Bush U N speech criticizes war over threats
Our view questions President Bush's push for a wide scale war against Iraq citing hubris and reliance on outdated gulf war evidence. It warns that pre emptive strike risks Arab backlash, regional instability, and endless U S meddling unless weapons inspections resume.
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TV emotion overload on Pearl Harbor anniversary critique
Thomas Lowell argues that wall to wall TV coverage of 9/11 and other tragedies fuels a national maudlin mood. He praises Jennifer Harper for restraint and urges focus on action against terrorism rather than public grieving. He condemns rights rhetoric for captured terrorists and calls for measured wartime responses.
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Intelligence shortfalls loom over press and policy debate
Cal Thomas cites Meet the Press and Today interviews where Vice President Cheney and President Bush fault intelligence and demand reform. The piece highlights Senate probes, DIA and CIA failures, and Bill Gertz’s book detailing blocked alerts before the USS Cole attack and critiques of CIA leadership.
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