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[Discussion about 09/11/2001] [imra] Daily digest - Volume: 2 Issue: 1364 (14... : imra Tue Apr 4 02:21:27 2006 Volume 2 : Issue 1364 In this issue of the imra daily Digest: The Palestinian Islamic Jihad in the Gaza Strip is increasing its efforts to infiltrate terrorists into Israel Michael Oren on Israel lobby "working paper" PA FM: "dream to have state on all historic Palestine (including Israel) - This dream will
[Mudville Gazette] Dawn Patrol: The Mudville Gazette is written and produced by Greyhawk, the call sign of a real military guy currently serving somewhere in Germany. Unless otherwise credited, the opinions expressed are those of the author, and nothing here is to be taken as representing the official position of or endorsement by the United States Department of Defense or any of its subordinate components.
IMAO: Reid My Incompetence
[Red State Son] Being There: There's a concerted, at times hysterical, effort underway by war supporters to attack the media for being too negative about Iraq, while they insist that American troops are upbeat, happy, and filled with patriotic purpose every waking moment they patrol Iraqi cities and villages. This scenario is most heavily peddled by those who've visited Iraq, and it's used as a way to bludgeon critics by saying "I've been there.
[SyriaComment.com] The Bayanouni - Khaddam Link-up: Is the... : There has been a flurry of articles covering the different aspects of the Brussels meeting between Khaddam and Bayanouni of the Muslim Brothers, after which the formation of a transitional government was announced. From one point of view, this is smart politics on Bayanouni's part.
[Mudville Gazette] Dawn Patrol: ...The “Road Warriors” of 1st Battalion, 118th Field Artillery Regiment, 48th BCT, take the lead for the combat logistics patrol; convoys of sometimes over 100 eighteen-wheeled trucks driven by “third country nationals,” that provide the fuel, water, food, repair parts and other classes of supply that are requisitioned by units operating in the western sector of Iraq.
[The Impolitic] War is hell: I'm of the mind that censure is a waste of time and the Dems should be going straight to impeachment. Nonetheless, it's good to see Tom Harkin get on board for Feingold's resolution.
[Today in Iraq] DAILY WAR NEWS FOR SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2006 ... : It is, however, somewhat ironic to be concerned with such events during a week when hundreds, perhaps thousands, more have been killed, and during a time when reports emerge continually of currently operating government torture centers (I'm talking about Iraqi government torture centers here) killing dozens or hundreds of people. And it is also ironic to be talking about a trial for the aftermath of an event, the attempted assassination of the head of state, which did actually occur (that seems to be undisputed), and for which we learned today (not for the first time) that those who were executed actually had trials (however fair or not), which is more than can be said for anyone incarcerated by the Americans in Bagram or Guantanamo or dozens of other secret prisons, dozens of whom have been killed (including being tortured to death).
[Crooksandliars.com] Crooks and Liars: It seems like she was treated her OK, but being kidnapped is terrifying in itself. Jpod makes a fool of himself.
[Americablog.blogspot.com] AMERICAblog: Because a great nation deserves the truth: I've come to the conclusion that AMERICAblog has been far too critical of the war in Iraq, so we're going to devote an entire post to the good news about Iraq. Happy news.
[Huffingtonpost.com] The Blog | Donnie Fowler: Embracing a Successful Iraqi Election ...: First - I hope what I have read and learned about the state of the three warring factions of Iraq is wrong but it is difficult to dismiss the Ambassador to Iraq (himself an Iraqi) when he says that their new constitution an this election will more than likely further the divide among these factions and have a great chance of leading to civil war. But then that is what Bush is good at - divisiveness.
[Mudvillegazette.com] Mudville Gazette: When the media willingly chooses not to cover positive stories coming out of Iraq like infrastructure rebuilding, free medical care being provided by soldiers, complete changes for the better in cities like Tal Afar, and the kindness shown towards the children of Iraq by soldiers everyday to name a few, then soldiers feel slighted by the media. It is almost as if the media is saying, “Yeah, yeah, yeah, those are all great things but they don’t sell so I am not reporting them.” Soldiers tend to feel that media types do not care about what they are doing and do not care about telling the truth.
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