2007-11-06 10:56 Splitter
Dahr Jamail inbäddade sig hos det irakiska folket istället för ockupationsmaktens militär. På så sätt har han kunnat ge en annan, sannare bild av det massiva brottet, än den koloniala propaganda som filtrerats igenom det amerikanska våldsmaskineriet. Hans bok Beyond the Green Zone: Dispatches From an Unembedded Journalist in Occupied Iraq kommer ut om några dagar. The New Statesman publicerar ett utdrag ; What I saw in Fallujah :Fatima's uncle was shot and killed, his wife had been wounded, and …
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2007-11-05 21:32 Duff diplomacy
By Simon Tisdall (THE GUARDIAN, 05/11/07): Condoleezza Rice keeps pretty chirpy, but it was a gloomy weekend for US power and interests in the Middle East. Every way she looked during a flying visit to the region, hopes of progress turned to dust in her hands. From Pakistan to the occupied Palestinian territories, there is a sense of imminent unravelling born of misjudgment and long-term neglect. President-General Pervez Musharraf's "second coup" was a personal rebuff for the US secretary of sta …
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2007-11-05 21:07 The Iraq war has become a disaster that we have chosen to forget
By Madeleine Bunting (THE GUARDIAN, 05/11/07): "You think you are innocent, but you're not," said the British Muslim suicide bomber in the Channel 4 television drama Britz last week. As the compelling actor Manjinder Virk recited her suicide statement to camera, she went on: thousands of women and children are dying every day in Iraq and Afghanistan, and yet the governments responsible have been returned to power.Her assertion sticks in the mind because it goes straight to the heart of how we ch …
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2007-10-31 22:57 Iraq civilian, U.S. military tolls at new low in Oct | Reuters
Link: Iraq civilian, U.S. military tolls at new low in Oct | Reuters. "BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Civilian deaths from violence in Iraq fell again in October to their lowest level this year, government figures showed on Wednesday, bolstering the U.S. military's assertion that a troop surge is reducing bloodshed."
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2007-10-25 13:49 Allt närmare ett amerikanskt terrorkrig mot Iran.
D et är allt svårare att se hur världen kan undvika ett amerikanskt terrorkrig mot Iran. Vad som gör situationen oändligt många gånger värre än för bara några månader sedan är att Rudy Giuliani, den republikanske huvudkandidaten, nu har omslutet sig med neokonservativa rådgivare och nu börjar agitera för ett amerikanskt bomkbrig mot Iran. Det är inte som om president Bush direkt behöver hjälp med att starta kriget. Robin Wright skriver i Washington Post om hur Bush-regeringen nu tar ännu ett sto …
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2007-10-24 12:37 Riverbend bloggar igen
Riverbend bloggar igen. Hon har tydligen äntligen lämnat Bagdad och blivit flykting med 1.5 miljoner andra Irakier i Syrien. Läs hennes historia. Hon ger röst till en flyktingkris som världen idag inte verkar vilja se. Och lägga in hennes blogg bland dina bokmärken. Baghdad Burning Syria is a beautiful country- at least I think it is. I say œI think because while I perceive it to be beautiful, I sometimes wonder if I mistake safety, security and normalcy for ˜beauty. In so many ways, Damascus …
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2007-10-23 20:17 Nasjonalistisk stemning griper Tyrkia
Mange tyrkere er grepet av en nasjonalistisk stemning som krever utløp i krig. Folk marsjerer i gatene i en blanding av begravelse og opptog. De høyreekstreme Grå Ulver har oppslutning, og ropet "Allah vil ha krig" høres. Det skumle er at dette også går ut over individuelle kurdere i hverdagen. Skulle Tyrkia invadere og miste mange soldater kan det bli riktig stygt. Dette må feks. den britiske regjering vite, likevel går man langt i å forstå tyrkerne. Ingen tør å advare mot et høyrenasjonalt hys …
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2007-10-23 18:44 Make Walls, Not War
By Peter W. Galbraith, a former United States ambassador to Croatia and the author of œThe End of Iraq . He is a principal in a company that does consulting in Iraq and elsewhere (THE NEW YORK TIMES, 23/10/07): In a surge of realism, the Senate has voted 75-23 to acknowledge that Iraq has broken up and cannot be put back together. The measure, co-sponsored by Joe Biden, a Democratic presidential candidate, and Sam Brownback, Republican of Kansas, supports a plan for Iraq to become a loose confe …
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2007-10-23 08:39 Kurdisk gerilja mot Iran - PJAK
Vi hører mye om PKK, men lite eller ingenting om PJAK - iranske kurdere som fører geriljakrig mot Iran, på samme måte som PKK mot Tyrkia. Begge kan utløse krig og Iran og Tyrkia kan meget vel komme til å samarbeide om å knuse geriljaen. Richard A. Oppel fra Herald Tribune har vært oppe i de 3.000 meter høye fjelltoppene der PJAK-geriljens soldater klatrer som fjellgeiter. PJAK står for Partiet for et fritt liv i Kurdistan. Geriljaen er sekulær og har sosialistiske røtter. Den står for likestilli …
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2007-10-21 09:57 Raid in Baghdad's Sadr City kills 49 Special Groups operatives
Sadr delivers sermon in Kufa after returning from Iran in May. [ AP Photo ] Click to view. Multinational Forces Iraq conducted a major raid in Baghdad's Sadr City. Forty-nine Special Groups operatives were killed in a nighttime raid targeting a cell leader of the Iranian-backed Shia terror group. Coalition forces, often the cover name given to the special operations forces hunter-killer teams of Task Force 88, met heavy resistance in Sadr City as they cleared buildings in search of the Special G …
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2007-10-21 09:03 Deploying for ˜The New Normal
By Jim Hoagland (THE WASHINGTON POST, 21/10/07): Britain has decided to declare stability in southern Iraq and get out of the Shiite power struggles in Basra. In Afghanistan, an urgent need to recruit local police officers whose loyalty to the NATO -backed Kabul government is uncertain tempers ambitions to build an integrated national police force. The search for "local solutions" is accelerating across the Middle East and Central Asia as U.S. and allied forces assess the high cost of the two sh …
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2007-10-20 23:13 The Iraqi Tar Baby
In retrospect, George Herbert Walker Bush seems like a genius for not deposing Saddam Hussein and occupying Iraq. A review of John Agresto's Mugged By Reality: The Liberation of Iraq and the Failure of Good Intentions. As one of those who thought the invasion of Iraq was a good thing to do for both humanitarian and strategic reasons, the flow of books by those who went there after the invasion or by Iraqis who did their best to put it on the path to democracy all tell essentially the same story …
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2007-10-20 14:43 Syria's border closure hits Iraqi refugees
Suffering kidney disease and living in a Damascus slum, Amal Jabar lost her only means of support when Syria closed its borders to Iraqi refugees a few weeks ago. "My son Mostafa used to come and bring me whatever little he scraped together from odd jobs in Baghdad. I would be starving now if it wasn't for charity," said Jabar, who fled from the al-Amel district in Baghdad, a focus of sectarian fighting. "The area is swamped with militias and Mostafa's life is in danger. He was planning to move …
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2007-10-20 00:45 Hillary's National Catholic Steering Committee
OK, folks, I almost deleted this as spam before I read it...Here's what is says: Dear Friend, We are starting a conversation with Catholics across America and hope you will join us. Hillary shares your vision for the common good -- quality, affordable health care for all Americans, better educational opportunities for our children, and a plan for peace and stability from Baghdad to Darfur. Together we can make this vision a reality. Join Hillary's National Catholic Steering Committee to be a par …
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Interested in Female domination Right place for it! Turkish PM urges Baghdad to close PKK camps in northern Iraq. Dow closes down points on Black Monday anniversary. Million offer to manage the New York Yankees for another year because. Rivalry with teammate spurs Gordon to Chase peak. Busiest airport on Friday as rightist opposition group
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2007-10-19 00:31 RE: Now We Can Talk
Average Iraqi Civilian and Military Daily Killed by Localtion for the first 17 days of October Baghdad - 9.52/day Zaab Triangle(Baiji,Qayyarah,Kirkuk) - 3.11/day Southern Iraq - 2.23/day Diyala Province - 1.82/day Salahadin Province- 1.70/day(Minus Zaab Triangle) Ninewa Province- 1.64/day(Minus Zaab Triangle) Anbar Province- 1.35/day I would not that the average daily murder rate in NYC in 1990 was 6.15. Dude...wheres the war
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2007-10-18 10:57 Rush Limbaugh is Unpatriotic
Harry Reid said it, it must be true. During the phony controversy over Rush Limbaugh's calling phony soldiers "phony soldiers," it went almost unnoticed that Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid called Limbaugh "unpatriotic." If the Democrats' own rhetoric is to be believed, that remark should have been universally met with shock and condemnation. That's because, since the start of the war, conservatives have accepted the premise that it's always wrong to question someone's patriotism. For the past …
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2007-10-18 10:37 How U.S. policy has destabilized the Middle East
(Originally posted at The Motley Patriot and is an update to an article I wrote posted at TalkLeft )I originally posted a diary at TalkLeft entitled, `The Merry-Go-Round of Iraqi Sectarian Violence`, in which I show how U.S. policy in Iraq is fueling the sectarian violence. Given Turkey's recent vote to allow incursions into northern Iraq against the PKK, I thought an update appropriate. So, first, exactly how is the U.S. policy in Iraq fueling the sectarian violence Because we are arming militi …
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2007-10-17 09:34 RED DAWN: List Leaking... H-Town Rising... Et al.
In a first for the church in the American South, Archbishop Daniel DiNardo of Galveston-Houston will be a cardinal. According to a preliminary list circulating around the offices of the Roman Curia in advance of Pope Benedict's formal announcement of a 24 November consistory, others included in the group of Cardinals-designate include Archbishops Sean Brady of Armagh, Jose Lluis Sistach of Barcelona, Andre Vingt-Trois of Paris, and the Baghdad-based Patriarch Emmanuel III Delly of Babylonia of t …
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2007-10-17 02:54 the joys of family dynamics
So while I went to New England for a conference, my Mom went to DC to visit my brother. Got to see my aunt who lives in Boston, and she asked about big brother's "ceremony". What ceremony The one your mother went to. What ceremony He's pinning on another star... (Big brother is a rocket scientist in the USAF, has made every promotion on the first go round) So now he's a 2 star General, and going to turn 50 next month. I am miffed that I wasn't told or invited. And jealous that he hasn't had to s …
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2007-10-16 19:52 More "Phony Soldiers" Piping Up
About two months ago, the New York Times published an op-ed from seven infantry NCOs that questioned the wisdom of œstaying the course in Iraq. The piece was damning, and punctuated by the fact that one of the Soldiers was seriously wounded between the time the piece was written and when it was published, and two more of the seven were killed shortly after. Today, on the fifth anniversary of the congress passing the AUMF, the Washington Post ran an op-ed penned by twelve former Army Captains w …
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2007-10-16 18:10 The Iraq We *KNEW*
Hmmm.... what's wrong with this picture This column was written by 12 former Army captains: Kristy (Luken) McCormick served in Ninevah in 2003. Gary Williams served in Baghdad in 2003. Elizabeth Bostwick served in Salah Ad Din and An Najaf in 2004. Jason Bugajski served in Diyala in 2004. William "Jamie" Ruehl served in Nineveh in 2004. Luis Carlos Montalván served in Anbar, Baghdad and Nineveh in 2003 and 2005. Jason Blindauer served in Babil and Baghdad in 2003 and 2005. Anton Kemps served in …
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2007-10-16 17:17 The New Dirty Dozen
12 Captains offer their 'solution' for Iraq; and I'll be they have something to do with "Vote Vets", Iraq Veterans against the War, or some such leftist group that is not interested in seeing success in Iraq. The solutions they offer There are two of them. Conscription or withdrawal. 12 former Army captains: Jason Blindauer, Elizabeth Bostwick, Jeffrey Bouldin, Jason Bugajski, Anton Kemps, Kristy (Luken) McCormick, Luis Carlos Montalván, William Murphy, Josh Rizzo, William "Jamie" Ruehl, Gregg T …
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2007-10-16 16:31 Baghdad's Fortress America: US Builds Bunker of an Embassy in Iraq
The United States is building a fortress in Baghdad's Green Zone to serve as its embassy. But the giant project may turn into a disaster as questions are raised about how the construction is being run -- and whether a self-contained bunker is the best approach to diplomacy.
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2007-10-16 10:27 Iraqis Sue Blackwater for Baghdad Killings - Jeremy Scahill
Taken from here (Who still thinks the US liberated Iraq again) Blackwater USA is facing a lawsuit over the September 16 killings in Baghdad s Nisour Square. The largest mercenary company working for the US State Department in Iraq, Blackwater may soon need more lawyers on its payroll than it has armed operatives in Baghdad. Even before its operatives opened fire on a crowded Baghdad street in mid-September, allegedly killing seventeen Iraqi civilians and wounding twenty-four others, Blackwater f …
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