In this special edition pamphlet three legal scholars from the Center for Constitutional Rights persuasively argue that the looming war against Iraq is both illegal and unnecessary for U.S. national security. The Bush administration's justifications for war are exposed as pretexts and it is argued that such a war with Iraq is liable to increase rather than decrease the terrorist threat. Furthermore, with the clear economic motivation of oil, Bush is shown to be a potential war criminal by United Nations standards. Includes information on how to protest effectively.

In this special edition pamphlet three legal scholars from the Center for Constitutional Rights persuasively argue that the looming war against Iraq is both illegal and unnecessary for U.S. national security. The Bush administration's justifications for war are exposed as pretexts and it is argued that such a war with Iraq is liable to increase rather than decrease the terrorist threat. Furthermore, with the clear economic motivation of oil, Bush is shown to be a potential war criminal by United Nations standards. Includes information on how to protest effectively.

In this special edition pamphlet three legal scholars from the Center for Constitutional Rights persuasively argue that the looming war against Iraq is both illegal and unnecessary for U.S. national security. The Bush administration's justifications for war are exposed as pretexts and it is argued that such a war with Iraq is liable to increase rather than decrease the terrorist threat. Furthermore, with the clear economic motivation of oil, Bush is shown to be a potential war criminal by United Nations standards. Includes information on how to protest effectively.