Jill Hussein C., Brilliant at Breakfast AlterNet: Media and Technology. June 6, 2008. Evidence that the President lied to the nation is irrefutable and growing.
Gareth Porter, The Nation. January 26, 2008. Last time it was scary speed-boats, this time it's a bogus link to a bombing in Argentina -- one by one, Iran hawks' lies keep unraveling.
Charles Lewis, Mark Reading-Smith, The Center for Public Integrity. January 24, 2008. Bush and his top officials waged a campaign of misinformation about the threat posed by Saddam Hussein's Iraq.
Susan C. Strong, AlterNet. November 30, 2007. The administration's torture policy is driven by fear and false assumptions. It's time the public learned the truth about pain-tainted information.
James Denselow, Comment Is Free. November 29, 2007. Truth is a casualty when governments and generals cherry-pick figures to support a partisan purpose.
Conn Hallinan, Foreign Policy in Focus. October 19, 2007. In 1258, the Mongols took Baghdad, murdered its inhabitants, burned its libraries, and ravished its lands. The Bush administration has done the same, but hidden it behind a smoke screen of lies.
Frank Rich, The New York Times. October 15, 2007. "Bush lies" doesn’t cut it anymore. It’s time to confront the darker reality that we are lying to ourselves.
Allan Uthman, Buffalo Beast. March 24, 2007. We can't just blame the media alone for not telling the truth -- we've got to face the fact that audiences are paying to hear those lies.
Robert Dreyfuss, TomPaine.com. February 15, 2007. Bush is discovering that boldly lying about Iran isn't enough. He needs his chorus of liars behind him ... and they're all gone.
Robert Scheer, Truthdig. February 14, 2007. How the scheming of Douglas Feith created the illusion of an Iraq-Al Qaeda partnership and led the U.S. into war.
David Swanson, davidswanson.org. February 12, 2007. Reporters from the New York Times and others are trying to convince us that this time around, we can trust the U.S. intelligence community's evidence of Iran's bad intentions, but where is the evidence?
Robert Parry, Consortium News. October 31, 2006. Bush's defenders say he's just an honest guy who gets lots of bad information but the evidence points to a leader who wants his subordinates to give him a steady supply of "talking points" that can be used to achieve his goals whether the arguments are true, half true or totally false.
Joshua Holland, AlterNet. October 27, 2006. Bush's White House is going down in flames, and the Republican machine is doing everything it can to keep "conservatism" from burning along with it.
