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 [Hughhewitt.com] Hugh Hewitt: The Council on Foreign Relations headlines "Tehran wants to talk," and careful, ... I also note that Lincoln's great proclamation of resolve is so ...

[Juancole.com] Informed Comment: Jawad al-Maliki, a member of parliament and the number two man in the Dawa Party led by Ibrahim Jaafari, launched a campaign against American policies in Iraq, blaming the US for the deterioration of the security situation and saying that it had "demolished democracy and the elections in Iraq." He warned that the US "will destroy Iraq." He condemned what he characterized as Khalilzad's continued attempts to cast aside Ibrahim Jaafari as the candidate for prime minister of the United Iraqi Alliance, and his "attempt to draw the Sadr movement into bloody confrontations."

 [Junkyardblog.transfinitum.net] JunkYardBlog: May 23, 2004 - May 29, 2004 Archives: In his book The Pentagon's New Map: War and Peace in the Twenty-First Century, military futurist Thomas Barnett predicts that one consequence of the global war on terrorism will be the bifurcation of the US military into two distinct forces with two distinct roles. One force, which Barnett calls "Leviathan," will be the warfighting force.

[Captainsquartersblog.com] Captain's Quarters: Captain's Quarters Blog ... The New York Times reports on the "consolidation" underway in Teheran:. President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is trying to consolidate ...

[Behnoud.com] Masoud Behnoud: Long Live the Truth, Long Live the Box of Sweets: We had to wait for years to hear the foreign minister of America saying empathetically, 'Saddam is dangerous for his neighbors.' We had to wait for years to see CIA report of this year finally mentioning that in the course of the war, Saddam's army bombarded Iranian border regions and Iraqi people sixteen times with chemical bombs. In those days when Iranians said the same, the American representative in UN did not approve it.

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