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[Charging Elephant] What If We Were At War And The Media, Hollywood, and The ...: Gwyneth Paltrow told ABC’s Richard Gizbert that anti-Americanism was rife in Britain and that some were calling British Prime Minister the “Vice President.” She also questioned “the war and the motives behind it.”

[Oliver Willis] David Gregory Shills For George W. Bush | Oliver Willis: Bush was in sending America into unnecessary war with Iraq that killed over 4000. See, Hoffman could've said anything at that point to get out of that chair and the information wouldn't have been useful to anyone.

[Antiwar.com Original] War Without End by Philip Giraldi -- Antiwar.com: indeed.  Most would consider a military blockade prohibiting imports of a vital commodity an act of war, which is precisely what Berman and his Florida Republican alter ego Ileana Ros-Lehtinen intend.  Presumably voters in California and Florida understand what they are getting when they vote for Berman and Ros-Lehtinen, but do they know that they are opening the door to yet another war? Consider for a moment what the two congressmen and the many others of a like in the House and Senate are saying.  They believe that Iran, a developing country with a military budget amounting to only one per cent of what is being spent by Washington, threatens the United States.  How exactly?  Because it has a program to develop nuclear energy to generate electricity which it is legally entitled to have, that they believe to be a cover for a weapons program even though there is absolutely no evidence that that is the case.

[The Swamp] Will new Iraq turmoil reverse public support?: The Swamp: Tet was a momentary military victory but, as in Iraq, it did not solve the underlying problems among the many divergent groups vying for power. The "surge" may have quieted the streets (just as a policeman on every corner will reduce violence in any other setting around the world) but the tensions among the Shiites/Sunnis/Kurds will not be resolved as long as it is perceived as a US favored solution.

[Israpundit] Israpundit » Blog Archive » CHANGE”¦.. CHICAGO STYLE: Also in 1968, two groups met to discuss using the upcoming Democratic National Convention in Chicago to highlight their opposition to the Vietnam War and establishment values. Although there was some loose coordination between the two groups, they had different leadership, different agendas, and favored different forms of protest and demonstrations.

[Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle - News] A glimpse inside the world of Vietnam's Jewish GIs - The Wisconsin ...: 9, 1969, as Chicago was engulfed by the trial of anti-war radicals Jerry Rubin and Abbie Hoffman, President Nixon draped the nation's highest military decoration, the Medal of Honor, around the neck of Capt. This perception has been carried forward today with attacks on many Jewish supporters of the Iraq war as so-called Chicken Hawks.

[Media Matters for America - County Fair] Can conservative bloggers tell the truth? | Media Matters for America: In preparation for the ad, French, a senior deputy district attorney in Oregon and registered Republican, signed a sworn affidavit for the Swift Boat Vets asserting that Kerry received his Purple Heart "from negligently self-inflicted wounds in the absence of hostile fire." A fundamental requirement of any affidavit is that the person signing it must have personal knowledge of the matters involved. In fact, the affidavit French signed declared, "I do hereby swear, that all facts and statements contained in this affidavit are true and correct and within my personal knowledge and belief." (Emphasis added) But in an interview with The Oregonian newspaper of Portland, French freely admitted he had no firsthand knowledge of the events surrounding Kerry's medals and that his information came from secondhand accounts from "friends."

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