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Capitol Hill Blue: Bush’s Erratic Behavior Worries White House Aides Well, looks like the denizens of the West Wing are beginning to feel the pain from working for George W. Bush. “In meetings with top aides and administration officials, the President goes from quoting the Bible in one breath to obscene tantrums against the media,…

Read More Now he’s begun scaring even the White House staff!

Well, it would appear that some of the content of the alleged Ruprah-FBI correspondence has been borne out by events. The documents IPIS Research claim to have obtained include references to a planned deal to produce currency for the RCD-Goma rebels in eastern Congo in exchange for diamonds. Now, Air AK47 would not be getting…

Read More The reality of Bout – more horror in a place that has plenty

Our friend Richard Chichakli, Texan accountant and business identity, would surely agree that some of his customers have been other than controversial. After all, in his capacity as president of San Air General Trading he would surely have been delighted to see some US$925,000 in two months come into the company. The source of these…

Read More Why was Mr. C receiving funds from the Liberian shipping register?

It is reported that agreement has been reached to terminate the US offensive in Najaf and to hand over security to a force drawn from local tribal militias. Moqtada al-Sadr’s army will, supposedly, evacuate the city and cease operations, though not necessarily disband. All very good, but why didn’t it all happen much earlier? Back…

Read More The tribal solution in Najaf – why now?

Our favourite defence secretary, Geoff Hoon, surprised everyone recently when he announced a further deployment of British troops to Iraq. It shouldn’t have been much of a surprise, because every media source in the kingdom has trailed the deployment of some 3,000 additional soldiers for weeks, and the idea of calling on Britain for more…

Read More British deployment to Iraq: bad timing