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Friday, May 18, 2007
Of Actions and Consequences, Torture and Troops
(1 comments) Our US military forces might undergo torture because of W's incompetence and depravity. The article deals with how W take away the Geneva Convention protections for detainees and wonders what could happen as a result of W losing the higher moral ground that the US always held, and states "Three American soldiers are hostages today, and God help them if their captors decide to play by our rules."

Friday, May 18, 2007
Al-Qaeda taunts US over captives.
(1 comments) The article shows how W's incompetence is putting our troops in danger and giving Al-Qaeda opportunities to debase the US.

Wednesday, March 7, 2007
Cheney's Rules for the Press
(1 comments) Don't tell them it was me... Just say senior administration official

Monday, February 26, 2007
Baghdad Plan Has Elusive Targets"
(1 comments) It details how the US military doesn't know where the enemy is. The Iraqi Army and Police are nowhere to be found either. Neither are the Shiite Death Squads and if they are located the predominantly Shiite Interior Ministry won't do anything to them. W's surge can be better described as genocide of the Sunnis. To add another level of futility for the US military the terrorists have largely temporarily Baghdad.

Friday, February 16, 2007
Broad Swath of GOP Defecting on Iraq Vote
(1 comments) It describes how the rats are abandoning the sinking ship of W's failed tenure. There should not be political considerations now. We have our military in danger this very second, and too many have already been lost. Whatever happens to 43 won't bring back one of our boys and girls who valiantly suffered in this un-necessary, preemptive war! Any politician who doesn't do all he can to get us out of this is as vile as W is!

Sunday, February 11, 2007
Infighting Hampering Baghdad Crackdown
(1 comments) This shows how W who doesn't care if the surge will decimates our troops. As of now "Iraqi commanders are urging the Americans to go after Sunni targets... American officers... acknowledge they are finding little in their initial searches of Baghdad neighborhoods _ suggesting either they received faulty intelligence or that the massive publicity that preceded the operation gave militants time to slip away."

Sunday, February 11, 2007
Iraq, U.S. Advised To Avoid Offensive Against Militiamen
(1 comments) This explains why the insane surge won't work as "Iraqi and U.S. forces should not launch a military offensive against the militias -- most of them Shiite -- that are a major source of turmoil in Iraq, but should instead rely on nonviolent steps to bring militiamen into the political fold." W should admit the U.S. is following the 80% solution which allows the Shiites to commit genocide against the 20% Sunni population.

Friday, February 9, 2007
Expect The Worst In Iraq
(2 comments) It states "This is a dangerous course. The risks were summed up by Amr Moussa, the head of the Arab League. The war in Iraq "opened the gates of Hell," he told me, and if the conflict expands to Iranian-backed Shiites and Sunni Arabs, "we will enter Hell itself." America should not encourage this descent into the inferno." Had 43 listened to his father he would have known of the hellish consequences to expect.

Wednesday, February 7, 2007
Syrian President Says He Can Help Broker Peace if U.S. Will Talk
(2 comments) In this interview, Syria's President al-Assad derides our attempt to bring democracy to Iraq" "What's the benefit of democracy if you're dead?" He's willing to support a dialogue between the different parties. "This is the last chance," he warns.

Monday, February 5, 2007
For GOP, Discord In Dissent On Iraq
(1 comments) It states "Senator Specter pushed back against Bush's claim he is the "decision maker," saying the White House needs to accept Congress's role in shaping war policy. Specter said "I would suggest respectfully to the president that he is not the sole decider. The decider is a shared and joint responsibility." The GOP realizes that W's unitary executive powers have to be reined in for the US Democracy to prevail.

Wednesday, January 31, 2007
U.S. May Have Botched Training of Iraqis
(1 comments) The article describes that two members of the Iraq Study Group "Hamilton and Meese said Wednesday that unless the U.S. helps create a capable, trained professional police force and functioning criminal justice system, "ordinary Iraqis will not live in peace and will not have confidence in their new government." This could only happen when incompetent ideologically driven goons run the operation.

Friday, January 26, 2007
Defense Portrays Libby as Scapegoat
(1 comments) "Libby's attorney said he was acting at Cheney's instructions to respond to allegations that the vice president withheld information that would have raised doubts about whether Iraq was trying to develop weapons of mass destruction," reports The Washington Post. Cheney's handwritten note is evidence of his culpability. Who will Libby offer up for his own advantage?

Wednesday, January 17, 2007
A 2-Month White House Debate on Iraq, Capped by 'the Big Push'
(2 comments) The article states "Even before the November elections, President Bush and his national security adviser, Stephen J. Hadley, were informally discussing what Mr. Hadley was calling "the big push" - whether it made sense to make a show of increased American force in Baghdad to take back the city." The indecisive Decider asked "Why can't we just pull out of Baghdad and let the factions fight it out themselves?"

Wednesday, January 10, 2007
For Iraq's Shiites, a Dream Deferred Breeds Mistrust of U.S.
(3 comments) According to Hasan Suneid, a member of the Shiite Dawa party and a close aide to Maliki, "It means the base of [the Americans'] thinking is not stable. They are going to lose the Shiites. And they won't win the Sunnis back, because they attacked them at the beginning."

Wednesday, January 10, 2007
The Surge: Political Cover or Escalation?
(3 comments) Regarding the "surge option an "administration official "admitted to us today that this surge option is more of a political decision than a military one." This official hates W otherwise he wouldn't "admit that Bush is willing to sacrifice American troops and Iraqi civilians in order to protect his own delusions." History dictates that W can't wage war against all of the disunited Arabs simultaneously!

Saturday, January 6, 2007
A local solution, Vietnam style
(3 comments) This November 21, 2006 article looks back at lessons we learned from Vietnam and deals with how we must let the sovereign Iraq government make its decision. It also shows how a half-century ago, in our last quagmire, the identical situation existed. It suggests that Maliki will surreptitiously allow ethnic cleansing of the Sunnis occur.

Friday, January 5, 2007
NOW far right-wingers are calling for impeachment of U.S. Supreme Court
(3 comments) Jackson Thoreau posted these in May 2003: "Why the Iraq War Should Be Halted" and "ASK NOT FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS FOR IT TOLLS FOR US ALL!". Each excoriated W for his illegal Iraq War. The latter also details UN Secretary General Kofi Annan stated the "The conclusion on all quarters - except Washington - is that such war is illegal. And a supposed God-given mandate for regime change and occupation of Iraq is also illegal."