Historian Arno J. Mayer, author of "Why the Heavens Did Not Darken: The 'Final Solution' in History", examines the U.S. drive for war on Iraq in light of the history of World Wars I and II, and U.S.-Europe relations.

The U.S. military buildup, now nearing completion in the Persian Gulf area, looks a lot like the buildup that preceeded the Gulf War. Many of the same air, ground, and sea units that participated in Operation Desert Storm are once again deployed in the region. But there will be one vast difference between the two wars. This time U.S. troops will stay in the region--possibly for a very long time. Michael Klare reports.

U.S. peace protester, Rachel Corey, 23, from Olympia, Washington, was killed when she ran in front of an Israeli Defense Force bulldozer to try to prevent it from destroying a house in Gaza. Arnon Regular reports. (See http://www.gush-shalom.org/ for Rachel Corey's letter to her parents prior to her death.)

An account of the Anti-War rally of March 15, 2003, held in Washington, D.C. The demonstration was organized by A.N.S.W.E.R. Rep. John Conyers Jr. (D-MI) was one of the keynote speakers at the event.

Congressman James P. Moran (D-VA) dared to tell the truth about the cunning cabal of Neocons, Zioncrats and Con Artists, that have been pushing the Bush-Cheney gang towards war with Iraq. He was condemned as an anti-Semite. Here's an article that treats Moran’s trial, in a satirical manner, with his accusers’s primary henchman, sitting as his judge and prosecutor. It’s set in the post-Revolutionary War town of Reston, Virginia. And, it has a happy ending,too, with the people running the pious fraud of a “judge” out of town on a rail.

So what is a traitor doing in the White House as the Bush Junta prepares for war? Only a regime as corrupt as the Bush junta that voided the results of an election and has placed almost every indicted and convicted felon from the Reagan-Bush era into positions of power would have the audacity to parade a traitor in front of the news cameras as a patriot.

"unilateral military strike would be a 'crime against peace' with no justification on grounds of self-defense."

The U.S. drive for war on Iraq violates international law. Rahul Mahajan argues that the anti-war movement needs to put more focus on this argument.