Archived Antiwar.com Home Page from June 22, 2005

Highlights

Walter Jones, Patriot for Peace: Justin Raimondo

The Economics of Terrorism: Scott Horton

The Other War We're Losing: William Lind

My Lionhearted Little Cousin: Alya Shakir

Beginning of the End?: Katrina vanden Heuvel

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– Michael Servetus

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News

Updated June 22, 2005 - 11:02 PM EDT

	US Troops to Stay Despite Iraq 'Progress'
	*Insurgent Spies Overrun Iraq's Security Services*
	*Car Bombings in Iraq Kill 23, Injure 56*
	*Poll: Opposition to Iraq War Continues to Grow*
	US Survey: 'High Risk' of WMD Attack in Decade
	3 US Soldiers Killed in Combat West of Baghdad
	*U-2 Spy Plane Crashes in Southwestern Asia, Pilot Killed*
	*White House Rebuffs Independent Probe of Guantanamo*
	*US Was Big Spender in Days Before Iraq Handover*
	*'Free Trade' in 2005: Subsidies for the Richest, Tariffs for the Poorest*

Viewpoints

	The Economics of Terrorism by Scott Horton
	Recruitment Shortfall Shows War Unnecessary by Tad Bartimus
	Starting a War the Old-Fashioned Way by Ed Quillen

	The Other War We're Losing by William S. Lind
	My Lionhearted Little Cousin by Alya Shakir
	The Crumbling Has Begun by Fred Reed
More Viewpoints

Spotlight

The Beginning of the End?
by Katrina vanden Heuvel

Zawahiri a Republican?

Believe the Military?

Frontline

	Goss' 'Excellent' Idea
	Secrets of the Allies
	Iraq Suicide Bomber Traced to Britain
	Despite Regime Change, Iraq Debts Keep Mounting
	Memos: UN Knew Saddam Violated Sanctions
	Iraqi Official: US Hiding Secrets About Saddam
	Wolfowitz Won't Discuss Critical British Memos
	US Interests Protect Cairo and Riyadh Governments
	Arms Trade 'Undermines Efforts to Relieve Debt'

Iraqi Hospitals Ailing Under Occupation

US vs. the Insurgents

	Iraqi Rebels Refine Bomb Skills, Pushing Toll of GI's Higher
	CIA Describes Iraq as Terror Laboratory
	US General: Many Insurgents in Iraq Paid
	US Envoy to Iraq Vows to Crush Insurgency
	Web: Al-Qaeda Forms Iraqis-Only Suicide Brigade

Today in Iraq

	Kurdish Security Chief Slain in Iraq
	Aid Agencies Call for Access to Karabila
	New PBS Documentary Questions Role of Military Contractors in Iraq
	Wounded al-Arabiya Reporter Moved From Iraq to Jordan
	Vietnam Vets in Iraq See 'Entirely Different War'
	Former Iraqi VP Tariq Aziz Testifies

Iraqi Politics

	Sunni Arab Role May Snag Iraq Constitution
	Lie Tests Clear Allawi of Murder Allegations
	US Envoy to Iraq Urges 'Inclusive’ Constitution
	Attorney Calls Saddam Hussein's Detention Unlawful

The New Iraq

	Iraqi Tribes Accused of Oil Protection Racket
	Iraq Makes List of World's Endangered Cultural Sites

Global Iraq Fallout

	Rice Predicts No Breakthrough on Iraq Debt
	Rice Urges Arab States to Send Envoys to Baghdad
	Iraq Asks World to Keep Promises on Aid
	Freed Australian Hostage Abandons Plans to Return to Iraq
	Aussie Hostage: Sorry for Calling for Withdrawal, the War Is Great

Afghanistan

	Fighting a Hard, Half-Forgotten War in Afghanistan
	32 Suspected Taliban Rebels Killed in Afghanistan
	'Would-Be Killers of US Envoy’ Arrested
	Afghanistan Blames Pakistan for Sheltering Taliban

India/Pakistan/Kashmir

	India Completes Hat-Trick of Surface-to-Air Missile Tests
	India Says Pakistan Violated Kashmir Bus Agreement
	Top Hizbul Commander Killed in Kashmir
	Indian Army Prepares Plan to Demilitarize Kashmir Glacier
	No Shift in Stand on Kashmir, PM Tells Vajpayee
	US-Pakistan Naval Exercises Begin

Koreas

	Seoul Protesters Anger N. Korea Delegates
	South Korean PM Seeks Support on North
	South Korea Upset Over US Criticism of North Korea
	Former US Envoy to North Korea Optimistic About Talks
	US Military and South Korean Union Agree to Minimize Layoffs at American Bases

Japan

	Back in Tokyo, Koizumi Is Criticized
	Koizumi Pledges to Consider New War Memorial, Roh Says
	Report: US Asks Japan for $545 Million for Missile Defense

China & Her Neighbors

	Taiwan Sends Warships to Defend Fishermen in Waters Disputed With Japan
	Beijing Officially Makes Tsang Chief of Hong Kong
	China Set to Mass Produce New Generation of Fighter Jet Trainers

Vietnam

	Bush Vows Increased Ties With Vietnam
	Bush to Visit Vietnam in 2006
	Bush, Vietnamese Prime Minister Talk Trade
	Bush Supports Vietnam on Effort to Join WTO

Asia

	Colombo to Share Tsunami Aid With Tamil Tigers
	Child's View of Burma's Civil War
	Security Agency Accuses Uzbeks of Rights Abuses

Europe

	Europe Struggles With Boundaries of Free Speech
	For Serbs, a Slow Road Back to Kosovo
	EU Leaders Step Up the Sniping Over Future
	Russian Military Rocket Crashes After Launch

Cuba

House Panel Votes to Ease Cuba Trade Rule

Mexico

	Mexico's Zapatista Rebels to Weigh Future
	Mexico's Zapatista Rebels Stir After Years Dormant
	Mexico Launches Investigation Into President’s Allies

John Bolton

	Frist Doubts New Bolton Vote, Then Says He'll Try Again
	Bush Faces Hard Choices Over Bolton
	Democrats Not Swayed by Anger Over Bolton Post
	The John Bolton Imbroglio

US Military

	Top Marines Say 'Lack of Leadership' Led to Humvee Armor Delay
	Married Military Couples in Iraq May Soon Live Apart
	Army Captain Convicted in Connection With Abuse of Recruits
	Sergeant Accused of Killing Fellow Soldier
	Lockheed's Submarine-Launched Missile to Be Faster Than Cruise Variety

The War at Home

	Lawmakers, Including Republicans, Criticize Pentagon on Disputed Billing by Halliburton
	Democrats Press Bush Harder on Iraq
	House Approves Intelligence Measure
	Contractor Who Bought Rep's House Made Employees Give Political Contributions
	Scientists Urge MIT to Press Pentagon on Missile Defense Data
	Durbin Apologizes for Remarks on Abuse

War on Terror

	Repercussions of America's 'War on Terror'
	Father, Son Deny Ties to al-Qaeda Terrorist Camp
	Bush Issues Warning on Peril of Releasing Gitmo Prisoners
	Acquitted 9/11 Suspect Returns to Morocco

Lebanon/Syria

	Blast Kills Anti-Syrian Critic in Lebanon
	Rice Tells Syria to 'Knock It Off' in Lebanon
	US Ties Syria to Slayings in Lebanon
	Beirut Killing Stokes Lebanese Fears
	Syria Denounces Assassination of Lebanese Politician
	Lebanon Cuts Loose
	Lebanon's Lahoud: Last Man Standing

Iran

	Iran Warns Vote-Rigging Threatens Presidential Run-Off
	Anti-West Forces Unite in Iran Elections
	Iran Leader Warns Against Unrest
	Bitter Iran Leadership Dispute Intensifies
	Iran Seizes Candidate's Election Material
	Reformers Line Up Behind Rafsanjani for Iran Presidency
	Rafsanjani Rallies Students Ahead of Iran Runoff
	UK: Don't Pin Hopes for Reform on Rafsanjani
	Iran's Web Censorship Among World's Strictest: Report

Israel/Palestine

	Sharon and Abbas Summit Fails to Make Progress
	Palestinian PM Calls Sharon 'Difficult'
	Gaza Violence Flares as Abbas, Sharon Meet
	Sharon Refuses to Talk of Peace Until Palestinian Guns Are Silenced
	Pentagon Cuts Back on Weapons to Israel
	The Moment a Suicide Bombing Mission Failed
	Israel to Resume Targeted Killings of Senior Islamic Jihad Militants

Egypt

	Mubarak Says Egypt Smashed Militant Cell
	Egypt's Judges Criticize Changes in Political Law

Middle East

	Washington Takes Credit for Democracy Gains in Middle East
	Arabs Unimpressed by US Vow of Mideast Policy Change
	Saudi Arabia Tells US It Can Pump More Oil
	Gadhafi Opponents Plan to Oust Him
	Rice Focuses on Women in Mideast
	Jordan's King Aims for Reforms

Zimbabwe

	Zimbabwe Govt Destroys Poor People's Vegetable Gardens
	Zimbabwe Slum Dwellers Are Left With Only Dust
	The Reasons for Zimbabwe's Blitz

Sudan

	New Front Flares Up in Eastern Sudan
	Sudan Rebels Claim They Are Holding 20, Promise 'Real War'

Africa

	Somalia 'Government' Sets Up Base in City of Jowhar
	Togo Announces New Government
	Ashanti to Continue Exploring in Congo
	French Troops Accused of Robbing Ivory Coast Bank