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[Riverbendblog.blogspot.com] Baghdad Burning: Meanwhile, the US was bombing the Iraqi army as it was pulling out of Kuwait and the Tawabin were killing off some of the Iraqi troops who had abandoned their tanks and artillery and were coming back on foot through the south. Many of those troops, and the civilians killed during the attacks, looting, and burning, were buried in some of the mass graves we conveniently blame solely on Saddam and the Republican Guard- but no one bothers to mention this anymore because it’s easier to blame the dictator.
[Iraqblogcount.blogspot.com] Iraq Blog Count: How are you all i hope fine it`s my first post in this bolg and i hope you all like it,I`m a mechanical engineer imegrate in the last year from a university in baghdad called al-Mustansirya if hearing a bout it it`s the second university in iraq after baghdad university and i`m like a hounderd of young iraqi engineer still without a job because of the bad situation of my country therefore i`m working in another job not like my specialism like the other people here in iraq working as an admestrative on an internet network in my town(baquba) and we very suffering from the bad electricity that`s cause many problem to our network and we suffering to from the bad using to the net because the internet enter iraq only from 3 years ago therefore the most of iraqi users are new and didn`t knew how to use the internet in safe,I think that you said it`s a rubbish word and i forgive you but it`s my simple life in my wounded country.
[Back-to-iraq.com] Back to Iraq: Although it’s legal for foreign investors to own up to 49 percent of an Iraqi company, it’s not yet been implemented because of technical hurdles, which means the flood of foreign investment predicted when the market reopened hasn’t happened yet. What local investment there is also sidelined because of a steady exodus of wealthy Iraqis and their money to neighboring countries drives a vicious cycle of violence, insecurity and poor economic performance that might lessen the violence.
[Oregonlive.com] OregonLive.com: The Oregonian's Oregon at War Blog: As the deaths of SSG Robert Paul, SGT Nathaniel "Brad" Lindsey and, last month, PVT Joseph Blake have shown, Oregon is more exposed than ever to the war in Afghanistan. Soldiers who serve there often complain that is the forgotten war, with a smaller military force on the ground and less violent enemies, or at least, enemies who are more contained than those in Iraq.
[NewsHog] Quoting Machiavelli: Given the lack of any better model for the Founders than the Britain of the time, they decided to have an elected Monarch we would all agree to call President instead of King during his short reign but who has more power - including that to raise his own unelected noble cabinet to positions of power - than most constitutional monarchs do nowadays.
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