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[International Military Forums] Double Bombings In An Iraqi Town Kill 35: A delegation of Iraq’s senior Shiite leaders met Thursday in Tehran with the heads of Iranian security forces to express concerns about Iran’s support for militia fighters. Haider al-Ibadi, a member of Parliament from the prime minister’s Dawa Party, said the delegation was carrying with it hard evidence — “and it is a lot” — on Iran’s involvement “in our inner affairs.”
[Israpundit] Bush and Iraq: A Classic piece of Theatre: It appears that when at the Bush Blair meeting and following Press Conference they spoke about their “deepest” feelings about the Iraqi adventure then they were less than frank. It was indeed a classic piece of drama if ever I saw one which these elitist leaders now put on without having to think about it.
[welovejohnkerry.com] Things he said today: John Kerry on Sending US Troops into ...: The President's policy of standing down U.S. troops as Iraqis stand up has finally been exposed as nothing more than a misleading myth: in fact, we are actually increasing our overall troop presence even as they tell us that many more Iraqis soldiers have been trained — and we've reportedly all but abandoned hope of withdrawing significant numbers of U.S. troops this year, even as the Iraqi President tells us that Iraqis can take over security responsibility throughout their country by the end of the year.
[CRIMES AND CORRUPTIONS OF THE NEW WORLD ORDER NEWS] The assault on Adhamiya: Last May, the Iraqi Journalists Union published a list of 127 media professionals killed in the war from Iraq alone Independent foreign reporters have become very rare in Iraq. The journalists who remain are forced to employ .
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[The Strata-Sphere] They claim they are not intervening in Iraq and they feel they are being unfairly blamed for everything going on Iraq,” he said. Al Ibadi added that the delegation had presented evidence showing that Mehdi Army leaders in Basra had escaped to Iran to avoid the assault by government troops.