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[The Common Ills] 2 US service members died in Iraq over the weekend « The Common Ills: More than 700 names line the black granite walls of the 1st Cavalry Division's Iraq war memorial. Of those, 169 fell while serving with the 1st Cavalry-led Multinational Division-Baghdad from 2004 through 2005, 492 fell during the 2006 to 2008 surge years and 69 fell during the division's latest deployment to Iraq from late 2008 to early 2010.

[El Luchador Says........] El Luchador Says........: A Strong Left Jab: The film eventually becomes a search for Al Rawi, both by Miller and Brown, who hope that the General may be the only stabilizing force left in Iraq, and by Poundstone, who needs him dead in order to cover for one of the biggest lies ever sold to the American public. Amy Ryan plays a Wall Street Journal reporter, Lawrie Dayne, who has unknowingly become the messenger for the Pentagon's WMD story, the afore mentioned lie, and a symbol for the media as a whole during that time.

[Politics Daily] The Iraq War: Suddenly, It's Not So Bad After All -- Politics Daily: KELLY, while you are off in several directions (why the heck do you comment on rich people getting off in this rant of yours????), we DID HAVE A CAUSE IN IRAQ AND LOOK! TO THE DISMAY OF LIEberal SCUM LIKE YOU, WE HAVE EVIDENTLY SUCCEEDED, WINNING THE WAR AND WINNING RIGHTS FOR PEOPLE THAT WERE IN A COUNTRY THAT HARBORED AND TRAINED TERRORISTS AND YES, HAD THE COMPONENTS OF WMD AND WOULD IN FACT USE THEM.HAHAHA!

[PERRspectives] PERRspectives: Rove: No Bush War for Democracy in Iraq: Democracy was absent from Bush's September 12, 2002 address to the UN and his October 7, 2002 Iraq war justification in Cincinnati. And in the run-up to the invasion, democracy promotion remained essentially invisible in the 2003 State of the Union (ironically, it is mentioned regarding Iran), March 17 press conference, and even during Bush's March 19 address to the nation declaring the commencement of hostilities.

[Hot Air » Top Picks] Hot Air » Blog Archive » Surprise: Matt Damon anti-war movie an ...: Unless its unabashedly pro-American, which 1) would never happen because 2) there aren’t any actors left in Hollywood that could pull off that level of dishonesty without seeming patronizing and ironic. There’s a few (e.g.

[PERRspectives] PERRspectives: Rove Book: No Pushback on Iraq WMD My Bad: Bush notes he spends "a lot of time on the phone listening to our European allies." Then we see a photo of him on the phone with a finger in his ear. But at one point, Bush showed a photo of himself looking for something out a window in the Oval Office, and he said, "Those weapons of mass destruction have got to be somewhere." The audience laughed.

[Old Salt Books Blog] Shadow warriors : the untold story of traitors, saboteurs, and the ...: In Shadow Warriors, Timmerman brings to light the vast underground working to undercut our nation’s efforts to win the war on terror-revealing the when, where, how, and who for the first time. He also exposes the Democratic politicians who have sold out America’s national security for political gain.

[Extacy's Empire] Movie Review: Matt Damon's Green Zone | Extacy's Empire: Miller's squadron is on a mission to find weapons of mass destruction, since the highly reliable intelligence confirming Iraqi president Saddam Hussein's deadly stash of WMD is what persuaded Congress to authorize George W. Bush to invade the country in the first .

[NewsBusters.org - Exposing Liberal Media Bias] The NY Times on Bush and WMD: 'Does Karl Rove or the President Owe ...: in the whole endeavor, convincing the country that Bush made not effort to build a coalition.  In truth, only France, Germany and Russia opposed the war, and all of them had their own reasons for doing so.  The media and Dems also successfully convinced so many that Bush misled the public about WMDs; and that it was solely Bush who believed Iraq had them.  Of course, we all know that most Democrats thought Hussein had them as did most of the world.  The multiple UN Resolutions against Hussein are all but forgotten now.  Let's never forget the daily counting of casualties in the media, something which was unprecedented in American journalism;

[The Caucus] Rove on Iraq: Without W.M.D. Threat, Bush Wouldn't Have Gone to ...: While the opportunity to bring democracy to the Middle East as a bulwark against Islamic extremism “justified the decision to remove Saddam Hussein,” Mr. Rove makes clear that from the start, at least, the suspected weapons and their perceived threat were the primary justification for war.

[Balloon Juice] Balloon Juice » Blog Archive » Larison is Shrill: So the real problem in America, the core source of partisan rancor is that Iraq war critics weren't nuanced enough in their arguments. Fucking hell.

[The Common Ills] Iraq snapshot « The Common Ills: Most of the rest of the world is aware that the US is a Military/Corporate Empire and that the spread of this Empire is harmful globally to peace, the environment, and economic health. Part of Camp OUT NOW's mission is to bring awareness to Americans about the profound cost to all of us from this Empire. 

[jezblog] j e z b l o g: But sometimes we can take out a bully. And Blair justified the decision to invade Iraq on those grounds.

[The Anchoress] The Anchoress | A First Things Blog: After 9/11, when we saw what the enemies of this country are capable of, and we saw what it is like to lose thousands of people in a single day, Saddam Hussein was an unacceptable risk that we could no longer afford to simply sweep under the rug and hope that he wouldn’t do something catastrophic. Regime change in Iraq had been U.S. policy for years before Bush ever took office.

[Around The Sphere] Mittens And The Brain « Around The Sphere: The closest Bush ever came to using those two precise words ”” the moment that most people remember as the “go shopping” moment ”” were his September 27, 2001 remarks at Chicago’s O’Hare Airport when he urged Americans to “get down to Disney World in Florida” and “take your families and enjoy life, the way we want it to be enjoyed.” But Rove insists that the “closest he ever came” was a different speech in which Bush praised Americans for “going about their daily lives, working and shopping and playing, worshiping at churches and synagogues and mosques, going to movies and to baseball.” Even there, Rove skips past the argument made by critics ”” that Bush, in a unique position to demand more of Americans, gave an “all-clear” sign and moved on. In writing about Hurricane Katrina, one of his only regrets is “flying over the region in Air Force One on Wednesday, rather than landing.” In one of Rove’s few admissions, he admits that he’s “one of the people responsible for this mistake.”

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