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[International Studies 2008] War on Terror 4: Iraq War - Reasons: weapons inspector, tells the Security Council that his searches have found “no evidence” of production facilities of biological agents in Iraq. The same day, the International Atomic Agency’s Mohamed el Baradei, tells the council that “After three months of intrusive inspections, we have to date found no evidence or plausible indication of the revival of a nuclear weapon program in Iraq.” He reasserts the find that the Niger uranium documents were a forgery.
[Mazin's Blog] Ratcheting Up for War On Iran: Then came Cheney’s Middle East tour with likely indications of its purpose - oil, Israeli interests and, of course, isolating Iran, Syria, Hezbollah, Hamas further, and rallying support for more war in a region where Arab states want to end the current ones. What worries them most, or should, is the possibility that Washington will use nuclear weapons.
[Pissed On Politics] Bush Wants To Give The Saudis Nukes: The United States will assist the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to develop civilian nuclear energy for use in medicine, industry, and power generation and will help in development of both the human and infrastructure resources in accordance with evolving International Atomic Energy Agency guidance and standards. Saudi Arabia has stated its intent to rely on international markets for nuclear fuel and to not pursue sensitive nuclear technologies, which stands in direct contrast to the actions of Iran.
[Member Posts] Oil: That's why I always question 9/11 and the Iraq War and the Afghanistan War and the whole fu@#ing "war on terror" scheme.
[American Street] Chicken George sells fear again to any coward buying: 10) So the guys who’ve failed in the War on Terror, who’ve appeased and funded terrorists, who have gotten everything wrong, gotten us stuck in a drawn out disaster in Iraq claim the guy who’s been correct so far and has never advanced or supported terrorists, is dangerous. I guess when they’re headed for a decisive political loss, playing the fear card is all they’ve got.
[In Homeland Security] Global Security Brief: A Foreign Ministry statement released Friday says Serbia's government has also lodged a formal protest with the government in Prague. Kosovo was Serbia's medieval heartland, but is now populated mostly by ethnic Albanians.
[Iraq War Today] In Today's News - Tuesday, May 20, 2008: Vikings Cheerleaders Boost Spirits on Air Base Other Military News Fewer children go to war, but problem lingers Senate loads up war funding bill with other things (as per usual) Upcoming US Iraq, Afghanistan Rotations Announced .
[Gregor's Environmental & Social Justice Issues Blog] Is global terror threat falling?: It does this by challenging the figures used by other counts,particularly when it comes to Iraq, questioning whether violent deathsof civilians in Iraq are really due to terrorism or instead due to acivil war, and if the latter, then why other civil wars - for instancein Sudan or Congo - do not have their fatalities included in counts.
[Niqnaq] joschka fischer article referenced by others: The rise of Iran poses an existential threat to Saudi Arabia, because the country’s oil-rich northeast is populated by a Shi’a majority. A Shi’a government in Baghdad, dominated by Iran, would, in the medium term, threaten Saudi Arabia’s territorial integrity””a scenario that the Saudis cannot, and will not, accept.
[Battalion Of Deborah] "War On Terror" Is Superficial: The American people were led to believe that America's fine men and women in uniform were sent halfway around the world to Iraq and Afghanistan to fight a "war on terror." Of course, everyone now knows that Saddam Hussein had nothing to do with the attacks on September 11, 2001. I am sure that most everyone also remembers that the vast majority of the terrorists who participated in those attacks were from Saudi Arabia, not Iraq.
[Iraq War Today] In Today's News - Friday, May 23, 2008: 1865 - For the first time since Lincoln's assassination, the flag at the White House flies at full staff; The Grand Review victory parade takes place in Washington, DC.
[Chrisy58's Weblog] Presidential Race Ignores Arms Race: Terrorism is formally made the chief enemy, but precautions are taken against the growing power of China and Russia.” President Bush’s nuclear-cooperation pact with India, Barack Obama’s stated willingness to unilaterally strike nuclear-armed U.S. ally Pakistan, Hillary Clinton’s promise to Iran to “totally obliterate” the nation of 70 million (should it attack Israel), and John McCain’s hard-line position on Russia, including the deployment of a missile defense in eastern Europe, all point to a reliance on military solutions that Blix sees as a path to conflict and war.
[brothersjudd Blog] THE COLLAPSING CAVE:: “We have only three or four instances of violence in our history, mainly assassinations.” He added, “Those were individual instances and we condemned them as a group.” But, in addition to the killings of political figures, terrorist attacks on the Jewish community in Cairo, and the attempted murder of Nasser, members of the Muslim Brotherhood took part in arson that destroyed some seven hundred and fifty buildings””mainly night clubs, theatres, hotels, and restaurants””in downtown Cairo in 1952, an attack that marked the end of the liberal, progressive, cosmopolitan direction that Egypt might have chosen. (The Muslim Brotherhood also created Hamas, which employs many of the same tactics now condemned by the Islamic Group.) And yet, unlike other radical movements, the Brotherhood has embraced political change as the only legitimate means to the goal of achieving an Islamic state.
[Untitled] North Korea - Yes, You Have Our Attention: You have to wonder why we are willing to withdraw troops from South Korea during a time when they wish to pursue a nuclear development process. The answer is that this area of the world is loaded with dynamite, and if it blows up, you don’t want to have 37,000 American troops sitting in the middle of it.
[1read's Weblog] THE WORLD today!: NON OPEC oil production is expected to rise; the greatest increases were expected from Russia and Brazil, however Russia, the world’s second biggest oil producer, shows actually a declining oil production, and some believe that the period of intense oil production in the oil reach western Siberia is over, fuelling concern that oil producers cannot keep up with strong Asian oil demand lead by China’s continuing economic boom and India’s rapid economic expansion, as also oil production in Mexico is slowing down, facing the state owned oil company PEMEX a cronical lack of cash and of technical capacity for deepwater exploration and production.
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