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 [HolyCoast.com] This Is Why We Don't Like International Criminal Courts: A judge has issued an international arrest warrant for three U.S. soldiers whose tank fired on a Baghdad hotel during the Iraq war, killing a Spanish journalist and one other, a court official said Wednesday.

 [lgf: the sound of one synapse snapping] Spain Goes After US Soldiers: Philip de Camp, all from the U.S. 3rd Infantry. Jose Couso...: LGF readers.) MADRID, Spain ”” A judge has issued an international arrest warrant for three U.S. soldiers whose tank fired on a Baghdad hotel during the Iraq war, killing a Spanish journalist and one

 [Barking Moonbat Early Warning System] The Stain In Spain: Surely you remember the voters putting a socialist government in place after the bombings because they promised to withdraw all troops from Iraq (which they quickly did)? Well, that same nation of gutless girly-men now wants to arrest three American GI’s whose tank fired on a hotel during the invasion of Iraq which killed a Spanish citizen.

 [Dirty Tricks] Spain Issues Arrest Warrant for Three U.S. Soldiers: A judge has issued an international arrest warrant for three U.S. soldiers whose tank fired on a Baghdad hotel during the Iraq war, killing a Spanish journalist and one other, a court official said Wednesday.

 [Signaleer] Good News from the Balkans: The new Kosovo Coordination Center Chief replacing Nebojsa Covic, Sanda Raskovic-Ivic, said that she wants to achieve a united political stance in Serbia-Montenegro regarding the crisis in Kosovo. As a guest on B92TV, Raskovic-Ivic said that if the Cabinet approves her nomination, she will start her work by immediately arranging meetings with all of Serbia-Montenegro’s high government officials, including Serbian President Boris Tadic, Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica, Federal President Svetozar Marovic, Foreign Affairs Minister Vuk Draskovic and top Kosovo Serb officials.(B92)

[The Broad View] 'Able Danger' and the 9/11 attacks: Douglas Jehl and Philip Shenon have been bird-dogging the Able Danger story in the New York Times for about 10 days now, since they reported the news about the Pentagon data-mining operation that purportedly tied Mohamed Atta and several of the other hijackers to al Qaida as early as mid-2000. It's a convoluted story, laden with bureaucratic intrigue and nasty implications.

 [This Day in U.S. Military History] August 1: Frustrated by the inability of Generals Franz Sigel and David Hunter to effectively deal with Early's force in the Shenandoah, Grant turned to General Philip Sheridan, a skilled general who served with him in the west before Grant became the overall commander of Union forces in early 1864.

[Lt-smash.us] The Indepundit: While Tehran denies any role in Iraq, Iranian officials privately confess that they are deeply involved in Iraq and that their western neighbor must neither be allowed to fully stabilize, nor fall apart. They point to Western collusion in the sudden spike this year in ethnic unrest in the strategic, oil-producing province of Khuzestan and describe it as proof of a shadowy war that is receiving far less coverage in the international press than events in Iraq.

 [Balkin.blogspot.com] Balkinization: Hence presidential systems tend to include a significant number of political appointees-- much larger than you will find in most parliamentary systems-- layered over the civil service in order to ensure loyalty at the top levels. Moreover, mature presidential systems-- like the United States-- may often duplicate existing functions performed by civil servants-- like intelligence gathering or environmental or foreign policy advice-- and staff them almost exclusively with political appointees.

[Annotatedtimes.blogrunner.com] blogrunner: The New York Times - Philip Shenon Virtual Weblog: While Elite Fluff Patrol member Sanger's allowed to stroke the Bully Boy at length, Philip Shenon's reduced to five (check my math) paragraphs with "Outside Inquiry Sought on Prosecutor's Demotion:"

[Ancapistan.typepad.com] UnFairWitness: June 2005: The Army's Criminal Investigation Division had been looking into thedeaths of Esposito and Allen for more than a week. The two officersdied about 10 p.m.

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