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[American Daughter Media Center - Front Page] What 6th grader wouldn’t be proud to write recommendation #19–”the president and administration must remain in constant contact with the Iraqi government”–in an essay for social studies class? The report’s ability to negatively affect U.S. security is multifaceted.

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Ojr.orghttp://www.ojr.org [Ojr.org] OJR article: U.S. 'Milibloggers', Iraqi Bloggers Discuss War-Time ...: Ali: Most Iraqis were surprised by the dedication of the American soldiers to do their job in circumstances that are very tough, meaning the extreme hot whether and a totally different society in which they can't tell friend from enemy. I recall how more than one of my friends said to me with surprise and admiration in their look, "These men don't seem to be afraid at all when they patrol the streets despite that the chance of them being targeted is very high!"

http://www.huffingtonpost.com [Huffingtonpost.com] The Blog | Gabriel Rotello: The Media and Iraq: What's Wrong With ...: Americans are de-sensitized to the utter devastation that is going on in Iraq - because we only see pictures from hotel balconies of reporters reporting the information that they cannot go out and see for themselves because it is to risky for them to venture from the hotel balconies. More reporters have been killed in Iraq in three years than in all of the 10 years of the Vietnam war.

[News.pacificnews.org] Pacific News Service > News > Baghdad Burning, an Iraqi Girl’s Blog: Three years later and the nightmares of bombings and of shock and awe have evolved into another sort of nightmare. The difference between now and then was that three years ago, we were still worrying about material things – possessions, houses, cars, electricity, water, fuel.

[Theblogreader.net] The Blog Reader: “I felt it to be a duty,” said Zeyad in a recent interview, “to attempt to inform the public about what average Iraqis thought of the conflict and how they went about their daily lives.” In a war where independent Western reporters have been targets of kidnappings and attacks, Zeyad’s perspective is increasingly important.

Bartcop.comhttp://www.bartcop.com [Bartcop.com] BartCop's most recent rants - Political Humor and Commentary: Despite wishful thinking about Bush "making a 180" and taking to heart the Iraq Study Group's recommendations, 

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