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Global War: How to re-Win Friends and Massacre Enemies: "Seeing a major opportunity to regain influence lost as a result of setbacks in Iraq, prominent neo-conservatives are calling for unconditional US support for Israel's military offensives in Gaza and Lebanon and "regime change" in Syria and Iran, as well as possible US attacks on Tehran's nuclear facilities in retaliation for its support of Hezbollah. In a Weekly Standard column titled "Our war", editor William Kristol called Iran "the prime mover behind the terrorist groups who have started this war", which, he argued, should be considered part of "the global struggle against radical Islamism". (via Cosmos)
EU Referendum: Journalists themselves cannot be blamed as Basra is clearly dangerous, viz the appalling incident in August last when freelance American journalist, Steven Vincent was killed. He had been writing about the rise of conservative Shiite Islam and the corruption of the Iraqi police, when he was abducted and shot to death in Basra, the first time an American journalist had been deliberately attacked and killed during the war. (via Cosmos)
EuroYank My BlackForest Germany: - Iraq Daily (via Cosmos)
Pacific Tribune || Collaborative Media for the Masses: Uranium bombing in Iraq contaminates Europe Wiretapping, AT&T, and Terrorist Targets Lieberman: "The situation in Iraq is a lot better that it was a year ago"-Cafferty on Iraq: "It's BAD" bad bad Nader rant US army to replace Halliburton Insurgent attacks surge in Mosul Between Jerusalem and Andalusia U.S. Terror Targets: Petting Zoo and Flea Market? Mamas, Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Soldiers Discovering Your Inner Constitutionalist (via Cosmos)
Assorted Babble News: Attorneys spent three days this week weeding out potential jurors who knew of news reports about the case. Howard had moved jury selection to Tavares in Lake County because of pervasive publicity in Citrus County, where the alleged crimes occurred and where Jessica's body was found in March 2005. (via Cosmos)
[Dailywarnews.blogspot.com] Today in Iraq: says Ali Hili, a 33-year-old gay Iraqi exile in London who, with some 30 other gay Iraqis who have fled to the United Kingdom, five months ago founded the Abu Nawas Group there to support persecuted gay Iraqis. (Abu Nawas was a great 8th century classical poet of Arab and Persian descent who is known throughout Middle East cultures, and is famous for his poems in praise of same-sex love.) Said Hili, “We believe that the Badr Corps is receiving advice from Iran on how to target gay people.” In the Islamic Republic of Iran, the regime of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has been carrying out a lethal anti-gay pogrom against Iranian gays, notably through entrapment by Internet -- and this tactic has recently begun to be used by the Badr Corps in Iraq to identify and hunt down Iraqi gays.
[Msnbc.msn.com] Hardblogger: Taliban is back? It never left - Hardball with Chris ...: First of all, there is a Congressional mid-term election to win. And there are huge questions on the table for both elected and voters alike as these races are considered. Is there enough war-weariness to overcome doubts about Democratic commitment to national security and safety? Does the public understand that much of the mistakes of the post-invasion Iraq war could have gone differently if Democrats were in charge of at least one house of Congress in order to exercise oversight of the process through it's spending and intelligence authorizations? Do voters understand the real financial cost of this "shoot first never ask questions later" president on the domestic priorities that have been too-long neglected? How impossible it is to invest in education and technology and environmental solutions and healthcare and domestic safety when we are sending so much money to fund those priorities in Iraq and Afghanistan?
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[Robertdreyfuss.com] Robert Dreyfuss: Despite being widely reported in the mainstream news media that the US and other countries have not found any weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, as well as Democrat talking points that Bush lied about WMD, more Americans (50%) think that Iraq had such weapons when the US-led coalition invaded Iraq.
[Crooksandliars.com] Crooks and Liars: Iraq (including Baghdad) is much more calm and stable than what many people believe it to be. But, each day the news media finds any violence occurring in the country and screams and shouts about it - in part because many journalists are opposed to the U.S. effort to fight terrorism."
[Drudge Retort: Red Meat for Yellow Dogs] Soldier: 'It's Like This Never-Ending Battle': To have chicken hawks in Washington tell them they are to defend America then have them defend one religous sect from the other. To have them sit around in the green zone and only patrol for bombs set out for them the night before.
[Effwit] Peter W. Galbraith On The Iraq War: In the three weeks that followed Baghdad's fall, I was able to go unchallenged into sites of enormous intelligence value, including the Foreign Ministry, Uday's house, and a wiretap center right across Firdos Square from the Sheraton. All three had many sensitive documents but even weeks after the takeover, the only people to take an interest in these document caches were looters, squatters (who burned wiretap transcripts for lighting), journalists, Baathists, Iraqi factions looking for dirt on political rivals, and (possibly) agents of countries hostile to the United States.
[Drudge Retort: Red Meat for Yellow Dogs] Climate Scientist Hot Under the Collar: Peter Doran: My Antarctic temperature study has been misused as "evidence" against global warming by Michael Crichton in his novel State of Fear and by Ann Coulter in her latest book, Godless: The Church of Liberalism. Search my name on the Web, and you will find pages of links to everything from climate discussion groups to Senate policy
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[CollectiblesGift.com] Olympia statue zeus: Pictured: It was a great turnout of friends and family to the late Bob Wood, last Friday, as the new statue at the waterfront was dedicated in his honor. Members of his family and the statue’s sculptor, Derek Wernher, all spoke to the audience about Wood, an avid sailor and long-time local resident
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