushism?

Eric Walberg

Dhu al-Qa'dah 17, 14362015-09-01

Until recently, Bushism referred only to George W. Bush’s infamous malaproprisms, such as “they misunderestimated me,” “make the pie higher.” As Americans gear up for the 2016 presidential elections, it is coming to mean something completely dif-ferent. Two dynasties are competing for the presidency. Hillary Clinton and Jeb Bush will most likely face off, the former the spouse of the popular Bill Clinton (1992–2000), the latter, the younger brother of the now reviled George Bush junior (2001–2008), herein Bush II — both sons of George H.W. Bush senior (vice presi-dent 1980–1987, president 1988–1991).

Daily News Analysis

Bush and associates to the Criminal Court in the Hague

Crescent International

Safar 18, 14362014-12-11

International Criminal Court complaint filed against Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld, Tenet, Rice and Gonzales. In the wake of the US Senate report into CIA torture, the complaint by respected International Law Professor Francis Boyle against former US officials assumes greater urgency and significance

Letters To The Editor

Lunatic House of Saud

Mohammed H. Siddiq

Dhu al-Hijjah 27, 14342013-11-01

Neither the Saudi ruler nor King Abdullah are fit to rule the Arabian Peninsula.

Special Reports

Obama and masters have torture and war on their minds

Waseem Shehzad

Rajab 11, 14332012-06-01

During his 2008 presidential campaign, candidate Barack Obama repeatedly said the war in Iraq was ill-advised and should be ended.

Daily News Analysis

Bush cancels Geneva trip fearing arrest for war crimes

Crescent International

Rabi' al-Awwal 03, 14322011-02-06

Former US President George Bush canceled a forthcoming trip to Geneva fearing that he might be arrested. Bush was to be keynote speaker at a gala dinner organized by the Jewish group, Keren Hayesod, on February 12.

Editor's Desk

Neo-con tribal warfare erupts after Obamacare

Editor

Rabi' al-Thani 16, 14312010-04-01

David Frum, George Bush’s former speechwriter, is not the kind of person one would invite to dinner. Like all Zionists, he is arrogant, pushy and full of himself. He coined the infamous phrase “axis of evil” used in Bush’s State of the Union address...

Special Reports

Roots and results of George W. Bush’s aggressive unilateralism

Zafar Bangash

Ramadan 11, 14302009-09-01

If paranoia has become the official dogma of US domestic policy, militant unilateralism and hegemonic tendencies born of a sense of raw power have taken hold of Washington’s foreign policies...

World

Library to be named after Bush?

Our Own Correspondent

Rabi' al-Thani 05, 14302009-04-01

Perspectives

Islamic movement needs to re-focus on key objectives post-Bush

Iqbal Siddiqui

Muharram 04, 14302009-01-01

Such was the artificiality of the hype surrounding the election of Barack Obama at the beginning of November last year — only two months ago — that the elation has largely dissipated even before he has taken office. For many Americans, the realization that nothing much is likely to change has emerged from his appointment of establishment political figures to all major offices in his administration.

Guest Editorial

Bush’s pointless tour to meet his stooges in the Middle East

Abu Dharr

Jumada' al-Ula' 27, 14292008-06-01

The self-inflicted wounds on American imperialism and Israeli zionism in Iraq and Afghanistan are easily seen. The public memory is blank to the commander-in-chief who claimed the “end of major combat operations” just a few months after initiating the war against Iraq in March 2003.

Editorials

America and the world look past Bush to a future without the neo-cons

Crescent International

Muharram 23, 14292008-02-01

The US midterm elections in November 2006, in which the Democrats took control of the House of Congress for the first time in twelve years, was perhaps the moment when most commentators in the US realised that the country had turned decisively against Bush and the neo-cons. As analysts dissected the implications of the results, Bush took himself off for a tour of friendly countries in south-east Asia, to generate pictures of himself appearing powerful and statesmanlike and counter the bad political news at home.

Occupied Arab World

Examining the complexities of relations between Syria and the US

Nasr Salem

Muharram 23, 14292008-02-01

George W. Bush’s tour of the Middle East last month was reminiscent of old-style imperialism, when emperors would occasionally tour their vassal states to assert their overlordship and remind their local underlings of their place. George W. Bush concluded his Middle East tour last month by telling Syria, Iran and their allies to “end their interference” in Lebanese politics. This came just a few days after the US president sent “a clear message to the Syrians – that you will continue to be isolated, you will continue to be viewed as a nation that is thwarting the will of the Lebanese people.”

World

Bush administration embarrassed by NIE report contradicting claims on Iran’s nuclear program

Waseem Shehzad

Dhu al-Hijjah 22, 14282008-01-01

Intense debate has erupted in Washington about why sixteen US intelligence agencies unanimously endorsed the National Intelligence Estimate (NIE) report on December 3 relating to Iran’s nuclear programme, which has openly contradicted (and therefore embarrassed) US president George Bush. For years Bush has accused Iran of working on building a “nuclear bomb”, despite vigorous denials from Tehran. The NIE report has confirmed what Iran had been saying all along: that its nuclear programme is for peaceful purposes and that its enrichment activities comply fully with its Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) rights and obligations.

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