“To be honest,” Souad Al-Jazairy said, speaking by phone from Baghdad, “this is the fourth time I have visited since the war, and this is the worst.” Emphasizing that she strongly opposed Saddam Hussein, she repeated emotionally, “This is the worst time in our history.” She added, “I am very upset. Nobody feels what we are experiencing.”

The neo-crazies and their media sycophants have been falsely claiming that the Iranian dispute is now in the hands of the Security Council which has "demanded" that Iran immediately suspend all IAEA-Safeguarded activities.
Of course, the Iranians have absolutely refused to comply because they know perfectly well that the issue with Iran and with Iraq three years ago is not the nuke-oriented nuclear-enrichment programs that Bush alleges are there, so well hidden that the IAEA can't find them.
No, the issue is the Iranian regime itself, which Bush and the neocrazies are determined to supplant, by force if necessary.

Grand Valley Earth Coalition and the Confluence Collective are proud to sponsor the return of Earthday to the Grand Valley.

First-hand observations of how the Iraqi people have suffered show why Iraqis--for the past three years and despite a U.S. importation of democracy--have wanted the occupation to end.

Candle light vigil planned in Denver on April 10th to coincide with events taking place nationally.

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Attorney General Alberto Gonzales hints that Bush has more spying authority than heretofore suggested.
Still, there's no censure from the Dems, maybe because Bush has been tapping them & recording their dirty laundry as blackmail.
Any better explanation for the Dems abject aquiescence on Bush's ever-growing dictatorial direction?