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Stories from 2003-09-18

Saudis Consider Nuclear Bomb

Ewen MacAskill and Ian Traynor | Guardian | September 18, 2003

"Until now, the assumption in Washington was that Saudi Arabia was content to remain under the US nuclear umbrella. But the relationship between Saudi Arabia and the US has steadily worsened since the September 11 attacks on New York and Washington." [more]

Transcript: What is Happening is an Absolute Slaughter Every Night of Iraqi People

Robert Fisk | Democracy Now! | September 18, 2003

"I'm just watching two Apache helicopters as I speak to you now just flying over the buildings in front of me, on 'antiterrorist patrol', as it's called. There is a real guerilla war underway here, and when you are on the ground you realize it's moving out of control. Washington is still trying to present this as a success story and it's not, anymore than Afghanistan." [more]

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