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False Pretenses

Following 9/11, President Bush and seven top officials of his administration waged a carefully orchestrated campaign of misinformation about the threat posed by Saddam Hussein's Iraq.

By Charles Lewis and Mark Reading-Smith (more

Date Added: January 23, 2008

Night of the Generals

The six retired generals who stepped forward last spring to publicly attack Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's handling of the Iraq war had to overcome a culture of reticence based on civilian control of the military.... more

Date Added: July 15, 2007

An Interview with Ibrahim Ebeid

Neo-CONNED News recently conducted an interview with Ibrahim Ebeid, an Editor with the Arab website, Al-Moharer.net.  The interesting site has frequently been the primary source of statements from leading Iraqi government... more

Date Added: May 06, 2006

The People (via McGovern) v. Rumsfeld

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This Thursday,... more

Date Added: May 06, 2006

The sad, lawless saga continues: GTMO detainees remain in legal black hole.

In a short but important introduction to Chapter 25 of Neo-CONNED! Again, the editors... more

Date Added: March 03, 2006

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It Will Only Get Worse

2.jpgDespite flurries of promises that the so-called "insurgency" is "just about out of steam," "nearly nailed," "pressing for a political solution," and "finally ready to 'deal,'" our boys and girls continue to spill their blood in the occupation phase of a blatantly unjust, unquestionably illegal, and patently imprudent war of aggression. But how to express--intelligently--the outrage we all feel? How to capture the unarticulated but no less real rage behind the Downing Street Memo revelation that indeed, after all is said and done, it is true that the administration CONNED us into a war, using only WMD as a convenient pretext, that it had decided upon well in advance.

Indeed, how else to explain that three independent commissions said we were "all wrong" on Iraq's WMDs. Is it feasible that we were really that ignorant?

No, it's not. Nor is it easy to articulate all the reason's we decent, ordinary, real Americans feel so outraged about what has been done to other undeserving human beings in our name, with our money, and with the flesh and blood of our sons, daughters, parents, relatives, and friends.

One way to help capture, articulate, and channel that outrage is to buy, read, and spread the new, groundbreaking, comprehensive series on the Iraq war, Neo-CONNED! and Neo-CONNED! Again. Nowhere else will you find such refreshing honesty, crystalline thinking, and gut-wrenching candor. Read it, digest it, reflect upon it, share it with friends, and even with enemies.

Then let its ability to articulate clearly what up 'til now you may have only felt as an instinct into concrete, well-thought-out action, to take back our government from the ideologues who have captured it and who threaten to plunge this nation--and the world--into another world war.