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 [Dying to Preserve the Lies] t r u t h o u t || Supporting the Troops: A blogger named Mike on a page titled 'Cold Fury' has delivered the seven millionth iteration of the old chestnut about liberals hating and disrespecting U.S. soldiers. His impetus for doing so came from a New York Post story that describes troops receiving less-than-fully-supportive letters from schoolchildren.

[Eccentricstar.typepad.com] Eccentric Star: A Public Diplomacy Weblog: Iraq & Afghanistan: Yousif, for instance, is hungry to do more writing, but says that “They’ve only mentioned my name in about five articles, because most of the journalists want to do their own stories.” Western journalists do give him plenty of advice, however, “about how to look at the stories from a different angle, what is important, and what the people outside Iraq are concerned about.” That last part is sometimes the hardest. One of the biggest challenges, Yousif said, has been “trying to think like an American guy, and think what Americans might be interested in.” Especially at first, he said, he would pitch stories to the reporters that he gleaned from conversations he overheard on the street or things he read on insurgent Web sites, only to be told that his ideas were probably only interesting to Iraqis, and not necessarily to an American audience....

 [Woodiah.blogspot.com] Woody's Blog: June 2005: I truly like Dean in his current role -- as I said on March 10th -- "Well I cannot tell you how excited I continue be of Howard Dean's DNC position! I hope he continues to make asinine comments like this and insulting the very people he is charged with enticing to vote Democrat"...

[Struggle.ws] Stop the War against Iraq - anarchists say no to imperialist war ...: A blog from a U.S. Army Machine Gunner in Mosul. [Note as of Sept 2004 almost all of the articles have been removed after he had reported getting in trouble with the higher command.

[Dahrjamailiraq.com] Iraq Dispatches: Of course, most Americans back in this strange land know nothing about such doings in Iraq, thanks to the ongoing efforts of the Bush administration and its faithful loudspeaker, the corporate media, which has done such a fantastic job of whitewashing the degrading situation in Iraq: Fallujah begins to resemble a concentration camp; the death toll of innocent Iraqis continues to escalate;

[Joyfulchristian.blogs.com] joyfulchristian: Iraq: The Iraqi Board of Supreme Audit, in a confidential report delivered toIraqi Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari and reviewed by Knight Ridder,has uncovered widespread fraud and waste in $1 billion worth of weaponsprocurement contracts involving senior Iraqi officials in the DefenseMinistry. The audit report indicates that as much as $500 million mayhave been lost through three intermediary companies that hid “kickbacksthey received from contracts involving the purchase of unnecessary,overpriced or outdated equipment”, Knight Ridder reported.

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