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...weren't for our troops fighting in numerous wars, we might not have the freedoms we have today and America could have become a country like Iraq. The war on terrorism started the day al-Qaeda decided to crash planes into buildings, killing thousands of Americans. I do not blame Bush for this, and I stand by him 100%. If we didn't go to Iraq and stand up for our country, that would give other terrorists an opportunity to attack America. It is disrespectful not to fight for those who died on 9/11. Alexis A. Emery Aberdeen, New Jersey...
...crimes tribunal; of a brain tumor; in Oxford, England. The low-key but occasionally prickly barrister resigned in February owing to grave health, after two years of regular courtroom wrangling with the defiant Serbian leader over everything from cell-phone use to the former dictator's efforts to blame the Balkan wars on Western political leaders...
...first arrests - that Acebes admitted terrorists linked to al-Qaeda could be involved. Now 19 alleged jihadists await trial. Spain's first official inquiry into 3/11 has veered quickly from the events leading up to the attacks to the charge that Aznar's Popular Party (PP) government deliberately focused blame on ETA. The alleged motive: fears that evidence of al-Qaeda involvement would drive the electorate - which bitterly opposed Spain's support for the Iraq war - to vote for the Socialists in elections on March 14. "We are faced with two versions," says Jordi Jané, a representative...
...worried. Suzanne Rosselet of the IMD World Competitiveness Yearbook suggests that calls for tax harmonization have the problem backwards. "It's a fog behind which they are trying to hide the true problems in their own economies," she says. "They need to reform themselves before they put the blame on all the other economies...
...President already shelved one overhaul plan after Pentagon chief Donald Rumsfeld objected to it. And the report put off until after the November election any examination of whether the faulty intelligence came about because of White House pressure. "It's designed to protect the Administration and put all the blame on the intelligence community," said one senior Republican. Similarly, if Butler goes easy on Downing Street, the temptation for Blair will be to say lessons have been learned. But unlike Bush, Blair faces an immediate test of public reaction: two by-elections in Labour-held areas this week...