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Description	This site described itself as dedicated to discussing <blockquote>a creative and peaceful solution to the War with Iraq by the U. S. and allied forces. Because Iraq War dot Org is an organization dedicated to finding creative, non-violent solutions and conflict resolution between the United States and Middle Eastern countries such as Iraq, we would like to open up discussion and lobby the powers-that-be for creative ways to find peace.</blockquote> According to museumofhoaxes.com, iraq-war.org also <blockquote>posted a report claiming that the Cable News Network (CNN) was accepting corporate sponsors for its coverage of Operation Iraqi Freedom: <i>"During the first 'Shock and Awe' campaign on Baghdad, Thursday, March 20, 2003 the GE logo appeared inconspicuously in the lower right corner of the screen. When questioned, CNN spokesman, Allen Simpson said, 'In order to offset the coverage of this war, which all networks found out during the first Gulf War to be extremely expensive, we have taken to running a limited number of corporate logo advertising during the war coverage.'"</i></blockquote>
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