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Yesterday’s top 30 rating items on Scoop were...
President George W. Bush and his foreign-policy team have systematically and knowingly deceived the American people in
order to gain support for an unprovoked attack on Iraq.
To what extent do the nature and scope of the threat justify the recourse to force? Use of force can only be a final
recourse. Why go to war if there still exists an unused space in resolution 1441?
The following pictures show the inside of the set for the town of Bree from the Lord of The Rings Trilogy which began
shooting in New Zealand yesterday under the direction of Peter Jackson.
"To contemplate war is to think about the most horrible of human experiences. On this February day, as this nation
stands at the brink of battle, every American on some level must be contemplating the horrors of war.
The 10,000-strong Anti-War march led by Global Peace and Justice Auckland [GPJA] delivered a peaceful “No War’ message
to the New Zealand public, the Government, and to Auckland City’s commerce/retail heart. Thousands more lined the street
offering ...
Around 6000 Wellingtonians turned out today for a march against war in Iraq. The demonstration is thought to have been
around the largest in the capital over the last couple of decades.
A million marched in Rome, 1.3 milion paraded in Barcelona, two million in Madrid, a half million in London, 250,000 in
New York. From Canberra to Cape Town, from Karachi to Chicago, from Wellington to Warsaw, millions of stern, defiant,
impassioned and ...
ACC case managers have been forcing claimants to suspect dodgy rehabilitation plans all year round by sending standard
“form” or “computer” letters, sanctioned by senior staff. The letters stipulate that every page in the rehabilitation
plan be signed ...
Friday's U.N. Security Council briefing by UNMOVIC head Blix and IAEA head Al-Baradei allowed the world a short reprieve
from talk of war. The condemning report and evidence the U.S. and U.K delegations had been hoping for from the
inspectors never materialized ...
Scoop Images of Auckland's 10,000-strong Anti-War Protest.
Officials from the state of Georgia have admitted that a program "patch" was administered to over 22,000 unauditable
touch-screen voting machines in Georgia. This took place shortly before the November 2002 election.
Auckland, Greenpeace flew an 18 by 6 metre 'No War, Peace Now' banner above the opening of the America's Cup yacht
challenge today to promote peace, as protest against a war in Iraq spread around the world.
Secret papers made public in a new book make a mockery of Helen Clark's policy of saying nothing about the New Zealand
SAS role in Afghanistan, says the National Party Foreign Affairs spokesman Dr Wayne Mapp. "Her say nothing position on
the SAS ...
New Write Uncovers Sas Movements 2. More Bureaucracy For Tertiary Education 3. Act Annual Conference: March 14th – 16th
4. France Labelled A “Second-Rate Country” 5. Hot Goss From Parliament 6. Top Ten Agenda Items At The Act Conference 7.
Website ...
President Bush Meets with Prime Minister Howard of Australia Remarks by the President and Prime Minister Howard of
Australia in Photo Opportunity The Oval Office
As of 13th of February folk in 484 locations around the world (including Antarctica!) had registered their intention to
protest on February 15th against war in Iraq. This weekend’s protests are expected to be the biggest ever public
mobilisation against ...
Scoop has pictures of the inside of bree. All the latest on Timor and comprehensive coverage of the campagn trail... for
the Pakistan Coup see earlier special Scoop Today bulletin.
Over the weekend the Prime Minister dismissed the protests by tens of thousands of New Zealanders in 20 centres
yesterday as "not as large" as those from previous issues in the past.
In early February, 2003, programmers for Diebold Election Systems admitted that they had been parking highly sensitive
company files (See also Scoop Mirror ) on an unprotected web site, a serious security mistake by anyone's reckoning.
Charlie Amner has submitted images of Wellington's Anti-War protest march from this morning: Saturday February 15 2003.
By 2004, most voters in the US may well be voting by touch-screen systems, provided by a handful of companies, mainly
private. Routine oversight of the counting process is effectively impossible.
Lyndon Johnson is remembered for lying about Vietnam, Richard Nixon for lying about Watergate, Bill Clinton for lying
about adultery. George W. Bush is known as a straight shooter. What’s wrong with that picture?
Greenpeace has released graphic and disturbing video footage of the reality of war - Scoop Editors advise that this is
published solely to cause people to consider the true reality of allowing war to go ahead...
Scoop Photo-Essay 2: The Anti-War march led by Global Peace and Justice Auckland [GPJA] delivered a peaceful “No War’
message to the New Zealand public, the Government, and to Auckland City’s commerce/retail heart. Thousands more lined
the street offering ...
Green Co-Leader Jeanette Fitzsimons said Prime Minister Helen Clark is fooling herself if she dismisses yesterday's
nationwide protests as "relatively small".
The Prime Minister undersold the government programme as boring. It is actually dangerous "snake oil". Successive
governments have avoided real structural reform by claiming as Clark did on Tuesday to be moving the economy "up the
value chain" ...
Alliance Leader, Laila Harré told a Peace Concert in Auckland today that if Blair and Howard were playing America’s
poodles over Iraq Prime Minister Helen Clark was taking the part of the sheep.
A Photograph From Wellington's Peace March With Poem...
Sign is symbol, symbol is sign. Consider: *Powell goes to the United Nations so that the missile attacks on Baghdad and
Basra can begin -- and, in the lobby of that grand building, Picasso's "Guernica" painting, which depicts the horrific
results of the ...
At our Napier caucus, the National Party decided there would be four main issues it would put its name on this year,
economic growth, welfare dependency, one standard of citizenship and education. These are long term challenges for New
Zealand, so ...