Bush was braced for one of the toughest fights of his political life yesterday as a fierce row broke out over whether he has been misleading the American public over the worsening violence in Iraq. The crisis also rippled across the Atlantic with claims that the administration hid crucial Iraq intelligence from its British allies.Sparking the crisis was a series of leaks from a hard-hitting new book by the political journalist Bob Woodward, one of the two Washington Post reporters who broke the Watergate scandal that engulfed the Nixon administration three decades ago.The author's first television interview on the Iraq book is due to be shown this evening on the CBS show 60 Minutes, and is expected to ignite a huge row over the conduct of the war. The book lifts the lid on an administration in crisis, claiming that Bush and his top officials have deliberately covered up the seriousness of the violence in the war-torn country.... http://observer.guardian.co.uk censor News |
Editor - 19:57:00 09-30-06 |
Officers Fired 110 Rounds at Man Suspected in Deputy's Death in Florida, Autopsy Shows |
| Officers fired 110 rounds of ammunition at the man suspected of killing a sheriff's deputy, according to an autopsy & records released by the sheriff's office Saturday. Angilo Freeland who was suspected of fata.. full News |
Editor - 19:36:00 09-30-06 |
Total curfew declared in Baghdad. Is this another what Bush calls "misimpressions" about Iraq |
| The Iraqi government has declared an immediate curfew in the capital, Baghdad, to run until Sunday morning. The move affects both vehicles and pedestrians, a spokesman for the Iraqi prime minister said. A senio.. full News |
Editor - 13:05:00 09-30-06 |
West 'will fail' without Pakistan |
| Pakistan's president has warned the West would be "brought to its knees" without his country's co-operation in the so-called war on terror. "If we were not with you, you won't manage anything," said President P.. full News |
Editor - 12:58:00 09-30-06 |
US nurtures ties with Kazakhstan. Interesting, Bush will make the Devil his Ally as long as big Oil money is involved |
| Bush has praised his Kazakh counterpart, Nursultan Nazarbayev, for transforming the former Soviet republic into a 'free nation'. After talks between the two leaders in Washington, Mr Bush thanked his guest for .. full News |
Editor - 12:33:00 09-30-06 |
U.S. fence ends immigration dream of Mexico's Fox |
| Mexican President Vicente Fox retires in November with his dream shattered of a U.S. immigration overhaul that would allow millions more Mexicans to work legally north of the border. Fox was once warmly describ.. full News |
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