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Et spørgsmål til Amerika: Hvornår bliver det for meget? 11. oktober, 2004 Kort efter at George W Bush slap "krigens hunde" løs mod Irak sidste år og lige efter, at modstandsbevægelsen var begyndt at vokse, spurgte Bush: "Hvad er der i vejen med de mennesker: ved de ikke, hvor gode vi (amerikanere) er ?" Og det er lige præcis det, jeg ser som et meget stort problem med så mange af mine amerikanske medborgere – og et problem der bliver værre i stedet for bedre. Her i USA er der "en dybt følt tro på at ligegyldigt, hvad denne nations regerende organer gør i udlandet, ligegyldigt hvor galt det ser ud til at være, ligegyldigt hvilke rædsler der kommer ud af det, så mener den amerikanske regering det godt". At regeringen har gode hensigter og mener det godt. Og generelt undrer den amerikanske offentlighed sig over, hvorfor resten af verden...

The best picks about Iraq war now Features collected by TFF • October 8, 2004 The New York Times – Editorial The verdict is in Editor’s note I Could it be said more clearly? The Guardian Dear Mike, Iraq sucks – letters from Iraq to Michael Moore The Guardian, Jamie Wilson Tariq Aziz lost faith in Saddam. Miscalculations and divisions at top exposed New York Times Iraq’s disappearing election Sunday Herald The West’s battle for oil – five months before September 11 it was advocated to use force to secure control over oil… Los Angeles Times Ramadi – Iraqi city on edge of chaos Ray McGovern, TruthOut More troops to Iraq…After the election Peter Grier & Faye Bowers, Christian Science Monitor Iraq efforts by the numbers. Details in little-seen government report (Amazing facts…) James Glanz and Thom Shanker, IHT Iraqi rebels show wide pattern of resistance Foreign Policy in Focus...

Irak, dansk Irak-politik, terrortrusler mod Danmark Artikler plukket af TFF • 25.september, 2004 Nye terrortrusler mod Danmark Jyllands-Posten Socialdemokratiet søger borgfred om Irak Politiken Socialdemokratiet kræver langsigtet plan for Irakstyrken Politiken "Motståndet i Irak behöver politiskt stöd" Samtal med Sammi Alaa, Irakiska patriotiska alliansen och ordförande för den danska Kommitén för ett fritt Irak Proletären Udenlandsk støtte til Frank Grevil – samtale med Daniel Ellsberg Information Iraks regeringschef: Terrorister vælter ind i Irak Jyllands-Posten Back to front page

The West losing the war against terror – New Cold War with Islam? Features collected by TFF • September 25, 2004 Why West is losing – About a pathbreaking book by a CIA analyst Eric Margolis in The Toronto Sun The new cold war with Islam Mohawid H. Shah in the Christian Science Monitor and The Wisdom Fund House Republicans and Democrats unite in linking Iraq with 9/11 Stephen Zunes on Common Dreams Cat Stevens to take legal action BBC One war to alienate moderate Muslims: deport Cat Background to who Cat Stevens/Yusuf Islam is and his work for peace Mansoor Ijaz in The Christian Science Monitor Back to front page

Bridge to Baghdad and the terrible abduction of aid and peace workers Features collected by TFF • September 24, 2004 The story behind – Democracy Now! Who seized Simona Torretta? This Iraqi kidnapping has the mark of an undercover police operation By Naomi Klein and Jeremy Scahill, The Guardian, Thursday September 16, 2004 Iraqi aid coordinator resigns after abduction of Italian colleagues ReliefWeb, September 9, 2004 Italians unite around hostages Occupation Watch, September 9, 2004 Website boasts ‘slaughter’ of women Rory McCarthy, The Guardian, September 24, 2004 Free Our Friends -current news and info about the case Bridge to Baghdad official website Petition – free our friends, they are not instruments of the occupying forces Please express your solidarity by signing the petition on this page! Says Jan Oberg, TFF director, "I signed it with the comment that the world needs millions of bridges for peace like these courageous people."...

The ongoing tragedy in Iraq Features collected by TFF • September 25, 2004 Bush upbeat as Iraq burns Bob Herbert, op-ed columnist in The New York Times Why we should leave Iraq Jonathan Schell in The Nation & TomDispatch Baghdad Year Zero: Pillaging Iraq in pursuit of a Neocon Utopia A conversation with Naomi Klein, from New Democracy A strident minority: anti-Bush US troops in Baghdad Ann Scott Tyson in The Christian Science Monitor Who are the progressives in Iraq? The Left, the Right, and the Islamists Frank Smyth, Foreign Policy in Focus Arab League condemns terrorism in Iraq & pledges to support Bagdad Truthout – AFP Iraq losing its best and brightest Howard LaFranchi in The Christian Science Monitor Iraq: A descent into civil war? Luke Harding in The Guardian Factbox: Guerilla strongholds in Iraq – where the US has no control Reuters Classic guerilla war forming in Iraq...

The forthcoming US elections Features collected by TFF • August 16, 2004 Manuel Valenzuela, ICH The Ghost of Orwell is Upon us Alexander Cockburn, ICH Bush v. Kerry? Not Even a Dime’s Worth of Difference Ray McGovern, ICH Not scared yet? Try connecting these dots J. Stanton, News Insider Kings of Pain: Britain, United States and Israel Related Feature Collections Who is George W. Bush? – October 27, 2004 US Presidential Elections – August 16, 2004 US Presidential Elections – October 24, 2004 The US Empire – what future, what end? – November 1, 2004 Ronald Bruce St. John, FPF High Time Bush Defines the Enemy William Rivers Pitt, Truthout Fabricating Terror Paul Krugman, Truthout Bush’s Own Goal Waging Peace US Presidential Candidate Report Card: Turn the Tide in US Nuclear Policy Back to front page

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Ministerbetjening, ministerbetjening, ministerbetjening 16 augusti 2004 Vi er nu nået til tredje akt i det absurde teaterstykke, der i analogi med de store skueprocesser i Moskva 1936-38 er blevet døbt ‘Grevil-sagen’. Første akt bestod i min anonyme fremlæggelse af egenhændigt nedklassificerede rapporter i Berlingske Tidende i februar og marts. Andet akt udgjordes af min fremtræden med navn og billede i Information i april samt den efterfølgende mediestorm, som uden min direkte medvirken kostede en forsvarsminister taburetten samt en sigtelse for brud på tavshedspligten. Tredje akt bliver en retssag, hvor jeg står tiltalt for at have overtrådt straffelovens bestemmelser om uberettiget videregivelse eller udnyttelse af fortrolige oplysninger. Statsanklageren har ovenikøbet valgt at påberåbe sig særligt skærpende omstændigheder. Da jeg aldrig har modtaget betaling for at stille rapporterne til rådighed eller lade mig interviewe, må det skærpende bestå i, at "videregivelsen eller udnyttelsen er sket under sådanne omstændigheder, at det påfører andre...

LinksTFF’s Comprehensive Link Library Collection Iraq 4Read the materials on Iraq from 2004 here Collection Iraq 3Read the materials on Iraq from 2004 here Collection Iraq 2Read the newest materials on Iraq here Articles by non-TFF Associates F e a t u r e s Walden Bello, July 27, 2003Empire, war and citizenship Special FeaturesUS Losing in Iraq & Afghanistan(July 3, 2003) Scott Peterson, CSMExpectations gap rankles Iraq Sarah Chayes, IHTInside Afghanistan: The warlords are reaping the spoils… Khaled Hosseini, IHT…while the Afghans await the promised aid Kal Raustiala, IHTU.S. may not be imperial, but it does have an empire Farhang Jahanpour, PhD, July 3, 2003Militarism is a Greater Threat than Terrorism Special FeaturesIraqi Women (July 3, 2003) Ghida al-Juburi, IWPRWomen Excluded from Post-War Reconstruction Iraqi Women’s Rights CoalitionEqual Rights Now! Special FeaturesUS losing in Iraq (June 30, 2003) Anup Shah, The Iraq CrisisAttack on Iraq Marwan Bishara, IHTThe Israelization...