The U.S. Army is bracing both for war in Iraq and a postwar occupation that could tie up two to three Army divisions in an open-ended mission that would strain the all-volunteer force and put soldiers in the midst of warring ethnic and religious factions, Army officers and other senior defense officials say.

This is a series of articles on the U.S. drive for war on Iraq. Areas covered include U.S. strategy, the threat of terrorism, the war against terrorism, the issue of weapons of mass destruction, overthrowing Hussein's government, and consequences of war in the Middle East. Includes United Nations documents.

The Pentagon has threatened to fire on the satellite uplink positions of independent journalists in Iraq, according to veteran BBC war correspondent, Kate Adie. In an interview with Irish radio, Ms. Adie said that questioned about the consequences of such potentially fatal actions, a senior Pentagon officer had said: "Who cares.. ..They've been warned."

A huge, bold faced type warning label is needed on the pro-Iraq War ravings of the arch Zionist, Mortimer B. Zuckerman. None, however, can presently be found on his blood curling rantings. He is owner of the NY Daily News, America’s sixth largest newspaper, in addition to being the owner of U.S. News & World Report, a weekly magazine.

Former Washington Post writer William Greider comments on the Post's aggressive support for the Bush Administration's drive for war on Iraq.

Tim Kasher has been screaming for years and it's gotten him nowhere. But, alas, here comes Cursive with The Ugly Organ - a record you couldn't ignore if you tried.

Carl Dix, National Spokesperson for the Revolutionary Communist Party and a signer of the Call to Conscience took time during a recent visit to Los Angeles to talk about his experiences as a GI resister during the Vietnam War.

Writer Sherman Alexie comments on the coming U.S. war on Iraq with humor, irony, satire, and from a Native American perspective.