American diplomats denounce Bush Former U.S. diplomats wrote a letter to President Bush denouncing his mid-east policies, specifically his unqualified support of Sharon, saying it is harming American credibility abroad. "We've probably done irretrievable damage in the eyes of the Arab world..." Over 50 diplomats have signed and the group is soliciting more signatures.
Bush wants more Money Seemingly taking advantage of the torture picture controversy, the Whitehouse has asked the Congress to give them an extra $25 Billion for the year 2004 to fight the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Red Cross say they complained repeatedly to U.S. about abuses The Red Cross claims it had been warning of prisoner abuse since the very beginning of the U.S.-led invasion. Bremer's spokesperson claims he was first aware in January 2004.
Rumsfeld testifies infront of Senate and House committees Under fire all day in 2 separate hearings, he apologized but refused to resign and warned worse photos and a video could be next. He acknowledged that his resignation could possibly help to restore US credibility. "These events occurred on my watch as Secretary of Defence. I am accountable for them. I take full responsibility" - Donald Rumseld.
