[Ugnet] How Cheney's Firm Routed $132m to Nigeria via Tottenham Lawyer

How Cheney's Firm Routed $132m toNigeria via Tottenham LawyerBy Solomon Hughes and Jason NisseThe Independent U.K. Sunday 03 October 2004 A lawyer, based in offices in a run-down part of north London, worked with three British executives from the US construction group Halliburton to pay at least

[Ugnet] U.S. 'Hyping' Darfur Genocide Fears

U.S. 'Hyping' Darfur Genocide Fears By Peter Beaumont The Observer U.K. Sunday 03 October 3, 2004 American warnings that Darfur is heading for an apocalyptic humanitarian catastrophe have been widely exaggerated by administration officials, it is alleged by international aid workers in Sudan.

[Ugnet] Dear Mike, Iraq Sucks

Dear Mike, Iraq SucksThe Guardian U.K. Tuesday 05 September 2004 Civilian contractors are fleecing taxpayers; US troops don't have proper equipment; and supposedly liberated Iraqis hate them. After the release of Fahrenheit 9/11, Michael Moore received a flood of letters and emails from

[Ugnet] You are more likely to cheat as you get older

NEWS You are more likely to cheat as you get older Story by NATION Reporter Publication Date: 10/11/2004 The older you are, the more likely you are to cheat on your partner, the Nation survey shows. Twenty four per cent of those in the 18-20 age group admitted to being unfaithful,

[Ugnet] Cameroon's reluctant campaigner

Cameroon's reluctant campaigner By Randy Joe Sa-ah BBC correspondent in Cameroon Until recently, Monday's presidential election in Cameroon was remarkable for the fact that the incumbent had failed to campaign for his re-election. Campaigning in Cameroon has been a colourful

[Ugnet] Scott Ritter: If you had seen what I have seen

Scott Ritter: If you had seen what I have seen The inspection process was rigged to create uncertainty over WMD to bolster the US and UK's case for war 10 October 2004 It appears that the last vestiges of perceived legitimacy regarding the decision of President George Bush and Tony Blair to

[Ugnet] The days of the British East India Co are back. Blair now has his troops set for

The jungle days of the 'British East India Company' are back. Blair now has his troops set for Africa. Are we to take this lying down? Blair back after Africa troop vow Mr Blair appealed to the world to help Africa out of

[Ugnet] Poor shun Uganda's independence day celebration

Poor shun Independence Day celebrations By Agnes Nandutu Peter Nyanzi Oct 11, 2004 KAMPALA — As celebrations went on in Kololo to mark the country’s 42nd Independence Day anniversary, many Ugandans went on with normal business. A mini survey by The Monitor in Kampala’s business district