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[Real Jew News] Iraq: A War For The Jews? Interviews!: He also has written that the US has been using Israel as the feudal lords used Jews as middlemen and that Israel is therefore the victim of anti-semitism on the part of the US government .That anyone uttering and writing such poppycock could be taken seriously, let alone considered an authority on the Middle East and on the Israel-Palestine should make us shake our heads, but his book Tinderbox which includes this formulation has been praised by the likes of Noam Chomsky, Rabbi Michael Lerner, As’ad AbuKhalil, Naseer Aruri, Richard Falk, Joel Beinin, Howard Zinn, and Saul Landau.
[America's Election HQ] Clinton Goes on Offense Over Iraq War Policy: Hillary Clinton went on offense Wednesday, casting Democratic rival Barack Obama as all talk when it comes to ending the Iraq war and slamming John McCain for a stay-the-course approach. Making it a three-fer, the New York senator also .
[Friends of Senator Carl Levin] Levin slams $500M Iraq request: Carl Levin will ask the Pentagon’s top officials today to drop a request to spend nearly half a billion dollars on rebuilding Iraqi police stations — a request that came just hours after the U.S. ambassador to Iraq told lawmakers “the United States is no longer involved in the physical reconstruction business.”
[riteon Blog] YOU THINK THE WAR IN IRAQ IS COSTING US TOO MUCH?: I have been hammered with the propaganda that it is the Iraq war and the war on terror that is bankrupting us at $125 Billion A Year... I hope the following 14 reasons are forwarded over and over again until they are read so many times that the reader gets sick of reading them (...and becomes informed!)
[Brendan Nyhan] Distorting McCain's "100 years" remark on Iraq: If reporters who've bought into McCain's explanation actually think this is true, then the logical follow-up is to ask: if he is only happy continuing the 'presence' in Iraq for a century under his fantasy conditions, how long is he willing to continue it with a price tage of $100 billion and hundreds of US military fatalities a year? Or how about $50 billion and only 500 fatalities a year.
[curtis schweitzer (dot) net] Lessons from History: Indeed, the fact that the colossal Japanese victory in the Pacific is rarely investigated outside of serious historical study, or that Japanese forces were beginning to threaten, even attack, North America is an obscure trivia fact probably indicates that our modern conception of how WWII began is more than a little biased in our own favor.
[Lean Left] Petraeus and Crocker: Iraq Wrong War with No Way Out: Al Qaeda in Iraq did not exist until we invaded so it could not have been an important front in the fight against Al Qaeda until our own stupidity allowed Al Qaeda the opportunity to make it so. And if Crocker is right, if we have had significant enough success against Al Qaeda in Iraq that we are free to turn our attention to Pakistan, why, precisely, is there still so much violence in Iraq?
[Untitled] Hillary Clinton Outlines Solutions to Strengthen America’s Military: “That’s why I am calling on President Bush to stop playing games by negotiating a long-term security pact with Iraq that will saddle the next president with his failed policies - without the review of the U.S. Congress. And I am calling on the president to answer the question General Petraeus did not: What is our endgame in Iraq, given the failure of the surge to achieve its objective?”
[Chrisy58's Weblog] Is the War in Iraq bringing on a Depression?: The Iraq war - and the soaring oil prices accompanying it - has depressed the economy. Money spent on oil or on Nepalese contractors in Iraq is money that isn’t being spent at home;
[PowellsBooks.BLOG] The Idolatry of America: He employs a rhetoric of outraged denunciation most effectively in his introduction, where he recounts visiting a Christian bookstore near his home in the spring of 2003, shortly before the start of the Iraq war.
[Joejolly's Weblog] Google, UN team up for refugee mapping project: America’s design included the tools necessary to get answers to why it was at war with Iraq. If those questions were never asked, likely, somebody did not do their job.
[Chrisy58's Weblog] Everything the President Wants to Hear: David Petraeus testified in support of escalating the U.S. war in Iraq, given the hysterical denunciations that worthy group received at the time. But it was right then-as it would be to repeat the charge now.
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