Last Updated: Nov 22, 2004
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Issue no. 739
Editorial
Editorial: Turning Falluja into a tombstone
Pages 2-3
Many former soldiers resist a "Backdoor Draft"
Black teen in Maryland dies after beating
After the battle of Falluja, the Iraqi insurgency grows
The only person who can choose is the woman herself
Pages 4-5
Chinese workers strike for a 170% wage increase!
Germany: Fifteen years after the fall of the Wall
Palestine: Arafat is buried, but not the Palestinian people
Iraq: Acute malnutrition of young children
Pages 6-7
Teamsters pension plan: Gangsters out – gangsters in!
Kmart merger with Sears: Little shark gobbles big shark
California: Green light to "the outrageous and extraordinary greed of executives"
Page 8
Bush to the CIA:
Shut up!
Nov 22, 2004
Porter Goss, Bush's recent appointee to head the CIA, has been busy getting rid of people. At least half a dozen senior CIA career officers have been forced out, a purge that goes beyond the political appointees at the top of the spy agency.
Goss issued a memo to the agency's staff that made his objective clear. He said their job is to "support the administration and its policies." He cautioned them not to "identify with, support, or champion opposition to the administration."
In other words, the next time Bush lies about weapons of mass destruction, he doesn't want anyone leaking information to the press.




