WTF?!!

Am I the only one who sees a problem here? No Truce 'For Weeks' as Talks Stall Hezbollah Demands Immediate Truce, Prisoner Swap Iran Calls for Cease-Fire Syria Calls for Cease-Fire Rice Warns Iran, Syria Not to Oppose Cease-Fire

This war could’ve been over in December 2001

If our "servants" had just dedicated a few spooks and a few thousand Marines, the enemy would've been wiped out at Tora Bora. If Libertarian Party candidate Harry Browne had won the election of 2000, September 11th probably wouldn't have happened at all. The Terrorists

Meanwhile in Gaza

From the London Times: "Three young girls and a disabled man were among 16 Palestinians killed by Israeli forces in the Gaza Strip today."

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Nir Rosen on his time in Iraq: The Occupation of Iraqi Hearts and Minds "I believe that any journalist who spent even a brief period embedded with American soldiers must have witnessed crimes being committed against innocent Iraqis, so I have always been baffled by how few were reported and how skeptically the Western media treated Arabic reports of such crimes. These crimes were not committed because Americans are bad or malicious; they were intrinsic to the occupation, and even if the Girl...

Don’t Stress

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Negroponte Blocks CIA Analysis of Iraq Civil War

By Ken Silverstein Harpers "I've learned from two sources that some senior figures at the CIA, along with a number of Iraq analysts, have been pushing to produce a new NIE. They've been stonewalled, however, by John Negroponte, the administration's Director of National Intelligence, who knows that any honest take on the situation would produce an NIE even more pessimistic than the 2004 version. That could create problems on the Hill and, if it is leaked as the last one was, with the public as...

Say it ain't so. Lawyers for 4 Accused Soldiers Say They Acted on Orders "On the morning of May 9, a group of soldiers from the 101st Airborne Division arrived in a remote desert area of western Iraq for a dangerous mission: taking out an insurgent training camp. What happened then has become the subject of intense dispute. Military prosecutors last month accused four soldiers in the unit of releasing three Iraqi men they captured that day, only to kill them. The soldiers have been charged...

Re: Inquiry: The famous Barak offer

Olivier, Please forgive the delay. Here's what you're looking for: http://antiwar.com/hacohen/?articleid=881 http://www.nybooks.com/articles/14380 http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn/A9673-2001Jul17?language=printer Best, Scott Horton Antiwar.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Eric Garris" < egarris2@antiwar.com> To: < scott@antiwar.com> Sent: Monday, July 17, 2006 7:39 PM Subject: Fwd: Inquiry: The famous Barak offer > >>Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2006 17:13:06 -0700 >>To:...